Box 17
Contains 16 Results:
Class notes- The Sixteenth Century (Harry Morgan Ayres, Prof), Columbia University 1941-42; Comprehensive English (Edwin Mims, Prof), Vanderbilt University, 1941
Class notes-Gothic-Comparative Philology 170 (Whatmough, Prof), Harvard University 1942-43; Icelandic Language and Literature (Frank P. McGoun, Prof.), Harvard University, 1943
Class notes- Comparative Romantic Literature (Emery Neff, Prof), Columbia University, 1943-44
"Blood on the Thorn: A Play in Three Acts", by Manson Myers, New York, 1943-44
Sample Tests- Manson Myers (student and teacher), various courses, 1943-56
Assignments and Lecture Notes- English 100 and English 209R (taught by Manson Myers), 1947
Assignments and Lecture Notes- English 200 (taught by Manson Myers), 1947
Assignments and Lecture Notes- English 325 and 326 (taught by Manson Myers), 1947
Gradebook- for "The American Novel between the Wars (1920-1940)", Newport News High School (taught by Manson Myers), 1947; and, "The Modern Novel", English 385 (taught by Manson Myers), Newcomb College, 1948
Class Assignments- English 202 Great British Writers (taught by Manson Myers), Newcomb College, 1948
Lecture notes, assignment lists, lecture schedules and study questions- various courses (taught by Manson Myers), 1952
Reading lists and examinations- various courses (taught by Manson Myers), 1959-1969
Test questions and reading lists- New Orleans (taught by Manson Myers), no date
Test questions, teaching notes and entrance examination to Class IX- The Brearley School (taught by Manson Myers), no date
Teaching notes and assignment lists- Yale University (taught by Manson Myers), no date
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