The Harvard rennaissance. TS. (carbon copy) with A.MS. and MS.s. annotations; [n.p., n.d.]. 73s. (73p.), 1912 Digital
Dates
- Creation: 1912
Language of Materials
Collection materials in English, French, Russian, Spanish, German, and Italian.
Conditions Governing Access
Correspondence between John Reed and Louise Bryant, items 24-123 and 237-305 are fragile; use positive microfilm shelved with the originals.
Extent
10.5 linear feet (32 boxes, 1 volume)General note
Essay probably written ca.1912; MS.s. annotations in the hands of Waldo T[ ] Fisher, G[ ] C[ ] Henderson, H[iram] K[elly] Moderwell and H. I. (or L.) S.
With incomplete TS. (carbon copy); 66s. (66p.)
MS Am 9045 X-C
Repository Details
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