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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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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.

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...

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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"

Scope and Contents: The bulk of the collection consists of personal letters to William or Alice James from friends in their large social/intellectual/artistic circle. Includes letters to William concerning his portrait painting and articles, his illustrious father and uncle, and Alice's death in 1957. Compositions consist of poems by poet friends and William James's manuscript on Langdon Warner, curator of Oriental art at the Fogg Museum. Third party correspondence is mostly of earlier family members....

Scope and Contents: Consists of correspondence (including carbon copies of outgoing letters), writings of Buchanan and others, legal and financial documents, photographs, and printed material. Much of the correspondence concerns Buchanan's work with Mortimer J. Adler, Stringfellow Barr, and Robert M. Hutchins in curricular development at the University of Chicago and St. John's College. Also includes correspondence files, 1946-1949, for the Old Dominion Foundation and Liberal Arts, Inc. Writings of Scott...

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Side One: Lolita (Part Two, Chapter 35 ; Side Two: The Ballad of Longwood Glen -- Rain -- Lines Written In Oregon -- On Translating "Eugene Onegin" -- An Evening of Russian Poetry -- The Swift -- The Discovery.

Scope and Contents: The bulk of the collection consists of personal letters to William or Alice James from friends in their large social/intellectual/artistic circle. Includes letters to William concerning his portrait painting and articles, his illustrious father and uncle, and Alice's death in 1957. Compositions consist of poems by poet friends and William James's manuscript on Langdon Warner, curator of Oriental art at the Fogg Museum. Third party correspondence is mostly of earlier family members....

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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).

Scope and Contents: This collection came as part of a larger donation of papers of Parmenia Migel Ekstrom. The papers consist of three major sections: original material related to Ballets Russes, collected by the Stravinsky-Diaghilev foundation; research files, assembled by the Stravinsky-Diaghilev Foundation; and personal papers of Parmenia Migel Ekstrom. A separate finding aid was created for each section of the donation. This collection includes research files arranged by the foundation on...

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: Consists of correspondence (including carbon copies of outgoing letters), writings of Buchanan and others, legal and financial documents, photographs, and printed material. Much of the correspondence concerns Buchanan's work with Mortimer J. Adler, Stringfellow Barr, and Robert M. Hutchins in curricular development at the University of Chicago and St. John's College. Also includes correspondence files, 1946-1949, for the Old Dominion Foundation and Liberal Arts, Inc. Writings of Scott...

Scope and Contents: The records described here are from James Laughlin's home office in Norfolk, Connecticut. Here Laughlin kept his own papers as well as materials sent to him from the New York City office. For example, when a letter concerning an editorial matter was written in the New York office, a copy would be made for Laughlin's Norfolk files. Additionally, there are memoranda, correspondence, and notes between Laughlin and the members of the staff in the New York office....

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Consists of letters to Gordon Cairnie, mainly from poets, business records, and memorabilia. Business records of the Grolier Book Shop include account books, 1927-1966, tax forms, bank books, cancelled checks, and bills.

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Consists of professional and personal correspondence with John Updike between 1947 and 2009.