Collection: William Faulkner Collection, 1824/2006 / Date range: 1996 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection William Faulkner Collection, 1824/2006 Date range 1996

Greeting Cards to Mary Massey - 6271-bt, 1989/1999 Box 189, Folder 15

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Harcourt, Brace & Company, Inc. - Royalty Statements - 9817-x, 1930/1997 Box 126, Folder 18

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Harold Ober Associates - Correspondence with Jill Faulkner Summers - 9817-x, 1963/1998 Box 128, Folder 17

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Liveright Publishing Corporation - Royalty Statements - 9817-x, 1985/1998 Box 126, Folder 29

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Materials Related to Man Working - 6271-bj, 1964/1998 Box 183, Folder 8

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Miscellaneous News Clippings about William Faulkner - Folder 1 of 2 - 9817-x, 1963/2005 Box 142, Folder 13

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Miscellaneous News Clippings about William Faulkner - Folder 2 of 2 - 9817-x, 1963/2005 Box 142, Folder 14

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Mississippi Legislature - Copy of "House Bill No. 1031," Court Summons - 9817-x, 1963/1997 Box 126, Folder 32

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Newsclippings and Printed Materials - 6271-bt, 1964/1997 Box 183, Folder 7

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Newspaper Clippings regarding William Faulkner - ViU 2023-0159, 1931/1999 Box 140, Folder 14

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