Box Addition 5
Contains 17 Results:
Parthenia and Other Poems (1922). Photocopies from original in the Vanderbilt University English Department, November 9, 1988
“Putting Agrarianism into Practice” by John Thompson in The Tennessean Magazine,Sunday June 27, 1937 (includes photograph of Tate and his wife Caroline Gordon and Mr. and Mrs. Ford Madox Ford)
“The Critic Behind Barbed Wire: If He Wishes He Can End His Self-Imposed Internment” by Herbert J. Mueller in Saturday Review of Literature, September 25, 1943
Tate’s Venus” by Nicholson Adams. Review of Tate’s translation of The Vigil of Venus, offprint from The Quarterly Review of Literature, March 1944, Vol. I, no. 2. Inscribed by Tate
“The Elizabeth Madox Roberts Papers” by Allen Tate in Library of Congress Quarterly Journal, Vol. I, no. 2, 1944
“The Fathers and Realistic Fiction” review by Arthur Mizener in Accent, 1947 (photocopy)
“The Hovering Fly” Cummington Press Prospectus, October 1948
“Fragment of a Meditation/MCMXXXXVII” Christmas Card from Caroline and Allen Tate, 1948
“Dr. Johnson on Religious Poetry” Broadside lecture announcement, May 15, 1949
Program - Kansas Writer’s Conference, University of Kansas, June 8 - 21, 1949
“Is Literary Criticism Possible?” Typescript, 1950 - 51 (17 pages)
“Allen Tate est à Paris” clipping from Le Figaro Litterâire, 24 Mai 1952. Extrait de “Ode aux morts confédérés” translated by Jacques and Raissa Maritain
Correspondence, 1968 - 69, 3 items
Correspondence to Thomas Daniel Young and others, 1959 - 1981
Vanderbilt Alumni Records and information
Vanderbilt Centennial History file
Collected Poems, 1919 - 1976 - Duplicate proofs, author’s set
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