Collection: Jack Eric Morpurgo Papers, 1937/2000, bulk 1950/1970 - ARVAS Search Results

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J. E. M. Transcript, "On Understanding Americans." Box 10, Folder 47

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J. E. M. Travel Talks, "Chicago: A City its Railways.", 1950 Box 10, Folder 5

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J. E. M. "Travel Talks: The New and the Old in the Americas: Pittsburgh: A Great Industrial City.", 1954 Box 10, Folder 21

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J. E. M. Treason at West Point: The Arnold-Andre Conspiracy., 1975 Box 7, Folder 15

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J. E. M. Typescript of unpublished novel, The Moth for the Star. Box 9, Folder 6

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J. E. M. Unpublished manuscript, Red Herryings in the Wood: An Essay on Nonsense Literature., 1960 Box 9, Folder 1

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J. E. M. Untitled address on the subject of the 200th anniversary of the British surrender at Yorktown, VA., 1981 Box 4, Folder 27

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J. E. M. Untitled essay on 350th anniversary of the overseas Commonwealth. Box 4, Folder 39

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J. E. M. Untitled essay on American Civil War. Box 3, Folder 5

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J. E. M. Untitled essay on American Literature. Box 6, Folder 15

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