Box Addition 4
Contains 37 Results:
“Merrill Moore” by Louis Untermeyer reprinted from the January Number of The Sewanee Review, 1935; “Three Younger Poets” by Louis Untermeyer in The English Journal, December 1932
“Dawn Honey” musical composition - words by Merrill Moore, music by Ives Hendrick, 1938
“The Mental Measure of Merrill Moore” by F. L. Wells reprinted from Life and Letters To-Day, Vol. 21, no. 19, pages 27 - 36, March 1939 (London)
“Poet and Psychiatrist: Merrill Moore” by Henry W. Wells reprinted from The Hopkins Review, Vol. VI, no. 1, Fall 1952 (Baltimore, Maryland)
Newspaper articles and reviews; travel literature
Vanderbilt Centennial History file - newspaper articles
Book reviews
Book promotional materials
Book promotional materials
Eulogy and Elegy by Michel Farrano - inscribed to Anne Leslie Moore
Obituaries in Harvard Medical Alumni Bulletin, October 1957; February 1958
Obituary in The New England Journal of Medicine, October 31, 1957, vol. 257, no.18
Obituaries, 1957 (1)
Obituaries, 1957 (2)
“Social Security for Southern Farmers” from Southern Policy Papers No. 2, Chapel Hill: The University of North Carolina Press, 1936
Newspaper articles and reviews; booklet Alabama Academy of Distinquished Authors Inductees, 1982 - 1986
Correspondence
Incoming correspondence – Delmore Schwartz, July 5, 1941
Letter to Robie Macauley, 1958
Poem “As We Two Walked at Dusk” (never published typescript)
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