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

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Checklist for Joyce Cary's Trilogies and Faulkner's Short Stories 1 folder(s) Box 71, Folder 2

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Checklist of George Garrett, 1985-2007 - Manuscript (2 folders) and Manuscript Copy (first folder of two), 2007 3 folder(s) Box 70, Folder 8-10

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Checklist of George Garrett, 1985-2007 - Manuscript Copy (second folder of two), 2007 1 folder(s) Box 71, Folder 1

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"Child Among Ancestors Memories and Recollections" 1 folder(s) Box 25, Folder 5

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"Come Now, Caedmon's Angel" Early Manuscript Drafts and Typescript Copy 1 folder(s) Box 25, Folder 6

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"Comic Strip" Typescript, published in Narrative Design (1997), originally published in "King of the Mountain" (1957), 1997 1 folder(s) Box 25, Folder 7

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Compact Disk of Chopin Piano pieces (Disk 0639), 80 minute CD-R 1 items Digital_container 0639

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Conferences and Festivals (3 folders), 1958/2006 3 folder(s) Box 61, Folder 8-10

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Conferences and Festivals – Conference on Southern Literature, 1989/2007 1 folder(s) Box 62, Folder 1

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Conferences and Festivals – International Celebration of Southern Literature, 1996 1 folder(s) Box 62, Folder 2

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