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The Autograph File is an alphabetically arranged collection of single letters, manuscripts, and drawings received from various sources at various times. Additions continue to be made.

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Papers of Harry Levin, American literary critic, scholar of modernism and comparative literature, and the Irving Babbitt Professor of Comparative Literature at Harvard University.

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Approximately 2,500 sound discs created, commissioned, or produced by Frederick C. Packard, Jr.

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5 copies; Presented by The Harvard Vocarium

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Contains articles on Nabokov and undated notes by Pearl K. Bell

Scope and Contents: This series contains correspondence, memoranda, reports, and other papers relating to Darlington’s professional career. The bulk of the material relates to his duties as Curator of Insects and Fall Curator of Coleoptera in Harvard’s Museum of Comparative Zoology. The letters discuss various entomological, zoogeographica1, and biological problems. Darlington’s specialization in Carabidae is well represented, and he corresponds with other Carabidae specialists, including entomologists Carl...

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Contains correspondence with Belarusian professor M. Nabokov, Hungarian-American mechanical engineer Arpád Nádai, and Bryn Mawr College philosophy professor Milton C. Nahm.

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This series contains correspondence and papers relating to Wasson’s mycological and etymological investigations. Includes correspondence on the history of caviar, used in Mushrooms, Russia and History, and on soma theory. Correspondents include Sir Harold W. Bailey, John P. Hughes, and Stella Kramrisch.

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Scope and Contents: Correspondence kept by Alexander Gerschenkron separate from General Correspondence Files. Includes correspondence with individuals, journals, societies and companies, especially the American Historical Review, Economic History Society, American Philosophical Society, Cambridge University Press, the Rand Corporation. Also, inter-Harvard University mail including Harvard University Press, the University Library Committee, the Russian Research Center and Economics Department. Series also...

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These notes and notebooks primarily contain research notes as opposed to teaching or class notes and include notes on books Alexander Gerschenkron had read; annotations for his own articles and books and in some cases, whole hand­written first draft manuscripts. Also included in this series are letters and loose papers which were found either within notebooks themselves or in the same packing crates in between notebooks.

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Consists of the following: notes by Aaron; drafts, typescript copies, photocopies, and print copies of Aaron's works (articles, lectures, reviews, and portions of books); correspondence related to research material and Aaron's works; copies of articles and other works by other scholars (in manuscript, typescript, photocopy, or print form).

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Consists of the following: notes by Aaron; drafts, typescript copies, photocopies, and print copies of Aaron's works (articles, lectures, reviews, and portions of books); correspondence related to research material and Aaron's works; copies of articles and other works by other scholars (in manuscript, typescript, photocopy, or print form).

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Primary author of work: Nabokov, Vladimir Vladimirovich, 1899-1977.

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Primary author of work: Nabokov, Vladimir Vladimirovich, 1899-1977.

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This collection consists of Avis Howard Thayer Bohlen's correspondence with family (brothers, sisters and children) and friends, business papers pertaining to her work in the embassies (such as menus, guest lists, correspondence and accounts), speeches, travel diaries and photographs.

Scope and Contents: The papers contain correspondence with colleagues and friends (very little from family), compositions, and source files containing printed matter concerning east-west relations. Generally, the original arrangement of materials has been retained. Consequently there is a large section entitled: Compositions arranged by subject. This section reflects Souvarine's original subject categories but the order within each category has been reorganized in the repository into: letters, compositions, and...

Scope and Contents: The papers contain correspondence with colleagues and friends (very little from family), compositions, and source files containing printed matter concerning east-west relations. Generally, the original arrangement of materials has been retained. Consequently there is a large section entitled: Compositions arranged by subject. This section reflects Souvarine's original subject categories but the order within each category has been reorganized in the repository into: letters, compositions, and...

Scope and Contents: The archive includes business and personal papers of George Balanchine from his American years (1933-1983). The only exception is an agreement, signed by Balanchine and a group of young dancers upon leaving Russia in 1924. The archive also includes business correspondence of the New York City Ballet from the time of its establishment in 1948 to 1989. A small part of the archive concerns the operations of the George Balanchine Foundation established three month after Balanchine's death in...

Scope and Contents: The papers contain correspondence with colleagues and friends (very little from family), compositions, and source files containing printed matter concerning east-west relations. Generally, the original arrangement of materials has been retained. Consequently there is a large section entitled: Compositions arranged by subject. This section reflects Souvarine's original subject categories but the order within each category has been reorganized in the repository into: letters, compositions, and...

Scope and Content: Photographs taken for the Harvard University Gazette issues of May 23, 1986-August 9, 1991 including photographs taken for possible use but not published. Photographs depict University employees, faculty, students and alumni, events such as athletic competitions, student activities, lecture series, exhibitions, concerts, commencements, and reunions. The photographs are chiefly black-and-white enlargements. There is also one box of negatives. All dates given...

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Primary author of work: Pushkin, Aleksandr Sergeevich, 1799-1837.

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Includes orders and paid invoices for "Seamus Heaney at Harvard" and' "Vladimir Nabokov at Harvard"