]> PUBLIC "-//Stanford University::Libraries::Dept. of Special Collections::Manuscripts Division//TEXT (US::CSt::M0001::Bernard Augustine De Voto Papers)//EN" "m0001.xml" Guide to the Bernard Augustine De Voto Papers, 1918-1955 (inclusive), 1944-1951 (bulk) &hdr-cst-spcoll; 2004, 1999

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 Descriptive Summary Bernard Augustine De Voto Papers, 1918-1955 (inclusive), 1944-1951 (bulk) Special Collections M0001 De Voto, Bernard Augustine, 1897-1955. 63 linear ft. Stanford University. Libraries. Dept. of Special Collections and University Archives. Correspondence, typescripts and galley proofs of 19 major works, 166 articles, 25 short fiction and non-fiction papers, broadcasts, speeches, lectures, and other papers. The correspondence (1948-55) with Harper's magazine relates to DeVoto's column The Easy Chair, and includes letters from Harper's magazine to senders of letters of condolence, and letters concerning DeVoto. Includes research material used in DeVoto's literary writings and in his work relating to politics, conservation and reclamation, free speech, national parks, and Western Americana. Correspondents include many of the leading persons in contemporary literature, politics, education, and the arts. Administrative Information Access

Collection is open for research with the exception of the boxes originally numbered 175,176, and 177, which are closed to researchers. Please page materials at least 24 hours in advance of intended use.

The family notes located in 1/22/466 are not to be photocopied although they may be read.

 Publication Rights

Property rights reside with the repository. Literary rights reside with the creators of the documents or their heirs. To obtain permission to publish or reproduce, please contact the Public Services Librarian of the Dept. of Special Collections.

 Preferred Citation

[Identification of item] Bernard Augustine De Voto Papers, M0001, Dept. of Special Collections, Stanford University Libraries, Stanford, Calif.

 Acquisition Information

Purchased from the estate of Bernard DeVoto, 1956; supplemented by gifts from various sources.

 Scope and Content Note

The DeVoto Papers contain Bernard DeVoto's correspondence date from 1918 until his death in November 1955. The bulk of the correspondence was written between 1944 and 1951. The collection also includes manuscript, typescript and galley proof copies of nineteen major works, 166 articles, 25 short fiction and non-fiction items, and about 44 broadcasts, speeches and lectures.

Of primary interest is DeVoto's research material used in his literary output and in his life-long work in many fields, including politics, conservation and reclamation, free speech, the national park systems and Western Americana.

Correspondents include many of the leading figures in contemporary literature, politics, education and the arts. A partial list of the correspondents is included in the Optional Section of this register.

 Biographical Note 1897 Born, January 11, Ogden, Utah. 1902 Began schooling at Sacred Heart Academy, Ogden. 1910 Entered Ogden High School. 1914 Graduated Ogden H.S.; entered University of Utah. 1915 Entered Harvard College as a sophomore. 1917 Enlisted U.S. Army, to 1919. 1920 Harvard graduation; return to Ogden. 1922 Appointed as Instructor, Northwestern University. 1923 Married Helen Avis MacVicar. 1924 The Crooked Mile. 1925 "Ogden: The Underwriting of Salvation." 1926 The Chariot of Fire. 1927 Moved to Lincoln, Mass. Writer's Handbook, A Manual of English Composition. 1928 The House of Sun-Goes-Down. 1929 Began part-time teaching at Harvard; instructor and tutor, 1929-1934; lecturer, 1934-36. 1930 Birth of a son, Gordon King. Editor of Harvard Graduate's Magazine, 1930-32. Editor of Americana Deserta Series. 1932 Mark Twain's America. 1934 We Accept With Pleasure. 1935 First "Easy Chair" in Harper's Magazine. 1936 Named editor of The Saturday Review of Literature; moved to New York City. Forays and Rebuttals. 1937 Awarded honorary Litt. D. by Middlebury College. 1938 Resigned from The Saturday Review of Literature; moved to Cambridge. 1939 Troubled Star. 1940 Rain Before Seven. Minority Report. Mark Twain in Eruption (ed.). Birth of a son, Mark 1942 Mark Twain at Work. Advance Agent. Awarded honorary Litt. D. by Kenyon College. Made member of editorial board of New England Quarterly to 1955. Year of Decision: 1846. 1944 The Literary Fallacy. The Woman in the Picture. Strange Fruit test case. 1946 The Portable Mark Twain (ed.). Trip West in summer led to conservation work. 1947 Across the Wide Missouri. Mountain Time. Editor in chief of the History Book Club. 1948 Awarded Pulitzer Prize and Bancroft Prize for Across the Wide Missouri. Awarded Litt. D. degrees from University of Colorado and Northeastern. Named to Advisory Board on National Parks 1950 The World of Fiction. 1951 The Hour. 1952 The Course of Empire. Attacked by Senator Joseph McCarthy. 1953 Won National Book Award for best non-fiction of 1952. Journals of Lewis and Clark (ed.). 1955 The Easy Chair. Death, November 13. 1956 Women and Children First. Other Biographical Sources

For additional material see the following:

Material in Box labeled "Biographical", including various genealogies, journals, a play concerning his life from 1920 to 1922, and the "Kent Potter" story.

Dissertation by Robert Edson Lee. (Includes a checklist of DeVoto's works).

Letters to DeVoto from Avis DeVoto and Marian M. Condliss.

Letters from DeVoto to Melville Smith, 1920-25;

Letters from DeVoto to Robert Forsythe, 1927;

Letters from DeVoto to Adrienne Burke, 3/27/44;

Letters from DeVoto to Natl. Inst. of Arts and Letters, 12/22/47;

Letters from DeVoto to Kate Sterne (safe) dated 10/6/27.

Pseudonyms: Cady Hewes; C.H.; John August; J.A.; Frank Gilbert; Richard Dye; Fairley Blake.

 Indexing Terms

The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the library's online public access catalog.

Subjects Adams, Ansel, 1902- Alsop, Joseph, 1910- Balch, E. Barrett, Frank. Beebe, Lucius. Bliven, Bruce, 1889-1977. Bowen, Catherine Drinker, 1897- Brandt, Carl. Briggs, L. B. R. Brinton, Clarence Crane, 1898-1968. Brooks, Paul, 1909- Brooks, Van Wyck, 1886-1963. Bruner, Jerome Seymour. Buck, Pearl S. (Pearl Sydenstricker), 1892-1973. Buley, R. Bundy, McGeorge. Canby, Henry Seidel, 1878-1961. Carhart, Arthur Hawthorne, 1892- Carlyle, Thomas, 1795-1881. Catton, Bruce, 1899- Chamberlain, T. G. Chandler, Raymond, 1888-1959. Church, Frank. Collins, Carvel Emerson, 1912- Cozzens, James Gould, 1903- Crane, Hart, 1899-1932. Davis, Elmer. De Voto, Bernard Augustine, 1897-1955. Dobie, J. Frank, (James Frank). 1888-1964. Douglas, Paul Howard, 1892- Edmonds, Walter Dumaux, 1903- Edsall, John Tileston, 1902- Fadiman, Clifton, 1904- Farrell, James T. (James Thomas), 1904-1979. Faulkner, William, 1897-1962. Fischer, John, 1910 Apr. 27- Fisher, Dorothy Canfield, 1879-1958. Hicks, Granville, 1901- Higginson, Thomas Wentworth, 1823-1911. Hillyer, Robert Silliman, 1895- Holbrook, Stewart Hall, 1893-1964. Hoover, J. Edgar, (John Edgar), 1895-1972. Howard, Joseph Kinsey, 1906-1951. Hurlbut, B. Hutchinson, W. Huxley, Aldous, 1894-1963. Ickes, Harold L. (Harold Le Clair), 1874-1952. Johnson, Lyndon B. (Lyndon Baines), 1908-1973. Jones, Howard Mumford, 1892- Kern, Jerome, 1885-1945. King, G. Knopf, Alfred A., 1892- Kubie, Lawrence Schlesinger, 1896- Lark, C. T. Lattimore, Owen, 1900- Lewis, Sinclair, 1885-1951. Lindsay, Vachel, 1879-1931. Lodge, Henry Cabot, 1850-1924. McCord, David Thompson Watson, 1897- Mansfield, Mike, 1903- Marx, Groucho, 1891-1977. Mattingly, Garrett, 1900-1962. Mein, F. Melville, Herman, 1819-1891. Mencken, H. L. (Henry Louis), 1880-1956. Merk, Frederick, 1887- Mirrielees, Edith R. Morgan, Dale Lowell, 1914-1971. Morison, Samuel Eliot, 1887-1976. Morrison, Theodore, 1901- Moss, Frank E., 1911- Murdock, Kenneth Ballard, 1895-1975. O'Neill, Eugene, 1888-1953. Paine, Albert Bigelow, 1861-1937. Perkins, Maxwell E. (Maxwell Evarts), 1884-1947. Porter, C. Pound, Ezra, 1885-1972. Pratt, Fletcher, 1897-1956. Pulitzer, Joseph, 1847-1911. Rhodes, Eugene Manlove, 1869-1934. Robeson, Paul, 1898-1976. Saltonstall, Leverett, 1892- Sandburg, Carl, 1878-1967. Schlesinger, Arthur Meier, 1917- Spillane, Mickey, 1918. Stassen, Harold Edward, 1907- Stearns, Harold T. (Harold Thornton), 1900- Stegner, Wallace Earle, 1909- Stein, Gertrude, 1874-1946. Stevenson, Adlai E. (Adlai Ewing), 1900-1965. Stout, Rex, 1865-1975. Twain, Mark, 1835-1910. Untermeyer, Louis, 1885-1977. Van Doren, Mark, 1894-1972. Wecter, Dixon, 1906-1950. Wilkie, Wendell Lewis, 1891- Wolfe, Thomas, 1900-1938. Wylie, Philip, 1902-1971. Little, Brown and Company. Conservation of natural resources. Indians of North America. Italy--Civilization--476-1268. Lewis and Clark Expedition. Liberty. Mormons--Utah--History. National parks and reserves--United States. Natural resources. North Africa. United States--History--1849-1877. United States--History--1865-1921. United States--Politics and government--1929-1933. United States--Politics and government--1933-1945. United States--Politics and government--1945-1953. United States--Politics and government--1953-1961. West (U.S.)--History. Genres and Forms of Material Articles. Galley proofs. Lectures. Manuscripts (literary) Maps. Photoprints. Speeches. Occupations Authors. Educators. Historians. Collection Contents Series 1Correspondence, 1918 - 1955 Subseries 1.1Letters by Bernard De Voto (outgoing), May 1918 - November 1955.

arranged chronologically.

 11Outgoing correspondence, 1915-18 12Outgoing correspondence to M. Smith; to C. Hagler. See also: "Kent Potter Story"., 1920-25 13Outgoing correspondence, 1922-27 14Outgoing correspondence, 1928 15Outgoing correspondence, 1929 16Outgoing correspondence, 1930 17Outgoing correspondence, 1931 Jan.-Apr. 18Outgoing correspondence, 1931 May-Dec. 19Outgoing correspondence, 1932 110Outgoing correspondence, 1933-34 111Outgoing correspondence, 1935 112Outgoing correspondence, 1936 112Outgoing correspondence, 1936 213Outgoing correspondence, 1937 Jan.-June 214Outgoing correspondence, 1937 July-Dec. 215Outgoing correspondence, 1938 216Outgoing correspondence, 1939 Jan.-May 217Outgoing correspondence, 1939 June-Dec. 218Outgoing correspondence, 1940 219Outgoing correspondence, 1941 220Outgoing correspondence, 1942 221Outgoing correspondence, 1943 Jan.-May 222Outgoing correspondence, 1943 June-Sept. 223Outgoing correspondence, 1943 Oct.-Dec. 224.1Outgoing correspondence, 1944 Jan.-Feb. 224.2Outgoing correspondence, 1944 March-Apr. 225Outgoing correspondence, 1944 May 226Outgoing correspondence, 1944 June-Sept. 227Outgoing correspondence, 1944 Oct.-Nov. 228Outgoing correspondence, 1944 Dec. 229Outgoing correspondence, 1945 Jan.-Feb. 230Outgoing correspondence, 1945 March-Apr. 231Outgoing correspondence, 1945 May 232Outgoing correspondence, 1945 June-Sept. 233Outgoing correspondence, 1945 Oct. 234Outgoing correspondence, 1945 Nov.-Dec. 335.1Outgoing correspondence, 1946 Jan. ; undated 335.2Outgoing correspondence, 1946 Jan. 336Outgoing correspondence, 1946 Feb. 337Outgoing correspondence, 1946 March 338Outgoing correspondence, 1946 April 339Outgoing correspondence, 1946 May 340Outgoing correspondence, 1946 June-July 341Outgoing correspondence, 1946 August-Sept. 342Outgoing correspondence, 1946 Oct. 343Outgoing correspondence, 1946 Nov. 344Outgoing correspondence, 1946 Dec. 345Outgoing correspondence, 1947 Jan. 346Outgoing correspondence, 1947 Feb. 347Outgoing correspondence, 1947 March 1-14 348Outgoing correspondence, 1947 March 15-31 349Outgoing correspondence, 1947 April 1-23 350Outgoing correspondence, 1947 April 24-30 351Outgoing correspondence, 1947 May 1-16 352Outgoing correspondence, 1947 May 17-31 353Outgoing correspondence, 1947 June 1-24 354Outgoing correspondence, 1947 June 25-30 355Outgoing correspondence, 1947 July 356Outgoing correspondence, 1947 August 357Outgoing correspondence, 1947 Sept. 358Outgoing correspondence, 1947 Oct. 1-12 359Outgoing correspondence, 1947 Oct. 13-31 360Outgoing correspondence, 1947 Nov. 1-10 361Outgoing correspondence, 1947 Nov. 11-30 462Outgoing correspondence, 1947 Dec. 1-15 463Outgoing correspondence, 1947 Dec. 16-31 464Outgoing correspondence, 1948 Jan. 465Outgoing correspondence, 1948 Feb. 466Outgoing correspondence, 1948 March 1-15 467Outgoing correspondence, 1948 March 16-31 468Outgoing correspondence, 1948 April 469Outgoing correspondence, 1948 May 1-15 470Outgoing correspondence, 1948 May 16-30 471Outgoing correspondence, 1948 June 1-15 472Outgoing correspondence, 1948 June 16-30 473Outgoing correspondence, 1948 July 1-15 474Outgoing correspondence, 1948 July 16-31 475Outgoing correspondence, 1948 August 476Outgoing correspondence, 1948 Sept. 477Outgoing correspondence, 1948 Oct. 478Outgoing correspondence, 1948 Nov. 479Outgoing correspondence, 1948 Dec. 580Outgoing correspondence, 1949 Jan. 581Outgoing correspondence, 1949 Feb. 582Outgoing correspondence, 1949 March 583Outgoing correspondence, 1949 April 584Outgoing correspondence, 1949 May 585Outgoing correspondence, 1949 June 586Outgoing correspondence, 1949 July-Aug. 587Outgoing correspondence, 1949 Sept. 588Outgoing correspondence, 1949 Oct. 589Outgoing correspondence, 1949 Nov. 590Outgoing correspondence, 1949 Dec. 591Outgoing correspondence, 1950 Jan. 592Outgoing correspondence, 1950 Feb. 593Outgoing correspondence, 1950 March-April 594Outgoing correspondence, 1950 May-June 595Outgoing correspondence, 1950 July-Aug. 596Outgoing correspondence, 1950 Sept. -Dec. 597Outgoing correspondence, 1951 698Outgoing correspondence, 1952 Jan.-June 699Outgoing correspondence, 1952 July-Dec. 6100Outgoing correspondence, 1953 Jan.-March 6101Outgoing correspondence, 1953 April-May 6102Outgoing correspondence, 1953 June-Dec. 6103Outgoing correspondence, 1954 Jan.-June 6104Outgoing correspondence, 1954 July-Dec. 6105Outgoing correspondence, 1955 Jan.-Feb. 6106Outgoing correspondence, 1955 March-April 6107Outgoing correspondence, 1955 May-Nov. 6108Outgoing correspondence, Undated Subseries 1.2Letters to BDV (incoming), Extensive cross-referencing for corporations, etc.

arranged alphabetically by author and chronologically under each name.

 6109Ables, G. - Adams, R.G.(8/46-4/47) 6110Adams, R.G.(5-8/47) 6111Adams, R.G.(Sept. 1947) 6112Adams, R.G.(Oct.-Dec. 1947) 6113Adams, R.G.(Jan.-April 1948) 6114Agar, H. - Ajee, J. 6115Albert, A. - Aley, B. 7116Am. Antiquarian Society - American Magazine 7117American Mercury - Amory, C. 7118Anders, H. - Anderson, S. 7118Anders, H. - Anderson, S. 7119Andrews, A. - Angostura 7120Appar, E. - Armstrong, C.J.(1931) 7121Armstrong, C.J.(1932) 7122Arnold, T. - Atwell, H. 7123Audubon - Aylewood, N. 7124Bachrach, L. - Baker, R. 7125Balch, E.(Aug. 1920 - June 1924) 7126Balch, E.(July 1924 - May 1925) 7127Baldwin, L. - Baldwin, S. 7128Balmer, E. - Barr, S. 7129Barrett, A. - Bayley, C. 7130Beach, H. - Becker, N.J. 7131Beebe, L. 7132Beer, S. - Benton, E. 7133Billinger, E. - Blair, W. 7134Blake, F. - Blumenthal, J. 7135Bobbs Merrill - Bovey, M. 7136Bowen, C.D. 7137Bowen, M. - Boynton, L. 7138Bradley, S. - Branch, E. 8139Brandt, C.(9-12/51) 8140Brandt, C.(1-9/52) 8141Brandt, C.(10-12/52) 8142Brandt, C.(1-4/53) 8143Brandt, C.(5-12/53) 8144Brandt, C.(1-6/54) 8145Brandt, C.(7-12/54) 8146Brandt, C.(1-7/55) 8147Brandt, C.(8-11/55) 8148Brandt, E. - Breed, Mrs. N.(1942) 8149Breed, Mrs. N.(1/43-11/44) 8150Breed, Mrs. N.(1/45-4/46) 8151Brentanos - Briddell, C. 8152Briggs, L.B.R.(1/20-12/21) 8153Briggs, L.B.R.(10-12/24) 8154Briggs, L.B.R.(10/26 - 5/28) 8155Brigham, C. - Brinton, C. 8156Britannica - Brooks, Van Wyck 8157Brower, D. - Brown Univ. Library 8158Brownell, G. 8159Browning, F. - Buker, M. 8160Buley, R.(4-12/43) 8161Buley, R.(2-12/44) 8162Buley, R.(2/45-12/46) 8163Bulkley, R. - Burruss, T. 8164Burke, Harry R. 8165Burt, [?] - Burt, S. 9166Burton, N. - Butterfield, A. 9167Butterfield, L. - Byrd, E. 9168"ECC" - Callaway, L. 9169Cambridge Univ. - Capstone 9170Carhart, A.(1948 -

see all material on conservation, 1940...)

 9171Carhart, A.(1949-55) 9172Carlson, A. - Calton, B. 9173Celler, E. - Chamberlain, J. 9173Celler, E. - Chamberlain, J. 9174Chamberlain, T.G.(1943 - Jan. 1944

re Twain Estate; see also Breed Central Hanover Bank)

 9174Chamberlain, T.G.(1943 - Jan. 1944

re Twain Estate; see also Breed Central Hanover Bank)

 9175Chamberlain, T.G.(2-5/44) 9175Chamberlain, T.G.(2-5/44) 9176Chamberlain, T.G.(7-12/44) 9176Chamberlain, T.G.(7-12/44) 9177Chamberlain, T.G.(1-5/45) 9177Chamberlain, T.G.(1-5/45) 9178Chamberlain, T.G.(6-12/45) 9178Chamberlain, T.G.(6-12/45) 9179Chamberlain, T.G.(1-4/46) 9179Chamberlain, T.G.(1-4/46) 9180Chamberlain, T.G.(4/46-5/48) 9180Chamberlain, T.G.(4/46-5/48) 9181Chamberlain, W. - Chaplean, E. 9181Chamberlain, W. - Chaplean, E. 9182Chapman, H. - Chapman, W. 9183Charles St. Meeting House Soc. - Cheynoneth, B. 9184Ciardi, J. - Civilian Defense 9185Clapp, E. - Clough, W. 9186Cobleutz, S. - Collier, N. 9187Colliers - Colorado, Univ. of 9188Colum, N. - Colwell, L. 10189Commager, H. - Congress, Library of 10190Conklin, G. - Cooke, A. 10191Cooke, M. - Copeland, C. 10192Corcorran Gallery - Coughlan, R. 10193Consius, N. - Cox, S. 10194Cragts, E. - Crown Publishers 10195Cullev, T. - Curtis Brown 10196Curtis, C. - Curtis, E. 10197Curtis, F. (Mrs. C.) - Curtis, Thomas 10198Fliss, D[?] - Davidson, J. 10199Davis, E.(1934-39) 10200Davis, E.(1940-42) 10201Davis, E.(1943-47) 10202Davis, E.(1948-50) 10203Davis, E.(1951-55) 10204Davis, H. - Dayton Public Library 10205Deal, B. - DeVries, W. 10206DeVoto, F.(1916, 1923-24)

(BDV's father)

 10207DeVoto, F.(1926-27)

DeVoto, L.

 10208Dewart, F. - Dilliard, L. 10209Dobie, F.(10/46-6/47)

(See also: History Book Club)

 10210Dobie, F.(7/47-7/48) 11211Dock, W. - Douglas, E. 11212Douglas, P. - Drury, N. 11213Dugan, M. - Dystel, O. 11214Eagin, F. - Edwards, M. 11215Eggert, C. - Ely, N. 11216Embree, E. - Eshelman, L. 11217Esquire - Ewing, J. 11218Fadiman, C. - Farrara, F. 11219Farrel, J. - Ferguson, D. 11220Ferril, T. 11221Ferris, P. - Ferry, R. 11222Fielack, S. - Fitzgerald, W. 11223Flack, F. - Flynn, J. T. 11224Foote, F. - Ford, W. 11225Forest Preserve 11226Forest Service, U.S. Dept. of Agric., Bureau of(1945-9) 11227Forest Service(1950-55) 11228Forester, M. - Fox, E. 11229Franchot, S. - Frost, D. 11230Frost, R. 11231Frothingham, C. - Furth, A. 12232"J.M.G." - Gabrilowitsch, C. 12233Gaillard, W. - Garwin, M. 12234Geddes, D. - Gjullin, H. 12235Glasgow, E. - Gould, E. 12236Graeber, I. - Grayson, C. 12237Green, A. - Gregory, E. 12238Griffith, D. - Guthrie, B. 12239"A.D.H." - Haller, R. 12240Halliday, R. 12241Hapern, S. - Harper, J. 12242Harper and Brothers(9/28-10/40) 12243Harper and Brothers(4/41-2/44) 12244Harper and Brothers(3/44-11/47) 12245Harper and Brothers(3/48-9/55) 12246Harper's Magazine(1931-42) 12247Harper's Magazine(1944-47) 12248Harper's Magazine(1948) 12249Harper's Magazine(1949-50) 12250Harper's Magazine(1951-55) 12251Harris, B. - Hartwell, K. 12252Harvard University 13253Harvey, M. - Hazard, Mrs. F. 13254Healy, A. - Henry, R. 13255Heppler, J. 13256Herbert, P. - Hill, R. Jr. 13257History Book Club (R. Dovell)(2/46-1947) 13258History Book Club (R. Dovell)(3-4/47) 13259History Book Club (R. Dovell)(5-7/47) 13260History Book Club (R. Dovell)(8-3/47) 13261History Book Club (R. Dovell)(1948) 13262Hitch, M. - Hohoff, T. 13263Holbrook, S.(July 1943 - Feb. 1947) 13264Holbrook, S.(3/47-2/53) 13265Holden, J. - Homans, G. 13266Hoober, M. - Hough, G. 13267Houghton Mifflin(1931-47) 13268Houghton Mifflin(1948) 13269Houghton Mifflin(1949) 13270Houghton Mifflin(1950-55) 13271Howard, C. - Howard, J.(1946-47) 13272Howard, J.(1948-1951) 13273Howard, Josephine - Huntington, C. 13274Huntington, F. - Huntington Library (Hayden) 13275Hurlburt, B. 13276Hurley, L. - Hutchinson, R. 14277Hutchinson, W.(1946-54) 14278Hutchinson, W.(Jan. 1955) 14279Hutchinson, W.(8-3/55) 14280Huxley, A. - Hyperion Press (Crane) 14281Ickes, H. - Illinois State Hist. Society 14282Iowa State Univ. - Izaak Walton League of America 14283Jack, P. - Jastrow, J. 14284Jenkins, B. - Johnson, H. 14285Johnson, Joseph - Johnston, W. 14286Jones, C. - Jarvis, Mrs. W. 14287Kahler, H. - Kellock, K. 14288Kellogg, M. - Kilham, W. 14289King, G.(1916-19) 14290King, G.(1920 - May 1921) 14291King, G.(7/21 - 1925) 14292King, G.(1928) 14293King, G.(1929-30) 14294King, H. - Knight, J. 14295Knopf(1927-46) 14296Knopf(1947-48) 14297Knopf(1949-55) 14298Knowles, B. - Kuberardt, P. 14299Kubie, L.(1941-42) 15300Kubie, L.(1945-47) 15301Kubie, L.(1948) 15302Kubie, L.(1949-55) 15303LaBonte, P. - Larch, F. 15304Lark, C. T. (Lit. exec. Twain estate)(1932-40) 15305Lark, C. T. (Lit. exec. Twain estate)(1932-40) 15306Lark, C. T. (Lit. exec. Twain estate)(1943) 15307Larkin, C. - Lehnhart, E. 15308Leigh, Inc.(1943-6/53) 15309Leigh, Inc.(8/53-7/54) 15310Leigh, Inc.(10/54-3/55) 15311Leigh, Inc.(Contracts & Itineraries) 15312Leisy, E. - Lewton, N. 15313Liddell, P. - Little, D. 15314Little Brown(1926-40) 15315Little Brown(1942-48) 15316Lively, M. - Lorimer, G. 15317Loring, P. - Lupper, F. 15318Luscomb, F. - Lyons, W. 15319McArdle, R. - McCullough, W. 15320McColloch, D. - McDowell, T. 16321McElwain, A. - McKeehan, J. 16322McKell, D. - McWilliams, C. 16323MacLeish, A. - Macy, G. 16324Macy, R. - Maloney, R. 16325Manfred, F. - March, F. 16326Marcus, S. - Matthiesson, F. O. 16327Mattingly, G.(1927-37) 16328Mattingly, G.(1938-42) 16329Mattingly, G.(1944-46) 16330Mattingly, G.(1947) 16331Mattingly, G.(1948-49) 16332Mattingly, G.(1950-51) 16333Mattingly, G.(1952-53) 16334Mattingly, G.(1954-55) 16335Mattuck, R. - Mellit, H. 16336Meine, F.(1929-39) 16337Meine, F.(1941-45) 16338Mencken, H.(1925-31)

(see also: Am. Merc. Adv. Knopf)

 16339Mencken, H.(1934-45) 16340Menefec, L. - Metcalf, E. 16341Metcalf, L. 16342Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer-Miller, George P. 16343Miller, George W. - Minton Balch 16344Mirrielees, E.(1933-34) 16345Mirrielees, E.(1935-44) 17346Mirrielees, E.(1946-49) 17347Mirrielees, E.(1950-55) 17348Mirrielees, L. - Mitchell, P. 17349Mock, H. - Moody, C. 17350Moody, P. - Mordell, A. 17351Morgan, D.(1941-44) 17352Morgan, D.(1945-54) 17353Morgan, H. - Morrison, J. 17354Morrison, T. (Bread Loaf)(see also: Harvard Phi Beta) 17355Morrow, D. - Moyer, D. 17356Mugridge, D. - Murdock, K. 17357Murdock, L. - Myers, I. 17358Nogel, C. - Natl. League of American Pen Women 17359Natl. Parks Assn. - Natl. Park Service(1944-50) 17360Natl. Park Service(1951-55) 17361Natl. War College - Neuberger, R. 17362[?] - Paramount 17363Pargellis, S. - Pearson, C. 17364Pearson, E. - Pendleton Chamber of Commerce 17365Penfold, J. - Perkin, R. 18366Perkins, A. - Peyton, R. 18367Pfost, G. - Port Angeles "Evening News" 18368Porter, Mr./Mrs. C.(1941-42)

(see C. Curtis 12/6/44)

 18369Porter, C.(1944-45) 18370Porter, C.(1947-55) 18371Porter, E. - Pratt, C. 18372Pratt, F. 18373Pratt, H. - Quintana, R. 18374R[?], Hank - Racca, V. 18375Raffelock, D. - Raywood, T. 18376Reader's Digest - Reid, G. 18377Reid, K. - Reporter (Horton) 18378Reves, E. 18379Rex, B. - Reynolds, R. 18380Rice, S. - Rivers of America(see: Allen Harvey) 18381Roach, K. - Robertson, C. 18382Robeson Gallery - Roth, C. 18383Roth, R. 18384Rourke, C. 18385Roush, J. - Ryan, E. 19386St. Louis "Post-Dispatch" Sass, H. 19387Saturday Evening Post 19388Saturday Review of Literature 19389Sauers, C. - Sawyer, R. 19390Saxon, L. - Schleef, V. 19391Schlesinger, A. M. Jr. 19392Schlesinger, A. M. Sr. - Scott, S. 19393Scott, Walter D. - Scowcroft, R. 19394Searles, A. - Shively, G. 19395Shoben, E. - Sions, H. 19396Slade, F. - Sly, J. 19397Smart, C. - Smith, Marion 19398Smith, Melville - Snyder, R. 19399Soc. for the Prevention of Progress - Souvaine, M. 19400Sparks, E. - Sproule, R. 19401Stafford, M. - Stevens, G. 20402Stevenson, A. 20403Stewart, G. - Stout, G. 20404Stout, R. - Sturgis, S. 20405Sullivan, F. - Sykes, H. 20406Tafley, R. - Taylor, Frank 20407Taylor, George - Taylor, W. 20408Technocracy Inc. - Thwing, C. 20409Tolley, W. - Tyler, E. 20410Uhler, J. - Untermeyer, L. 20411Van de Mark, O. - Vars, E. 20412Velie, L. - Vitamin Quota 20413Vogt, W. - Voorhees, I. 20414W.L.S. - Waldron, W. 20415Waldrop, A. - Wagner, W. 20416War Dept. - Washburn, O. 20417Washington, Univ. of - Webster, S. 20418Wector, D.(1941-9/1946) 20419Wector, D.(10/46-1950) 20420Weed, E. - Westerling, F. 20421Western Humanities Review - Whistler, T. 21422White, C.C. - White, S. 21423Whiting, E. - Wildlife Mgmt. Inst. 21424Wilgus, W. - Williams, W. 21425Williamson, C. - Wilson, W. 21426Wilstach, J. - Withers, R. 21427Wolfe, F. - Woman's Day (Souvaine, Wheeler, McCaughey) 21428Wood, A. - Wood, T. 21429Woodbury, C. - Worthington, C. 21430Wray, J. - Writers' War Board 21431Wachinich, G. - Wyoming Wood Growers' Assn. 21432Yale Univ. Press - Zoss, B. 21433Miscellaneous.(1919-34)

Names unknown.

 21434Miscellaneous.(1935-49)

Names unknown.

 21435Miscellaneous.(1950-55)

Names unknown.

 21436Miscellaneous.(N.D.)

Names unknown.

 21437Letters about BDV (to B.S. Hurlburt) 21438Letters about BDV Army Enlistment, WW I. 21439Letters about BDV Harper's1-3/1955. 21440Letters about BDV Harper's4-6/1955. 21441Letters about BDV Harper's7-10/1955. 21442Letters about BDV Harper's11/55-3/56. 21443Letters about BDV Miscellaneous. Subseries 1.3Other: Letters about Bernard De Voto's articles sent by Harper's to his widow

letters of condolence arranged alphabetically; letters of Mrs. DeVoto arranged chronologically.

 22444A 22445B 22446C 22447D 22448E-F 22449G 22450H 22451J 22452K 22453L 22454Mc 22455M 22456N-O 22457P 22458R 22459Sa-Sl 22460Sm-Su 22461T-V 22462W-Z 22463Unidentified 22464Unidentified 22465Avis DeVoto Correspondence Series 2Biographical materials 22466Genealogies - Family historyDo not photocopy This folder 22467Kent Potter Story 23468Kent Potter Story 23469Kent Hagler - Misc. 23470Kent Hagler Letters 23471Samuel Dye journal (Mormon grandfather) 23472Journals 24473Bucolics of Decadence (biography for Kate Sterne) 24474Contract re T.V. etc. between BDV, ADV and son 24475.1BDV bibliography 24475.2Holy Cross "Courier" May 1931

re Rose DeVoto Coffman

 24475.3Bibliography by J. P. Barclay and E. H. Parnie Series 3Books 25475Across the Wide Missouri(Manuscript) 25475Across the Wide Missouri(Typescript) 26475Across the Wide Missouri(Typescript and Final) 27475Across the Wide Missouri(Final Typescript) 2747677Across the Wide Missouri(Miller Notebook) 28477Advance Agent(Typescript I) 28477Advance Agent(Typescript II) 29477Chariot of Fire (Burning Bush)(Ms.; Ts + carbon) 2947880Cock Crow (unpubl.) ("The Winged Man" pp. 1-174) 30480The Course of Empire(Manuscript) 3048182The Course of Empire(Typescript 1-2) 3148399The Course of Empire(Typescript 3-4) 3250012The Course of Empire(Typescripts) 3351335The Course of Empire(Typescripts) 3453644The Course of Empire(Typescript; Galleys) 3554569The Course of Empire(Galley -notes; unbound book; notes) 36583The Hour(Typescript) 3657082The Easy Chair(Typescript + carbon) 37589The Third Generation(TMs [UNK]) 375834The House of Sun-Goes-Down(Partial Ms.) 3758589The Third Generation(Ms. partial; 2 Tss.) 3859097The Journals of Lewis and Clark(Ms.+Tss.) 39598615The Journals of Lewis and Clark(Typescript) 4061620Mark Twain's America (Galleys) 4061620The Journals of Lewis and Clark(Typescript) 4062126Mark Twain's America(Partial Ms.; Ts.) 4162729Mark Twain's America(Warner Bros. scenario; Ts.) 4163035Mountain Time(2 Typescripts) 4263645Mountain Time(Prologue; Ms. 1+2) 4364659Mountain Time(Pre-Collier's Ts; Collier's Ts.; Final Carbon) 4466066Mountain Time(Typescript) 4466773We Accept With Pleasure(Manuscript) 4467480The World of Fiction(Typescripts 1+2) 4568184The World of Fiction(Typescript 3)