Box 3
Contains 15 Results:
Essay - Sanborn, Herbert. “Philosophies and Psychologies.” Read at the annual meeting of the Southern Society for Philosophy and Psychology, Washington University, 4 April 1947. Inscribed by Sanborn.
Knickerbocker, William S. “The Fugitives of Nashville.” Sewanee Review, 36 (1928), 211-24.
Ransom, John Crowe. “The South--Old of New?” Sewanee Review, 36 (1928), 139-47.
Tate, Allen. “American Poetry Since 1920.” The Bookman, 68 (1929), 503-08.
Tate, Allen. “Last Days of the Charming Lady.“ The Nation, 121 (1925), 485-86.
Tate, Allen. “Poetry and the Absolute.” Sewanee Review, 35 (1927), 41-52.
Jack, Peter Monro. “A New Collection of Poems by Allen Tate.” Rev. of The Mediterranean and Other Poems. New York Times, 16 August 1936.
Allen Tate obituary picture in unidentified newspaper, 9 Feb. 1979.
2 folders on Tate; 1 includes published poems labeled “not collected” 1 folder on Agrarians
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