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

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"A Local Man Exits: An appreciation of James Whitehead" Audio CDs 2 items Digital_container 1738.001-1738.002

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Alphabetical Correspondence

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"A Man Could Do Worse: Learning from the Elizabethans, " Typescript, 14 pages 1 folder(s) Box 34, Folder 8

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American Academy in Rome, 1989/2006 1 folder(s) Box 61, Folder 1

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"American Short-Story Writers Since World War II Second Series" in "Dictionary of Literary Biography Yearbook Introduction" by Patrick Meanor and Gwen Crane, 2000 1 folder(s) Box 58, Folder 7

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"Anarchy and Family in the Southern Tradition" in "Chronicles A Magazine of American Culture" Typescript, 7 pages, and Print Copy, 1991 1 folder(s) Box 22, Folder 2

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"Another Separate Peace, " Typescript Version, 1991 1 folder(s) Box 22, Folder 3

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"An Upstart Crow, " Typescript, 9 pages, 2002 1 folder(s) Box 42, Folder 8

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"A (Pardon the Expression) Baccalaureate Address" Typescript Version, 11 pages 1 folder(s) Box 35, Folder 10

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"A Perfect Stranger, " Typescript Version 1 folder(s) Box 35, Folder 12

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