Collection: William Faulkner Collection, 1824/2006 / Date range: 1956 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection William Faulkner Collection, 1824/2006 Date range 1956

Correspondence K-L (25 Items) - Massey - 6271-ai, 1953/1970 Box 175, Folder 8

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Correspondence M (70 Items) - Massey - 6271-ai, 1953/1972 Box 175, Folder 9

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Correspondence: Marguerite A. Cohn (120 Items) - 6271-ai, 1949/1971 Box 174, Folder 12

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Correspondence of Irving Howe - Faulkner - 10808, 1950/1959 Box 112, Folder 12

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Correspondence of Matthew Bruccoli and Linton Massey - 6271-ai, 1950/1971 Box 174, Folder 14

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Correspondence regarding Access to the Faulkner Papers - 50 Items - 6271-ai, 1950/1968 Box 174, Folder 13

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Correspondence to William Faulkner Regarding People to People Program - 7258-l, 1956/1957 Box 129, Folder 10

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Correspondence University of Virginia Correspondence (75 Items) - 6271-ai, 1953/1962 Box 175, Folder 6

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E. B. White - 7258-l, 1956 Box 130, Folder 28

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Elizabeth Bishop - Copied on April 4, 2006 - 7258-l, 1956 Box 129, Folder 19

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