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Papers, 1905-1986.

Author:	Jay B Hubbell
Edition/Format:	Archival material : EnglishView all editions and formats
Summary:	This addition consists of biograhical sketches of Ima Honaker Herron, Ralph Leslie Rusk, John Hall Wheelock, Killis Campbell and Thomas Ollive Mabbott, in addition to numerous reprints and offprints of articles by Hubbell and others. Additional printed materials consist of programs of MLA meetings; annual reports of the American Literature Group; and a program of the Philadelphia Orchestra presenting the world premiere of "Songs of Remembrance" (a musical setting of John Hall Wheelock's poetry by Norman Dello Joio). Hubbell's correspondents include Eddie Cone, John Hall Wheelock, Allen Tate, Maureen Mabbott, Virginia Wiley, H. Emmanuel, David Dodds Henry, Mary-Lorraine Duke, David Hubbell, Frank C. Brown, and Will Irving, as well as students, publishers, and university administrators. This addition also includes poetry and other writings by Mary-Lorraine Duke, Ruth Ann Hubbell (sister of Jay B. Hubbell), and Paul Hubbell (Jay B. Hubbell's brother). Miscellaneous items document Hubbell's teaching activities in Vienna, Athens, and Jerusalem.  Read more...
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