Afternoon Neighbors; Further Excerpts from a Literary Log. 1.

Back-Trailers from the Middle Border. 2.

Companions on the Trail, A Literary Chronicle. 3.

a.Hamlin Garland's journal, Typed transcript, rev. by hand to form a continuous narrative. c.750 leaves. Typescript of Garland's article "A Visit to Henry James at Rye, England, 1906" is incorporated (p.456-464). 1900-1909.

b.Journal transcript, (fragmentary for 1904-6). Unrev. carbon copy. 1900-1906

c.Preliminary drafts (from 1 to 3). Holograph and typed. c.990 leaves. A draft of Ch. 20 includes the mounted proof sheets of "Vanishing Trails" (University Record, Oct., 1905).

d.Final draft. Typed.

A Daughter of the Middle Border. 4.

a.Preliminary drafts, incomplete. Holograph and typed.

b.Final complete draft. Typed.

Fortunate Exiles.(Unpublished memoirs of Garland's California years) 5.

a.Early drafts, incomplete. Holograph.

b.Later drafts, incomplete. Typed.

My Friendly Contemporaries, A Literary Log. 6.

a.Hamlin Garland's journal, Typed transcript, rev. by hand to form a continuous narrative. 1914-22.

b.Draft, incomplete. Holograph, with typed journal entries.

c.Drafts. Typed unrev. carbon copies.

d.Final draft. Typed.

Roadside Meetings. 7.

a.Hamlin Garland's journal, incomplete. Typed transcript. 1895-99,

b.Preliminary drafts (2 to 3), grouped by chapters. Typed.

c.Preliminary draft. Typed unrev. carbon copy.

d.Mounted proof sheets. 318 leaves. Also, c.50 scattered proof sheets.

A Son of the Middle Border. 8.

a.Fragments of various drafts. Typed and holograph.

b.Lincoln Stuart. A Brother to an Actor. Chicago, Holograph in notebook. [1890's].

c.The Story of Grant McLane. Shorthand notes taken from Garland's dictation, Notebook. 22 x 14cm. Also, typed transcript (fragment). 1898.

d.Dictated version in shorthand, Stenographer's notebook. Dec. 23, 1913-Jan. 1, 1914.

e.Installments for Collier'sserial version. Typed.

f.Page proofs and galley sheets, scattered.

Trail-Makers of the Middle Border.(Hamlin Garland's fictionized life of his father) 9.

a.First draft. Holograph.

b.Preliminary drafts: 3 versions, incomplete. Typed.

"Hannibal H. Garland, Osage, Iowa." Diaries, Daily weather notes; vocabulary notes; sketch of a story. 10. 1875, 1877.

"H. Garland. Ordway, Dakota. A Digest of the Work upon English literature by M. Taine." Ledger notebook. 11. 1884.

"Hamlin Garland, McPherson Co., Dakota." Notes of studies in English literature and elocution. Dakota Territory and Boston, Ledger notebook. 12. 1884-85.

"Notebook begun Oct./6/84. Literature, Art." Notes on readings; drafts of stories and poems; notes on Edwin Booth, Mark Twain, Robert Ingersoll. Dakota Territory and Boston, Ledger notebook. 13. 1884-86[?]

Notes on readings in literature and elocution. Boston, 14. 1885-86[?]

Notes on lectures at Boston School of Oratory. Notebook in brown boards. 15. c.1885.

"Notes-Miscellaneous, May 15th '85." On cover: "Literary Notes." Notes on Garland's readings; original poems and sketches; mounted clippings; "Edwin Booth as a Master of Expression." With mounted ALS of Laurence Barrett. Boston, Notebook in marbled boards. 16. 1885-88.

"Hamlin Garland, Jamaica Plain, Boston, Mar. 3/86." Rib title: "Literary Notes. Vol. I." Notes of readings and drafts for verses and works of fiction, including Rise of Boomtownand Radburn;mounted clippings. Boston, Black cloth-bound notebook. 17. 1886-87.

"No. 1." "No. 2." Notes on studies and travel, and for articles,, stories, and a novel. Outline of an address at Osage. Osage, Iowa; Ordway, Dakota; and Boston, 18. 1887.

"Transcription from my note-book of 1887 describing my visit to the Middle West in that year." Typed transcript, with holograph inscription. 19.

"1887." Jottings on overheard dialogue, etc. Pad notebook without covers. 20.

"1889 [i.e., 1888]. Visit to the West. West Salem, Minneapolis, Aberdeen [etc.]" Stories, sketches, impressions, poems. Brown pad notebook. 21 x 13cm. Also, a typed transcript. 17 leaves. 21.

Notes and sketches. West Salem, La Crosse, and Chicago, Pad notebook without covers, incomplete. 22. [c.1888-89].

"Hamlin Garland, Jamaica Plain, Boston, Mass." Clippings on the single tax; books to be read; mss. submitted for publication; copies of Under the Wheeldistributed. Boston, Notebook in red leather. 23. 1888-95.

"Weirs." Verse, dialect notes, ideas for stories and for a play. Tan pad notebook. 24. Post-dated 1888 [i.e., summer, 1889].

"Lectures in Social Reform." Notes and clippings on single-tax activities. Includes also poems and "The Whitman Banquet." Boston, etc., Notebook in marbled boards 25. 1889[?].

"1889. Hamlin Garland. Jamaica Plain, Boston, Mass." Notes on Western travels; New England dialect; James Whitcomb Riley interview; "Not Work Enough" (speech outline); notes for a play. Boston, etc., Brown pad notebook. 26. 1889.

"Uncle Frank liked the Norwegian tunes-" Sketches, including "A Visit to Whitman," impressions, poems. La Crosse, Manville, etc., Pad notebook, covers missing. 18 x 11cm. Also, a typed transcript. 11 leaves. 27. post-dated 1889.

"Western Notes." Sketches and verse in pencil on unbound sheets. 28. Winter, 1890-91.

"Hamlin Garland, Arena, Copley Square, Boston." Sketches, including "Tale of a Dog," "A Radical Father," and some for Rose of Dutcher's Coolly;travel notes; notes for a play, "A Cynical Brother." Tan pad notebook. 29. Summer, 1892.

"Chicago to Des Moines." Travel notes; notes on characters and plots. Tan pad notebook. 30. 1892.

"Campaigning-Minneapolis, Chicago, Kansas City... California trip with father and mother, Fall of '92." Includes travel notes; speech outline; short story, "Love Levels All;" notes for a play, "Mrs. Crisp." Red pad notebook. 31.

"Los Angeles, Fresno, Portland, Pasadena." Impressions of the Pacific Coast; notes on a seance. Tan pad notebook. 22 x 12cm. Also, typed transcript, incomplete. 6 leaves. 32. Winter, 1892-93.

"San Juan, Pasadena, New Mexico again, Denver, Kansas City, Boston." Travel notes and impressions; sketches and notes for stories; poem; outline of address to Psychic Society. Tan pad notebook. 22 x 12cm. Also, typed transcript. 6 leaves. 33. Winter, 1892-93.

"Notes and hints." Includes poems, sketches, plans for books, etc. Boston, etc., Notebook in red cloth. 34. 1892-97.

"Psychical records-Cleveland-New York City-Cleveland. Psychical notes. Wisconsin notes." Records of seances; notes on Wisconsin in the 1850's; sketch for an Indian story. Red leather notebook. 35. 1892-1908.

"In the South-Washington, New Orleans, Memphis." Notes, impressions, sketches, and a poem. Pad notebook in marbled boards. 19 x 11cm. Also, a typed transcript. 36. Post-dated 1892 [i.e., spring, 1893].

Western travel notes of Colorado, New Mexico, etc.; verses; anecdotes; sketches. 2 notebooks without covers. 22 x 12cm. Also, a typed transcript. 25 leaves. 37. 1893.

"Colorado and the West (Summer '93)-May-Kansas-Colorado Springs. (May)-1000 mile circuit. Denver-Chicago (World's Fair)-Minnesota (June)-St. Paul (Severances)." Travel sketches; story ideas; poems; plans for Prairie Songs.Tan pad notebook. 38. 1893.

"Notes by the way-Boston-New York [etc.]" Travel notes, dialogue, sketches. Tan pad notebook. 39. Winter, 1893-94.

"Colorado, Des Moines, Sioux City, West Salem, March-June, 1894." Sketches and travel notes. Tan pad notebook. 40.

"White River Plateau." Notes on Colorado. Brown pad notebook. 20 x 12cm. Also, typed transcript. 4 leaves. 41. Aug., 1894.

"1894. Hamlin Garland." Travel impressions of the Midwest; sketches for Rose of Dutcher's Coollyand Boy Life on the Prairie;notes on the novel and on art in Chicago. Brown pad notebook. 42. 1894.

"Missouri... Kansas-" Midwest travel notes; sketches for A Rocky Mountain Romance.Notes on Zuni, laid in. Writing tablet. 20 x 12cm. Also, a typed transcript. 11 leaves. 43. 1895, n.d.

Colorado notes and sketches, including "Casey's Sayings," "Cripple Creek," "A Smooth Piece of Salting," etc. 44. [1895?]

"A Trip to Mexico." Includes travel notes and impressions. Codex, lacking covers. 45. 1896.

"Record of a Trip to Mexico." Travel impressions, poems, outlines for Witch's Gold,"The Daughter of Rushing Bear" (A Play), and an operetta. Text of "Gratitude" (A Play). Chicago, etc., Notebook in marbled boards. 46. 1896.

"Death of a Desperado. The Honor of a Miner." Synopsis of a novel; a sketch, "Life and Death of Handsome Jack;" Walpi. Tan stenographer's notebook. 47. [1890's.]

"Colorado, Ouray, 1896." Sketches and descriptive passages about the Rocky Mountains and Indians. Notebook in red leather. 48.

Indian notes and sketches. Montana, Dakota, 49. 1896-97.

"Literary Notes." Journal entries; sketches; verses; interviews with literary persons; notes on Ellen Glasgow, Henry George, Theodore Roosevelt, Frank Norris, etc.; mounted photographs and autographs. Codex. 50. 1897-1920.

"Klondike." Notes on preparation for trip to the Klondike; notes on the way; sketches and verse. 2 notebooks in gray cloth. 18 x 11 cm. 51. 1898.

" The Eagle's Heart,Seattle, St. Paul, West Salem." Notes for a novel, sketches, and verse. Notebook in gray cloth. 52. Fall and winter, 1898.

"London Notes." Impressions of people and places; also includes notes on Paris and Rome. Notebook in black cloth. 53. 1899.

Notes and sketches of Indians and the West, especially Colorado. Ideas for stories, etc. 10 notebooks in cloth and leather. 17 x 11cm. to 21 x 12cm. Also, typed transcripts of 7 notebooks. c.200 leaves. 54. c.1899-1902.

"Manuscript Record." Record of submissions to periodicals. Notebook in black cloth. 55. [1900-1917?]

"Oklahoma, 1902. Ind. Ter. 1904." Local color and character sketches, especially of Indians. Also, notes on Kansas City and Cleveland, accounts, and addresses. Notebook in red cloth. 56.

Notes on a visit to Washington with his father; sketches and anecdotes; West Point slang; the Mississippi; poems. Washington, New York, Osage, etc., Notebook in red leather 57. 1903-4.

"West Point, New Orleans, Mexico." Travel notes; poems; personal reminders; addresses. Notebook in brown leather. 17 x 11cm. Also, a typed transcript. 32 leaves. 58.

Sketches for stories and a play; studies for Tyranny of the Dark;travel notes; sayings of baby (Mary Isabel); memoranda. New York, Chicago, etc., Notebook in maroon leather. 16 x 10cm. Also, a typed transcript. 28 leaves. 59. 1904-5.

"Oklahoma, 1905." Notes for "Vanishing Trails" (University of Chicago convocation address), on Colorado State Prison, and on council of Creek Nation; character sketches; travel notes; memoranda. Notebook in black leather. 60.

"London Notes." Travel notes, sketches for a sequel to Her Mountain Lover;notes on visits with Shaw, Kipling, Zangwill, Henry James, etc. Notebook in black leather. 61. 1906.

"My Notes of Paris." "My Notes on So. France." "My Notes on Italy, Genoa." "My Notes on Rome." Also, a fifth notebook on Italy. 5 cloth-bound notebooks. 18 x 11cm. 62. 1906.

Western notes and sketches: Colorado, Wyoming, Montana. Includes place descriptions, character sketches, drafts of stories, notes on Indians and forest rangers. Also, notes on a trip to the South, notes on prisons and prison camps in Colorado, Nebraska, and Illinois, 9 notebooks, variously bound. 16 x 9cm. to 18 x 11cm. 63. 1911; 1914. 1907-14.

"Sheridan, 1914; Boston, 1915; New York, 1916." Sketches for an Indian story, "The New Agent;" notes on the forest ranger; New York appointments; impressions of a Boston visit. Notebook in red leather. 64.

"Red Letter Days in the Life of a Novelist, a Chronicle." Scrapbook of clippings; notes and texts of speeches; impressions of authors; mounted letters; papers written for the Vigilantes, etc. Loose-leaf notebook. 25 x 21cm. 65. 1916-18.

"The Nine Lives of Spiritism." Remarks on the staying power of spiritualism; pages from a draft of Trail-Makers of the Middle Border;"Mrs. Roosevelt's necklace." Onteora, N. Y., Loose-leaf notebook. 66. [1920's?].

"London, Paris." Travel notes. Notebook in gray cloth. 67. 1924.

Among the Corn Rows. Post-dated Boston, Holograph. 68. c.1888.

And a Brave Lady Beside. a."The Ranger's Wife." Holograph. 29 leaves. b.Typed. 22 leaves. 69.

The Bad Medicine Man. a.Holograph. 19 leaves. b.Fragment. Typed. 8 leaves. 70.

Big Moggasen. Holograph. 71.

Black Eagle. Introduction. Typed. 72.

Black Ephraim. Fragment of an early draft. Holograph 73.

Boy Life on the Prairie. a.Notebook of mounted clippings (described by Garland in a note as from American Magazine,but apparently a weekly syndication), with holograph revisions and additions. b.Mounted detached pages from the edition, many rev. by hand. 58 leaves. c."Boy Life on the Prairie: Haying." Fragment. Holograph. 3 leaves. d."The Coming of the Circus." Typed. 8 mounted leaves. e."The Coming of the Circus." Typed fair copy, with carbon copy. 7 leaves each. f."A Night Ride on a Prairie Schooner." Typed. 5 leaves. 74. 1887-88, 1899

The Branch Road. Fragment. Boston, Typed. 75. Post-dated 1887.

Brown of Military Post. Fragment. Post-dated Holograph. 76. c.1889.

The Captain of the Gray Horse Troop.Fragment. Holograph. 77.

A Case in Competition. Holograph. 78.

A Case of Bill Posting. Typed. 79.

Cavanagh, Forest Ranger. a.Conclusion. Holograph. 3 leaves. b.Synopsis. Typed. 11 leaves. 80. Post-dated 1907.

Chief Charlevoy. Typed. 81.

The Color Line in Oklahoma. Typed. 82.

Daddy Deering. a.Final page. Boston, Typed. 1 leaf. b.Detached pages from Other Main-Travelled Roads,p. [119]-128, rev. by hand. 5 leaves. 83. [1888].

The Dark Side of the Moon. Here titled "The Other Side of the Moon" or "The Poltergeist." a.Holograph. 17 leaves. b.Fragment. Holograph. 2 leaves. 84.

A Daughter of Privilege (or, Nelson Berg of Cerro Gordo). a.Typed. c.105 leaves. b."The Blue-Eyed Norsk." Fragment. Typed. 3 leaves. c.Fragment. Typed unrev. carbon copy. 14 scattered leaves. 85. 1915.

A Day's Pleasure. a.Fragment. Mounted printed pages from Main-Travelled Roads,ed., with holograph introduction, possibly for an anthology. 2 leaves. b.Fragment. Typed unrev. carbon copy. 3 scattered leaves. 86. 1899

Death in the Desert. Fragment. Holograph. 87.

Delancy Bennett. Typed fair copy. 88.

Delmar of Pima. Holograph. 89.

The Deputy Sheriff's Bride. a.Holograph. 40 leaves. b.Fragment. Typed 13 leaves (7-19). 90.

The Doctor's Visit. a.Holograph. 10 leaves. b.Typed. 6 leaves. 91.

A Drummer Boy's Alarum. a.Holograph and typed. 4 leaves. b.Fragment. Holograph. 92.

The Eagle's Heart(Synopsis of a novel). Typed. 93.

The Electric Lady. Holograph. 94.

A Fair Child. Holograph. 95.

A Fair Exchange. a.Retitled "Kios." Holograph. 9 leaves. b.Typed. 96.

The Faith of his Fathers. Typed fair copy 97.

Father Abram. Holograph. 98.

For the Good of the Service. Fragment. Typed unrev. carbon copy. 99.

The Forest Ranger. a."Not in the Service Book." Holograph and typed. 33 leaves. "First draft." b.Galley sheets, rev. by hand, for They of the High Trails,p.286-344. 100.

Free as a Boy. Holograph. 101.

Going Fishing. Holograph. 102.

A Goodfellow's Wife. Holograph. 73 leaves. Here retitled "The Scallywag." 103.

The Graven Image. Fragments. Holograph and typed. 104.

Haunted Houses; Three Stories Retold. Holograph and typed. 105.

The Healer of Mogalyon. a.Typed and holograph. 46 leaves. b.Fragment. Typed fair copy. 11 leaves. c."First draft." Fragment. Holograph. Final leaf only. 106.

Her Mountain Lover.Also titled "The Rocky Mountain Hustler." Fragments. Holograph and typed. 107.

Hesper. a.Preface. Post-dated West Salem, Typed. 1 leaf. b.Fragment. Holograph. 41 leaves. c.Detached printed pages 122-131 and 428-435, mounted and edited by hand. Retitled "The Golden Mountain" and "The Death of a Desperado," apparently for an anthology. 18 leaves. 108. 1903.

Hilgard. Holograph. 109.

Hippy. Holograph. 110.

His Degenerate Dad. Fragment. Typed. 111.

His First Arrest; Character Sketch. Typed. 112.

His Vision. Holograph. 113.

Honor among Thieves. a.Typed. 10 leaves. b.Typed. 8 leaves. 114.

Hotan-The Red Pioneer; A True Story. a.Typed. 31 leaves. b.Typed fair copy. 11 leaves. c."White Eagle-The Red Pioneer." Typed, "uncorrected." 57 leaves. d.Typed. 15 leaves. e.Fragment. Typed unrev. carbon copy. 16 leaves. f.Introductory paragraph. Typed, rev., with 2 unrev. carbon copies. 1 leaf each. 115.

The House on the Marsh (A Fantasy after Turner). Holograph. 20 leaves. Signed "Luke McClintock." 116.

A Human Remnant. a.Typed. 6 leaves. b.Typed. 7 leaves. 117.

The Idealist. Holograph. 118.

In His Dressing Room. Holograph. 119.

James Moriarty-Sheriff. 1886. Fragment. Typed. 120.

Jason Edwards.Fragment of a novel. Holograph. 121.

Jim's Pasear Abroad. a.Fragments. Holograph. 110 leaves. b.Typed. 342 leaves. c.Typed carbon copy, partly rev. 374 leaves. 122.

John Boyle's Conclusion. Typed. 123. [1888.]

The Justification of the Man. Holograph. 124.

Kelly Afoot. Post-dated c.1910. Fragment. Holograph. 125.

Kelly's Mission. Incomplete rough draft. Holograph. 126.

The Last of a High-land Feud. Holograph. 127.

Leaders in the Trail-I. (Yellow Horse). Typed. 128.

The Leaser. Here titled "A Short Line Romance." Holograph. 129.

The Light of the Star.Fragments of a novel. a.Holograph. 10 leaves. b.Clippings from the Ladies Home Journal(1904), mounted and heavily rev. by hand, with holograph addenda. 15 leaves. 130.

Lime Gale's Rival. Typed and holograph. 131.

A Little Norsk.Fragment of a novel. Holograph. 132.

Little Squatters. Holograph. 133.

[ The Long Trail.]A Midnight Race. Detached printed pages, mounted, and rev. by hand. 15 leaves. "A chapter from a story called "The Long Trail..."-Hamlin Garland note. 134.

Love or the Law.Fragments. a.Holograph. 10 leaves. b.Typed, mounted leaf. With Hamlin Garland's holograph notes: "My first attempt at a novel- An unpublished Iowa novel written in 135. 1888." "... 1886."

A Man of Grit. A Character Sketch. Typed. 136.

The Man Who Started the War. Fragment. Holograph. 137.

The Marshall [ sic.]of Brim-stone Center. Fragments. a.Typed fair copy. 31 leaves. b.Typed. 1 leaf (p.23). 138.

The Marshal's Capture. a.Holograph. 78 leaves. b.Typed and holograph. 45 leaves. 139.

Martha's Fireplace. a.Holograph. 35 leaves. b.Typed. 32 leaves. c.Fragment. Holograph and typed. 23 leaves. On the verso, typed scattered leaves of a version of A Son of the Middle Border. 140.

Mettellus, A Character Sketch. a.Holograph. 14 leaves. "Unfinished."-Hamlin Garland notation. b.Fragment of the completed story. Typed. 6 leaves (9-14). 141.

Milton Jennings.Typed and holograph. 351 leaves. An unfinished novel, later incorporated into A Spoil of Office. 142.

The Miser. a."Maria Smith, Miser." Typed. 22 leaves. b.Variant draft. Typed carbon copy. 21 leaves (Leaf 1 missing). c.Fragment. Typed, with unrev. carbon copy. 5 leaves each. 143.

The Mollie Simpson Mine. a.Typed. 46 leaves. b."Mollie Simpson, Minerette; How a Girl Saved a Mine." Fragment. Typed. 15 leaves. 144.

A Mystic Loafer. Typed. 145.

The Night Raid of Eagle River. Holograph. 146.

Nistina. Typed fair copy. 147.

On Honor. a.Holograph. 13 leaves. b.Fragment. Typed. 14 leaves. 148.

The Outlaw. Here titled "The Outlaw of Blizzard Pass." Typed. 149.

Owen's Big Pickerel; A Scene of Western Boy-Life. Typed. 150.

The Pack Rat. Fragments. a.Typed. 18 leaves. b.Typed. 2 leaves. 151.

The Palace in the Mesquite. a."Original final chapter." Holograph. 62 leaves (94-155). b."Second draft." Typed. 157 leaves. c."Latest version." Typed, slightly rev. 154 leaves. d.Fragments of drafts. Typed. c.185 leaves. 152.

Pardners, Ben and Sime. Holograph. 153.

The Peace of Cherry Valley. Fragment. Holograph. 154.

A Plea for Life. Holograph. 155.

A Poet in Wood and Steel. a.Typed. 34 leaves. b.Fragment. Typed. 4 leaves. 156.

A Pork Case. Post-dated Boston, 1891. Holograph. 157.

The Prairie in the Sky. Where the Mountain Sheep Feed. Holograph. 158.

A Preacher of Frankness. Fragment. Typed. 159.

The Preacher's Exit. Holograph. 160.

The Professor at the Circus. Typed. 161. Post-dated c.1887.

[The Prospector.] a."The Lost Mine of Shushonnie." Holograph. 29 leaves. b."The Lost Mine." Fragment. Typed. 35 leaves. c."Pogosa." West Salem, Wis., Aug., 1908. Typed. 59 leaves. d."Pogosa." Fragment. 2 carbon copies. 1 leaf each. 162.

Reminders in Bronze. Typed fair copy. 163.

A Ride in a Prairie Schooner. Typed. 164.

The Rise of Boomtown. a. "Original copy." Post-dated 1886. Holograph. 210 leaves. b.Typed. 300 leaves. c.Fragment. Typed. 39 leaves. d."Part Second." [1887-88.] Typed. 130 leaves. 165.

Rising Wolf-Ghost Dancer. Holograph. 166. 1897.

The River's Warning. a.Holograph. 12 leaves. b.Holograph. 16 leaves. c.Typed fair copy. 8 leaves. 167.

Rose of Dutcher's Coolly.Fragment. Holograph. 168.

Rushing Bear and the Commission. Holograph. 169.

The Seminole Strain. Parts of 5 drafts. Typed. 170.

She Died in Blossom Time. Fragment. Holograph. 171.

The Silent Eaters. a.Typed. 158 leaves. b.Fragments. Holograph and typed. 13 leaves. 172.

Silent Salidor. a.Holograph. 15 leaves. b."The Silent Visitor." Fragment. Holograph. 1 leaf. 173.

The Sitting Bull's Visit. Holograph. 174.

The Skipper, A Study in Cheerful Crime. a.Typed. 27 leaves. b.Fragments. Holograph. 69 leaves. c.Fragment. Typed. 22 leaves. 175.

A Spartan Governor. Holograph. 176.

A Spartan Mother. Fragments. Holograph. 177.

A Spoil of Office. a.Fragments. Holograph. 88 leaves. b.Notes. Holograph. 27 leaves. c.Detached printed pages 41-66, rev. by hand. 178.

The Stage Driver of Loupe. Fragment. Holograph. 179.

The Steadfast Widow Delaney. Fragment. Mounted clippings from the Saturday Evening Postrev. by hand, with holograph addenda. 180. (June, 1902),

Stop-Over at Tyre. Part II. (Retitled "A Winter Horserace.") Detached pages of Other Main-Travelled Roads,mounted, rev. by hand, and with a holograph introduction, apparently for an anthology. 181. 163-179

The Storm Child. a.Holograph. 14 leaves. b.Typed. 8 leaves. c.Typed. 9 leaves. d.Introductory statement. Holograph leaf, with 2 typed carbon copies. 182.

The Straddle Bug. A selection from The Moccasin Ranch,rev. for an anthology. a.Typed, with carbon copy. 6 leaves each. b.Fragment. Typed. 1 leaf. 183.

The Stranger Woman. Holograph. 184.

A Taste of Freedom. a.Holograph. 4 leaves. b.Typed. 4 leaves. 185.

The Teamsters Ball at Cariboo. Feb., 1906. a.Typed. 13 leaves. b.Typed. 9 leaves. 186.

Three Sarsparillas. Holograph. 187.

The Town Liar. Typed. 188.

The Turn of the Tide. a.Typed. 20 leaves. b.Fair copy. Typed. 21 leaves. c.Variant fair copy. Typed. 21 leaves. 189.

$2000 in Cash. a.Holograph. 26 leaves. b.Fragment. Holograph. 2 leaves. 190.

The Walls of Paradise Valley. a.Typed and holograph. 46 leaves. b.Typed. 32 leaves. c.Variant draft. Fragment. Typed. 2 leaves (39-40). 191.

The White Weasel. a."The Dandy." Holograph. 12 leaves. b.Typed carbon copy. 6 leaves. 192.

Whiteman's Court. Typed. 193.

The Widow at Alley's. Typed. 194.

Witch's Gold. a.Fragment. Holograph. 73 leaves. b.Fragment. Typed. 38 leaves. c.Short version. Typed carbon copy. 29 leaves. 195.

Fragments of novels and stories; also, jotted-down ideas for stories. Holograph and typed. 265 leaves. 196.

The Captain of the Gray Horse Troop. a.Synopsis. Typed fair copy. 3 leaves. b."The Red Pioneer, a photoplay adapted from The Captain of the Gray Horse Troop."Synopsis. Typed. 3 leaves. c.Scenario of the silent film. 1916. Fragment. Holograph. 7 leaves. 197.

Cavanagh, Forest Ranger. a.Scene outline for silent film. Typed. 2 leaves. b.Scenario, by A. Van Buren Powell. Typed carbon copy. 69 leaves. 198. 1916.

Fall River (Play). Act 4 only. Holograph. 199.

The Girl in the Gingham Sun Bonnet (Play). Fragment. Holograph. 200.

Hesper (Motion picture). a.Act I, Set 2. Holograph. 1 leaf. b.Subtitles and inserts. Typed carbon copy. 2 leaves. 201.

Hesper (Play). Holograph. 202.

Love or the Law, A Modern Play. Prologue and Act I only. Typed. 203. 1887.

The McTurgs (Play). a.Outline sketch. Holograph. 5 leaves. b.Fragments. Holograph and typed. 4 leaves. 204.

Marrying a Title, A Comedy. Fragment, written in collaboration with James A. and Katharine Herne. Much of the ms. is in Katharine Herne's hand. Holograph. 205. 1889.

A Member of the Third House (Play). Fragment. Holograph. 206. Post-dated c.1890.

Mr. Howells, A Modern Instance, dramatized by Hamlin Garland. Fragment. Holograph, with mounted clippings from the novel and detached printed pages. 207.

The Outlaw of Blizzard Basin (Play). a.Typed. 19 leaves. b.Variant draft. Fragment. Typed carbon copy. 10 leaves. 208.

The Peace-Maker (or, Miller of Boscobel), A Play. a.Typed. 85 leaves. b.Fragments. Holograph and typed. 10 leaves. c.Cues and lines of "Joseph Marvich," with notations of stage directions. Typed. 12 leaves. d.Printed program, Appleton Theatre, Appleton, Wis., 209. Jan. 20, 1909.

Rip Van Winkle (Play). Adapted by Hamlin Garland from Charles Burke's Rip Van Winklefor production at Onteora. a.Typed and holograph. 31 leaves. b.Fair copy. Typed. 64 leaves. c.Fragments of carbon copies. Typed. 6 leaves. 210.

The Rise of Boomtown, A Dakota Play. a.Second rough outline. Typed. 13 leaves. b.Fragments. Typed and holograph. 19 leaves. 211.

The Storm Child (Play). Fragment. Holograph. 212. Post-dated 1906.

Tregurtha, A Modern Play. Fragments. Holograph. 213.

Under the Wheel (Play). Fragment. Holograph and typed. 214.

Up the Coolly (Play). Holograph. 215.

Wamdesapa (Libretto for an operetta). Typed. 216.

Fragments of plays. Holograph. 217.

Across the Bay. a.Typed. 1 leaf. b.Two typed fair copies. 1 leaf each. 218. Post-dated Boston, 1886.

Across the Picket-Line. Mounted proof sheet, rev. by hand, with typed introductory statement. 219.

Among the Apple Trees. Typed. 220. Post-dated 1889.

The Answer. West Salem, a.Holograph. 4 leaves. b.Holograph. 3 leaves. c.Fragment. Holograph. 1 leaf. 221. Post-dated 1914 and 1915.

Anticipation. a.Holograph, mounted. 1 leaf. b.Typed. 1 leaf. 222. 1898.

As Shadows Lengthen. Here titled "The Shadows Lengthen." Holograph. 223.

The Average Man. Boston, a.Holograph. 2 leaves. b.Variant. Holograph. 2 leaves. 224. 1889.

A Baby's Death-Mask. Typed. 225. Post-dated 1894.

Battle Hymn of the Wronged. Typed. 226. 1890.

Beauty in the Street. Typed. 227. Post-dated 1894.

The Bell-Buoys of the Coast. Holograph, mounted. 228. Post-dated 1889-90.

The Big Blizzard of '73. Boston, Typed. 229. Post-dated 1885.

A Boyish Ideal. Typed. 230. 1887.

Boyish Sleep. Detached p. 199 of Boy Life on the Prairie,Border ed., mounted and rev. by hand. 231.

Burning the Straw. Holograph. 232. 1898.

By the Mississippi. a.Typed. 2 leaves. Two holograph verses of "Paid His Way" on verso. b.Post-dated Boston, Typed. 2 leaves. 233. Dated 1886. 1887.

Camping Through. a.Holograph. 1 leaf. b.Typed. 1 leaf. 234.

The Cheyenne Dance. a.Typed, mounted. 1 leaf. b."Indian Dance." Holograph. 1 leaf. c."The Indian Dance." Typed. 1 leaf. d."Cheyennes Dancing." Typed. 1 leaf. 235. Dated 1899. 1903.

Childless. a.Holograph. 1 leaf. b.Typed. 1 leaf. 236. Dated 1886.

Christmas in the Woods. a."Christmas in the Mines." Holograph. 1 leaf. b.Post-dated Boston, Typed. 1 leaf. 237. 1888. 1887.

The City-Streets. New York, Holograph. 238. 1900.

The Coast Range. Alaska, Typed, rev. carbon copy. 239. 1898.

Color in the Wheat. Typed, with unrev. carbon copy. 240.

Come, My Neighbor, Let Us Go. a."Come, My Brother, Let Us Go." Holograph, mounted. 1 leaf. b.Typed. 1 leaf. c."The Back Trail." Typed carbon copy. 1 leaf. 241. Dated 1920.

The Coming Storm. Mounted clipping from the Boston Evening Transcript,rev. by hand. 242. 1888.

Cool Gray Jug. Holograph, mounted. Leaf from Prairie Songs and City Verses, Entry 319. 243. Post-dated 1887.

Corn Shadows. a.Detached printed leaf from Boy Life on the Prairie,rev. by hand. b.Detached leaves from Boy Life on the Prairie,mounted and rev. by hand, with holograph note. Boston, 2 leaves. 244. Post-dated 1889.

The Cow-boy. Holograph. 245. Post-dated 1896.

The Cry of the Age. Boston, Typed. 246. Post-dated 1886.

Dakota. on proof sheet. a.Proof sheet. 5 copies. b.Fragment. 1889. Typed. 1 leaf. 247. Dated 1885

Death in the Desert. a.Holograph. 1 leaf. b."Written on the trail in British Columbia. Summer of 1898." Holograph fair copy, mounted. 1 leaf. c.West Salem, Typed. 1 leaf. d.West Salem, Typed, mounted. 1 leaf. 248. 1898. 1898.

Devil's Club. Holograph. 249.

Do You Fear the Wind? Here titled "Have You Fear of the Wind?" New York, Holograph, mounted. 250. Post-dated 1900.

The Doom-Herald. Holograph. 251. Post-dated 1885.

A Dream of Age. a.Typed. 2 leaves. b.Typed. 2 leaves. c.Typed. 2 leaves. d.Typed. 2 leaves mounted on 1 leaf. 252. Dated 1898. Post-dated 1899.

The Dreamer. Typed, mounted. 253. 1890.

Eagles of the Dawn. a.Holograph. 3 leaves. b.Typed. 2 leaves. c.Typed. 3 leaves. 254. Post-dated 1917. Post-dated 1915.

The Eastern Homestead. Typed. 255. Post-dated 1894.

Edwin Booth. a.Boston, Typed. 3 leaves. b.Mounted clipping from the Boston Evening Transcript,rev. by hand. 256. Post-dated 1885. Jan. 2, 1886,

A Farmer's Wife. Chicago, Typed carbon copy. 257. 1890.

Five o'Clock. Holograph. 258.

The Fog-Horn. Holograph, mounted. 259. 1898.

The Foot-Step in the Desert. Typed, mounted. 260.

The Freeman of the Hills. Post-dated West Salem, Detached printed p. 229 of The Trail of the Goldseekers,mounted and rev. by hand. 261. 1898.

The Gift of Water. Holograph, mounted. 262. Post-dated c.1895.

A Girl on the Trail. Holograph, mounted. 263. Post-dated 1898.

Give Me the Sun. Holograph, mounted. 264. 1898.

Goin' Back Tomorrow. Holograph. "First draft," consisting of 2 mounted leaves from Prairie Songs and City Verses, Entry 319. 265. Post-dated 1888.

The Goldseekers. Typed. 266.

A Gray Sun-set. a."Original ms." Holograph, mounted 1 leaf. b.Holograph. 1 leaf. 267.

Hoppiness. Typed. 2 leaves mounted on 1 leaf. "This poem was begun in Mr. Howells' garden in Watertown, Mass., 1888."-Garland note. 268.

Hennery Bee. Groucher. Holograph. 269.

Hero Land. Typed, mounted. 270. Post-dated 1916.

Hide and Seek. Typed fair copy. 271.

Homeward Bound (or, Into the Wind). a.Typed. 2 leaves. b.Carbon copy, rev., of leaf 1 of a. 272.

The Horseman on the Plains. a.Holograph, mounted. 1 leaf. b.Typed, mounted. 1 leaf. c.Typed. 1 leaf. 273. Post-dated c.1900. Post-dated 1898.

How Will She Look? (Home-ward Bound). Boston, a.Typed. 2 leaves. Leaf 2 mounted, with holograph note. b.Typed. 2 leaves. c."Home-ward Bound." Typed, mounted. 1 leaf. 274. 1887.

The Hush of the Plains. Chicago, Holograph. 275. Post-dated 1893.

In Kensington Gardens. Typed. 276. 1922.

In Mississippi Woods. Holograph fair copy. 277.

In Northern Pines. Chicago, Holograph, mounted. 278. Post-dated 1894.

In the Cold Green Mountains. Holograph. 279. 1898.

In the Grass. Boston, a.Typed. 1 leaf. b.Typed and holograph. 2 joined leaves. 280. Post-dated 1890.

Isles of Shoals. a.Holograph, mounted. 1 leaf. b.Typed. 1 leaf. c.Typed. 1 leaf. d."The Track of the Waves." Typed. 1 leaf. e."The Isle of Shoals." Holograph. 1 leaf. 281. Post-dated 1888.

John Burroughs. Typed. 2 leaves. With carbon copy of leaf 2. 282.

Joy of My Days. Holograph. 3 leaves. An early version of "Memories of the Trail." 283.

Kings. Holograph. 284.

Ladrone. a.Typed carbon copy. 1 leaf. b.Detached printed pages from Boy Life on the Prairie. 3 sets, variously rev. by hand, with a typed leaf of introduction. 285.

Logan of Peach Tree Creek. Mounted proof sheets of Prairie Folks,p.18-[19], rev. by hand. 286.

Lonely Lights. Typed. 287.

The Lure of Mountains. Holograph. 288.

The Lure of the Bugle. a.Holograph, mounted. 2 leaves. b."The War Mood." West Salem, Typed. 1 leaf. c.Typed. 1 leaf. (Sequel: Provisional Patriotism, Entry 321.) 289. Post-dated 1916.

The Lure of the Desert. a.Post-dated 1897. Holograph, mounted. 1 leaf. b."O the Lure of the Desert!" Post-dated West Salem, Typed. 1 leaf. 290. 1898.

Magic. West Salem, Holograph. 291. Post-dated 1897.

Massasauga. a.West Salem, Typed carbon copy, mounted, with explanatory note. 2 leaves. b.Detached p.315 of Boy Life on the Prairie,mounted, with holograph note. 1 leaf. 292. Post-dated 1900.

Memories of the Trail. a.Typed. 5 leaves. With incomplete carbon copy (leaves 3-5). b.Typed fair copy. 3 leaves. With carbon copy of leaf 1. c.Fragment. Holograph. 2 leaves (5-6). 293.

Mexico. a.Holograph. 2 leaves mounted on 1 leaf. b."The Desert Folk." Typed, mounted. 1 leaf. c.Typed carbon copy, signed. 1 leaf. 294. Post-dated 1905.

A Midnight Mood. a.Typed. 1 leaf. b.Subtitled "In Time of War." Typed. 1 leaf. c."What Does It Matter? (A Midnight Mood)." Boston, Typed, mounted. 2 leaves. d."What Does It Matter?" Typed. 3 leaves. 295. Post-dated 1890. Post-dated 1885. Post-dated 1890.

The Mocking Bird among the Cactus. Typed. 296.

A Modern Version (Mr. Simmons Rises to a Point of Order). Boston, 297. Post-dated c.1887.

The Monument of the Marne. Typed. 298.

The Moon Rises. a.Boston, Holograph. 2 leaves. b.Boston, Holograph. 3 leaves. 299. 1885. 1886.

A Mountain Girl. a."A Genre Sketch." [Boston, 188-.] Typed. 1 leaf. b.Holograph, mounted. 1 leaf. c.Chicago, Typed. 1 leaf. 300. Dated 1890. 1892.

Music Land (at a Symphony). a.[Boston, 188-.] Typed. 2 leaves. b."MacDowell's Music Land." Typed. 2 leaves. 301.

My Grandsir Hugh McClintock. Typed. 302. Post-dated 1889.

My Schoolmates (or, Acknowledgements). Tchincut Lake, B. C., a."My Debts." Holograph. 1 leaf. b."A Tribute." Typed. 2 leaves. c."Acknowledgements." Typed. 1 leaf. d.Typed. 2 leaves. 303. 1898.

My Sun. Post-dated West Salem, Typed fair copy. 304. 1905.

The New Era (A Game Warden Speaks). England, a.Holograph. 1 leaf. b.Typed. 1 leaf. c.Typed fair copy. 1 leaf. Each copy notes that the poem was composed in a dream. 305. 1900.

New York City. a.Holograph. 1 leaf. b.Holograph fair copy. 1 leaf. 306.

Night and the Snake. a.Typed, mounted. 1 leaf. b."The Message of the Snake." First verse only. Typed, mounted. 1 leaf. 307. Post-dated 1895. Post-dated 1898.

Noon on the Plain. Holograph, mounted. 308. Post-dated c.1897.

The Northern Land. Holograph, mounted. 309.

A Northern Pass. Typed, mounted. 310.

The Northern Wind. a.Holograph. 1 leaf. b.West Salem, Typed. 1 leaf. 311. Post-dated 1899. Post-dated 1898.

The Old-Style Threshing Machine. West Salem, a."The Threshing Machine-Old Style." Holograph. 1 leaf. b.Typed, mounted. 1 leaf. 312. 1900.

On Wings of Steam. Here titled "The Wing of Steam." Holograph, mounted. A leaf from Prairie Songs and City Verses, Entry 319, marked by Garland "First draft." 313. Post-dated 1887.

The Peace of Years. a.Typed, mounted. 1 leaf. b."An Old Poet." Typed. 1 leaf. "Written of John Burroughs about 1915." c.Typed fair copy. 1 leaf. "Written for John Burroughs' birthday in 1908." 314.

A Pioneer. R.H.G. West Salem, a.Holograph, mounted. 2 leaves. b."My Father." Holograph. 1 folded leaf (2p.) 315. 1914.

The Plainsman in the City. Typed. 316. 1889.

Plowman Today. a."The Plowman of Today." West Salem, Typed. 1 leaf. b."First proof" ( The Rotarian,1 leaf. 317. Post-dated 1903. Sept., 1939).

Prairie Songs.a. Proof sheets of the book, p.158-159, with corrections. b.Proof sheets of Midland Monthly4 leaves. 318. (Feb., 1894).

Prairie Songs and City Ver[s]es. Jamaica Plain, Notebook. 22 x 15cm. Much of the contents is removed; these remain: Love's Lethe; Content; But the Sun Shines Through; A Moment in Spring; Fate's Harvest; Sound of the Prairie; The Veteran's Wish; The Woe of the Wind; The Novelist; Moods of the Plain; Christmas Dreams; The Coming Storm (clipping); Sympathy; Sceptre-less Kings (clipping); By the Mississippi; Boy Life on the Prairie (prose clipping); The Wind Is Sad Tonight; Drifting Goose; Heart-Hunger; Waiting; Rapt with the Wind; The Cabin on the Plain; The Black Canon; Spring Longing; Cool Gray Jug; Happiness; One o' the Days; Evening in the Woods; Childless; Winning Freedom; The Whippoorwill; The Ridge of Corn; Single-Tax Cat; A Lonely Hill (prose); The Sun-Lover; Wild Roses in the Wheat; Winds; Sea-ward Dreams; Leaving the Land of Love; untitled poems and fragments of poems. See also Entries 243, 265, 313, and 354. 319. 1888.

The Prisoned Pool. a.Chicago, Holograph, mounted. 1 leaf. b.West Salem, Typed, mounted. 320. Post-dated 1905. Post-dated 1907.

Provisional Patriotism. a.Typed. 1 leaf. b."The War Mood." Holograph fair copy. 1 leaf. c."Democracy at War." Typed. 1 leaf. 321. Post-dated 1917.

The Reformer. a.Holograph. 1 leaf. b.Typed. 2 leaves. c.Subtitled "Henry George." Boston, Typed, mounted. 1 leaf. d.Boston, Typed. 2 leaves mounted on 1 leaf. 322. Post-dated 1885. Post-dated 1887. Post-dated 1889.

A Ridge of Corn. a.Boston, Typed. 2 leaves. b.Typed. 2 leaves. 323. Post-dated 1890.

Sacrificed. a.Typed, mounted. 2 leaves. b."Hopeless." Typed. 4 leaves. c.Post-dated 1889. Typed. 4 leaves. 324.

The Sexton. West Salem, a.Holograph, mounted. 1 leaf. b.Typed. 1 leaf. 325. 1900.

Sidney Lanier. Boston, Holograph fair copy. 326. Post-dated 1886.

Signal Fires. a.Holograph. 1 leaf. b.Last stanza only, rev. version. Holograph. 1 leaf. 327.

The Silent Conqueror. a."Death of Roosevelt." Holograph. 1 leaf. b.Typed, with unrev. carbon copy. 1 leaf each. 328.

The Simple Things. a.Holograph, mounted. 1 leaf. b.Typed, mounted. 1 leaf. c."Old Things Are the Best." Typed, mounted. 1 leaf. 329.

A Song of the Desert. a.Holograph, mounted. 1 leaf. b.Typed fair copy. 1 leaf. c."Love in the Desert. A Song." Typed. 1 leaf. 330. Dated 1897. Dated 1895.

The Stricken Mountaineer. Mounted clipping from Century Magazinerev. by hand and retitled "The Stricken Pioneer." 331. Post-dated 1900. (Oct., 1907),

The Suicide. Holograph, mounted. 332. Post-dated 1898.

The Suns That Are Set. West Salem, a.Holograph, mounted. 1 leaf. b.Holograph, mounted. 1 leaf. c.Typed, mounted. 1 leaf. d.Typed fair copy. 1 leaf. 333. 1893.

The Sword Two-edged. a.Holograph, mounted. 1 leaf. b.West Salem, Typed. 1 leaf. 334. Post-dated c.1912. Post-dated 1905.

Then It's Spring. Holograph fair copy, mounted. 335.

The Threshing Time. Holograph. 336.

Time. a.Holograph. 1 leaf. b.Typed, mounted. 1 leaf. 337. Post-dated 1904.

To England's Peace Lovers. Holograph. 338. Oct. 20, 1898.

To the Hutchinsons (An Impromptu). Typed fair copy, with carbon copy. 339. Dec. 23, 1912.

A Toast to John Burroughs. a.Typed, mounted. 1 leaf. b."To John Burroughs." Typed. 1 leaf. 340. 1920.

The Toil of the Trail. Holograph, mounted. 341. 1898.

The Trail Makers. a.Typed, mounted. 4 leaves. Notes on introductory remarks for a reading on verso of leaf 4. b.Typed. 3 leaves. With carbon copy of leaves 2 and 3, slightly rev. c.Mounted clippings from Twentieth Century Magazine,p.156-158, rev. by hand, with final page typed. Also, 2 carbon copies of typed page. d.Clippings as c,mounted, rev., with holograph note. e.Extracts from poem. Typed, with 2 carbon copies. 1 leaf each. 342. 1911. Dec., 1911,

The Trail of the Dead. Fragment. Holograph. 343.

The Ute Lover. a."The Indian Lover." Chicago, Holograph. 3 leaves. b."The Red Lover." Holograph. 3 leaves. c.Fragment. Typed fair copy. 1 leaf. 344. Post-dated 1895.

The Vulture of the Plains. Mounted printed p.72 of Boy Life on the Prairie,with holograph introductory note on verso and at head of poem. 345.

Wagner. Typed. 346. 1888.

Waiting. Holograph. 347.

Wan o' Thes' Days (Iowa Scotch). a.Holograph, mounted. 1 leaf. b.Typed. 1 leaf. "A dream poem."-Garland note. 348.

The War of Race. Chicago, Holograph, mounted. 349. Post-dated 1895.

Where Art Shall House. Washington, D. C., a.Typed, mounted. 1 leaf. b.Typed. 1 leaf. c.Typed. 1 leaf. 350. 1898.

The Whooping Crane of Tchincut Lake. Holograph, mounted. 351. Post-dated c.1900.

Wild Blows the Snow. Holograph. 352.

The Wild Sun-Flower. a.Boston, Holograph, mounted. 1 leaf. b.Typed. 1 leaf. c.Typed. 1 leaf. 353. Post-dated 1889.

A Wind from the East Sea. Boston, Newspaper clipping with holograph revisions, mounted on a leaf from Prairie Songs and City Verses, Entry 319. 354. 1888.

A Wish. Holograph, mounted. 355. Post-dated c.1895.

The Wood-land Lake. Holograph. 1 leaf. On verso, a holograph prospectus for Garland's lectures on "American Thought" at the Boston School of Oratory. 356.

The World Well Lost. a.Holograph, mounted. 1 leaf. b.West Salem, Typed. 1 leaf. c.West Salem, Typed. 1 leaf. d.West Salem, Typed. 1 leaf. 357. Post-dated c.1907. 1904. 1905. 1905.

[A Group of Poems.] Holograph; chiefly fair copies. 6 folded leaves (10p.) Includes: The Stampede; The Prairie School-House; Early May; Moods of the Plain; Pom Pom Pullaway; A Dakota Harvest Field. 358.

Untitled verse fragments. Holograph, typed, and proof sheets. 359.

The Abolition of Bastardy. Proof sheet. 360.

America to a Returned American. Typed and holograph. 361.

The American Academy and Its Future. Typed. 362.

The American Academy of Arts and Letters. Is It Democratic? Typed. 363.

American Architecture as It Looks to a Layman. Typed. 364.

American Tenants of a London Flat. Typed. 365.

The American Voice in England. a.Fragment. Typed. 4 leaves. b."The American Voice." Fragment. Typed. 4 leaves. 366.

America's New Era of Arms. Holograph. 367.

Artistic Needs of American Cities. Typed. 368.

A Back-ward Glance (Autobiographical sketch). Holograph. 369.

Bird Life on the Trail. Typed. 370.

The Black Canyon. Holograph fair copy. 371.

A Boyish Reminiscence of Christmas. Boston, Holograph. 372. 1888.

The Building of the Fireplace. Fragment. Typed. 373.

The Castle in the Desert. Holograph. 374.

Chicago Studies. a.Holograph. 10 leaves. b.Typed. 10 leaves (1-5, 7-11). 375. 1895.

Conscription of Wealth. Typed. 376. [c.1917.]

The Country Theatre and Village Pageant. Holograph. 377.

Cripple-The Dead Camp. a.Holograph. 6 leaves. b.Typed carbon copy, unrev. 3 leaves. 378. [1907.]

A Day in Wonderland. Holograph. 379.

Early Days in the Henry George Movement. Holograph. 380.

England's Rediscovery of America. a.Typed. 7 leaves. b.Typed. 8 leaves. c.Typed. 9 leaves. d.Fragment. Typed. 3 leaves. 381.

The Fortunate Coast. Here titled "The Happy Holiday Coast." Typed. 382.

Francis Parkman, The Oregon Trail(Introduction). Typed. 383.

Going to the Lyceum. Fragment. Holograph and typed. 384.

The Good Ship Sanitas. Typed. 385.

The Griss' Mills. West Salem, Fragment. Holograph. 386. Post-dated 1894.

Hollywood, a Social Portent. Holograph. 387. [c.1939.]

Honor Camps and Prison Courts. a.Typed. 23 leaves. b."On Honor Camps among the Convicts of Colorado." Typed and holograph. 30 leaves. c.Fragment. Holograph. 18 leaves. d.Fragment. Typed. 8 leaves. (15-22). 388.

In the Logger's Camp. Holograph. 389.

Joys of the Trail. a.Typed. 55 leaves. b.Fragments. Holograph and typed. 83 leaves. c.Fragment. Mounted clippings of "Vanishing Trails" ( Cf.Entry 656), rev. and expanded by hand. 13 leaves. d.Afterword (Sunsets So Beautiful). Holograph. 2 drafts of 2 leaves each. Also used as the Afterword of They of the High Trails. 390.

Labor's Duties and Rewards. Holograph. 391.

The Lawless West. Typed fair copy. 392.

Lay Impressions of the Paris Exposition. Typed. 393. [1925.]

The Logger's Camp at Night. Fragment. Typed. 394.

Lorado Taft and His Work. a.Subtitled "His Suggestions for a Museum in So. California." Mounted clippings, rev. by hand, with holograph notes. 4 leaves. b.Fragment, proposing the museum for Chicago. Holograph. 7 leaves (9-15). 395.

The Man in Moss Green. Holograph. 396.

A Man's Job. Typed. 397.

The Mexican Army and Its Head. Typed. 398.

The Mission of the American Academy. Typed. 399.

My First Eastern Trip. Holograph. 400.

My First Fiction. a.Holograph. 1 leaf. b.Typed fair copy. 1 leaf. 401.

My First Night in New York. Holograph. 13 leaves. Incomplete draft of letter to Franklin Garland on verso of leaves 12 and 13. 402.

The New Chicago. Fragment. Typed. 403.

New York-A City of Power. Here titled "An Appreciation of New York." Holograph. 404.

A Night in the Grand Canyon. a.Holograph. 27 leaves. b.Typed. 31 leaves. 405. Aug. 25, 1896.

A Night-Landing on the Mississippi River. Holograph. 406.

Old Fashions and New. a.Holograph. 12 leaves. b.Retitled by hand "Old Wines for New." Typed, with unrev. carbon copy. 6 leaves each. 407.

On a Mississippi Houseboat. Holograph. 408.

On an Old Magazine. a.Holograph. 4 leaves. b.Typed, with unrev. carbon copy. 3 leaves each. 409.

On Autumn Plains. a.Typed and holograph. 11 leaves. b.Fragment. Holograph. 8 leaves. 410.

Pioneers of the Oregon Trail. Typed and holograph. 411.

Prairie Songs and Western Stories. Author's Notes. Typed, with unrev. carbon copy. 412.

Report of an Interview with Hamlin Garland, Chairman of the American Academy Radio Com[mittee]. Typed, with partly rev. carbon copy. 413.

The Restoration of the Wayside Inn. Typed. 414.

Some of My Youthful Enthusiasms. Typed. 415. 1931.

Songs and Shrines of Old New England. Fragment. Typed. 416.

Songs of Other Days. Typed. 417.

The Story of a Travelled Horse. Here retitled by hand "My Mountain Horse." Mounted clippings, rev. and extended by hand. 418.

Thanksgiving Time on the Prairie. Typed. 419.

The Trail of the Goldseekers.Fragments. a."Blue Rat." Typed fair copy. 5 leaves. b."The Blue Rat." Typed. 6 leaves. c."The Blue Pony." Typed. 11 leaves. d."The Blue Pony." Holograph, and typed carbon copy. 4 leaves. 420.

Two Pictures. Typed. 2 leaves. Vignettes formerly titled "Poverty's Child" and "Childhood." 421.

Vera Cruz. Typed. 422.

Vital Pages in American History. Typed carbon copy. 2 leaves. "Foreword for [Joseph Lewis] French's The Pioneer West."-Garland note. 423.

The Volunteer Soldier. a.Typed. 2 leaves. b.Proof sheet. 1 leaf. 424. [c.1918.]

The Westward of American Settlement. a.Typed. 19 leaves. b.Typed fair copy. 15 leaves. c.Printed leaves of the pamphlet, rev. and condensed by hand and retitled "The Westward March of the Pioneer." 12 leaves. 425. March

When I Was Young. Typed. 426.

Why People Should Own and Read Books. Fragment. Holograph. 427.

The Wife of a Pioneer: A Tribute. Typed. 428.

The Wind's Voice. Holograph. 429.

The Wisdom of the Fathers. Typed. 430.

The Woman's Industrial Army. Holograph. 431.

The Work of the Forest Ranger. Mounted proof sheets, rev. and augmented by hand. 432.

Untitled notes and fragments. Holograph and typed. 433.

Among the Southern Utes. (Over Indian Trails series). a.Typed. 19 leaves. b.Mounted proof sheets. 5 leaves. 434.

A Day at Isleta. Typed. 435.

A Day at Zuni. Holograph. 436.

The Final Council of the Creek Nation. Typed. 437.

Four Horns. Piegan. Holograph. 438.

General Custer's Last Fight as Seen by Two Moons. Here titled "Two Moon's Story of Custer's Last Fight." Mounted proof sheets, rev. by hand. 439.

The Gentle Side of the Red Man. Typed. 440.

Glimpses of the Navajo Indians. a.Holograph. 13 leaves. b.Fragment. Holograph. 2 leaves. c.Mounted proof sheets. 4 leaves. 441.

The Harvest Dance among the Accomans. Fragment. Holograph. 442.

The Human Side of the Redman. a.Holograph. 31 leaves. b.Retitled by hand "The Other Side of the Indian." Typed. 13 leaves. 443.

The Indian Agency. Holograph. 444.

Indian Humor. Holograph. 445.

Indian Names. Holograph. 446.

Into the Happy Hunting-Grounds of the Utes. (Over Indian Trails series.) Mounted clippings, rev. by hand. 447.

The Jicarilla Apaches. Holograph. 448.

The Most Mysterious People in America. Holograph. 449.

Notes on the Cheyenne Country & Lamedeer. Typed fair copy. 8 leaves. With incomplete carbon copy. 450.

The Padlock on the Trail. Holograph. 451.

The Red Man's Angry Heart (Notes). Holograph. 452.

The Red Man's Gift. a.Typed. 4 leaves. b.Combined with "Chief Charlevoy" and titled by hand "The Human Side of the Redman." Typed. 9 leaves. 453.

The Red Man's Present Needs. Here titled "The Changing Heart of the Redman." a.Typed. 28 leaves. b.Typed. 18 leaves. With 2 typed leaves of comment by a second person. c.Notes. Holograph. 1 folded leaf (4p.) 454.

Redman's Magic. Typed. 455.

The Sacred Rock of the Cheyennes. Holograph. 456.

[Seger, John.] Fragments of the life story of John Seger, Oklahoma Indian agent, including both biographical and fictionized treatments. Edited and/or written by Garland. Typed and holograph. 457.

A Trip to Zuni. Holograph. 458.

A Typical Indian Scare. The Cheyenne Trouble. Holograph. 459.

U.S. Dept. of the Interior. Office of Indian Affairs. Papers on Hamlin Garland's project to restore tribal names to Indians. 460.

a.Printed circular of Office of Indian Affairs, written by Garland. 3p. each. Dec. 1, 1902,

b.Rosters and lists of Indian names; census of Cheyenne and Arapaho tribes, Oklahoma, 1901.

c.Pamphlets, leaflets, clippings, etc. about Indians.

Untitled manuscript fragments about the American Indian. Typed and holograph. 461.

Americanism in Fiction. Fragment. Typed. 6 leaves (1-4, 20-21). "The beginning of an early article-probably in the nineties"-Garland note. Leaves 5-19 are incorporated into Entry 512 h. 462.

Characteristic American Books. Holograph. 463.

Crumbling Idols.A Personal Word (Introduction). Chicago, Holograph. 464. Post-dated 1894.

The Evolution of American Thought. Fragment of an unpublished book; originally a lecture series, 465. 1885-87.

a.A List of the Principal Works Consulted. Holograph.

b.Lecture I. The Colonial Phase. Typed.

c.Lecture Second. Revolutionary Age. Typed.

d.Part III. First Age of the Republic. Holograph.

e.The Literature of Democracy. Part IX. Typed. 29 leaves. Also, a fragment. Holograph.

f.Walt Whitman. Part X. Typed. 28 leaves. Also, a fragment. Holograph.

g.The Epic of the Age. Part XI. Fragment.

h.[Part XIII. The Pioneers (Bret Harte and Joaquin Miller). The New Eldorado.] Fragments. Typed. 28 leaves (15-40). Holograph.

i.The Present and the Future. Typed. 27 leaves. Also, a fragment. Holograph.

j.Part XXII. Logical Prophecy. Typed. 29 leaves. Also, a typed fair copy, with carbon copy.

"Hamlin Garland's Middle Border series-" Holograph. 466.

Heroes in Current Fiction. Here titled "Heroes and Heroines in the Fiction of Today." Typed. 467.

The Hopeless Side of Art. Holograph. 468.

Let the Sunshine In. a.Typed. 13 leaves. b."The Literature of Democracy." Typed unrev. carbon copy of another version. 10 leaves. 469.

Limitations of Authorship in America. Here titled "On the Limitations of American Authorship." a.Holograph and typed. 12 leaves. b.Typed unrev. carbon copy. 8 leaves. 470.

A Literary England of Today. Typed. 471.

The Literary Situation in England. Typed. 472.

The Literature of the Oregon Trail. Typed unrev. carbon copy. 473.

Local Color as a Vital Element in Fiction. Typed. 474.

The Origin of the Animal Story. Holograph. 475.

The Rediscovery of America. a.Typed. 11 leaves. b.Typed. 5 leaves. 476.

Roosevelt, the Story of a Friendship[by Owen Wister] (Book review). Typed carbon copy. 477. [1930.]

Roughing It,by Samuel L. Clemens (Book review). Fragment. Typed unrev. carbon copy. 478.

Sanity in Fiction. a.Typed. 21 leaves. b.Fragment. Typed. 17 leaves (4-21). 479.

Swinburne's Bothwell. Typed. 480. Post-dated c.1886.

Who Buys an American Book. Typed. 481.

[Untitled.] Letter on style in prose composition, written for a proposed book of Prof. Warner Taylor. Typed unrev. carbon copy. 482. 1932.

[Untitled.] "Pages from an article on the plays current in 1894"-Garland note. Holograph. 483.

Untitled fragments of writings on literature. Typed and holograph. 484.

John W. Alexander (A Memorial Tribute). Holograph. 485.

John Kendrick Bangs. Fragment. Typed. 486. 1922.

SirJames M. Barrie. 487.

a.Barrie. Typed fair copy. 6 leaves. With incomplete carbon copy.

b.Letter of tribute to the New York Times, Typed fair copy. June 19, 1937.

c."My acquaintance with James M. Barrie-" Holograph. [c.1937.]

d.Untitled Barrie anecdote. Fragment. Typed unrev. carbon copy.

Arnold Bennett. Typed. 488.

John Burroughs. 489.

a.John Burroughs, Man of Letters. Typed unrev. carbon copy.

b.Burroughs and Roosevelt. Fragment. Typed carbon copy.

c.John Burroughs (including "Burroughs and Roosevelt"). Typed unrev. carbon copy.

d.John Burroughs. 2 variants. Typed unrev. carbon copies.

e.John Burroughs. Fragment. Typed.

f.John Burroughs. Holograph.

g.Account of funeral. Typed.

Samuel Langhorne Clemens. 490.

a.Untitled fragment. Typed carbon copy.

b."Mark Twain was a great figure in my life-" Typed.

Charles R. Crane, a Characterization. Typed, with unrev. carbon copy. 491.

Stephen Crane. 492.

a.Stephen Crane. Typed carbon copy.

b.Crane. Typed unrev. carbon copy.

Arthur Conan Doyle. Post-dated 1899. Typed carbon copy. 493.

John Drinkwater. 494.

a.John Drinkwater. Typed.

b.["A Man Most Favored."] (Letter to the Mark Twain Quarterly.) Typed unrev. carbon copy. 1937.

Lord Dunsany. Typed unrev. carbon copy. 495.

Edward Eggleston. 496.

a."One day in 1871-." Holograph.

b.Eggleston. Fragment. Typed.

Saint John Ervine. Typed. 497.

Eugene Field. Typed. 498.

Henry Ford. 499.

a.An Evening with Henry Ford. Holograph.

b.The Homely Side of Henry Ford. Typed.

Mary Wilkins Freeman. Typed. 500.

Robert Frost. Typed. 501.

Zona Gale. Typed. 502.

John Galsworthy. Typed. 503.

R. H. Garland, Biographical Notes of. a.Typed fair copy. 6 leaves. b.Typed unrev. carbon copy. 8 leaves. 504.

William Gillette. Typed, with unrev. carbon copy. 505. Post-dated 1891.

Ellen Glasgow. Typed. 506.

Edmund Gosse. Typed. 507.

Thomas Hardy. 508.

a.Thomas Hardy. Typed.

b.Thomas Hardy and His Country. Typed carbon copy.

c.Thomas Hardy and His Neighbors. Typed.

Joel C. Harris. Holograph. 509. [1933.]

Bret Harte. Typed. 510.

James A. and Katharine Herne. Titled "Mr. and Mrs. Herne." Holograph. 511. [1891.]

William Dean Howells. ( See alsoEntry 479). 512.

a.Howells. Typed. 23 leaves. With 12 rev. and retyped leaves.

b.Howells and the American Academy. Holograph.

c.My First Meeting with Mr. Howells. Fragment. Typed.

d."One day as Howells and I were walking-". Holograph.

e.A Visit to Howells, Fragment. Typed fair copy, with carbon copy, both on 1 folded leaf. June 15.

f.W. D. Howells-Realism. Fragment. Holograph. Post-dated 1889.

g.William Dean Howells. Fragment. Typed.

h. William Dean Howells. Typed. 28 leaves. A composite of Entries 462, 512a, and 512j.

i.William Dean Howells. (Draft inscriptions?) Typed.

j.William Dean Howells' Boston. Fragment. Typed. 4 leaves. With incomplete carbon copy. [1920.]

k.Memorandum on Howells's Boston addresses, used in compiling Entry 512 j.Holograph.

Joyce Kilmer (Journal entry). Typed. 513.

Sidney Lanier. 514.

a.Some Notes on Sidney Lanier. Holograph.

b.Some notes upon Sidney Lanier and his Art. Holograph.

Joseph Lincoln of Cape Cod. a.Typed. 6 leaves. b.Fragment. Holograph. 2 leaves. 515.

General James Longstreet, A Glimpse of. Typed. 516.

James Russell Lowell, Holograph. 517. 1891-92.

William D. MacCrackan. In Memoriam. Typed unrev. carbon copy. 518.

Edward MacDowell. 519.

a.MacDowell (Quotations). Holograph.

b.Story of Edward MacDowell (Anecdote). Holograph.

[Percy MacKaye. First and Last-the Artist.] Typed carbon copy. 520.

John Masefield. Typed fair copy. 521.

Joaquin Miller. 522.

a. An American Tolstoi. Mounted clippings from the Philadelphia Press, with holograph revisions and additions. June 17, 1894,

b.An Impression of Joaquin Miller. Holograph. Post-dated 1893.

c.Miller's Sayings (Notes). Holograph.

d.The Poet of the Sierras. Typed.

e.Remains of Joaquin Miller. Holograph.

Alan Alexander Milne. 523.

a.A. Milne. Typed.

b.Our Luncheon to A. A. Milne. Typed.

James Whitcomb Riley. 524.

a.In Riley's Country. Greenfield, Holograph. 38 leaves. Parts of the quoted verse are in Riley's hand. Aug. 6, 1893.

b."In the late seventies-" Typed.

c.James Whitcomb Riley. Typed, with carbon copy. March 19, 1919.

d.James Whitcomb Riley. Fragment. Typed.

e.Riley and the Question of Dialect. i.Holograph. 25 leaves. ii.Typed. 23 leaves. iii.Fragment. Typed. 20 leaves (5-24).

f.Vernacular in Verse. Typed unrev. carbon copy.

g.Untitled account of a visit to Kipling with Riley. Typed fair copy.

h.Untitled fragments. Holograph and typed.

Theodore Roosevelt. 525.

a.The Literary Roosevelt. i.Fragment. Typed. 1 leaf. ii.Fragment. Typed unrev. carbon copy. 2 leaves (1, 3).

b.Meetings with Roosevelt (Journal excerpts). Typed, unrev. carbon copy. 21 leaves. Also, 2 leaves of the ribbon copy.

c.My Neighbor, Theodore Roosevelt. i.Typed (partly a carbon copy). 34 leaves. ii.Fragments. Typed. 10 leaves.

d.Roosevelt's Love of the Open. Typed.

John Singer Sargent. 526.

a.John Sargent. Typed unrev. carbon copy.

b.John Sargent in London. Typed unrev. carbon copy.

c.Fragment. Typed.

George Bernard Shaw. "Shaw's Talk as Zulime Recalls It." Typed, rev. in Garland's hand. 527.

Lorado Taft, Sculptor and Evangelist. Holograph. 528.

Augustus Thomas. 529.

a.Augustus Thomas (Eulogy). Typed fair copy. [c.1934.]

b.Commemorative tribute for the American Academy. Typed carbon copy.

Fenton B. Turck. "My Friend, Fenton Turck." Typed fair copy. 530.

Edith Wharton, A Meeting with. Typed fair copy. 531.

Walt Whitman. 532.

a.To our Good Friend and Revered Poet, Walt Whitman. Christmas Greetings and Testimonial. Two versions. Typed. 1888.

b.Walt Whitman's Birthday, Holograph. 1918.

c.Whitman at Seventy. i. Fragment. Typed, with corrections in Whitman's hand. 6 leaves. ii. Mounted clippings, rev. by hand, from New York Herald, 3 leaves. June 30, 1889.

Gen. Leonard Wood. "On Shelving General Wood" (Letter to the New York Times).Typed. 533. [1917.]

I. Zangwill. Holograph. 534.

Ulysses S. Grant articles. Published in McClure's Magazineand distributed by S. S. McClure Syndicate, a.Typed and holograph. c.450 leaves. b.Proof sheets, rev. by hand. 57 leaves. 535. 1897-98.

The Epic Story of General Grant. Typed. 144 leaves. Marked on envelope: "Grant address." 536.

Ulysses S. Grant (Biographical article for A Library of the World's Best Literature).Typed unrev. carbon copy. 537. [1897.]

General Grant. Proof sheets, rev. by hand. 7 leaves. Published in Mentor, 538. July 1, 1920.

Popular Misconceptions of Grant. a.Holograph. 26 leaves. b.Typed carbon copy. 13 leaves. c.Fragment. Typed. 2 leaves. 539.

Ulysses S. Grant, His Life and Character.Various incomplete drafts of the book ms. Holograph and typed. c.1,085 leaves. 540.

Grant notes. Garland's records of interviews, descriptions of sites, etc., made in his travels to compile materials for his Grant biography. Includes also "Cash memorandums" and "Grant addresses." 14 notebooks. 541. [1896-97.]

Transcripts of Grant materials: Garland's notebooks, interviews, letters, and articles. Typed. 542.

Accounts of interviews with acquaintances and associates of Gen. Grant. Includes original questionnaires, statements, corrections, etc. of some of the interviewees. Typed and holograph, partly rev., many with carbon copies. 543.

Transcripts of anecdotes, etc. concerning Ulysses S. Grant. Typed. 544.

Notes, fragments, and copies of documents and letters written by or about Ulysses S. Grant. Holograph and typed. 545.

Articles about Ulysses S. Grant by various hands. Original mss., some with letters of transmittal. 546.

a.Grant on the Frontier, by Col. Thomas A. Anderson. Holograph.

b.Early Recollections, by M. T. Burke. Typed.

c.Remembrance of General Grant, by Theodore J. Eckerson. Holograph.

d.Grant before the War, by George W. Fishback. Holograph. 25 leaves. Also, a typed copy.

e.The Grant Memorial. Typed unrev. carbon copy.

f.From Vicksburg to Potomac, by H. Clay Neville. Proof sheet, rev. by hand and signed. 1896.

g.Portraits of Grant (A list). Typed carbon copy.

h.The Story of the Whiskey Ring. Typed, with carbon copy.

i.A Study of Heredity, by Miss W. Wolcott. Holograph.

Magazine articles and newspaper clippings about Ulysses S. Grant. Chiefly 547. 1896-97.

Another Dark Seance with "Margery." Typed. 548. 1927.

Forty Years of Psychic Research. a.Holograph (incomplete). c.440 leaves. b.Typed and holograph (incomplete). 227 leaves. c.Typed and holograph. c.600 leaves. d.Fragments. Chiefly passages omitted in final version. Typed and holograph. 60 leaves. 549.

Haunted Houses, or Daylight Ghosts. Typed. 550.

In Search of Jamieson's Gold. Holograph. 14 leaves. Also, an addendum of spirit dialogue. Typed. 551.

Independent Slate-Writing. Fragment. Holograph. 552.

Life in the Fourth Dimension. Typed, with unrev. carbon copy. 553.

Man the Unknown(Book review). Holograph. 554.

The Mysteries of Mediumship. a.Holograph. 23 leaves. b.Typed. 21 leaves. 555.

The Mystery of the Buried Crosses. 556.

a.Book manuscripts, sorted by chapters, 2 to 12 drafts of each.

b.Ectoplasmic Photographs. Holograph.

c. The Mystery of the Buried Crosses(Publicity release). i.Typed. 3 leaves. ii.Typed. 3 leaves. iii."Mechanical Evidences of Human Survival." Typed unrev. carbon copy. 2 leaves.

d.A Remarkable Case of Clairvoyance. i.Typed carbon copy. 13 leaves. ii.Fragment. Typed. 12 leaves.

e.The Strange Case of Adam Smith. Unfinished. Holograph.

f.Violet Parent's Psychic Photographs. Typed, with mounted photographs.

g.Violet Parent's Spirit Photographs. Holograph.

h.Gregory Parent's writings and evidences.

i.The Great Beyond-As Heard and Seen by Me. Typed fair copy, in part a carbon copy.

ii.Madam Violet-Clairvoyant. Retitled and rev. by Garland. Various drafts. Typed and holograph.

iii.Pocket diary of Gregory Parent; also, 29 notebook leaves.

iv.Two artifacts from Parent Collection: Pipe bowl and piece of metal in stone.

i.Transcripts of seances with Sophia Williams, medium. Includes chart of seances, notes, drawings, etc., and an affirmation by Mrs. Williams. Also, transcripts of a sitting with Mrs. C. G. Howard in rethe buried crosses, and of seances with Mrs. Williams on other matters. Typed and holograph. 1937.

j.Notes of interviews and investigations seeking to authenticate the buried crosses. Holograph and typed.

k.The Problem of the Buried Crosses, by Whit Wellman. Typed fair copy. 18 leaves. With revisions and corrections by Hamlin Garland.

l.Papers relative to exhibitions of the crosses. Includes arguments for authenticity of Parent Collection; explanatory note; itemized lists of exhibit materials. Typed, holograph, mimeographed.

The Nine Lives of Spiritism. a.Holograph. 19 leaves. b.Fragment. Typed. 9 leaves (1, 8-10). 557.

The Other Side of the Moon. a.Typed fair copy. 10 leaves. b.Typed fair copy. 11 leaves. c.Mounted clippings, with holograph revisions and addenda. 2 versions. 9 and 14 leaves. 558.

Pat Marquis and His Paroptic Perception. Typed, with unrev. carbon copy. 13 leaves each. Also, drawings made by Pat Marquis while blindfold. 559.

Report of Dark Seances... Detached printed pages 151-178 of Psychical ReviewPartly by Garland, with his holograph marginal notes. 560. (Nov., 1893 - Feb., 1894).

Round the Red Lamp (Book review). Holograph. 561.

Sounds, Voices, and Psychical Disturbances in the Presence of a Psychic. Detached printed pages 226-229 of Psychical Reviewrev. by hand. 562. (Feb., 1893),

Tests of the Boy Psychic, Pat Marquis. Typed and holograph. 5 leaves. With an example of Pat Marquis's blindfold writing. 563.

Records of seances. 564.

a.Mrs. Naomi Anderson, medium. Record of sittings. Typed carbon copy. 59 leaves. With letter of transmittal from J. Malcolm Bird of American Society of Psychical Research. 1927.

b.Margery Crandon, medium. Record of sittings, reported by Stewart Edward White. Typed unrev. carbon copy. 1926,

c.Mrs. John H. Curran, medium. Record of seance with "Patience Worth." New York, Typed carbon copy, rev. in Garland's hand. 1919.

d.Dora Drane, medium. Records of independent writing, by Hamlin Garland. With specimens. 30 leaves. Also, "Psychic or Psychosis," by Dora Drane. Typed unrev. carbon copy. 1933-34.

e.Mr. Evans, medium. Record of sittings. Stewart Edwart White, recorder. Typed. 1932.

f.Mrs. Herbine ("Mrs. Hartley"), medium. Notes on sittings, with specimens of replies to questions through independent writing. Indianapolis, Holograph. 1908.

g.Mrs. Langford, medium. Account of visits from spirit of Hamlin Garland. San Diego, Holograph. April, 1940.

h.Pat Marquis, medium. Specimens of writing and drawing by "supernormal vision." Holograph.

i.Daniel Palsey, medium. Records of sitting. Indianapolis, Holograph. 1908.

j.Mrs. Ruddick, medium. Records and notes of sittings. Indianapolis, Holograph. 1908.

k.John W. Ticknor, medium. i."A Very Complete Account of Identification. Recorded by E. W. W[inter]." Rev. and titled by Garland. Typed. 6 leaves. ii.Transcripts of sittings, New York, Typed fair copy. 35 leaves. With 1 to 3 carbon copies of each sitting. 67 leaves. Also, with original statements of persons attending seances to Malcolm Bird, Research Officer, American Society for Psychical Research, correcting the transcripts. 1927.

l.George Valiantine, medium. Records of sittings. New York, Neville Whymant, recorder. Photostat of holograph ms. 1926.

m.Betty White, et al.,mediums. i.Records of sittings. New York, Stewart Edward White, recorder. Typed carbon copy, rev. in part in Garland's hand. c.235 leaves. ii.Records of sittings with Betty White. Burlingame, Calif., Stewart Edward White, recorder. Typed. 15 leaves. 1921-22. 1932-34.

n.Hazel L. White, medium. Letter enclosing statement of an Indian, "Cycianita," received in a trance; with draft letter of Garland seeking interpretation of a passage of "heialegrapics" [ sic.]therein. Holograph.

o.Unidentified mediums. Notes and spirit writings.

Shadow WorldContest, conducted by Hamlin Garland for Everybody's Magazine,1908. Articles submitted, with Garland's notes and revisions. Typed, holograph, and proof sheets. 565.

Notes on psychical readings. Holograph. 566.

Manuscripts by others on psychical matters. 567.

a.The Coming of Arthur. Typed.

b.How Fannie Driscoll Died. Typed unrev. carbon copy.

c.Overshadowed by the Dead. Stamped Typed fair copy. 1936.

d.Reviews and quotations from The Scribe of the Soul,by Clara Iza Von Ravn. Typed fair copy.

Clippings, photostats, mimeographed releases, and magazines pertaining to psychical matters. 568.

Address Presenting Radio Medal. a.Typed. 6 leaves. b.Mimeographed. 7 leaves. 569. Nov. 12, 1931.

Address to A. E. [George William Russell]. Typed. 570.

Address to Young Architects (Outline). Holograph. 571.

Alexander Dinner (Honoring John White Alexander at the Cliff Dwellers). [Chicago, Holograph. 572. 1913.]

The Altar of New England Tradition (Lecture to accompany readings of mary Isabel Garland). Typed. 573.

The American Vedette, Armistice Night Address. Typed unrev. carbon copy. 574.

Americanism in Art (Lecture notes). Typed. 11 leaves. Introductory remarks for Lynn, Mass., penciled on verso of leaves 10 and 11. 575. [c. 1917.]

Americanism in Fiction (Lecture notes). a.Holograph. 10 leaves. b.Holograph. 23 leaves. 576.

Americanism in Literature. Hamlin Garland on William Dean Howells. Typed carbon copy. 4 leaves. Lecture notes made by Carrie Belle Parks, University of Rochester, 577. Jan. 31, 1921.

Burroughs the Man. An Address before the American Academy of Arts and Letters, a.Typed. 7 leaves. b."John Burroughs the Man." Holograph and typed. 31 leaves. 578. Nov. 18 [1922].

Chairman Garland's Words of Introduction in Presenting John T. McCutcheon. Holograph. 579.

The City as a Dwelling Place. a.Holograph. 5 leaves. b.Typed. 5 leaves. c.Typed, with unrev. carbon copy. 5 leaves each. 580.

Conditions of American Authorship. a.Notes. Holograph. 5 leaves. b.Untitled notes. Holograph. 3 leaves. c.Fragment. Holograph. 1 leaf. 581.

Drama League Address, Notes for. a.Holograph. 16 leaves. b.Typed. 6 leaves. 582.

Dramatists, Address to (At Drama League banquet honoring Minnie Maddern Fiske). Holograph. 583.

Edwin Booth as a Master of Expression. (Lecture series). 584. [c.1885-86.]

a.Edwin Booth as a Master of Expression. Holograph.

b.The Critical Problem; Action. Typed.

c.Edwin Booth as Hamlet. Typed.

d.Edwin Booth as MacBeth. Typed.

e.Edwin Booth as Iago. Typed. 49 leaves. "Iago" in the title is lined out and "MacBeth" is superscribed. Also, the introduction is rev. by hand for use with "Edwin Booth as MacBeth." The body of the lecture, however, deals with the role of Iago.

f.Notes and fragments. Typed and holograph.

English-Speaking Union, Address before. Typed. 1 leaf. A report quoting from the address. 585. July 11, 1922.

Equal Suffrage (Notes for an address on woman's suffrage). Typed. 586.

The Farm and School of the Past, an Address. a.Notes. Holograph. 31 leaves. b.Text. Typed. 14 leaves. 587.

Father McGlynn. Address at the unveiling of a monument to Father Edward McGlynn. Holograph. 588.

"Fellow citizens of La Cross Co.-" Address on behalf of the Progressive Party, Holograph. 589. Oct., 1912.

"Fellow exiles: The West has gone beyond the need of apology to the East-" Fragment. Holograph. 590.

Forty Years of Psychic Research (Notes for an address). Holograph. 591.

Henry George, Address on. 2 detached printed leaves, rev. by hand, with 1 typed folded leaf (2p.). 592.

Henry James-Howells (Notes for a lecture). Holograph. 593.

"Herne-the first dramatist I met in Boston-" (Notes). Holograph. 594.

"Homer-Interested not in the fighting contests-" (Notes). [New York, Holograph. 595. c.1917.]

Impressionism (Lecture outline). a.Holograph. 9 leaves. b.Holograph. 1 leaf. 596.

In Introduction of Lord Birkenhead. Typed carbon copy. 597.

In Presenting [Howells] Medal to Mrs. Freeman. New York, Holograph. 4 leaves. (For response, see Entry 748.) 598. 1925.

Institute of Psychical Research, Los Angeles. Address of Hamlin Garland. Typed carbon copy. 18 leaves. Recorded by a second person. 599.

Institute of Psychical Research, Los Angeles. Lecture by Hamlin Garland. Typed. 7 leaves. "Reported by Claire B. Christenson." 600. January 10, 1940.

"The intent of the exhibition is to let a few people know that there are still writers and makers of books-" Chairman's remarks and introductions at opening of a book exhibit. [New York, Holograph. 601. c.1917.]

John Burroughs, Poet-Naturalist. Address before the Burroughs Memorial Society, Typed carbon copy. 602. April 3, 1926.

Kipling [etc.]. Outline of a lecture on English authors. [New York?, Holograph. 603. c.1923.]

"Last Sunday evening, I sat on the platform of the Cooper Institute-" Talk on Americanism. Holograph. 604.

The Literary Congress, Omaha Exposition, Address before. Made at the Trans-Mississippi and International Exposition, Holograph. 605. 1898.

Literary Fashions Old and New. An Address for the American Academy. [New York, a.Holograph. 21 leaves. b.Typed fair copy. 13 leaves. c.Typed carbon copy. 17 leaves. 606. 1938.]

The Lure of the City. a.Typed carbon copy. 5 leaves. b.Fragment. Typed. 2 leaves. 607.

MacDowell, Edward. Fragmentary notes for an address at the dedication of the MacDowell tablet, Illinois Hall of Music. Holograph. 608.

MacDowell, Edward. Notes for an address. a.Holograph. 5 leaves. b.Holograph. 2 leaves. c.Holograph. 3 leaves. 609.

MacDowell, Edward. Text of an address. a.Typed. 26 leaves. b.Typed, with carbon copy. 18 leaves each. 610.

Mark Twain. a.Fragments of lectures. Holograph. 16 leaves. b.Notes. Typed, with carbon copy. 2 leaves each. 611.

Mark Twain Lecture. Penciled notes, with typed "sayings" of Mark Twain. 612.

Memories of the Middle Border. a.Outline. Holograph. 4 leaves. b.Outline. Holograph. 1 folded leaf (2p.). c.Fragment. Typed. 5 leaves. d.Fragment. Typed. 8 leaves (2-9). 613.

Mr. Atkinson's Points against the Single Tax. Holograph, with mounted clippings. 614.

Modern Novel in Germany and America (Lecture). Holograph. 615. [1885.]

"My first concept of the power of the announcer came four years ago-" (Outline of speech). Typed. 616.

My Literary Inspirations. Holograph. 617.

My Neighbor, Theodore Roosevelt, An Address (Outline). Typed. 2 folded leaves (3p.). With holograph notes on verso headed "Address to Navy men." 618.

My Psychic Avocation (Outline of speech). "Talk to the teachers of English" lined out. Holograph. 619.

My Younger Contemporaries (Notes for an address). a.Holograph. 2 leaves. b.Holograph. 2 leaves. 620.

National Arts Club. Remarks and introductions as master of ceremonies at a reception for novelists and their illustrators. [New York], Typed fair copy. 621. Nov. 15, 1916.

Needs of Labor (Outline of an address). Holograph. 622.

The New England Tradition on the Middle Border. Typed. 623.

Not Work Enough (Outline of an address). Holograph. 624. [c.1889.]

Note on Mr. Garland's Speech at the Cliff Dwellers in Chicago on Tuesday, Typed. 625. May 4th, [1915].

The Novel of Life (Lecture outline). Holograph. 626.

Our Pioneer Artists, Notes for an Address. Typed and holograph. 627.

Pen Club in London, A Short Address to. Typed, with carbon copy. 628.

The Personality of Edward MacDowell. a.Notes for an address. Typed. 5 leaves. b.Notes for an address. Holograph. 7 leaves. With printed program of exercises in honor of Edward MacDowell at University of Illinois, c.Fragmentary notes. Holograph. 629. Nov. 4 and 5, 1907.

"Playing round among the psalms-" (Notes for an address on the arts). Holograph. 630.

Poets of the New Eldorado (Notes for a lecture). Holograph. 631.

The Point of View of the Redman (Outline of a speech). Holograph. 632.

Presenting Marguerite Harrison. Typed. 633.

Prof. Pattee's Lit[erature] since (Notes for a lecture). Holograph. 634. 1871

Progress and Poverty Dinner. Hamlin Garland, Toastmaster. Holograph. 635.

[Progressive Party address on the Theodore Roosevelt-Senator LaFollette controversy. Wisconsin, Typed fair copy. 636. 1912.]

[Psychical phenomena, Notes for an address on.] Incomplete. Holograph. 637.

The Radio Medal of the American Academy. a.Holograph. 20 leaves. b.Typed carbon copy. 13 leaves. 638.

Readings. Selections from Hamlin Garland's published works, many adapted for oral presentation. Includes passages from Boy Life on the Prairie, Main-Travelled Roads, Other Main-Travelled Roads, They of the High Trails, Her Mountain Lover, Prairie Folks, Hesper, and the Middle Border series. Typed, and detached printed pages, some mounted. c. 639.

The Red Pioneer (Outline of an address). a.Fragment. Holograph. 8 leaves. b.Holograph. 6 leaves. c.Holograph. 2 folded leaves (5p.). d.Holograph. 1 card. 640.

Remarks concerning Tarkington. Typed carbon copy. 641.

Roosevelt the Book Lover (Notes for an address). Typed. 642.

Saturday Address (Notes). Holograph. 643.

75th Birthday Dinner, University Club, Los Angeles. Typed. 644.

The Shadow World (Notes for an address). Holograph. 645.

Sociology of Education (Notes for an address). Holograph. 646.

Ye Sunset Trail, Notes for an Address. Typed. 647.

Tears of Poverty (Notes for an address). Holograph. 648.

To Gilmore Brown. [193-.] Holograph. 649.

To the Women of Iowa. Radio Address. a.Typed. 8 leaves. b.Fragment. Holograph and typed. 6 leaves. 650.

Toast "The Trail Makers." Response by Hamlin Garland. Typed. 651.

Trail-Makers of the Middle Border. a.Outline of an address. Holograph. 2 folded leaves (3p.). b.Notes for an address at Orono, Me. Holograph. 3 leaves. 652.

Trend of Modern Science. Notes for an address on psychical phenomena. Holograph. 653.

University of Chicago, Notes of an Address at. Given to a campus poetry club. a.Typed. 4 leaves. b.Fragment. Holograph. 6 leaves. 654.

The Value of Pleasing Speech. Commencement address at the Emerson College of Oratory, Mounted clippings of "The Value of Melodious Speech," rev. by hand. 655. May, 1929.

Vanishing Trails. Convocation address at the University of Chicago, Proof sheets. 656. 1905.

Vernacular in Verse (Notes for a lecture). Holograph. 657.

Victor Hugo and His Prose Masterpieces (Lecture). Holograph. 658. [1885.]

Walt Whitman (Notes for an address). Holograph. 659.

"We have a right to assume that the nation is grown up-" Address on American culture. Holograph. 660.

When Michael Angelo Was a Boy. Typed. 661.

Whitman and Lincoln. a.Holograph. 12 leaves. b.Typed. 5 leaves. 662.

Woman's Association of Commerce, Address for. Typed, with unrev. carbon copy. 663.

"Young friends of Iowa-" Radio address for Iowa Day. [193-.] a.Holograph and typed. 26 leaves. b.Fragments. Holograph and typed. 9 leaves. 664.

Untitled fragments of addresses and lectures, including notes, outlines, and texts. Typed and holograph. 665.

Upon receving the medal of the Roosevelt Memorial 665a.

Bibliographies. 666.

a.[Beaman, A. Gaylord, comp.?] Bibliography of Hamlin Garland. Typed. [c.1939.]

b.California State Library. Books by Hamlin Garland in types for the blind. Typed.

c.Early Garland articles. Holograph.

d.Hamlin Garland's works in the order of publication [to Typed carbon copy. 1923].

e.U.S. Library of Congress. Printed cards for Hamlin Garland's books.

Lists of Garlandiana. 667.

a.Autographed books in Hamlin Garland's library in Hollywood (Partial list). Typed fair copy, with carbon copy.

b.Books, manuscripts, and memorablia at the American Academy. Typed.

c.Garland books and manuscripts in Doheny Library (Partial list). Typed fair copy.

d.List of Garland material lent to Miami University, Typed carbon copy. Jan., 1940.

e.Lists of books and manuscripts taken from Garland's collection for exhibit at libraries and universities. 4 items. Typed.

f.Stories and articles [mss.] in Miss Dodds' possession. Typed, with holograph notes.

g.Volumes, manuscripts, and memorablia. Typed, with carbon copy.

Notes on books. 668.

a.Copyright data from Library of Congress. Typed list and printed form.

b.Draft brochure for A Daughter of the Middle Border.Typed.

c.Index of persons mentioned in Roadside Meetings(incomplete). Notebook.

d.Mailing lists for advance and presentation copies of some Garland books. Typed and holograph.

e.Memorandum on the serialization of Garland's autobiography. Holograph.

f.Notes on a proposed collection of Garland stories about women. Holograph.

g.Notes on proposed Prairie Edition and Mountain Edition of Garland's works. Holograph.

h.Suggestions for tinting Money Magic.Typed carbon copy.

Publishers' records, etc. 669.

a.Allyn & Bacon. Reports of sales, 1931-37.

b.D. Appleton & Co. Agreements for A Spoil of Office and Wayside Courtships. 1897.

c.Arena Pub. Co. Royalty statements, agreement for Jason Edwards, 1892-93; 1891.

d.Bacheller Syndicate. Assignments of copyright, Library of Congress certificates of deposit of copies for copyright, 1897; 1895-97.

e.Century Company. Assignment of copyright, royalty statements, 1892; 1910.

f.Curtis Brown, Ltd. Payment for serial rights, 1931.

g.Curtis Pub. Co. Library of Congress certificate of deposit for copyright of The Captain of the Gray Horse Troop,assignment of copyright to Garland, 1901; 1902.

h. Doubleday & McClure (and Doubleday & Page). Agreement for The Life of U. S. Grant, Copyright, and assignment to Garland, Notice of sale of plates of Witch's Gold, 1898. 1898, 1912. 1920.

i. Grosset & Dunlap. Royalty statement for Hesper. [n.d.]

j.Harper & Bros. Transmittals of payments for contributions to Harper's Weekly,agreements, royalty statements, 1887-88; 1902-9; 1909-38.

k.S. S. McClure Co. Agreement for The Life of U. S. Grant,memorandums of agreement for serial rights, accounts, and 1896; 1896-1900; 1916 [n.d.].

l.Macmillan Co. Agreements, royalty statements, invoice, 1899-1940; 1920-1940; 1936.

m. The Rotarian.Voucher, 1938.

n. F. J. Schulte & Co. Agreement for A Member of the Third House, 1892.

o.Stone and Kimball. Agreements, power of attorney to act for Garland at its sale of assets 1893-96; [1896?].

p.Vitagraph Co. of America. Agreement for motion picture rights to Garland's works, release, 1916; 1920

Lectures. Circulars, printed notices, and typed announcements of Hamlin Garland's lecture tours, readings, and addresses. Also, 3 testimonials. 670. 1885-1939.

Typed transcripts of selections from Hamlin Garland's works. 671.

Real estate papers. 672.

a.Los Angeles: Building permit and county tax receipts, 1930-35; memorandum concerning proposed house construction, 1940.

b.Mexico: Reports, statements, and accounts relative to Moreles and Porvenir mines, 1902-8.

c.New York City: Lease, receipt, 1920; 1921.

d.Oklahoma: Warranty deeds, patents, mortgages and releases, agreements, leases, plat maps, accounts, and statements. 1904-36.

e.Onteora, N. Y.: Mortgage, indentures, agreement, lease, tax notices and receipts, club notices, 1903-38.

f.Osage, Iowa: Tax bill for a Garland cemetery lot, with reply. 1938.

g.West Salem, Wis.: Accounts and vouchers of George W. Dudley, trustee, 1921-39.

Stocks and bonds. Accounts, inventory, and appraisal. 673. 1919-38.

Insurance policies, premium statements, and receipts. 674. 1916-37.