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Text converted and initial EAD tagging provided by Apex Data Services, 1999 Sept. 2.Supplementary encoding and revision supplied by Steven Mandeville-Gamble.Finding aid is written in English.Guide to the Albert Léon Guérard Papers, 1909-1959Collection number: M0016Department of Special Collections and University Archivesand University Archives Stanford University Libraries Stanford, CaliforniaContact InformationDepartment of Special CollectionsGreen LibraryStanford University LibrariesStanford, CA 94305-6004 Phone: (650) 725-1022Email: speccoll@sulmail.stanford.eduURL: http://www-sul.stanford.edu/depts/spc/Processed by:Special Collections staffDate Completed:ca. 1960

Descriptive SummaryAlbert Léon Guérard Papers, 1909-1959Special Collections M0016 Guérard, Albert Léon, 1880-1959. 1.5 linear ft. Stanford University. Libraries. Dept. of Special Collections and University Archives.Administrative InformationAccess Restrictions

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Provenance

Gift of Mrs Guérard and Albert Guérard, Jr., 1960.

Preferred Citation:

[Identification of item] Albert Léon Guérard Papers, M0016, Dept. of Special Collections, Stanford University Libraries, Stanford, Calif.

Biographical Note

Albert Leon Guerard was born in Paris in 1880 and was educated at the University of Paris, the University of London and the Sorbonne.

In 1906 Mr. Guerard came to the United States and taught one year at Williams College in Massachusetts. Then he joined the staff at Stanford as assistant professor of French in 1907.

In 1913 he went to Rice Institute at Houston, Texas, where he taught until 1924. In 1925 he went to UCLA and then was appointed professor of General Literature at Stanford.

He was the author of 20 books, essays, poems, autobiography, besides numerous articles for magazines. He was interested in creating an international language. Professor Guerard died at his home on the Stanford University campus November 13, 1959.

Scope and Content Note

Letters mainly to Guérard from authors, educators, and statesmen. Includes correspondence relating to world government; pamphlets and correspondence on "auxiliary languages"; and letters to his publishers, Scribner, and T. Fisher Irwin (England). Correspondents include Gertrude Atherton, Bernard Berenson, Van Wyck Brooks, D. W. Brogan, James Branch Cabell, Ernest Dimnet, Dorothy Canfield Fisher, Herbert Hoover, Julian S. Huxley, David Starr Jordan, Thomas Mann, André Maurois, H. L. Mencken, Lewis Mumford, and André Siegfried.

Stanford's Albert Guerard manuscript collection reveals the former professor to be “the foremost authority in this country on auxiliary languages,” as he is described in the International Auxiliary Language Association General Report of 1945, included among his papers.

The Collection, gift of his wife in 1960, includes: Two boxes of letters, mostly to him and a few with carbon copies of his replies. There are letters from Albert Camus, Thomas Mann, Bertrand Russell, H.G. Wells, and Mark Van Doren, among others.4 boxes of pamphlets concerning international languages-- many in French, his native language. dictionaries, course outlinesarticles explaining and promoting International Languagescomparison of texts of the International Languages5 manilla envelopes selected letters on Public Issues, particularly World War II63 letters from David Star Jordanletters to his publisher, Scribnercouple of his last manuscriptsnotes on his literature readings in preparation for the Agregation, French equivalent of the Doctorate degree.Guerard, born in Paris in 1880, came to the united States in 1906 to teach at Williams College. He taught at Stanford from 1907 to 1946 when he retired, except for 12 years between 1913 and 1925 when he was at Rice University and served in the war. He died in Palo Alto, Nov. 14, 1959. He is the author of 29 books; the most important were Testament of a Liberal, France: A Short History, French Civilization in the 19th Century, and Europe Free and United. Stanford News and Publications issued a release after Guerard's death quoting Guerard as having described himself: “A Frenchman by birth, an American by choice; a teacher of literature by profession, a philosopher and historian by inclination; and a staunch advocate of world government by conviction.”Guerard's collection of papers and letters reveal him as the man he described himself to be: Frenchman, American, literature professor, philosopher, historian and internationalist. They show his personality, interests and opinionsThey are a commentary on the times, the current literature, politics and religious issuesThey describe the development of an International Language, the behind-the-scene decisions and struggles, through: pamphlets about the history of Esperantopublications by the International Auxiliary Language Association concerning their attempts to decide on and promote an International LanguageGuerard's papers, notes and correspondenceContainer List11CORRESPONDENCE IN1. Aldington, RichardNov 26, 1926.2. Angell, NormanAug 12, 1913.3. Atherton, GertrudeMay 4, 1922.4. Atherton, GertrudeN.D.5. Atherton, GertrudeN.D.6. Babbitt, IrvingJun 23, 1912.7. Bachman, Paul S.Feb 17, 1950.8. Baker, Jas. A.Apr 12, 1918.9. Baldensperger, FernandJun 26, 1935.10. Baldensperger, FernandOct 8, 1935.11. Baldensperger, FernandOct 6, 1936.12. Baldensperger, FernandMar 15, 1938.13. Baldensperger, FernandApr 3, 1938.14. Baldensperger, FernandApr 9, 1939.15. Baldensperger, FernandFeb 22, 1940.16. Baldensperger, FernandOct 29, 1940.17. Baldensperger, FernandNov 5, 1941.18. Baldensperger, FernandApr 19, 1942.19. Barres, MauriceNov 22, 1918.20. Barzun, JacquesSept 6, 1937.21. Barzun, JacquesSept 30, 1940.22. Barzun, JacquesOct 21, 1940.23. Beals, CarletonAug 15, 1931.24. Becker, CarlOct 25, 1924.25. Belaunde, VictorApr 9, 1929.26. Belaunde, VictorMar 9, 1930.27. Berenson, BernardJan 12, 1949.28. Berenson, BernardJan 12, 1951.29. Berenson, BernardMar 31, 1951.30. Berenson, BernardNov 18, 1951.31. Berenson, BernardJun 2, 1952.32. Berenson, BernardSep 18, 1953.33. Berenson, BernardFeb 7, 1954.34. Blayney, LinseyN.D.35. Bodley, J.E.May 15, 1914.36. Boujou, PaulDec 2, 1928.37. Boujou, PaulDec 21, 1929.38. Black, Roger D.Jul 8, 1918.39. Brooks, Van WyckNov 11, 1932.40. Brooks, Van WyckJun 18, 1935.41. Brooks, Van WyckJan 18, 1936.42. Brooks, Van WyckAug 17, 1936.43. Brooks, Van WyckSep 4, 1936.44. Brooks, Van WyckNov 14, 1938.45. Brooks, Van WyckNov 6, 1951.46. Bryce, JamesAug 29, 1921.47. Brogan, D.W.Sept 8, 1942.48. Brogan, D.W.Dec 10, 1942.49. Brogan, D. W.Feb 3, 1943.50. Brogan, D. W.Apr 14, 1943.51. Brogan, D. W.Aug 24, 1943.52. Brogan, D. W.Oct 20, 1943.53. Buell, Raymond L.May 24, 1945.1254. Cabell, James BranchDec 13, 1935.55. Cabell, James BranchDec 22, 1936.56. Cabell, James BranchNov 15, 1938.57. Cabell, James BranchApr 21, 1940.58. Cabell, James BranchDec 1, 1940.59. Cabell, James BranchApr 17, 1943.60. Cabell, James BranchOct 8, 1949.61. Cabell, James BranchSept 1, 1953.62. Cabell, James BranchOct 28, 1957.63. Camus, AlbertMar 7, 1946.64. Carnup, RudolfAug 7, 1939.65. Carnup, RudolfJul 5, 1945.66. Cazamian, LouisApr 27, 1940.67. Cecil, AlgernonSep 24, 1933.68. Charpenton, G.Jan 16, 1940.69. Cohn, AdolpheJan 22, 1916.70. Coldwell, RobertJan 4, 1929.71. Colune, Mary M.Jul 2, 1942.72. Coudenhove-Kalergi, Count Richard,Sep 10, 1943.73. Coudenhove-Kalergi, Count Richard,Jan 10, 1946.74. Culbertson, ElyJul 1, 1946.75. Delavenne, GeorgesAug 4, 1927.76. Dodd, William E.Jan 2, 1934.77. Deutsch, MonroeApr 30, 1938.78. Deutsch, MonroeApr 30, 1945.79. Dewey, JohnMay 18, 1917.80. Duclaux, MaryJul 10, 1918.81. Edman, IrwinNov 1, 1938.82. Edman, IrwinNov 3, 1938.83. Edman, IrwinJul 15, 1940.13DIMNET LETTERS/MANUSCRIPT1. Dinmet, ErnestMar 27, 1928.

In French.

2. Dinmet, ErnestMar 18, 1929.3. Dinmet, ErnestN.D.

In English.

4. Dinmet, ErnestMar 24, (?).

In French.

5. Dinmet, ErnestAug 13, (?).6. Dinmet, ErnestMay 31, (?).7. Dinmet, ErnestN.D.8. Dinmet, ErnestJul 9, 1930.

Fr & Eng

9. Dinmet, ErnestFeb 24, 1932.

In French.

10. Dinmet, ErnestJun 30, 1932.11. Dinmet, ErnestSept 29, 1932.12. Dinmet, ErnestDec 13, 1932.13. Dinmet, ErnestFeb 25, 1933.14. Dinmet, ErnestAug 6, 1933.15. Dinmet, ErnestNov 23, 1933.16. Dinmet, ErnestFeb 7, 1934.17. Dinmet, ErnestMay 4, 1935.18. Dinmet, ErnestNov 9, 1935.19. Dinmet, ErnestNov 29, 1936.20. Dinmet, ErnestJan 3, 1938.21. Dinmet, ErnestMar 23 (?).22. Dinmet, ErnestJan 7 (?).23. Dinmet, ErnestApr 23, 1940.24. Dinmet, ErnestOct 2, 1945.25. Dinmet, ErnestNov 8, 1951.26. Dinmet, ErnestJun 10, 1953.27. Dinmet, ErnestJun 15, 1954.28. Dinmet, ErnestMar 21, (?).29. Dinmet, ErnestAug 14, (?).30. Dinmet, ErnestSep 14, (?).31. Dinmet, ErnestJul 29, (?).32. Dinmet, ErnestOct 6, (?).33. Dinmet, ErnestN.D.

(on United States Lines, “Manhattan”) In French.

34. Dinmet, ErnestN.D.

(on board S.S. “Chaplain”) In French.

35. Dinmet, ErnestOct 22, (?).36. Dinmet, ErnestJul 12, (?).37. Dinmet, ErnestN.D.

In English.

38. Dinmet, ErnestN.D.

In English.

39. Dinmet, Ernest

Manuscript by Ernest Dinmet, “On the Use of Globes”.

141. Farrell, James T.May 9, 1946.2. Farrell, James T.Jun 1, 1946.3. Farrell, James T.Jun 2, 1946.4. Farrell, James T.Jun 12, 1946.5. Fisher, Dorothy CanfieldJun 29, 1943.6. Fisher, Dorothy CanfieldMay 22, 1948.7. Fisher, Dorothy CanfieldFeb 17, 1950.8. Fisher, Dorothy CanfieldMar 10, 1950.9. Fisher, Dorothy CanfieldMay 3, 1951.10. Fisher, Dorothy CanfieldNov 13, 1951.11. Fisher, Dorothy CanfieldJan 7, 1952.12. Fisher, Dorothy CanfieldJan 14, 1952.13. Fisher, Dorothy CanfieldDec 8, 1956.14. Fisher, Dorothy CanfieldDec 27, 1956.15. Fisher, Dorothy CanfieldJan 19, 1957.16. Fisher, Dorothy CanfieldJan 30, 1957.17. Fisher, Dorothy CanfieldFeb 18, 1957.18. Fisher, Dorothy CanfieldMar 7, 1957.19. Fisher, Dorothy CanfieldMar 15, 1957.20. Fisher, Dorothy CanfieldSep 13, 1957.21. Fisher, Dorothy CanfieldOct 1, 1957.22. Fisher, Dorothy CanfieldOct 7, 1957.23. Fisher, Dorothy CanfieldNov 12, 1957.24. Fisher, Dorothy CanfieldNov 29, 1957.25. Flexner, AbrahamDec 1, 1930.26. Flexner, AbrahamApr 10, 1931.27. Flexner, AbrahamJun 4, 1931.28. Foerster, NormanFeb 17, 1930.29. Frank, WaldoJan 28, 1957.30. Frank, WaldoFeb 13, 1957.31. Frovic, O.M. (?)Nov 12, 1940.32. Galantiere, LewisOct 13, 1939.33. Galantiere, LewisMay 1, 1940.34. Galantiere, LewisApr 8, 1940.35. Galantiere, LewisJun 6, 1940.36. Gauss, ChristianNov 20, 1933.37. Gauss, ChristianOct 31, 1940.38. Glasgow, EllenDec 14, 1940.39. Glasgow, EllenOct 9, 1943.40. Green, JulienOct 5, 1942.41. Green, JulienSept 17, 1943.42. Gaxotte, PierreN.D.43. Gorman, HerbertN.D.44. Harvey, JohnDec 14, 1929.45. Harvey, JohnJan 4, 1930.46. Harvey, JohnMar 1, 1930.47. Hazard, PaulAug 19, 1919.48. Hegemann, WernerMay 27, 1931.49. Hegemann, WernerJan 3, 1932.14 b50. Hegeman, WernerOct 22, 1932.51. Hillyer, RobertOct 23, 1935.52. Hillyer, RobertJun 23, 1938.53. Hogben, LancelotDec 8, 1939.54. Holmes, John HaynesApr 24, 1940.55. Holmes, John HaynesMay 10, 1940.56. Hoover, HerbertSep 22, 1941.57. Hoover, HerbertSep 6, 1943.58. Holley, HoraceOct 31, 1930.59. Holley, HoraceNov 26, 1930.60. House, E.M. (Col)Dec 31, 1918.61. Hubbell, Jay B.Jul 23, 1924.62. Huxley, Julian S.Dec 23, 1916.63. Huxley, Julian S.Aug 23, 1917.64. Huxley, Julian S.Apr 1, 1918.65. Huxley, Julian S.Oct 30, 1918.66. Huxley, Julian S.Mar 22, 1919.67. Huxley, Julian S.May 26, 1931.68. Huxley, Julian S.Mar 5, 1932.69. Huxley, Julian S.Oct 27, 1932.70. Huxley, Julian S.Nov 6, 1932.71. Huxley, Julian S.Nov 14, 1932.72. Huxley, Julian S.Nov 23, 1932.73. Huxley, Julian S.Jul 24, 1933.74. Huxley, Julian S.N.D.75. Hyde, James H.Nov 24, 1908.76. Unknown14a.Guérard, [UNK] to Chers [UNK]Sept. 30, 1870

LS in French by one of Guerard's aunts [UNK] his [Grandparents] to sent by balloon.

Explanatory A.L.S. by Mrs. [UNK].

151. Jezierski, WieslawJan 16, 1928.2. Josephson, MatthewApr 19, 1931.3. Jusserand, JulesJan 28, 1913.4. Alfred A. Knopf, Inc.a) Barnes, Harry E.Mar 31, 1926.b)??, Harry C.Apr 23, 1926.c) Knopf, Alfred A?May 1, 1926.d) Knopf, Alfred A?May 11, 1926.5. Kohn, HansMar 3, 1940.6. Kohn, HansApr 10, 1940.7. Krutch, Joseph WoodOct 17, 1958.8. Lattimore, OwenNov 19, 1951.9. Lejouis, EmileMar 3, 1925.10. Lejouis, EmileApr 27, 1928.11. Lejouis, EmileDec 30, 1936.12. Lin YutangJul 31, 1942.13. Lin YutangAug 1, 1943.14. Luce, Henry B.Jun 6, 1940.15. Mann, ThomasOct 29, 1940.16. Mann, ThomasJan 25, 1946.17. Mann, ThomasApr 23, 1948.18. Mann, ThomasNov 5, 1948.19. Mann, ThomasMay 10, 1954.20. [copy of above]May 10, 1954.21. Maritain, JacquesDec 11, 1943.22. Mattingly, GarrittJun 21, 1958.23. Mattingly, GarrittJul 27, 1958.24. Maurois, AndreJul 29, 1942.25. McKay, Donald C.Jun 12, 1942.26. Minabrea, AndreJul 4, 1929.27. Minabrea, AndreDec 11, 1929.28. Minabrea, AndreJan 30, 1930.29. Minabrea, AndreJan 3, 1939.30. Mencken, H.L.Feb 22, 1929.31. Mencken, H.L.Dec 12, 1931.32. Mencken, H.L.Nov 30, 1932.33. Mencken, H.L.Dec 28, 1932.34. Mencken, H.L.Apr 16, 1932.35. Mencken, H.L.Jan 8, 1945.36. Milles, WalterFeb 16, 1939.37. Milles, WalterNov 24, 1942.38. Milles, WalterJan 3, 1957.39. Mille, PierreMay 2, 1938.40. Monaghan, FrankMay 15, 1931.41. Monaghan, FrankAug 30, 1931.42. Moore, Ernest C.Feb 4, 1929.43. Moore, Ernest C.Jul 16, 1931.44. Morand, RuthSep 17, 1931.45. Mowrer, Edgard A.May 2, 1934.46. Mowrer, Edgard A.Dec 8, 1945.47. Mumford, LewisApr 28, 1923.48. Mumford, LewisNov 19, 1929.49. Mumford, LewisOct 25, 1940.50. Mumford, LewisDec 31, 1953.51. Mumford, LewisAug 8, 1954.52. Munroe, William B.Oct 29, 1928.53. Munroe, William B.Sep 18, 1930.54. Munroe, William B.May 27, 1931.55. Maurois, AndreSep 10,?56. Maurois, AndreSep 15,?57. Maurois, AndreN.D.,?58. Mencken, H.L.Mar 30,?59. Mencken, H.L.Jul 21,?60. Mencken, H.L.Feb 8,?61. Mencken, H.L.N.D.16DAVID STARR JORDAN CORRESPONDENCE1. Jordan, David StarrAug 26, 1909.2. Jordan, David StarrSep 16, 1909.3. Jordan, David StarrMay 10, 1910.4. Jordan, David StarrApr 15, 1911.5. Jordan, David StarrJul 17, 1911.6. Jordan, David StarrNov 20, 1911.7. Jordan, David StarrJun 15, 1913.8. Jordan, David StarrJun 25, 1913.9. Jordan, David StarrJul 26, 1913.10. Jordan, David StarrNov 29, 1913.11. Jordan, David StarrDec 31, 1913.12. Jordan, David StarrMar 22, 1914.13. Jordan, David StarrMar 23, 1914.14. Jordan, David StarrApr 10, 1914.15. Jordan, David StarrApr 21, 1914.16. Jordan, David StarrJun 11, 1914.17. Jordan, David StarrJul 13, 1914.18. Jordan, David StarrJul 23, 1914.19. Jordan, David StarrAug 22, 1914.20. Jordan, David StarrSep 2, 1914.21. Jordan, David StarrSep 17, 1914.22. Jordan, David StarrOct 7, 1914.23. Jordan, David StarrOct 23, 1914.24. Jordan, David StarrJan 11, 1915.25. Jordan, David StarrFeb 24, 1915.26. Jordan, David StarrApr 6, 1915.27. Jordan, David StarrJuly 7, 1915.28. Jordan, David StarrJul 31, 1915.29. Jordan, David StarrNov 29, 1915.30. Jordan, David StarrDec 15, 1915.31. Jordan, David StarrDec 27, 1915.32. Jordan, David StarrFeb 3, 1916.33. Jordan, David StarrFeb 10, 1916.34. Jordan, David StarrNov 14, 1916.35. Jordan, David StarrDec 16, 1916.36. Jordan, David StarrJan 30, 1917.37. Jordan, David StarrJan 31, 1917.38. Jordan, David StarrFeb 10, 1917.39. Jordan, David StarrMar 7, 1917.40. Jordan, David StarrApr 1, 1917.41. Jordan, David StarrApr 14, 1917.42. Jordan, David StarrMay 23, 1917.43. Jordan, David StarrJun 18, 1917.44. Jordan, David StarrJul 24, 1917.45. Jordan, David StarrAug 23, 1917.46. Jordan, David StarrSep 12, 1917.

Remarks by Guerard on back of letter.

47. Jordan, David StarrAug 23, 1918.48. Jordan, David StarrNov 16, 1918.49. Jordan, David StarrNov 30, 1918.50. Jordan, David StarrJan 10, 1919.51. Jordan, David StarrJan 31, 1919.52. Jordan, David StarrApr 13, 1920.53. Jordan, David StarrMay 29, 1920.54. Jordan, David StarrJan 15, 1921.55. Jordan, David StarrFeb 19, 1924.56. Jordan, David StarrFeb 3, 1925.57. Jordan, David StarrMar 26, 1925.58. Jordan, David StarrNov 24, 1925.59. Jordan, David StarrJun 29, 1926.60. Jordan, David StarrMay 5, 1928.61. Jordan, David StarrJun 13, 1928.62. Jordan, David StarrNov 15, 1928.63. Jordan, David StarrN.D.64. Jordan, David StarrN.D.

Poem by David Starr Jordan

171. Nathan, George JeanMar 18, 1924.2. Nickerson, HoffmanOct 2, 1939.3. Nickerson, HoffmanOct 17, 1939.4. Nickerson, HoffmanOct 30, 1939.5. Nicolson, HaroldFeb 25, 1958.6. Niebuhr, ReinholdFeb 23, 1943.7. Niebuhr, ReinholdJun 11, 1954.8. Niebuhr, ReinholdNov 21, 1955.9. Noyes, AlfredNov 9, 1936.10. Ogden, C.K.Mar 3, 1932.11. Parsons, Edward L.Jun 3, 1940.12. Parsons, Edward L.Sep 29, 1954.13. Parsons, Edward L.Mar 16, 1957.14. Parsons, Edward L.Feb 20, 1958.15. Parsons, Edward L.Dec 18, 1958.16. Parsons, Edward L.Jun 19, 1959.17. Parsons, Edward L.Jul 1, 1959.18. Parsons to Mrs. GuerardApr 21, 1960.19. Peano, GiuseppeFeb 20, 1927.20. Peano, GiuseppeFeb 26, 1927.21. (postcard)Nov 16, 1930.22. Pei, MarioOct 16, 1958.23. Perry, BlissDec 7, 1951.24. Peyre, Henri M.Apr 22, 1942.25. Peyre, Henri M.Jun 18, 1943.26. Peyre, Henri M.Jul 19, 1943.27. Peyre, Henri M.Nov 13, 1944.28. Peyre, Henri M.Jun 26, 1945.29. Peyre, Henri M.Oct 6, 1945.30. Peyre, Henri M.Nov 9, 1945.31. Peyre, Henri M.May 31, 1946.32. Peyre, Henri M.Jun 19, 1946.33. Phelps, W. LyonApr 28, 1924.34. Rostand, Edouard (card)??, 1918.35. Rostand, Edouard (card)Jul 14, 1918.36. de Rougemont, DenisJan 3, 1943.37. Rowell, Chester H.Jun 10, 1930.38. Rowell, Chester H.Jul 5, 1932.39. Rowell, Chester H.Jul 9, 1932.40. Roz, FirminMay 21, 1931.41. Russell, BertrandNov 23, 1940.42. Peyre, Henri M.N.D.43. Polyzardes, AdamantiosJan 16,?44. de Richemont, Viscount F.Dec 2,?181. Sabotier, PaulFeb 9, 1913.2. Sabotier, PaulNov 7, 1916.3. Sait, Edward M.Jan 1, 1931.4. Schuman, Frederick L.Dec 12, 1952.5. Sedgwick, ElleryAug 26, 1931.6. Sedgwick, ElleryOct 5, 1931.7. Shotwell, James T.Nov 25, 1926.8. Siegfried, AndreJan 13, 1930.9. Siegfried, AndreFeb 28, 1930.10. Siegfried, AndreJan 16, 1933.11. Siegfried, AndreSep 19, 1935.12. Siegfried, AndreFeb 27, 1936.13. Siegfried, AndreApr 11, 1938.14. Siegfried, AndreMay 6, 1940.15. Siegfried, AndreNov 30, 1946.16. Siegfried, AndreApr 27, 1948.17. Siegfried, AndreJul 19, 1950.18. Siegfried, AndreJan 25, 1952.19. Siegfried, AndreOct 6,?20. Siegfried, AndreOct 28,?21. Siegfried, AndreJan 21,?22. Siegfried, AndreDec 24,?23. Simonds, FrankMay 4, 1932.24. Sloane, WilliamMay 5, 1942.25. Sloane, WilliamOct 27, 1952.23. de St. Maurice, A.B.Apr 29, 1929.24. Steegmuller, FrancisOct 17, 1940.25. Steegmuller, FrancisOct 26, 1940.26. Steegmuller, FrancisFeb 5, 1950.27. Stilling, Clark E.May 29, 1940.28. Stilling, Clark E.Jun 4, 1940.29. Stilling, Clark E.Jun 19, 1940.30. Strachey, LyttonAug 22, 1924.31. Swing, RaymondMar 9, 1940.32. Swing, RaymondAug 22,?33. Swing, RaymondOct 21, 1958.34. Swing, RaymondDec 1,?35. Sforza [Carlo?]May 15, 1942.36. Tempest, JamesAug 18, 1941.37. Thompson, DorothyDec 26, 1944.38. Thompson, DorothyJul 30, 1945.39. Thompson, DorothyN.D.40. Vallaux, CamilleNov 5, 1929.41. Vallaux, CamilleSep 10, 1930.42. Van Doren, MarkSep 30, 1942.43. Van Doren, MarkOct 29, 1951.44. Van Loon, Hyndrick W.Sep 30, 1942.45. Van Loon, Hyndrick W.Oct 5, 1942.46. Vansittart, Lord Robt. G.Aug 25, 1945.47. Vansittart, Lord Robt. G.Sep 14, 1945.48. Vidalene, GeorgeMar 30, 1929.49. Villard, Oswald GarrisonMar 29, 1932.50. Vincent, DanielNov 10, 1930.51. Wells, H.G. (card)N.D.52. Weil, BrunoDec 9, 1931.53. Weil, BrunoJan 15, 1932.54. Whitlock, BrandNov 19, 1929.55. Wilbur, Ray LymanApr 20, 1917.56. Wilson, EdmundMar 29, 1938.57. Wooley, Edgar Montillion (Monty Wooley)Jun 5, 1946.58. Wylie, LawrenceApr 24, 1957.59. UnknownAug 14, 1940.19GUERARD - CHARLES SCRIBNER & SONS, 14 Jun 23 to 29 Jul 32.GUERARD - CHARLES SCRIBNER & SONS,Jun 14, 1923.2. GUERARD - CHARLES SCRIBNER & SONS,Jan 22, 1924.3. GUERARD - CHARLES SCRIBNER & SONS,Feb 11, 1924.4. GUERARD - CHARLES SCRIBNER & SONS,Aug 8, 1924.5. GUERARD - CHARLES SCRIBNER & SONS,Oct 2, 1924.6. GUERARD - CHARLES SCRIBNER & SONS,Oct 18, 1924.7. GUERARD - CHARLES SCRIBNER & SONS,Mar 16, 1925.8. GUERARD - CHARLES SCRIBNER & SONS,Nov 9, 1926.9. GUERARD - CHARLES SCRIBNER & SONS,Dec 9, 1927.10. GUERARD - CHARLES SCRIBNER & SONS,Mar 28, 1927.11. GUERARD - CHARLES SCRIBNER & SONS,Feb 25, 1930.12. GUERARD - CHARLES SCRIBNER & SONS,Jul 29, 1932.110GUERARD - T. FISHER IRWIN [Publishers, England]1. GUERARD - T. FISHER IRWIN [Publishers, England]Jan 7, 1914.2. GUERARD - T. FISHER IRWIN [Publishers, England]Jan 24, 1914.3. GUERARD - T. FISHER IRWIN [Publishers, England]Feb 3, 1914.4. GUERARD - T. FISHER IRWIN [Publishers, England]Mar 5, 1914.5. GUERARD - T. FISHER IRWIN [Publishers, England]Mar 30, 1914.6. GUERARD - T. FISHER IRWIN [Publishers, England]Jul 25, 1914.7. GUERARD - T. FISHER IRWIN [Publishers, England]Jul 31, 1914.8. GUERARD - T. FISHER IRWIN [Publishers, England]Sep 4, 1914.9. GUERARD - T. FISHER IRWIN [Publishers, England]Oct 7, 1914.10. GUERARD - T. FISHER IRWIN [Publishers, England]Nov 30, 1914.11. GUERARD - T. FISHER IRWIN [Publishers, England]Jun 11, 1915.12. GUERARD - T. FISHER IRWIN [Publishers, England]Sep 28, 1915.13. GUERARD - T. FISHER IRWIN [Publishers, England]Nov 4, 1915.14. GUERARD - T. FISHER IRWIN [Publishers, England]Dec 7, 1915.15. GUERARD - T. FISHER IRWIN [Publishers, England]Feb 15, 1916.16. GUERARD - T. FISHER IRWIN [Publishers, England]Mar 7, 1916.17. GUERARD - T. FISHER IRWIN [Publishers, England]Mar 23, 1916.18. GUERARD - T. FISHER IRWIN [Publishers, England]Jun 29, 1916.19. GUERARD - T. FISHER IRWIN [Publishers, England]Jul 21, 1916.20. GUERARD - T. FISHER IRWIN [Publishers, England]Jul 25, 1916.21. GUERARD - T. FISHER IRWIN [Publishers, England]Aug 2, 1916.22. GUERARD - T. FISHER IRWIN [Publishers, England]Nov 1, 1916.23. GUERARD - T. FISHER IRWIN [Publishers, England]Nov 8, 1916.24. GUERARD - T. FISHER IRWIN [Publishers, England]Dec 5, 1916.25. GUERARD - T. FISHER IRWIN [Publishers, England]Dec 16, 1916.26. GUERARD - T. FISHER IRWIN [Publishers, England]Dec 18, 1916.27. GUERARD - T. FISHER IRWIN [Publishers, England]Oct 21, 1919.28. GUERARD - T. FISHER IRWIN [Publishers, England]Mar 17, 1920.29. GUERARD - T. FISHER IRWIN [Publishers, England]May 5, 1920.30. GUERARD - T. FISHER IRWIN [Publishers, England]Nov 16, 1920.31. GUERARD - T. FISHER IRWIN [Publishers, England]Sep 12, 1920.32. GUERARD - T. FISHER IRWIN [Publishers, England]Jul 7, 1923.33. GUERARD - T. FISHER IRWIN [Publishers, England]Sep 10, 1923.34. GUERARD - T. FISHER IRWIN [Publishers, England]Sep 12, 1923.35. GUERARD - T. FISHER IRWIN [Publishers, England]Dec 27, 1923.36. GUERARD - T. FISHER IRWIN [Publishers, England]Mar 18, 1924.37. GUERARD - T. FISHER IRWIN [Publishers, England]Nov 5, 1924.38. GUERARD - T. FISHER IRWIN [Publishers, England]Nov 7, 1924.39. GUERARD - T. FISHER IRWIN [Publishers, England]Dec 8, 1924.111CORRESPONDENCE OUT1. Algernon CecilOct 21, 1933.2. Rev John Haynes HolmesMay 14, 1940.3. M. Albert CamusJan 19, 1946.4. James T. FarrellMay 26, 1946.5. James T. FarrellJun 7, 1946.6. Horace (?) MannMay 17, 1954.7. Bishop ParsonsOct 8, 1954.8. Waldo FrankFeb 21, 1957.9-11 Edward Parsons Mar 22, Dec 19, 1957, June 28, 1959.112GUERARD - PUBLIC ISSUES [1916 to 1956]a) Introduction by Guerard to following copies.1. Monsieur CohnJan 27, 1916.2. Dr. Axson, enroute to EuropeJan 24, 1917.3. to Mrs. Guerard by Dr. AxsonApr 5, 1919.4. Albert (?)Sep 34, 1939.5. Mr. FarrarJan 10, 1941.6. Mrs. Irita Van DorenJun 9, 1941.7. Dr. Ray Lyman WilburJun 12, 1941.8. US Foreign Policy StatementAug 21, 1941.9. to Simon & SchusterApr 30, 1942.10. Wire to President RooseveltN.D.(copy)11. Donald McKayOct 16, 1942.12. Dr. Maxim NewmarkJan 3, 1942.13. National Inventors CouncilMar 30, 1942.14. to Guerard from Andrew Hershell of LIFE MagazineSep 14, 1942.15. Dumas MaloneOct 16, 1942.16. “Safety Valve”, Editor S.F. ChronicleJan 31, 1944.17. Messr. Chester Rowell & Clark EichelbergerMar 4, 1944.18. Unknown CorrespondentOct 4, 1944.19. W. A. WillibrandOct 6, 1944.20. Mr. BlivenOct 26, 1944.21. Prof. Henri PeyreNov 3, 1944.22. Miss KirchwayMay 19, 1945.23. Editor, ORT Economic ReviewMay 18, 1945.24. Prof Donald S. TraillMay 22, 1945.25. Commander H. StassenJun 2, 1945.26. Unknown (editor)Jun 2, 1945.27. Prof. Waldemar GurionJan 6, 1946.28. Trent E. StanfordNov 28, 1947.29. Thirina?May 21, 1951.30. to Guerard from Jean Lafitte [Conseil Mondial de la Paix, Palais Lia Prague]Nov 3, 1953.31. Jean LafitteNov 24, 1952.32. Mr. Fischer (author)Apr 6, 1953.33. Editor, N.Y. TimesApr 16, 1954.34. Editor, S.F. ChronicleApr 16, 1954.35. Editor, N.Y. TimesAug 31, 1954.36. Prof NorthropSep 28, 1954.37. Count Richard Coudenhove-KalergiOct 15, 1954.38. Editor, S.F. ChronicleNov 29, 1954.39. Editor, N.Y. Times Mag.Jan 27, 1955.40. Jefferson School of ScienceMar 23, 1955.41. to Guerard from Kay BoyleMar 4, 1955.42. Kay Boyle - reply from Guerard stapled to aboveMar 4, 1955.43. Editor, N.Y. TimesNov 3, 1955.44. Prof Harry LevinJan 4, 1956.45. Editor, Architectural ForumJan 17, 1956.46. Lewis MumfordJan 17, 1956.47. Dean Robert E. FitchJan 19, 1956.48. Monsieur Herbert LuethyJan 26, 1956.49. Andrew HershellN.D.50. La Carmagnole de 1944N.D.51. Substitute for Rubber in Tread of Auto TiresN.D.52. Editor, Antioch ReviewN.D.53. Editor, New RepublicN.D.113GUERARD - PUBLIC ISSUES [1956 -]1. Herbert LuethyJan 27, 1956.2. to Guerard from Felix MorrowMay 3, 1956.3. reply to Felix MorrowMay 5, 1956.4. reply to Felix MorrowMay 6, 1956.5. Mrs. HartleyJun 7, 1956.6. Editor, N.Y. TimesJun 7, 1956.7. Editor, N.Y. Herald-TribuneJun 19, 1956.8. Editor, The NationJun 23, 1956.9. Editor, S.F. ChronicleJul 4, 1956.10. Editor, Palo Alto TimesJul 24, 1956.11. Editor, The New YorkerSep 19, 1956.12. Mr. BrierSep 19, 1956.13. Editor, The NationOct 7, 1956.14. Stuart HughesSept 1, 1956.15. “Petite Cousine Aimee”Nov 17, 1956.16. to Guerard from Society for Prevention of WW IIINov 19, 1956.17. “Wallace”Nov 21, 1956.18. Monsieur Frederick SieburgDec 2, 1956.19. Albert SimardDec 6, 1956.20. David PackardDec 12, 1956.21. Walter MillisDec 17, 1956.22. Editor, the NationDec 25, 1956.23. Editor, the NationDec 25, 1956.24. Elmer DavisDec 27, 1956.25. Editor, S.F. ChronicleDec 25, 1956.26. David C. WilliamsMar 9, 1957.27. Editor, Aryan PathMar 9, 1957.28. to Guerard from Simon & SchusterApr 24, 1957.29. reply to Richard GrossmanMay 3, 1957.30. Edward DarlingMay 8, 1957.31. Monsieur le directeur, Le Monde, ParisMay 29, 1957.32. “Mr. Opitz”Oct 26, 1957.33. M. Lincoln Schuster of Simon & SchusterNov 13, 1957.34. Editor, N.Y. TimesDec 7, 1957.35. Editor, New YorkerDec 18, 1957.36. George BrazzillerJan 18, 1958.37. Sir Harold NicolsonFeb 8, 1958.38. Henri PeyreFeb 26, 1958.39. Editor, Palo Alto TimesMar 25, 1958.40. Edward L. BernaysMar 29, 1958.41. Edgar Ansel MowrerJun 14, 1958.42. Prof. Garrett MattinglyJun 25, 1958.43. George BrazzillerJun 28, 1958.44. Editor, Christianity TodayJun 30, 1958.45. Editor, the NationSep 3, 1958.46. Editor, Palo Alto TimesSep 15, 1958.47. Royce BrierSep 18, 1958.48. United Federalists, USASep 27, 1958.49. Mark Van DorenSep 28, 1958.50. Dr. Arthur Upton PopeMar 23, 1959.51. Editor, ADAMar 25, 1959.52. I.F. StoneApr 23, 1959.53. Pres of USAMay 23, 1959.54. Editor, The NationJun 1, 1959.55. Editor, Palo Alto TimesMay 26, 1959.56. David C. Williams Editor, ADA WorldJun 9, 1959.57. Rev. John Robertson MacartneyJul 10, 1959.58. “Robertson”Aug 8, 1959.59. “Robertson”Aug 11, 1959.60. Editor, N.Y. TimesAug 13, 1959.61. Miss CogswellSep 23, 1959.62. Prof. MattinglyOct 9, 1959.63. Editor, S.F. ChronicleN.D.64. Morris RubinN.D.114GUERARD MANUSCRIPTS1. Ramblings of a Cheerful Ghost2. Stalin - An Appraisal of the Man and his Influences3. David Starr Jordan - As a Writer4. Conrad the Novelist. Ms fragment, [UNK] pg. design, 1st p. of ch. 1 typed w/hand corrections, [UNK]215-17GUERARD - INTERNATIONAL LANGUAGES1. Esperanto19 printed items.2182. Notebooks2.2193. Lecture Notebook1.2204. International Auxiliary Language Assn [IALA] 1926-1940,Reports, etc.2215. Notes on International Language (Interlinguistic Problems), poem by Zamenhof.2226. IALA handbooks, IDO pamphlet.323-2767 pamphlets and printed matter pertaining to international languages.BookAlbert Guerard - Epaves. [Poems in manuscript]