Box Addition 2
Contains 41 Results:
Poem - “Gradual of the Northern Summer” and correspondence with Eleanor Scott Morse, 1964 - 1975
Young, T. D. and Kirk, Russell. Introduction and Preface to The Tennessee, 1978 (photocopy)
Offer of books from Fugitive Books, 1987
“Traditions of Southern Thought: Frederick Douglass and Donald Davidson” Conference, 1992 at Vanderbilt University
Murphy, Paul. “The Social Memory of the South: Donald Davidson and the Tennessee Past” in Tennessee Historical Quarterly, Fall, 1996
Poetry Reviews - newspaper clippings (43 items)
Student Paper by Sarah McCanless (Howell)
Student Papers of Adelle Dudney, 1928 - 1930
Student Paper of Sally Rodes (Lee), 1952
Davidson, Theresa Sherrer - printed copy and transparency of her illustrations for The Tennessee
Letter to Donald Davidson, June 9, 1924
“The Metaphysics of Duguit’s Pragmatic Conception of Law” reprinted from Political Science Quarterly, Vol. XXXVIII, no. 4, December, 1922; “Mussolini, Prophet of the Pragmatic Era in Politics” reprinted from Political Science Quarterly,Vol. XLI, no. 2, June, 1926
“Vers Une Nouvelle Constitution” extrait du Recueil d’Etudes enl’honneur d’Edouard Lambert
Address to the graduating class of 1960, the Webb School, Bell Buckle, Tennessee
Articles, obituary
I’ll Take My Stand. Tate Authorization. 1930 2. Vanderbilt Masquerader, Vol. X, no.3, December 1933
“The Agrarians Today : a Symposium” in Shenandoah, Autumn 1952 (photocopy); “Dualisms in Agrarian Thought” by Virginia Rock reprinted from Mississippi Quarterly, XIII (Spring 1960)
“Brief” by Rick Byrd for Vanderbilt Centennial History, 1977
“The Southern Agrarians” in New Boston Review, Vol. IV, no. III, December 1978
Agrarian Symposium, 1980 - programs, Vanderbilt Alumnus, Vol. 66, no. 1, Winter 1981; Versus, April, 1980; newspaper articles
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