Collection: George Garrett papers, 1855/2008 / Level: File - ARVAS Search Results

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"Under Two Flags" published in "Whistling in the Dark" (1992) and "Home Ground" (1991), Typescript Versions, 1991 Box 42, Folder 2

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Unidentified Manuscripts, 2 folders, 1974/1992 Box 42, Folder 3-4

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University of Virginia (4 folders), 1984/2005 Box 64, Folder 5-8

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"University Presses" published in "The Companion to Southern Literature, " Manuscript Version, 22 pages, with a letter from LSU Editor John Easterly, April 1998, to Dear Contributor, 1998 Box 42, Folder 5

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Untitled Reflections concerning Poetry, Unwritten Stories and Untold Tales, and Towne Stories Box 42, Folder 6

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Untitled Story concerning May Sarton at York Harbor, Maine Box 42, Folder 7

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Vermont Studio Center, 1999/2005 Box 64, Folder 9

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Virginia Center for the Book, 1999/2005 Box 64, Folder 10

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Virginia Commission for the Arts, 2000/2004 Box 64, Folder 11

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"Voices An Excerpt from "Entered From the Sun" published in "Chronicles a Magazine of American Culture" Print Version, 1989 Box 42, Folder 9

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