Ellery Sedgwick papers

1898-1969

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Collection Summary

Biographical Sketch

Collection Description

Related Materials

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Detailed Description of the Collection

Select Correspondent Index

List of Photocopied Correspondence

Preferred Citation

Access Terms

Printed Materials Removed

Creator:	Sedgwick, Ellery, 1872-1960.
Title:	Ellery Sedgwick papers
Dates:	1898-1969
Physical Description:	24 record cartons (stored offsite); 1 oversize box, and 5 boxes of photocopies (stored onsite).
Call Number:	OFFSITE STORAGE
Call Number:	Ms. N-854 (oversize and some photocopies)
Repository:	Massachusetts Historical Society 1154 Boylston Street Boston, MA 02215 library@masshist.org

Abstract:

This collection consists of papers documenting Ellery Sedgwick's professional career as editor of the Atlantic Monthly Magazine, 1908-1938, and his personal and varied involvements. The bulk of the papers contain correspondence with contributing authors and poets, notes, and manuscripts in various forms.

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Ellery Sedgwick was born February 27, 1872 in New York City, to Henry Dwight and Henrietta (Ellery) Sedgwick. Sedgwick's ancestors, a leading family of Stockbridge, Massachusetts, established a tradition of literary achievement, including authors Catherine Maria Sedgwick and Henry Dwight Sedgwick.

Sedgwick attended the Groton School of Massachusetts, from which he graduated in 1890, and Harvard University. Upon graduation from Harvard's Class of 1894, Sedgwick returned to Groton to teach classics for two years. He left the school in 1896 to accept a position as assistant editor at Youth's Companion. In 1900 Sedgwick took over editorship of Leslie's Monthly Magazine, a position he held for four years. He later worked for one year at McClure's Magazine, and in 1908 for D. Appleton and Company.

Sedgwick began his career with the Atlantic Monthly in 1908, when he purchased the magazine from Houghton-Mifflin. At that time, the monthly circulation was 15,000 and the magazine ran an annual deficit of $5000. Sedgwick worked quickly to reverse the trend, and by 1928, he had increased circulation to 137,000. He as been credited with discovering many writers, and with being the first American publisher to print the works of Ernest Hemingway. Sedgwick resigned as editor in 1938, and sold the magazine in 1939.

He was recognized for his editorial skills by three academic institutions. Tufts University and Dartmouth College awarded Sedgwick the Litt.D. in 1920 and 1921, and he received the LhD. from Syracuse University.

Sedgwick wrote his memoirs, The Happy Profession, in 1946, and in 1947 published a compilation of his favorite pieces published by Atlantic Monthly, titled Atlantic Harvest. He also edited Novel and Story: A Book of Modern Readings, with Harry A. Domincovich, which was published in 1939.

His professional activities were not limited to editing. In 1918 he became Vice-President and part-owner of the Rumford Press, an affiliation he maintained through the 1940s. He also maintained ties to Groton and Harvard as a Trustee. He served as trustee of the Boston Public Library as well.

Sedgwick married Mabel Cabot in 1904. They had four children: Ellery, Cabot, Theodora, and Henrietta. Mabel Sedgwick died in 1937. That difficult period was compounded for Sedgwick by troubles with his own health. Sciatica made him bed-ridden for a few months in 1938-1939, and he was also plagued with arthritis. He remarried in 1939, to an Englishwoman, [Isabel] Marjorie Russell. He died April 21, 1960 in Washington, D.C.

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The Ellery Sedgwick Papers document Sedgwick's professional career as editor of the Atlantic Monthly magazine from 1908 through his retirement in 1938, and until his death in 1960. The collection also documents his personal and varied non-Atlantic Monthly relationships during this time period. His correspondence include relatives, literary figures, politicians, and fellow Harvard alumni.

The collection is housed in 24 record cartons (stored offsite) and one oversize box (remaining onsite). Sedgwick's records concern items published in the Atlantic Monthly, and consists mainly of correspondence, office files on authors, notes, manuscripts in various forms (notes, drafts, proofs and reprints), royalty statements, stockholders' records, Sedgwick's (and his staff's) carbon letters and replies, clippings, and printed materials. [For more detailed description of the contents and arrangement of these records, see the series descriptions and index.]

The organizational nature of these records is loosely based on what is assumed to be Sedgwick's original working arrangement. However, several moves and the integration of materials as they arrived at the Massachusetts Historical Society have made it impossible to restore or retain original order.

The records are arranged in five series: Atlantic Monthly General Files, Atlantic Monthly Special Subject Files, Personal Files, Professional Affiliations, and Publications. More than one half of the collection consists of Atlantic Monthly files, records of Sedgwick's correspondence and relationships with contributors to the Atlantic Monthly during his editorship. In addition, a series was created for four significant experiences, identified as Atlantic Monthly Special Subject Files. These include records relating to controversies caused by the writings of two young women, Wilma Francis Minor and Opal Whiteley; the debate regarding Al Smith's candidate for the presidential nomination; and correspondence and reaction to Sedgwick's writings on the Spanish Civil War and his trip to Spain in 1938.

The Personal Files contain correspondence and papers not directly related to the Atlantic Monthly, and include family correspondence. The series Professional Affiliations contains Sedgwick's records as Trustee/Overseer of the Arnold Arboretum, Boston Public Library, and Harvard University, and as vice-president and part-owner of the Rumford Press. The Publication series include correspondence, notes, and newspaper clippings related to Sedgwick's two books: The Happy Profession and Atlantic Harvest.

The final part of this collection contains five boxes of photocopies (which remain onsite) of some of the correspondence in the Atlantic Monthly General Files made prior to the integration into the collection of the Ellery Sedgwick papers in the spring of 1989. An alphabetical list of photocopied correspondence may be found at the end of this guide. However, because of the integration of more recent acquisitions, original files should be checked for letters not included in the initial copying process.

This guide contains two indexes: a selective index, by individual name and institutional affiliation, to correspondence in all series except the Atlantic Monthly General Files. The indexes refer to box and folder numbers prior to the transfer of the collection to record cartons for offsite storage. Because the files are arranged alphabetically, the folder list for the Atlantic Monthly General Files serves as a name index for the correspondence in that series.

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The Massachusetts Historical Society (MHS) holds the following collections related to the Ellery Sedgwick papers:

Ellery Sedgwick photographs, ca. 1900-1942. Photo. Coll. 208.

Atlantic Monthly Magazine records, 1969-1974. Finding aid available at: http://www.masshist.org/findingaids/doc.cfm?fa=fa0007

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The Ellery Sedgwick papers are composed of professional and personal records kept by Sedgwick as editor of the Atlantic Monthly from approximately 1898 until his death in 1960, and includes materials through 1969.

The first donation of his papers to the Massachusetts Historical Society (MHS) was made by Mrs. Marjorie (Russell) Sedgwick in 1967 and consisted of some Atlantic Monthly files, the Spanish Civil War papers and Sedgwick's records as an Overseer of Harvard University. Family letters and more general papers were donated by Mrs. Sedgwick in 1968, but the bulk of the approximately 1,940 letters written to Sedgwick during his editorship were acquired by the MHS. The Atlantic Monthly Press added a box to the collection in 1987, with the remainder of the material coming in small parcels between 1969 and 1989, the last after the death of Segdwick's successor, Edward Weeks.

The Atlantic Monthly General Files were processed as the Ellery Sedgwick papers and remained distinct from the additional materials as they were donated to the MHS by Mrs. Sedgwick and the Atlantic Monthly offices. The additions were then processed as Ellery Sedgwick papers II, III, IV, V, Mrs. Sedgwick papers, and Additions. All of these collections have been integrated into one collection, moving the materials to their appropriate locations, mostly within the Atlantic Monthly files.

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There are restrictions on the use of this collection. Users must sign an agreement stating that they understand these restrictions before they will be given access to the collection.

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The Ellery Sedgwick papers contain letters written by 20th century literary figures. The Massachusetts Historical Society does not claim ownership to the literary rights (copyright) of letters and manuscripts written by individuals other than Ellery Sedgwick in this collection. The Massachusetts Historical Society cannot give permission to publish or cite documents by individuals for whom it does not hold copyright. Use of the collection does not imply permission to publish or cite documents in the collection. It is the sole responsibility of the researcher to obtain formal permission from the owners of the literary rights (copyright) to publish or cite documents in this collection.

Photocopies are for personal use only. Personal use photocopies may not be donated or deposited in other libraries or archives, or made available to other researchers without the written permission of the Massachusetts Historical Society.

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The collection is organized into the following series:


	I. Atlantic Monthly General Files, 1908 - 1960
	II. Atlantic Monthly Special Subject Files
		A. Wilma Frances Minor, 1928-1960
		B. Alfred E. Smith / Charles C. Marshall, 1926-1929
		C. Spanish Civil War, 1938-1940
		D. Opal Whiteley, 1915-1966
	III. Personal Files, 1881-1969
	IV. Professional Affiliations
		A. Arnold Arboretum, 1949-1959
		B. Boston Public Library, 1936-1942
		C. Harvard University, 1927-1944
		D. Rumford Press, 1933-1945
		E. Groton School, 1944
		F. Youth's Companion, 1898-1900
	V. Publications, 1946-1947
	VI. Oversize (remains onsite)

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The container information listed below for Series II - Series V includes the former box and folder numbers used prior to the transfer of the collection to record cartons for offsite storage. The old box and folder numbers have been retained because the Select Correspondent Index refers to them.

Users should refer to the carton and barcode numbers when requesting materials for retrieval from offsite storage.


Carton	Barcode	Contents
		*I. Atlantic Monthly* General Files, 1908 - 1960** Arranged alphabetically. This series comprises the bulk of the Ellery Sedgwick Papers. The materials, primarily correspondence, span 1908-1960, and concentrate during the 1920s and 1930s. This series is arranged alphabetically by correspondent, and occasionally by institution or subject of correspondence. Each correspondent has an individual folder (or folders). For this reason, the container list for this series only will serve as an alphabetical index to the correspondents. A selected correspondent index has been created for the other series in this collection. The contents of the files contain more than correspondence between Sedgwick and the many authors he dealt with in his capacity as editor of the Atlantic Monthly (1908-1939). Files contain correspondence with authors, agents, and publishers, as well as pamphlets, article reprints, and newspaper clippings. The correspondence of Atlantic Monthly staff people with authors is also included in these files. Staff members include: Mark A. DeWolfe Howe, Edward A. Weeks, Teresa S. Fitzpatrick, MacGregor Jenkins, and Theodore Morrison. These individuals are not indexed for this series because they serve in an official capacity for the magazine. Correspondence from these individuals in other capacities (personal, etc.) has been indexed. The Atlantic Monthly General Files also contain carbon copies of outgoing correspondence, most of which was generated by Sedgwick. These have not been indexed. A significant part of the collection is correspondence from Atlantic Monthly readers, called "Comments." These are found throughout the files, but are most prevalent for authors for whom there are many folders or boxes (such as James Norman Hall, James Truslow Adams, Edward A. Newton, and Albert J. Nock). The comments were separated from author's correspondence and arranged alphabetically and by year at the end of the file. The subject of the letters in the General Files is uniformly the publication of articles in the Atlantic Monthly. Many folders are little more than a few letters presenting manuscripts. However, there were many authors with whom Sedgwick developed personal relationships, and/or whose works were frequently printed in the Atlantic Monthly over a period of years. Among the authors with whom Sedgwick had extensive correspondence are: James Truslow Adams, Mary Antin, L. Adams Beck, Godfrey Rathbone Benson (Lord Charnwood), Gamaliel Bradford, William H. Chamberlin, John Jay Chapman, W. Hans Coudenhove, Mazo de la Roche, Walter D. Edmonds, Felix Frankfurter, Robert Dean Frisbie, John Galsworthy, James Norman Hall, Charles Boardman Hawes, Hudson Hoagland, Albert Kinross, Walter Lippman, Amy Lowell, William McFee, Margaret Prescott Montague, Samuel Eliot Morrison, Edward A. Newton, Albert J. Nock, Charles Nordhoff, Nora Waln Osland-Hill, Arthur Pound, Agnes Repplier, Hilda Rose, Harrison W. Smith, Logan Pearsall Smith, Henry Williamson, Owen Wister, and Hans Zinsser. Other significant correspondents include: Pearl S. Buck, Winston S. Churchill, John Foster Dulles, Rudyard Kipling, Henry Cabot Lodge, Archibald MacLeish, Eleanor Roosevelt, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Carl Sandburg, George Santayana, William H. Taft, Rabindranath Tagore, Wendell L. Wilkie, and Virginia Woolfe.
Carton 1	SH 117J U		Adamic, Louis
Carton 1	SH 117J U		Adams, Brooks
			Adams, James Truslow
Carton 1	SH 117J U			Correspondence, n.d., 1920-1926
Carton 1	SH 117J U			Correspondence, 1927-1954
Carton 1	SH 117J U			Comments, n.d., 1934-1943, 1966
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Addams, Jane
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Agassiz, George R.
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Aiken, Conrad
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Aldrich, Mildred
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Alger, George W.
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Allen, Annie Winslow
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Angell, Norman
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Anger, Henry
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Antin, Mary
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Arliss, George
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Arnold, Julian
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Asgwith, Hon. H.H.
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Atlantic Monthly Almanac
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Aydelotte, Frank
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Ayer, Fred
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Ayscough, John
Carton 2	SH 117K V		B., C.C.
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Baker, Newton D.
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Baldenspage, Fernand
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Balfour, Earl Arthur James
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Barbour, Thomas
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Barrie, James M.
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Barry, William Canon D.D.
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Baruch, Bernard M.
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Bates, H.E
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Beaverbrook, Lord
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Beck, L. Adams
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Beebe, William
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Benit, William Rose
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Bennett, Arnold
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Benson, Robert Hugh
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Bernard, J.H.
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Bigelow, John
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Bingham, Robert W.
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Binyon, Lawrence
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Bland, J.O.P.
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Bok, E.W.
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Bonsal, Stephen
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Borah, William E.
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Bordeaux, Henry
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Boutroux, Em[ile]
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Bowen, Catherine Drinker
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Bradford, Gamaliel E.
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Brent, Charles H. (Bishop)
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Bridge, Ann
Carton 2	SH 117K V		British Library of Information
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Bromfield, Louis
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Brookfield, A.M.
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Brooks, Van Wyck
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Brown, W.G.
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Brownell, W.C.
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Bryce, James
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Buchan, John
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Buck, Pearl S.
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Bundy, Harvey H.
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Burman, Ben Lucien
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Burnett Smith, Mrs.
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Burroughs, John
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Butler, Elias Parker
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Bynner, Witter
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Byrd, Richard E.
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Cabot, Richard C.
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Campbell, Cyril
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Campbell, Sir John
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Canby, Henry S.
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Carpenter, W. Boyd
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Casson, Stanley
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Cather, Willa
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Cawein, Madison
Carton 2	SH 117K V		Cecil, Lord David
			Chamberlin, William Henry
Carton 3	SH 117L W			Correspondence, 1924-1944
Carton 3	SH 117L W			Comments, A-Z
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Chapman, John Jay
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Chapman, R.W.
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Charnwood, Lord (Godfrey Rathbone Benson)
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Chase, Mary Ellen
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Cherodame, Andre
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Churchill, Winston S.
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Clarke, John M.
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Clarke, Joseph I.D.
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Clay, Lucius D.
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Cloud, Dudley H.
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Collins, Charles A.
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Colum, Padrai
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Conant, James Bryant
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Connolly, Cyril
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Conrad, Joseph
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Constable & Co. Ltd.
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Conway Family
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Coolidge, Calvin
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Copeland, C.T.
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Coppard, A.E.
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Cortissoz, Royal
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Cotting, Joseph P.
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Coudenhove, Hans
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Coulerain, Pierre de
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Cowden, Roy W.
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Cox, Harold
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Cozzens, James Gould
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Cram, R.A.
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Crane, Winthrop Murray
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Cromer, Lord
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Crosby, Caresse
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Crothers, S.M.
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Crowinshield, Frank
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Curley, James M.
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Curtis, Charles P., Jr.
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Cushing, Harvey
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Daniels, Josephus
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Danielson, Richard E.
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Dartmouth College
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Daudet, Ernest
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Davis, John W.
Carton 3	SH 117L W		De La Mare, Walter
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Deland, Margaret
Carton 3	SH 117L W		De La Roche, Mazo
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Delbruck, Hans
Carton 3	SH 117L W		DeMadariaja, Salvador
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Denison, T.
Carton 3	SH 117L W		De Selincourt, Ann
Carton 3	SH 117L W		DeVoto, Bernard
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Dewey, John
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Dewey, Stoddard
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Dexter, Philip
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Dickinson, G. Lowes
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Dillon, John
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Dillon, Mary
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Dimnet, Ernest (M. l'Abbe)
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Donald, Malcolm
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Douglas, Lloyd
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Dowden, Edward
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Draper, Ruth
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Dreuser, Theodore
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Drinkwater, John
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Dukes, Jane
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Dulles, John Foster
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Duncan, Norman
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Dunsany, Lord B. (Plunkett, Edward John Moreton Drax)
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Durant, Will
Carton 3	SH 117L W		Dwight, H.G.
Carton 4	SH 117M X		E[cageberg ?], Raphael
Carton 4	SH 117M X		Edmonds, Walter D.
Carton 4	SH 117M X		Eliot, Charles W.
Carton 4	SH 117M X		Ellis, Havelock
Carton 4	SH 117M X		Ely, John
Carton 4	SH 117M X		Emery, Brooks
Carton 4	SH 117M X		Emery, Charles F. Jr.
Carton 4	SH 117M X		Ernst, Morris L.
Carton 4	SH 117M X		Eucken, Rudolph
Carton 4	SH 117M X		Evans, B. Ifor
Carton 4	SH 117M X		[F?]
Carton 4	SH 117M X		Fabyan, George
Carton 4	SH 117M X		Faik, Joseph W.
Carton 4	SH 117M X		Ferrero, Frances L.
Carton 4	SH 117M X		Ferrero, Gugliemo
Carton 4	SH 117M X		Fields, Annie
Carton 4	SH 117M X		Finley, John
Carton 4	SH 117M X		Fisher, A.
Carton 4	SH 117M X		Fisher, Dorothy Canfield
Carton 4	SH 117M X		Fitzpatrick, Teresa S.
Carton 4	SH 117M X		Flexner, Abraham
Carton 4	SH 117M X		Forbes, Waldo
Carton 4	SH 117M X		Forster, E.M.
Carton 4	SH 117M X		Frankfurter, Felix
Carton 4	SH 117M X		Freeman, Douglas S.
Carton 4	SH 117M X		Freeman, Lewis
Carton 4	SH 117M X		Frisbie, Robert Dean
Carton 4	SH 117M X		Frost, Robert
Carton 4	SH 117M X		Fuess, Claude
Carton 4	SH 117M X		Galsworthy, John
Carton 4	SH 117M X		Garland, Hamlin
Carton 4	SH 117M X		Garnett, Edward
Carton 4	SH 117M X		George, Lloyd
Carton 4	SH 117M X		Gibbes, A. Hamilton
Carton 4	SH 117M X		Graham, Stephen
Carton 4	SH 117M X		Great Britain. Sovereigns. George V
Carton 4	SH 117M X		Grew, Joseph
Carton 4	SH 117M X		Grey, Viscount of Falladoon
Carton 4	SH 117M X		Griffin, Wilfred
Carton 4	SH 117M X		Guerard, Albert
Carton 4	SH 117M X		Guild, Curtis, Jr.
Carton 4	SH 117M X		Haggard, Henry Rider
Carton 4	SH 117M X		Haines, William Wister
Carton 4	SH 117M X		Haldane, Viscount
			Hall, James Norman
Carton 5	SH 117N Y			Correspondence, 1915-1931
Carton 5	SH 117N Y			Correspondence, 1932-1939
Carton 6	SH 117P -			Correspondence, 1940-1952
Carton 6	SH 117P -			Correspondence, 1962-1963, microfilming of
Carton 6	SH 117P -			re: Bounty Collection, Phillips Exeter Academy
Carton 6	SH 117P -			Comments, 1921-1942
Carton 6	SH 117P -		Hamilton, Edith
Carton 6	SH 117P -		Hand, Judge Learned
Carton 6	SH 117P -		Harcourt, Alfred
Carton 6	SH 117P -		Hardy, Thomas
Carton 6	SH 117P -		Hart, B.H. Liddell
Carton 6	SH 117P -		Hassam, Childe
Carton 6	SH 117P -		Hawes, Charles Boardman
Carton 6	SH 117P -		Hayes, Roland
Carton 6	SH 117P -		Herbert, A.P.
Carton 6	SH 117P -		Herrick, Myron T.
Carton 6	SH 117P -		Herter, Christian A.
Carton 6	SH 117P -		Heywood, DuBose
Carton 6	SH 117P -		Higginson, Henry L.
Carton 6	SH 117P -		Higginson, T.W.
Carton 6	SH 117P -		Hillyer, Robert
Carton 6	SH 117P -		Hilton, James
			Hoagland, Hudson
Carton 6	SH 117P -			Correspondence, 1924-1927
Carton 6	SH 117P -			"Science and the Medium," 1924
Carton 6	SH 117P -		Hobhouse, L.T.
Carton 6	SH 117P -		Hodges, George
Carton 6	SH 117P -		Holman, Alfred
Carton 6	SH 117P -		Hoover, Herbert
Carton 6	SH 117P -		Hopkins, Gerard
Carton 6	SH 117P -		Hotson, Leslie
Carton 6	SH 117P -		Houghton Mifflin Co.
Carton 6	SH 117P -		House, Edward M.
Carton 6	SH 117P -		Household, Geoffrey
Carton 6	SH 117P -		Houseman, A.E.
Carton 6	SH 117P -		Howard, E.
Carton 6	SH 117P -		Howe, E.W.
Carton 6	SH 117P -		Howe, Mark Anthony DeWolfe
Carton 6	SH 117P -		Howells, William Dean
Carton 6	SH 117P -		Hull, Cordell
Carton 6	SH 117P -		Husland, Joseph
Carton 6	SH 117P -		Huxley, Julian
Carton 6	SH 117P -		Inge, W.R.
Carton 6	SH 117P -		Jacks, L.P.
Carton 6	SH 117P -		James, Henry
Carton 6	SH 117P -		James, William
Carton 6	SH 117P -		Jenkins, MacGregor "Mac"
Carton 6	SH 117P -		Jewett, [Miles?]
Carton 6	SH 117P -		Johnston, Mary
Carton 6	SH 117P -		Kaneko, Baron K.
Carton 6	SH 117P -		Kanton, Mackinlay
Carton 6	SH 117P -		Keable, Robert
Carton 6	SH 117P -		Keller, Helen
Carton 6	SH 117P -		Kennedy, C.R.
Carton 6	SH 117P -		Kenyon, L.R.
Carton 6	SH 117P -		Key, Ellen
Carton 6	SH 117P -		[Kimball, Richard B.?]
Carton 6	SH 117P -		King, McKenzie
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		Kinross, Albert
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		Kipling, Rudyard
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		Kittredge, George Lyman
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		Knox, Frank
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		Komatsu, Takashi
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		Konoye, F.
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		Koszue, Andre
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		Krock, Arthur
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		L., T.W.
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		LaFarge, Christopher
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		LaFarge, Oliver
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		LaGallienne, Richard
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		Lamont, Thomas
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		Landon, Alf M.
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		Landon, Walter Savage
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		Lattimore, Owen and Eleanor
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		Laughlin, Henry A.
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		Lavin, Mary
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		Leacock, Stephen
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		Lewis, Edward
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		Lewis, Sinclair
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		Lewis, W.S.
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		Lindsay, Nicholas Vachel
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		Lippman, Walter
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		Lockwood, Sally
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		Lodge, Henry Cabot, Sr.
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		Lodge, Henry Cabot
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		Lodge, Oliver
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		London, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		Lothian [Phillip Henry Kerr]
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		Lowell, Abbott Lawrence
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		Lowell, Amy
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		Lucas, E.V.
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		Ludindorff
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		Lyautey
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		Lynd, Robert
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		L[?], Charles W.
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		M., E.J.
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		Macauley, Rose
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		MacKenzie, Jean K.
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		McCord, David
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		McFee, William
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		McIntyre, Alfred R.
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		MacLeish, Archibald
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		[McReynolds, James Clark]
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		Mansbridge, Albert
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		Marie, Grand Duchess of Russia
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		Mariett, Paul
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		Marshall, Thomas R.
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		Martin, Edward S.
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		[Martinenzo?], E.
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		Masefield, John
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		Master, Edgar L.
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		Maurice, F.
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		Maurois, Andre
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		Maxim, H.
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		Mayo, Charles H.
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		Merrick, Leonard
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		Merriman, Roger B.
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		Merton, Thomas James
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		Meynell, Mrs. Wilfred T.
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		Miller, Alice Doer
Carton 7	SH 117Q .		Millis, Olga
Carton 8	SH 117R		Mirman, Leon
Carton 8	SH 117R		Mitchell, S. Weir
Carton 8	SH 117R		Montague, C.E.
Carton 8	SH 117R		Montague, Margaret Prescott
Carton 8	SH 117R		Moore, Merrill
Carton 8	SH 117R		Morgan, Edwin
Carton 8	SH 117R		Morganthau, Henry
Carton 8	SH 117R		Morrison, Samuel Eliot
Carton 8	SH 117R		Morlae, E.
Carton 8	SH 117R		Morley, Christopher
Carton 8	SH 117R		Morley, Felix
Carton 8	SH 117R		Morley, Frank V.
Carton 8	SH 117R		Morley, John
Carton 8	SH 117R		Morse, Bernard
Carton 8	SH 117R		Muir, John
Carton 8	SH 117R		Munsterberg, Hugo
Carton 8	SH 117R		Murchie, Guy, Jr.
Carton 8	SH 117R		Murfree, Mary N.
Carton 8	SH 117R		Murray, Gilbert
Carton 8	SH 117R		Nash, Paul
Carton 8	SH 117R		Nathan, Robert
Carton 8	SH 117R		Nevinson, Henry
Carton 8	SH 117R		Nicholson, Meredith
Carton 8	SH 117R		Newbolt, Henry
Carton 8	SH 117R		A.E. Newton Collection of Louis E. Kahn
			Newton, A. Edward
Carton 8	SH 117R			Correspondence, 1913-1923
Carton 9	SH 117S $			Correspondence, 1924-1933
Carton 9	SH 117S $			Correspondence, 1934-1940
Carton 9	SH 117S $			Comments, 1920-1931
Carton 10	SH 117T /			Comments, 1932-1940
Carton 10	SH 117T /			Portion of ms. "Tourist in Spite"
Carton 10	SH 117T /			Printed Material
			Newton, E. Swift (re: A.E. Newton)
Carton 10	SH 117T /			Correspondence, 1940-1962
Carton 10	SH 117T /			Miscellaneous
Carton 10	SH 117T /		Niebuhr, Reinhold
			Nock, Albert J.
Carton 10	SH 117T /			Correspondence, 1914-1943
Carton 10	SH 117T /			Comments, 1930-1936
Carton 10	SH 117T /			Pro-German Inquiry Petition (ms)
Carton 10	SH 117T /			"Quest of the Missing Link" (ms)
Carton 10	SH 117T /			"Thoughts of Utopia" (ms)
Carton 10	SH 117T /			"Free Speech and..." (ms)
Carton 10	SH 117T /			"Imposter Terms" (ms)
Carton 10	SH 117T /			"Isaiah's Job" (ms)
Carton 10	SH 117T /			"A Letter from the Tropics" (ms)
Carton 10	SH 117T /			"Bright Isle" (ms)
Carton 10	SH 117T /			"The Oxometer" (ms)
Carton 10	SH 117T /			"A Little Conservative" (ms)
Carton 10	SH 117T /			"If Only--" (ms)
Carton 10	SH 117T /		Nock, Samuel A.
Carton 11	SH 117U +		Nordhoff, Charles B.
Carton 11	SH 117U +		Northcliffe, Viscount (Harmsworth, Alfred Charles William)
Carton 11	SH 117U +		Norton, C.E.
Carton 11	SH 117U +		Norton, Eliot
Carton 11	SH 117U +		Norton, Richard
Carton 11	SH 117U +		Noyes, Alfred
Carton 11	SH 117U +		[N]oyen, V.
Carton 11	SH 117U +		O'Connor, Frank
Carton 11	SH 117U +		Oelwant, Alfred
Carton 11	SH 117U +		O'Faolain, Sean
Carton 11	SH 117U +		O'Malley, Mary
Carton 11	SH 117U +		O'Neill, Eugene
Carton 11	SH 117U +		Osland-Hill, Nora Waln
Carton 11	SH 117U +		Page, Arthur
Carton 11	SH 117U +		Page, Walter
Carton 11	SH 117U +		Palmer, Frederick
Carton 11	SH 117U +		Palmer, George Herbert
Carton 11	SH 117U +		Peabody, Endicott
Carton 11	SH 117U +		Pennell, Elizabeth R.
Carton 11	SH 117U +		Pennell, Joseph
Carton 11	SH 117U +		Perkins, Maxwell
Carton 11	SH 117U +		Perry, Bliss
Carton 11	SH 117U +		Perry, E.
Carton 11	SH 117U +		Pershing, John
Carton 11	SH 117U +		Pertain
Carton 11	SH 117U +		Phelps, William Lyon
Carton 11	SH 117U +		Phillippe, Louis
Carton 11	SH 117U +		Phillips, Stephen
Carton 11	SH 117U +		Plunkett, Sir Horace
Carton 11	SH 117U +		Post, Chandler R.
Carton 11	SH 117U +		Pound, Arthur
Carton 11	SH 117U +		Quiller-Couch, Sir Arthur
Carton 11	SH 117U +		Rawlings, Marjorie Kinnan
Carton 11	SH 117U +		Redfield, William C.
Carton 11	SH 117U +		Redlich, Josef
Carton 11	SH 117U +		Reinsch, Paul S.
Carton 11	SH 117U +		Repplier, Agnes
Carton 11	SH 117U +		Rhodes, James
Carton 11	SH 117U +		Rich, Everett
Carton 11	SH 117U +		Richard, Laura
Carton 11	SH 117U +		Riis, Jacob A.
Carton 11	SH 117U +		Ripley, William Z.
Carton 11	SH 117U +		Ritchie, Anne
Carton 11	SH 117U +		Roberts, Kenneth L.
Carton 11	SH 117U +		Robertson, J.F.
Carton 11	SH 117U +		Robinson, Edward Arlington
Carton 11	SH 117U +		Rockefeller, John D., Jr.
Carton 11	SH 117U +		Roosevelt, Eleanor
Carton 11	SH 117U +		Roosevelt, Franklin Delano
Carton 11	SH 117U +		Roosevelt, Theodore
Carton 11	SH 117U +		Root, Eliha
Carton 11	SH 117U +		Rose, Hilda
Carton 11	SH 117U +		Royce, Josiah
Carton 11	SH 117U +		Royden, A. Maude
Carton 11	SH 117U +		Russell, Bertrand
Carton 11	SH 117U +		Russell, George "A.E."
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Saito, H.
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Salmen, Stanley
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Saltonstall, Leverett
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Salvemini, Gaetano
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Sandburg, Carl
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Santayana, George
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Sargent, C.S.
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Saturday Club
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Sauter, Viola and Rudolph
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Scott, J.R.
			Sedgwick, Ellery
Carton 12	SH 117V %			Correspondence with professional staff
Carton 12	SH 117V %			Miscellaneous correspondence
Carton 12	SH 117V %			Miscellaneous notes
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Shapley, Harlow
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Sharp, Dallas Lore
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Sharp, Margery
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Shaw, B.
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Sheean, Vincent
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Sherman, Stuart
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Sherwood, Robert
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Shute, Henry A.
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Sidebithaer, [H.?]
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Siegfried, Andre
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Simon, Andre L.
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Sitwell, Osbert
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Skinner, Otis
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Smith, Alfred
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Smith, Betty
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Smith, Harrison W.
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Smith, Logan Pearsall
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Smith, J.C.
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Snowden
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Sokolsky, George E.
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Southern, Julia M.
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Spencer, Theodore
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Stettinius, Edward R., Jr.
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Storey, Moorfield
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Strachey, Lytton
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Sullivan, Anne (Macy)
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Sullivan, Mark
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Sutherland, Lucy
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Swing, Raymond
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Swope, Herbert Bayard
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Symons, Arthur
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Taft, John B.
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Taft, William H.
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Tagore, Rabindranath
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Takeda, H.
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Tarkington, Booth
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Taylor, Francis Henry
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Taylor, Henry Osborn
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Tennyson, Charles
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Terhune, Albert Payson
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Thayer, William R.
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Thomas, Norman
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Thompson, Dorothy (Mrs. Sinclair Lewis)
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Thompson, Homer A.
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Thompson, W.G.
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Torrey, Bradford
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Toynbee, Arnold J.
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Trevelyan, George Macaulay
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Tucker, W.J.
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Tweedsmuir
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Tyrell, W.
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Vail, T.N.
Carton 12	SH 117V %		[Vanderbilt?]
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Van Doren, Carl and Irita
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Van Horne, Sir William
Carton 12	SH 117V %		VanderGoltz, Peggy
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Wald, L.D.
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Wallace, D.
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Wallace, Henry A.
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Wallas, Graham
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Walpole, Hugh
Carton 12	SH 117V %		[Warren, Mrs. Fiske]
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Washington, Booker T.
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Watterson, Henry
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Webb, Mary
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Webb, Sidney
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Weeks, Edward
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Wells, H.G.
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Wendell, R.
Carton 12	SH 117V %		West, Rebecca
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Wharton, Edith
Carton 12	SH 117V %		White, William Allen
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Whitehead, Alfred North
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Wilder, Thornton
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Williams, Ben Ames
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Williams, John Sharp
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Williams, R.
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Williamson, Henry
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Wilkie, Wendell L.
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Wilson, Robert Cade
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Wilson, Woodrow
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Wire, Mary Jerrine [Rupert]
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Wister, Owen
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Woodberry, G.E.
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Woolfe, Virginia
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Woolcott, Alexander
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Woolley, Robert W.
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Zangwell, Israel
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Zinsser, Hans
Carton 12	SH 117V %		Unidentified Items
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			*II. Atlantic Monthly* Special Subject Files** Arranged by subject. The Atlantic Monthly Special Subject Files contain four sub-series regarding incidents related to Sedgwick's editorship, and which were extraordinary as per the nature of the Atlantic Monthly General Files. Wilma Frances Minor and Opal Whiteley presented unusual material for publication in the Atlantic Monthly. Sedgwick supported their stories, the former regarding love letters of Abraham Lincoln and the latter a childhood diary, despite the controversies they caused. Two other controversial issues raised in the magazine were the Spanish Civil War, of which Sedgwick's politics and subsequent stories he submitted made the Atlantic a forum for debate on the merits of the war, and Alfred E. Smith's candidature for nomination for the Presidency of the U.S. The nature of these sub-series and the varied materials contained therein necessitated separation from the General Files.
				A. Wilma Frances Minor, 1928-1960 Arranged chronologically. In 1928, Wilma Frances Minor, a television interviewer and writer from California, presented to Sedgwick the opportunity to publish the story of a love affair, based on original letters between Abraham Lincoln and Ann Rutledge. Minor entrusted Sedgwick with the "original" love letters, from which she planned to write a book which would be serialized in the Atlantic Monthly. Upon publication of the first serial, Lincolniana specialists protested the authenticity of the letters. Work on the novel continued while Sedgwick contracted with California detective J.B. Armstrong to research the case. Teresa S. Fitzpatrick of the Atlantic Monthly staff was responsible for supervising the investigation. The letters were proven by experts to be forgeries, and in June 1929, Minor and her mother confessed to having created them. Minor claimed her mother was a psychic and that the spirits of Abe and Ann had commanded her to make their story known. The sub-series is divided into three sections. Carton 13 contains Minor's correspondence with Sedgwick and his staff, and their correspondence with many people regarding the authenticity of the letters. Sedgwick retained the forgeries, which are stored in Carton 13 along with drafts of Minor's manuscript. The correspondence and reports filed by Armstrong, and correspondence with Paul Angle, president of the Lincoln Centennial Association, are arranged alphabetically in Carton 13. Cartons 13 and 14 contain comments and inquiries regarding the serials and Sedgwick's research to authenticate the letters, from 1928-1929. This correspondence is in alphabetical order by year. Carton 14 also contains miscellaneous comments from 1949-1960 arranged alphabetically. Correspondents of note include: Worthington Ford, Wayland A. Morrison, Ida Tarbell, Charles T. and William A. White. There is also correspondence with representatives from Rumford Press and Little, Brown & Co. regarding publication of Minor's book.
Carton 13	SH 117W 0	[Box 32]			General correspondence, 1928-1929
Carton 13	SH 117W 0	[Box 32]			Misc. materials, misc. ms notes
Carton 13	SH 117W 0	[Box 33]			Lincoln forgeries, manuscripts, clippings
Carton 13	SH 117W 0	[Box 34]			Detective's reports, comments, 1928-1929 (A-G)
Carton 14	SH 117X 1	[Box 35]			Comments, 1928-29 (H-Z)-1960
				B. Alfred E. Smith / Charles C. Marshall, 1926-1929 Arranged chronologically. This sub-series contains letters, newspaper clippings, and comments regarding an open-letter debate between Alfred E. Smith and Charles C. Marshall printed in the Atlantic Monthly in 1927. There are six parts to this sub-series: General Correspondence, Charles C. Marshall Correspondence, Alfred E. Smith Correspondence, Miscellaneous, Publicity, and Comments, 1927-1928. Charles C. Marshall, a New York attorney, wrote to Smith in 1927 challenging Smith's candidacy as a Democratic nominee for President of the U.S. Marshall charged that Smith, a Catholic, would have a conflict of interest which would impede his ability to fulfill the oath of office. Marshall's letter was printed by the Atlantic Monthly, which then became a forum for the controversy raised over a Roman Catholic running for President. (Non-Catholics feared that a Catholic in office would allow the Pope influence over U.S. government policies). Among notable correspondents on this issue were: Bernard M. Baruch, Felix Frankfurter, Edmund F. Gibbons (the Bishop of Albany), Christian A. Herter, Judge Joseph M. Proskauer, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Lillian D. Wald.
Carton 14	SH 117X 1	[Box 36]			Correspondence, 1926-29
Carton 14	SH 117X 1	[Box 36]			Publicity materials; comments, 1927-28
				C. Spanish Civil War, 1938-1940 Arranged chronologically by subject. This sub-series consists of one carton of materials regarding Sedgwick's interest in the Spanish Civil War, his trip to meet with General Francisco Franco in 1937, and articles written on the war. The correspondence is divided into seven parts. Separate chronological files exist for Juan de Cardenas, the Spanish Consul; Winthrop Carter, whose son was missing in Spain in 1938; and the Marquis del Moral. There are folders of general correspondence and folders containing material relating to trip arrangements. Comments about Sedgwick's politics and his articles were divided into pros and cons, and arranged in chronological order. Correspondents include: J. Roscoe Drummond, John H. Finley, J.D.M. Ford, W. Cameron Forbes, John A. Gade, and Sumner Welles.
Carton 15	SH 117Y 2	[Box 37]			Correspondence, 1938-40
Carton 15	SH 117Y 2	[Box 37]			Letters pro-ES articles,1938-39
Carton 15	SH 117Y 2	[Box 37]			Pamphlets, clippings
				D. Opal Whiteley, 1915-1966 Arranged chronologically and by subject. The bulk of the materials in this sub-series span 1918 through 1929, with additional materials continuing through 1959. The materials relate to the publication of Opal Whiteley's book. The Story of Opal was serialized in the Atlantic Monthly from March through August of 1920, and published later that year by G. P. Putnam's Sons. The serials provoked many queries regarding the diary's authenticity, yet the story appealed to many people who became enamored of the little girl of the diary. Whiteley claimed to be the daughter of Prince Henri D'Orleans, and was allegedly raised by foster parents in an Oregon lumber camp. Belief in her story was widespread, and she was recognized by her late father's mother, the Duchess de Chartres. Whiteley adopted the family name, calling herself Francoise d'Orleans. She toured India as a princess of that country (where she had lived as a small child with her "real" parents) and was an honored guest among that country's noble families. Sedgwick spent years corresponding with people who knew Whiteley to verify her story, whose authenticity he never renounced. His most extensive correspondence in this collection was with Whiteley and with Elbert Bede, publisher of Oregon's Cottage Grove Sentinel. Bede was his primary research associate on the project. Sedgwick's correspondence with Whiteley, Bede, and the many people contacted regarding Whiteley's unusual childhood, are arranged chronologically in Carton 16. Cartons 16 and 17 consist of comments from Atlantic Monthly readers, arranged alphabetically by year. Other materials in Carton 17 include correspondence between Sedgwick and Barbara Ward of The Economist about a fund established to aid Whiteley who spent her last years in a mental institution; correspondence with G.P. Putnam's Sons (1920-1921); correspondence with lawyers of Vanity Fair in 1920; drafts of The Story of Opal; miscellaneous notes regarding the manuscript; notes on Whiteley's biography; and assorted printed materials. There are also folders of newspaper clippings.
Carton 16	SH 117Z 3	[Box 39]			Correspondence, 1918-1945
Carton 16	SH 117Z 3	[Box 40]			Comments, 1920-1929
Carton 17	SH 1857 N	[Box 41]			Comments, 1930-1959
Carton 17	SH 1857 N	[Box 41]			Opal Whiteley Fund
Carton 17	SH 1857 N	[Box 41]			G.P. Putnam's Sons
Carton 17	SH 1857 N	[Box 41]			Vanity Fair, 1920
Carton 17	SH 1857 N	[Box 41]			Article, Cottage Grove Sentinel, May 5, 1915
Carton 17	SH 1857 N	[Box 41]			Meeting with Sir Edward Grey
Carton 17	SH 1857 N	[Box 41]			Miscellaneous materials
Carton 17	SH 1857 N	[Box 41]			Miscellaneous printed materials
Carton 17	SH 1857 N	[Box 41]			Miscellaneous biographical materials
Carton 17	SH 1857 N	[Box 41]			Corrections for manuscript, n.d.
Carton 17	SH 1857 N	[Box 41]			"The Story of Opal" (drafts)
Carton 17	SH 1857 N	[Box 41]			Materials regarding her storys
Carton 17	SH 1857 N	[Box 41]			Clippings
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				III. Personal Files, 1881-1969 Arranged alphabetically by individual, institution, or subject. This series contains correspondence of a personal nature kept by Sedgwick, arranged alphabetically by correspondent, institution, or subject of correspondence. The materials in this series span 1881 to 1969, with the majority' from Sedgwick's later years at the Atlantic Monthly (1930s) and the first decade after his retirement (1940s). This series also contains letters of Catherine Maria Sedgwick (1820s) and C.F. Sedgwick (1879-1880). Because Sedgwick established personal relationships with people associated with his editorship, there is an ambiguous nature to much of his correspondence. Correspondents for whom there were Atlantic Monthly files were moved unless the contents of the letters were purely personal, in which case the letters were left in the Personal Files. The use of "personal" to describe the contents of this series refers to all non-Atlantic Monthly interests. Often this may be a vague distinction. Some, like Brown Brothers & Company, Sedgwick's stockbrokers, easily belong in this series. Others, such as correspondence with colleagues regarding membership in various men's clubs, are less clear because they may have had professional associations with Sedgwick as well. In this case, the letters are filed chronologically under the name of the club. Sedgwick's correspondents regarding candidature to the Century Association include Henry James, Pierre Jay, and Edward Forbes. Sedgwick's own candidature to England's Athenaeum provoked nominating letters from John Buchan, William Galsworthy, Elizabeth Haldane, Lord Dunsany, and Henry Newbolt. Sedgwick was also a member of Boston's Wednesday Evening Club. The bulk of the correspondence in this series, contained in Cartons 17 and 18, refers to political, literary or personal issues. Sedgwick's professional advice was sought by many individuals on varied topics. The series also contains subject files regarding Sedgwick's intervention on behalf of foreigners seeking assistance in order to leave war-torn Europe. Included in the file "Czechoslovakia" are letters of introduction used by Sedgwick in a 1937 trip to that country, and correspondence regarding P. Dobias, a student who sought asylum in the U.S. in 1939. The Harding/Hanfstaengl file contains correspondence regarding financial support of Egon Hanfstaengl, a German student at Harvard. Hanfstaengl, a distant cousin of Sedgwick, was the son of Hitler supporter Ernst Hanfstaengl, who spent World War II incarcerated in various concentration camps in England and Canada. Also included in the Personal Files are correspondence with gardeners, book dealers, wine and cigar dealers, fund-raisers, and invitations to social events, none of which have been indexed. The extensive list of correspondents in this series necessitated a set of criteria for creation of a selective name index. Correspondents indexed were chosen based on the number of letters or significant institutional, personal or professional affiliations. All members of the Sedgwick family were indexed, including the Rev. Theodore, W. Ellery and William Ellery, R. Minturn Sedgwick, Marjorie Russell Sedgwick and her daughter, Pamela Russell. Also included in this series are condolences sent to Mrs. Sedgwick in 1960. Letters of condolence from people for whom Atlantic Monthly files existed were moved to those files. Carton 19 contains an assortment of materials, including essays written by Sedgwick about countries he visited, such as Greece, Portugal, Sicily, and Spain. His handwritten journals (travel diaries) of trips to Japan and South America between 1918 and 1936 are also in this carton. The diaries include addresses of contacts, daily activities, and impressions. These diaries were the basis for articles Sedgwick later submitted to the Atlantic Monthly. Miscellaneous materials in Carton 19 include drafts of a manuscript history of the Field Family (a Stockbridge, MA, family) and notes on word ciphers labelled "William Shakespeare."
					A. Correspondence
Carton 17	SH 1857 N	[Box 42]				Adams -- Fuller
Carton 18	SH 1182 E	[Box 43]				Garden Month-by-Month -- G.P. Putnam's Sons
Carton 18	SH 1182 E	[Box 44]				Rand -- Sedgwick
Carton 18	SH 1182 E	[Box 45]				Shattuck -- Y
Carton 19	SH 1183 F	[Box 46]	[Folder 1]			Quotations
Carton 19	SH 1183 F	[Box 46]	[Folder 2]			Sedgwick, Ellery, "The American Conundrum"
Carton 19	SH 1183 F	[Box 46]	[Folder 3]			Greece, writings (1951)
Carton 19	SH 1183 F	[Box 46]	[Folder 4]			Miscellaneous notes
Carton 19	SH 1183 F	[Box 46]	[Folder 5-6]			Portugal, writings (n.d., 1950-54)
Carton 19	SH 1183 F	[Box 46]	[Folder 7]			"The Provencal Adventures of the Aunts of Jesus"
Carton 19	SH 1183 F	[Box 46]	[Folder 8]			Sicily
Carton 19	SH 1183 F	[Box 46]	[Folder 9]			Spain
Carton 19	SH 1183 F	[Box 46]	[Folder 10]			Japan journals (1930)
Carton 19	SH 1183 F	[Box 46]	[Folder 11-15]			South America journals-- handwritten, typescript (1923)
Carton 19	SH 1183 F	[Box 46]	[Folder 16-18]			Travel Diaries: 1918, 1934, Japan 1936
Carton 19	SH 1183 F	[Box 46]	[Folder 19]			Miscellaneous notebooks
					B. Personal Files--Miscellaneous
Carton 19	SH 1183 F	[Box 47]	[Folder 1-2]			Field Family
Carton 19	SH 1183 F	[Box 47]	[Folder 3]			William Shakespeare
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				IV. Professional Affiliations Arranged by individual institutions. Sedgwick's professional life was not limited to literary associations. As an influential figure in Boston, as well as in the literary world, he was asked to serve on numerous boards. He was a Trustee of the Groton School, located in Groton, Massachusetts, and the Boston Public Library. He was also an Overseer of Harvard University. His wife was appointed by Harvard's Board of Overseers to a special committee to overseer management of the Arnold Arboretum in Jamaica Plain. In addition, Sedgwick was a part-owner and Vice-President of the Rumford Press, which printed the Reader's Digest, among other publications. Included in this series also are files from his days as an associate editor at Youth's Companion.
					A. Arnold Arboretum, 1949-1959 This sub-series is contained in Carton 19. The materials include correspondence, reports, and committee resolutions from 1950 through 1959, in chronological order. These records apparently were kept by Marjorie Russell Sedgwick, because it was she who was a member of the Committee to Visit the Arnold Arboretum. The Arboretum, established in Jamaica Plain in 1880 as a 500-acre park, became Harvard's botanical gardens. The park is administered by Harvard University and the Boston Department of Parks and Recreation. Mrs. Sedgwick, who was appointed to this committee by the Harvard Board of Overseers, served during a tense period. In 1953, the corporation which had been founded to raise money to support the Arboretum challenged Harvard University for control of the Arboretum. Included are letters from Mrs. Sedgwick and her husband, and "A Survey of the Controversy," by Professor Karl Sax.
Carton 19	SH 1183 F	[Box 48]				Correspondence, notes, 1949- 1959
					B. Boston Public Library, 1936-1942 This sub-series spans 1936 through 1942, during which time Sedgwick served as a Trustee of the Boston Public Library. The papers are arranged by correspondent or subject of correspondence, and chronologically within these designations. Cartons 20 ans 21 contain correspondence and library reports from Milton E. Lord, Director of the library. Other significant correspondents include: Frank W. Buxton; Wallace B. Donham, Dean of the Harvard Business School; Cardinal William O'Connell; John J. Hall, Esquire; and Louis E. Kirstein, of Filene's. Other materials include reports of the library's Examining Committee, comptroller's reports, budget estimates, personnel reports and staff exams, reports of the Board of Director's meetings, and accountants reports from the estate of Josiah H. Benton, one of the library's benefactors.
Carton 20	SH 1184 G	[Box 49]	[Folder 1-2]			General correspondence, n.d., 1938-42
Carton 20	SH 1184 G	[Box 49]	[Folder 3-4]			Benton Bequest, n.d., 1937- 41
Carton 20	SH 1184 G	[Box 49]	[Folder 5]			Boston Library Club
Carton 20	SH 1184 G	[Box 49]	[Folder 6]			Donham, Dean Wallace
Carton 20	SH 1184 G	[Box 49]	[Folder 7]			Examinations
Carton 20	SH 1184 G	[Box 49]	[Folder 8]			Mayor of Boston
Carton 20	SH 1184 G	[Box 49]	[Folder 9-12]			Staff (A-R)
Carton 20	SH 1184 G	[Box 49]	[Folder 13-14]			Trustees, Meetings, memoranda
Carton 20	SH 1184 G	[Box 49]	[Folder 15]			Buxton, Frank W.
Carton 20	SH 1184 G	[Box 49]	[Folder 16]			Hall, John L.
Carton 20	SH 1184 G	[Box 49]	[Folder 17]			Kirstein, Louis E.
Carton 20	SH 1184 G	[Box 49]	[Folder 18]			O'Connell, William Cardinal
						Papers Concerning Milton E. Lord
Carton 20	SH 1184 G	[Box 50]					n.d., 1936-38
Carton 21	SH 1185 H	[Box 51]					1939-40
					C. Harvard University, 1927-1944 This sub-series contains correspondence and reports from 1929 to 1943, during which time Sedgwick served on the University's Board of Overseers, and as a member of the Committee on the Classics. Other things with which Sedgwick was involved include the University's Tercentenary celebration, the reunion of the Class of 1894, and the 1938 Nieman Fellowship awards. Board of Overseers records are in Carton 21, as are General Correspondence and anniversary materials. Cartons 21 and 22 contain correspondence regarding Classics at Harvard and class reunions. Carton 22 also contains the fellowship awards papers and printed materials dated 1936-1940. The bulk of the correspondence is with other members of the Board and the Committee on the Classics, including Philip R. Allen, John Nicholas Brown, W.S. Ferguson, Jerome D. Green, Fred B. Lund, Lewis Perry, W.K. Richardson, George S. Stevenson, Winthrop H. Wade, James P. Warburg, and Charles Warren.
Carton 21	SH 1185 H	[Box 52]	[Folder 1-5]			General Correspondence, 1937-43
Carton 21	SH 1185 H	[Box 52]	[Folder 6]			Tercentenary
						Board of Overseers
Carton 21	SH 1185 H	[Box 52]	[Folder 7-21]				1929-39
Carton 21	SH 1185 H	[Box 52]	[Folder 1-7]				1940-42
Carton 21	SH 1185 H	[Box 53]	[Folder 8]			Class of 1894, 1944 Reunion
						Committee on the Classics
Carton 22	SH 1186 I	[Box 54]					1927-39
Carton 22	SH 1186 I	[Box 55]	[Folder 1-10]				1940-43
Carton 22	SH 1186 I	[Box 55]	[Folder 11-13]			Nieman Fellowships, 1938
Carton 22	SH 1186 I	[Box 55]	[Folder 14-16]			Printed Materials, 1936-40
					D. Rumford Press, 1933-1945 This sub-series consists of correspondence, sales earnings reports, financial statements, and reports for stockholders for the Rumford Press of New Hampshire, from 1933-1945. Sedgwick became a member of the Board of Directors in 1918, and was the company's first vice-President. He became particularly active in management of the company, which printed Reader's Digest and the Atlantic Monthly, after his retirement in 1939. An important topic of correspondence is the death of R. P. Weston, company president, the hiring of John G. Gerken as his replacement, and subsequent management problems. His primary correspondents include: company presidents John G. Gerken and R. P. Weston, and New Hampshire Senator George H. Moses. Carton 22 contains chronological correspondence files for Gerken, Weston, and Moses. Carton 23 contains General Correspondence, Correspondence/Financial Statements, Sales and Earnings/Balance Sheets, and Prospects (potential printing jobs), all of which are arranged in chronological order. Carton 23 also contains chronological correspondence and reports concerning Stockholders from 1941 through 1945.
Carton 22	SH 1186 I	[Box 56]	[Folder 1-6]			Gerken, John G., 1943-45
Carton 22	SH 1186 I	[Box 56]	[Folder 7-12]			Moses, George H., 1943-45
Carton 22	SH 1186 I	[Box 56]	[Folder 13-16]			Weston, R.P., 1942-43
Carton 23	SH 1187 J	[Box 57]	[Folder 1]			General correspondence
Carton 23	SH 1187 J	[Box 57]	[Folder 2-6]			Correspondence/Financial statements, 1936-41
Carton 23	SH 1187 J	[Box 57]	[Folder 7-13]			Sales & earnings/Balance sheets, 1937-44
Carton 23	SH 1187 J	[Box 57]	[Folder 14-19]			Prospects, 1933-39
						Stockholders
Carton 23	SH 1187 J	[Box 58]					1941
Carton 23	SH 1187 J	[Box 59]					1942-45
					E. Groton School, 1944 This sub-series contains miscellaneous papers concerning Trustees and alumni of the Groton School of Groton, Massachusetts, of which Sedgwick was both. He graduated from Groton in 1890, was a teacher there from 1895-1896, and served as Trustee from 1909 to 1940. This file contains correspondence from 1944 only. Correspondents include John Crocker and Pierre Jay.
Carton 24	SH 1188 K	[Box 60]	[Folder 1]			Misc. materials, correspondence, 1944
					*F. Youth's Companion, 1898-1900* This sub-series consists of only a few folders of manuscripts submitted to Sedgwick as an assistant editor of the Youth's Companion from 1898 to 1900. He worked there from 1896-1900. Correspondents include Eben C. Lamson and George S. Boutwell.
Carton 24	SH 1188 K	[Box 60]	[Folder 2-3]			Manuscripts submitted, 1898-1900
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				V. Publications, 1946-1947 Arranged chronologically and alphabetically by correspondent. This series contains materials concerning publication of Sedgwick's two books: The Happy Profession (1946) and Atlantic Harvest (1947). Papers relating to Sedgwick's autobiography, The Happy Profession, are in Carton 24 and include the publication contract and alphabetical correspondence from 1946-48. The correspondence in this series consists mainly of responses to The Happy Profession from people with whom Sedgwick had corresponded during his editorship. Included are: George Alger, Henry S. Canby, W. Cameron Forbes, E.M. Forster, Felix Frankfurter, James Norman Hall, Henry James, Thomas Lamont, William McFee, Margaret Prescott Montague, Leverett Saltonstall, and Edward A. Sumner. Carton 24 also contains miscellaneous correspondence and notes for the Atlantic Harvest, a compilation of Sedgwick's favorite articles printed in the Atlantic Monthly, and published in 1947. Included are brief biographical sketches Sedgwick wrote about each author represented in his compilation.
Carton 24	SH 1188 K	[Box 61]	[Folder 1]		Contract for The Happy Profession
Carton 24	SH 1188 K	[Box 61]	[Folder 2]		Unidentified Letters
Carton 24	SH 1188 K	[Box 61]	[Folder 3-22]		Comments (A-Z)
Carton 24	SH 1188 K	[Box 62]	[Folder 1]		Atlantic Harvest, misc. correspondence and notes
Carton 24	SH 1188 K	[Box 62]	[Folder 2]		Introductory notes
Carton 24	SH 1188 K	[Box 62]	[Folder 3-8]		Notes (A-Z)
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The following index contains select individuals who corresponded with Ellery Sedgwick. The names were taken from all parts of the collection except from the Atlantic Monthly General Files. The index is presented in two parts: by name of correspondent and by institutional affiliation.

The index is a select one because of the great number of people with whom Sedgwick had contact. Individuals were selected for inclusion on the basis of quantity of correspondence and/or institutional or professional affiliation.

The correspondence for whom files exist in the Atlantic Monthly General Files are designated in the index with an asterisk (*) after their names.

This index should be used in conjunction with the series description and box list. The indexes refer to former box and folder numbers used prior to the transfer to record cartons for offsite storage. Users should refer to the new carton and barcode numbers for retrieval from offsite storage. Both sets of numbers are listed in the box list.


Name	Institutional Affiliation	Location(s)
Abbott, Katherine	Boston Public Library	50.6
Adams, Charles Francis*		42.1 52.11,12
Adams, Samuel Hopkins		61.3
Agassiz, George R.*		52.8,9
Agassiz, Mabel		42.1
Albee, George		38 .1
Alden, John		53.8
Aldrich, William T.	Boston Archdiocese	61.3
Alger, George W.*		42.13 61.3
Allen, Francis		61.3
Allen, Frederick	Harper's Magazine	61.3
Allen, George		42.1
Allen, Philip R.	Harvard Univ.	42.1 54.11-13 55.2, 7
Allison, Gordon	H.V. Allison and Co.	42.1
Alperin, Ralph		61.3
Angle, Paul	Lincoln Centennial Association	34.9-11
Appleton, William Sumner	SPNEA	42.2
Armstrong, J.B.		34.1-7
Ashburn, Frank	Brooks School	42.2
Ashe, James		34.12
Aswell, Mary Lou (See Chamberlain, Mary Lou)
Atkinson, Henry R.	Boston Public Library	49.9
Auchincloss, Hugh		61 .3
Aydelotte, Frank		55.4
Bacon, Paul V.	Allyn and Bacon	54.3
Badt, Kurt		42.4
Baker , G . Evert		39.8, 9
Bangs, Ruth	Stockbridge Library	45.2
Barbour, Thomas*	Wintersnight Club	45.10
Barker, Leslie		42.4
Barlow, Charles Lowell		61.4
Barr, Mark	Athenaeum; Century Club	42.3, 4
Barrett, Oliver R.		34.13
Barton, William E.		32.8-10 34.15
Baruch, Bernard M.*		36.10
Bates, D.M.		61.4
Bates, Tia		42.4
Battenberg, M.H. Van H.		34.16
Baxter, James Phinney	Williams College	42.4
Beach, Thomas, Sir William		42.5
Bede, Elbert*	Cottage Grove Sentinel	39.5-35 41.23 61.4
Bell, Oliver L.	Rumford Press	58.5, 6, 9 59.8, 12
Bennett, Katherine (Mrs. John)		42.5
Benson, John Howard		42.11
Best, Nolan R.		36.10
Bigelow, Albert F.		52.12
Bird, Charles Sumner		42.5
Blake, Harold H.		58.5-7, 9-10, 16 59.1-9, 13
Bolton, Charles K.		42.5 61.4
Bond, R.T.	Dodd, Mead, and Co.	42.21
Boutwell, George S.		60.2
Bowra, C.M.		54.9
Boyden, Albert		42.6
Bradford, Edith Fiske		42.6
Bradley, Eleanor C.		44.25
Bridges, Styles	U.S. Senator (N.H.)	44.25
Brown, John Nicholas	Harvard Univ.	54.5, 9-10, 19 55.6, 8
Brown, Kenneth		43.6
Brown, Philip		37.8-9
Bryan, John Stewart	Richmond Newspapers, Inc.	42.9
Buchan, John*	Athenaeum	42.3
Bullock, Chandler		53.8
Burke, W.F.	Bureau of Internal Revenue	59.11
Burlingham, Chares C.		42.9
Burnett, Earle M.		42.9
Burr, Allston		42.9 52.9 54.3, 5
Buxton, F.W.	Boston Herald; Boston Public Library	49.15-17
Cabot, Frederick P.		36.11
Cabot, Godfrey		48.5
Cabot, Henry B.		39.7-8, 19
Cabot, Philip		42.10
Cabot, Richard C.*		39.26, 29-30, 32 40.6
Cabot, Samuel	General Thomas Club	37.10 42.10 55.3
Cabot, Stephen P.		42.10
Canby, Henry S.*		36.11 61.5
Canfield, Cass	Century Association	42.12
Canfil, Lloyd E.		42.11
Cardinas, Juan F. de	Spanish Consulate	37.1-2
Carey, Arthur Graham		42.11
Carlson, Frank	U.S. Congress (KS)	57.1
Carson, Bishop Harry Roberts		42.11
Carter, John F.		43.5-6
Carter, Winthrop		37.3
Castle, W.R.		52.21
Chamberlain, Mary Lou (Mrs. Thomas Doremus; Mrs. Aswell)	Atlantic Monthly staff	42.2, 13-14
Chase, Adele (Mrs. Lewis Chase)		42.15
Chase, George H.	Harvard Univ.	55.8
Cheever, David		61.5
Child, Henrietta		61.5
Choate, Mabel		42.15 61.5
Claflin, William H.		52.15 53.5 54.19 55.4
Claflin, Fanny Dwight	Arnold Arboretum	48.2-3
Clark, Grenville		42.16 48.6-8
Clark, Henry C.		52.19 53.7
Clifford, Robert		42.16
Cloud, Dudley H.*		52.18 53.1
Cole, A.L.	Reader's Digest	59.9-10
Conant, James B.*	Harvard Univ.	52.2, 4-5, 9, 13, 19, 21 53.1-5, 11 54.11, 15-16
Conklin, Edmund S.	Univ. Oregon	39.5, 8
Connick, Charles		42.17
Constable, Giles		44.24
Constable, W.G.	Museum of Fine Arts	42.17
Converse, Florence		42.17 61.5
Conway, Martin	Athenaeum	42.3
Coolidge, Charles A.	Wintersnight Club	45.10
Cram, Ralph W.*	The Democrat	45.10
Crane, Charles H.		61.5
Crane, Charles R.		42.17
Crane, Clinton H.		53.8 61.5
Crocker, John		60.1
Crowninshield, Frank*		61.5
Cummings, Charles K.		48.5
Curley, James Michael*		36.24
Curtis, Charles P.*		42.18
Curtis, Edith Roelker		42.18
Curtis, Gladys M.		42.18
Curtis, Lionel		42.18
Cutler, Robert		42.18 61.5
Daniel Hawthorne	Natural History Magazine	57.16-17
Davis, Fred W.	Rumford Press	58.2, 5 59.7, 14
Davis, Lincoln		42.20 53.8
Davis, Orlando C.	Boston Public Library	49.8-9
Denison, Pearl		42.20
Derby, Richard		42.20
Dix, John A.	Trinity Church, New York City	42.20
Dixon, James P.		43.18
Dobias, P.		42.19
Dodd, Edward H., Jr.	Dodd, Mead, and Co.	42.21
Dodge, Alice R. (Bowditch)		42.21
Dodge, Robert G.		48.6
Domincovich, H.A.*	Flying Moose Lodge	42.21 61.6
Donham, Wallace B.	Harvard Business School	49.6, 9
Donnelly, H.		42.21
Douglas, Lloyd*		61.6
Douglas, Peggy		42.21
Dow, Sterling		55.9-10
Drummond, J. Roscoe	Christian Science Monitor	37.14
Duce, Angel		42.21 61.1
Dunsany, Lord* (Edward John Morton Drax Plunkett)	Athenaeum	42.3
d'Utassey, George		59.3
Dwight, Margaret C. (Mrs. H.W.)	Stockbridge Library	42.21 45.2
Dyer, Henry C.		53.8
Dyson, Edward		42.21
Eaton, Walter Pritchard		61.7
Edgell, G. Harold	Museum of Fine Arts	42.22 52.10
Edwards, Raymond D.	Rumford Press	58.2-5, 5-6, 8, 11-13
Ellery, William		42.22
Elliott, Ellen	British Workshop	42.6
Embree, Edwin		42.22
Endicott, William C.		40.8
Fairbank, Mrs. Kellogg		42.23
Fales, DeCoursey		55.5
Farley, J.W.	Arnold Arboretum	48.2-4
Fay, Charles Norman	Harvard '69	42.23
Feather, William		42.23 61.8
Ferguson, W.S.	Harvard Univ.	52.19 54.18-19
Ferry, Ronald M.	Harvard Univ.	42.23
Field, Henriette (Mrs. Edwin T. Rice)	Harvard Univ.	42.23
Finley, John H.*	New York Times	42.23
Finley, John H., Jr.		52.3, 18 54.1 13, 16-19 55.1-4, 6-7, 9-10
Fitz, Reginald		52.3, 13 53.2, 5
Fitzpatrick, Teresa S.*		32.12 35.29
Flanders, Ralph E.	U. S. Senate (VT)	42.23
Foerster, Dr. F.W.		42.24
Forbes, Allan	United War Fund	42.24
Forbes, Allyn K.	Massachusetts Historical Society	42.24 43.15
Forbes, Amelia		42.24
Forbes, Edward W.	Century Association; Fogg Museum of Art	42.1, 12, 24
Forbes, Miss Hoima		42.24
Forbes, Murray		61.8
Forbes, W. Cameron		37.9, 11, 14 42.25 61.8
Forbes, W. Stuart	Rumford Press	42.25
Ford, J.D.M.		37.13-14, 16 42.26
Ford, Worthington		34.24
Forster, E.M.*		61.8
Foster, Sara E.	NY Herald Tribune	61.8
Frankfuter, Felix*		36.13, 25 54.11-12 61.8
Frothingham, Robert		42.26
Fry, Margery (Mrs. Davis E. Burr)		42.26
Fukumoto, Fukuichi		42.26
Gade, John A.		37.18-19
Gallien, A. Gurnee	Groton School	58.9
Galsworthy, John*		61.9
Galsworthy, William	Athenaeum	42.3
Gardiner, Robert Hallowell		43.1
Gardner, G. Peabody, Jr.		52.15
Gerken, John G.	Rumford Press	56.1-6 59.16
Gerte, Albert		43.1
Gibbons, Bishop Edmund F.		36.14
Gifford, Mrs. Augustus		43.2
Gildea, Miss W.B.		43.2
Goodman, H. Nelson	Goodman-Walker Fine Arts	43.2
Green Robert M.		54.7
Greene, E.B.		43.3
Greene, Henry Copley		36.25
Greene, Jerome D.	Century Association	42.12 52.2, 8, 12-16, 18-19 53.2-7 54.3-4, 12, 16 55.1, 11-13
Greene, Warren	Rumford Press	58.1 59.4, 7
Greenslet, Ferris	Houghton Mifflin	39.12 61.9
Gregory, Ernst	Rumford Press	57.15-17 58.2-3, 9-11, 13, 16 59.1, 3-5, 7-8, 10-11
Grey, Hm.		44.25
Groot, Roy de		42.20
Grouitch, Mabel S.		61.9
Guerrier, Edith	Massachusetts Library Association	49.9
Hackett, Francis		43.4 61.10
Haldane, Elizabeth	Athenaeum	42.3
Hale, Worth	Harvard Medical School	43.1
Hall, James Norman*		61.10
Hall, John L.	Boston Public Library	43.4 49.18
Hambuechen, J.W.		54.8
Hamlen, E.P		43.4
Hammond, Mason		43.4 55.2, 8-9
Hanc, Josef	Czechoslovakian Council	42.19
Hand, Augustus N.		54.13
Hand, Learned*		52.8
Hanfstaengl, Egon H.		43.6
Hanfstaengl, Ernst		43.5-6
Haraszti, Zoltan	Boston Public Library	49.10 61.10
Hard, William		43.4
Harding, Francis A.		43.5-6 55.2
Harris, John G.		55.10
Hart, Merwin K.		37.10-12
Haskell, H.J		43.7
Hatch, Francis Whiting		43.7
Hawthorne, John		43.7
Hawthorne, John J.		55.3, 8
Hay, Logan	Lincoln Centennial Association	34.11
Hayward, Nathan		52.7
Heeley, Allan V.	Lawrenceville School	42.1
Hemenway, Harriett L.		61.10
Henderson, Gerald	Republican Finance Committee	43.7
Hendrick, Burton J.		61.10
Hensley, Richard G.	Boston Public Library	43.7 49 .11
Herter, Christian A.*		36.16, 25
Higginson, F.L. (Peter)		43.7
Higginson, F.W.		43.7
Hill, Edwin C.	CBS	41.5
Hodapp, William C.	Indiana Univ.	57.19
Hodgman, Burns P.	Rumford Press	57.2, 15-17, 19
Hofer, Philip	Harvard Univ.	43.8 52.4 53.5 55.7
Hoffman, Paul		43.8
Holmes, Henry W.		52.2, 10, 11
Hopkins, Ernest M.	Dartmouth College	59.16
Hopkinson, Charles		61.10
Household, Geoffrey*		61.10
Howe, Mark A. DeWolfe*	Atlantic Monthly staff	35.2 52.10 61.10
Howe, Quincy		43.8 61.10
Howe, Wallis E.		61.10
Howe, William Scott		43.8
Hudec, Karel		42.19
Hume, Alison	Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer	43.8
Huntington, James		43.8
Jackman, J .R.	Rumford Press	58.1, 15-16 59.1-6, 9-10, 13-16
Jackson, C.N.		54.4-8, 10-19 55.1-8
Jackson, Charles		61.11
Jackson, William A.		53.8 61.11
Jaeger, Werner		55.2, 3, 8
James, Alice		61.11
James, Frederika		44.25
James, Henry*	Century Association	42.12 61.11
James, William*		61.11
Jaros, Ernest S.		43.9
Jay, N.D.		43.3
Jay, Pierre	Century Association	42.12 60.1
Jenkins, Herbert L.	Little, Brown and Co.	35.5
Jerreld, William J.		59.4
Johnson, Alvin		42.9
Johnson, Owen		36.26
Johnson, Walter		43.9
Judkins, Esther		43.9
Kabayama, Ayske	Japanese Consulate General	43.10
Kawakami, K.K.		43.10
Keller, Carl T.		43.11 53.8
Kellogg, Frederic B.		43.11
Kelly, John Eoghan		37.11-12
Kenney, James W.	Boston Public Library	49.12
Kent, H.W.		44.5
Kerr, Chester	Office of War Information	43.11
Kimball, Fiske Philadelphia Museum of Art		43.11
King, William MacKenzie		61.14
Kirstein, Louis E.	Boston Public Library; Filene's Sons Co.	42.23 49.19
Kittredge, G.L.		55.3
Krock, Arthur*	New York Times	61.12
Kroda, Kiyoshi		43.11
Krumbhaar, E.B.		43.11
Kudner, Arthur		59.3, 4
Kuhn-Leitz, Elsie		43.11
Lally, Joseph M.		44.25
Lamont, Thomas*		52.5 61.12 scrapbook
Lamson, Eben C.		60.2
Lane, Robert E.		52.2
Langley, James M.	Concord Daily Monitor	58.2, 9
Lee, George C.		61.12
Lee, Joseph		36.17
Lewis, John E.	Rumford Press	58.2, 3
Lewis, Marvin McCord	Reader's Digest	58.2
Lewis, Wilmarth Sheldon "Lefty"		43.12 44.24
Lewisohn, Sam A.		43.12
Lippman, Walter*	NY Herald Tribune	52.19 55.11, 12 61.13
Littell, Robert	Century Association	42.12
Livingstone, Sir Richard	Corpus Christi College; Oxford	43.13 54.9, 18
Lockwood, John		44.24
Lockwood, Mrs. John E.; "Netta" (Henrietta Sedgwick)		43.13
Lockwood, Sally		43.13 61.13
Lord, Milton E.	Boston Public Library	49.8-9,14 50.2-15 51.1-14
Lord, Robert H.		51.5-6
Loring, Charles G.		43.13
Lowes, Marvin McCord	Reader's Digest	43.13
Luce, Stephen B.		54.5, 6, 18
Lund, Fred B.	Harvard Univ.	54.6, 10 55.1, 2
Lyman, Theodore	Wintersnight Club	45.10
Lyon, Cecil		61.13
Lyon, G.	American Embassy, Chile	43.13
MacGregor, Charles D.		59.6
Mack, Julian W.		52.8
MacMillan, William		43.14
Makewell, Lee W.	Youth Today	58.7
Marquand, Christine		43.14 61.14
Marquand, John		44.24
Marsters, A.A. "Buzz"		61.14
Martin, Edward S.*		40.14
Martin, George W.		54.13 61.14
Marvin, Langdon P.		53.5
Mathews, William R.	Arizona Daily Star	43.16
Maurice, Sir Frederick		43.17
Mayer, A. Hyatt	Metropolitan Museum of Art	43.17
McAloney, S. Holt	Story	57.19
McCord, David		52.2
McCormick, Ada	Letter from America	43.17
McFee, William*		61.14
McIntyre, Alfred R.	Little, Brown and Co.	32.13 35.5 39.2 61.14
McNamara, John F.	House Beautiful	32.5
McSweeney, Edward		59.4, 5
Meiklejohn, Peter	Boston City Hospital	42.5
Mencken, Henry L.		61.15
Merriman, Roger B.*		52.10 53.1
Merryweather, George		43.17
Merz, Charles	Century Association	42.12
Metaxa, Countess Ina		43.17
Metcalf, K.D.	Harvard Univ.	52.3, 5
Minor, Wilma Frances		32.1-16
Minot, James		43.18 44. 24
Montague, Gilbert H.		43.18
Montague, Margaret Prescott*		61.15 62.6
Moore, Charles		52.3
Moral, Marquis del		37.4-5, 14
Morgan, Arthur		43.18
Morgan, Henry S.		43.18 52.10-11
Morrison, Wayland A.		35.8
Morton, J.M		52.9
Moses, George H.	Rumford Press; U.S.Senator (NH)	56.7-12 58.1-2, 4-12, 16 59.1
Murchic, Guy		61.15
Murray, Mary	Athenaeum	42.3
Neill, Esther W. (Mrs. Charles P.)		61.16
Newbolt, Henry*	Athenaeum	42.3
Newton, Caroline		43.19
Newton, E. Swift		62.7
Niemeyer, Helen		43.6
Nock, Arthur		55.10
Nordhoff, Charles*		61.22
0'Brien, Robert		43.19 61.17
O'Connell, William (Cardinal)	Boston Archdiocese	49.20
Ogilby, R.B.	Trinity College	54.14
Osland-Hill, Nora Waln		42.19
Owen-Porter, Marion		43.19
Owens, Olga	Boston Sunday Post	61.17
Page, Arthur		61.18
Paine, Richard C.	Century Association	42.12 43.20
Paine, Robert Treat II		43.20
Palmer, Paul	Reader's Digest	61.18
Palmer, Walter W.	Century Association	42.12
Park, Charles F.	First Church in Boston	43.21 44.24
Parkhurst, Lewis		43.21
Parkman, Francis	St.Mark's School	43.21 52.11 54.6
Parkman, Henry Jr.	Boston Public Library	49.8 50.12
Patterson, G.A.	Rumford Press	35.16
Patterson, Mary Bonner		43.22
Peabody, Elizabeth R.	Groton School	61.18
Peabody, Endicott*		43.22
Peabody, N.J.	Atlantic Publications	32.6, 8, 11, 14 34.3, 4
Peabody, W. Rodman		55.3
Peare, R.S.		58.10
Pearson, Thomas		61.18
Pease, Arthur Stanley		54.7-8 55.2, 8
Peattie, Roderick		43.23
Penick, Margaret H.D.		43.23
Perkins, John F.		43.23
Ferry, Bliss*		43.23 52.10 61.18
Ferry, James deW.		52.10
Perry, Lewis	Phillips Exeter Academy	43.24 44.24 54.5, 10, 17 55.2, 8 61.18
Petchey, Arthur J.	Wednesday Evening Club	45.8
Peterson, Carl C.		36.19
Phillips, Caroline		43.24 61.18
Phillips, William		43.24
Pier, Arthur S.	Saint Paul's School	43.24 61.18
Pierce, Evelyn		43.25
Plunkett, Edward John Moreton Drax (SEE Dunsany, Lord)
Polk, Frank L.		43.25
Pound, Arthur		61.18
Prescott, Kate H. (Mrs. William H.)		61.18
Price, Lucien	Boston Globe	43.25 61.18
Pringle, Henry F.		43.6
Proskauer, Joseph M.		36.19, 27 43.25
Prouty, Lewis I.		43.25
Purvis, Donn	Deputy of State, Washington	61.18
Pusey, Nathan		43.25 48.6
Putnam, George Haven	Athenaeum	42.3
Rand, E. Ken	Harvard Univ.	44.1 52.2, 5, 9, 18 53.1,6,8 54 .3, 5-9, 11,16-19 55.1-4, 6-9
Ratcliffe, S.K.		61.19
Read, Herbert		44.1
Reilly, Walter S.	Atlantic Publications	32.14, 15
Richards, Dorothea (Mrs. Ivor)		44.25
Richards, Henry H.		61.19
Richards, Ivor A.	Harvard Univ.	44.2-4, 25 52.4 61.19
Richardson, W.K.	Harvard Univ.	44.5 54.6, 10, 13, 15, 17 55.1, 2, 5, 8
Rogers, Alan S.		44.25
Roosevelt, Franklin D.*		36.20
Rorimer, James J.	Metropolitan Museum of Art	44.5, 24
Rossitor, W.S.	Rumford Press	35.16 36.20
Rublee, George		44.3 52.20 61 .19
Rublee, Juliet Barrett		44.5
Rublee, Mary Lowell (Mrs. George)		40.17
Rundlet, Charles T.	Rumford Press	58.1, 3, 6-11, 16 59.3, 5, 11
Russell, Elizabeth		44.24
Russell, Pamela		44.6-9A
Ryan, James H.	Catholic Univ.	36.20
Sachs, Paul J.	Fogg Art Museum	52.11
Sagendorph, Robb	Yankee	57.19
Saltonstall, Leverett		52.3, 20 61.20
Sarton, George		44.10
Sarton, May		44.10, 24
Scaife, Roger L.	Little, Brown and Co.	44.11 57.19 61 .20
Sedgwick, Alexander C. "Shan"		44.13, 24, 25 61.20
Sedgwick, C.F.		44.14
Sedgwick, Cabot		44.15
Sedgwick, Catherine Maria		44.16
Sedgwick, Ellery		44.17-19 61.20 62 .1
Sedgwick, H.D.		61.20
Sedgwick, Harold		61.20
Sedgwick, Helen (Mrs. R. Minturn)		61 .20
Sedgwick, Henrietta "Net"		44.20,25
Sedgwick, Henry D.		44.21
Sedgwick, Hubert M.		44.23
Sedgwick, Marjorie		44.24
Sedgwick, R. Minturn		44.26 57.15 59.16 61 .20
Sedgwick, Sally (Mrs. W. Ellery)		44.27 61.20
Sedgwick, Theodore		44.28
Sedgwick, Theodore Jr.		61.20
Sedgwick, W. Ellery		44.29
Sedgwick, William Ellery		44.30
Shattuck, George C.		45.1
Shaw, G. Howland	Century Association	42.12
Shaw, Thomas S.		45.1
Sheldon, William		44.24
Shepard, Brooks		61.20
Shurcliff, Margaret H. (Mrs. Arthur)	Boston Public Library	51.18
Simpson, Gordon		32.15 34.2, 7
Smith, Glanville		61.21
Snyder, D.B.	Atlantic Monthly Pub.	45.1
Sprague, Albert A.		52.11
Sprague, Oliver		53.8
Stearns, Foster	House of Rep. (NH)	59.2-3, 10, 12-13
Steed,	William Athenaeum	42.3
Stevenson, George S.	Harvard Univ.	45.2 54.11, 17 55.2, 8
Stokes, Anson Phelps		36.21
Stone, Marshall H.		52.20
Stratton, Samuel S.	Middlebury College	61.21
Strong, F.R.	Rumford Press	57.15, 16 58.2, 3, 11
Strong, Mrs. Nelson Edward		61.21
Sullivan, Mark*		36.21 53 .7 61.21
Sumner, Edward A.		45.2, 3 61.21
Sureto, Henry C.	Century Association	42.12
Swan, Joseph R.		45.3 61.21
Swope, Gerard		61.21
Takaishi, Shingoro	Japanese embassy	45.4
Takase, Tsuto	Japan Board of Tourist Industry	45.4
Tarbell, Ida		35.20
Thoby-Marcelin, Philippe		45.5
Tomita, Kojiro	Museum of Fine Arts	45.5
Tremaine, Morris S.	New York State Comptroller	36.18
Trevelyan, S. M.	Athenaeum	42.3
Udal, N. R.	Athenaeum	42.3
Urrutia, Fernando		37.10
Van Doren, Irita	NY Herald Tribune	43.7
Verduin, Arnold R.		42.19
Wade, Winthrop	Harvard Univ.	52.8-10, 12, 13 54 .3
Wadsworth, Eliot	Boston Public Library	50.10
Wald, Lillian D.*		36.1
Walker, Roosevelt		45.6
Wallace, Dewitt	Reader's Digest	45.6 59.9 61.23
Walsh, Mary R.		45.6
Wand, Lady Jean		44.25
Warburg, James P.	Harvard Univ.	54.11, 15, 17 55.1, 2, 5, 8
Ward, Barbara	The Economist	41.24
Warren, Charles	Harvard Univ.	52.2, 3, 11, 12, 16 53.1
Warren, Joseph		45.6
Washburn, Brad		44.24 48.7
Washburn, Henry B.		44.25
Washburn, Reginald	Rumford Press	53.8 58.1 59.10 61.23
Washburn, Robert		45.7
Wayman, Dorothy F.		45.7
Webb, Van		45.7
Weeks, Edward A.		32.4
Weeks, Edward A.		48.2, 3
Welch, Mrs. Richard E.		44.25
Welles, Sumner		37.13
Westcott, Marian		43.2
Weston, R.P.	Rumford Press	56.13-16 57.6 58.2-4, 6-16
Whatmough, Joshua		55.9
Wheeler, John N.		37.13, 14
Whicher, George F.		45.9
White, Eva W.		49.8
White, William A.	Emporia Gazette	35.27
White, William L.	Gazette	61.23
Whittemore, Lawrence F.	Boston and Maine RR	59.11-12, 16
Whittemore, Louis		45.9
Whittier, John M.		52.2
Wigglesworth, Richard B.		45.5
Williams, Lewis B.		43.4
Williams, Sydney M.	Harvard Univ.	52.1-3
Wilson, Kenneth	Reader's Digest	61.23
Wilson, Robert Cade		58.9 61.23
Windolph, F. Lyman		45.9 61.23
Wolcott, Oliver		48.1, 5
Walcott, Samuel H.		52.11
Woodworth, Herbert G.		54.5, 10
Wortham, H.E.	Athenaeum	45.12 61.23
Wyzanski, Charles E., Jr.		44.24 45.12
Yamaguchi, H.S.K.		45.12
Yardley, Arthur W.		59.2, 4, 10, 12-13
Zuber, Osborn		55.18


Institutional Affiliation	Name	Location(s)
Alfred A. Knopf Inc.		43.11
Allyn and Bacon	Bacon, Paul V.	54.3
American Embassy, Chile	Lyon, G.	43.13
American Library in Paris (SEE Sumner, Edward A.)
Arizona Daily Star	Mathews, Williams R.	43.16
Arnold Arboretum	Clark, Fanny Dwight (Mrs. Grenville Clark)	48.2, 3
	Farley, J.W.	48.2-4
Athenaeum		42.3
	Barr, Mark	42.3-4
	Buchan, John*	42.3
	Conway, Martin	42.3
	Dunsany, Lord* (Edward John Moeton Drax Plunkett)	42.3
	Galsworthy, William	42.3
	Haldane, Elizabeth	42.3
	Murray, Mary	42.3
	Newbolt, Henry*	42.3
	Putnam, George Haven	42.3
	Steed, William	42.3
	Trevelyan, S.M.	42.3
	Udal, N.R.	42.3
	Wortham, H.E.	45.12 61.23
Atlantic Monthly staff	Chamberlain, Mary Lou (Mrs. Thomas Doremus; Mrs. Aswell)	42.2, 13-14
	Howe, Mark A. DeWolfe*	35.2 52.10 61.10
Atlantic Publications	Peabody, N.J.	32.6, 8, 11, 14 34.3-4
	Reilly, Walter S.	32.14-15
	Snyder, D.B.	45.1

Boston and Maine R.R.	Whittemore, Lawrence F.	59.11-12, 16
Boston Archdiocese	Aldrich, William T.	61.3
	O'Connell, William (Cardinal)	49.20
Boston City Hospital	Meiklejohn, Peter	42.5
Boston Globe	Price, Lucien	43.25 61.18
Boston Herald	Buxton, F.W.	49.15-17
Boston Public Library	Abbott, Katharine	50.6
	Atkinson, Henry R.	49.9
	Buxton, F.W.	49.15-17
	Davis, Orlando C.	49.8-9
	Hall, John L.	43.4 49.18
	Haraszti, Zoltan	49.10 61.10
	Hensley, Richard G.	437 49.11
	Kenney, James W.	49.12
	Kirstein, Louis E.	42.23 49.19
	Lord, Milton E.	49.8-9, 14 50.2-15 51.1-14
	Parkman, Henry, Jr.	49.8 50.12
	Shurcliff, Margaret H. (Mrs. Arthur)	51.15
	Wadsworth, Eliot	50.10
Boston Suday Post	Owens, Olga	61.17
British Broadcasting Corporation		42.6
British Workshop		42.6
	Elliott, Ellen	42.6
Brooks School	Ashburn, Frank	42.2
Brown Brother and Co. (Stockbroker)		42.7-8
Bureau of Internal Revenue	Burke, W.F.	59.11
Catholic Univ.	Ryan, James H.	36.20
CBS	Hill, Edwin C.	41.5
Century Association		42.12
	Barr, Mark	42.3-4
	Canfield, Cass	42.12
	Forbes, Edward W.	42.1, 12, 24
	Greene, Jerome D.	42.12 52.2, 8, 12-16, 18-19 53.2-7 54.3-4, 12, 16 55.1, 11-13
	James, Henry*	42.12 61.11
	Jay, Pierre	42.12 60.1
	Littell, Robert	42.12
	Merz, Charles	42.12
	Paine, Richard C.	42.12 43.20
	Palmer, Walter W.	42.12
	Shaw, G. Howland	42.12
	Sureto, Henry C.	42.12
Christian Science Monitor	Drummond, J. Roscoe	37.14
Concord Daily Monitor	Langley, James M.	58.2, 9
Corpus Christi College, Oxford	Livingstone, Sir Richard	43.13 54.9, 18
Cottage Grove Sentinel	Bede, Elbert*	39.5-35 41.23 61.4
Czechoslovakian Consul	Hanc, Josef	42.19
Dartmouth College	Hopkins, Ernest M.	59.16
Democrat, The	Cram, Ralph W.*	40.6
Deputy of State, Washington	Purvis, Donn	61.18
Dodd, Mead and Co.	Bond, R.T.	42.21
	Dodd, Edward H., Jr.	42.21
Doubleday (SEE Theodore Sedgwick)		42.21
Economist, The	Ward, Barbara	41.24
Emporia Gazette	White, William A.	35.27
Filene's Sons Co. (SEE Kirstein, Louis E.)
First Church in Boston	Park, Charles E.	43.21 44.24
Flying Moose Lodge	Domincovich, H.A.*	42.21 61.6
Fogg Art Museum	Sachs, Paul J.	52.11
Fogg Museum of Art	Forbes, Edward W.	42.1, 12, 24
Forever Amber		42.26
Forness and Morgan		42.26
Garden Month by Month		43.1
Gazette	White, William L.	61.23
General Thomas Club	Cabot, Samuel	37.10 42.10 55.3
Goodman-Walker Fine Arts	Goodman, H. Nelson	43.2
Groton School	Gallien, A. Gurnee	58.9
	Peabody, Elizabeth R.	61.18
H.V. Allison and Co.	Allison, Gordon	42.1
Harper and Brothers Publishers		35.1
Harper's Magazine	Allen, Frederick	61.3
Harvard '69	Fay, Charles Norman	42.23
Harvard Business School	Donham, Wallace B.	49.6, 9
Harvard Medical School	Hale, Worth	43.1
Harvard Univ.	Allen, Philip R.	42.1 54.11-13 55.2, 7
	Brown, John Nicholas	54.5, 9-10, 19 55.6, 8
	Chase, George H.	55.8
	Conant, James B.*	52.2, 4-5, 9, 13, 19, 21 53.1-6, 11 54.11, 15-16
	Ferguson, W.S.	52.19 54.18-19
	Ferry, Ronald M.	42.23
	Hofer, Philip	43.8 52.4 53.5 55.7
	Lund, Fred B.	54.6, 10 55.1-2
	Metcalf, K.D.	52.3, 5
	Rand, E. Ken	44.1 52.2, 5, 9, 18 53.1, 6, 8 54.3, 5-9, 11, 16-19 55.1-4, 6-9
	Richards, Ivor A.	44.2-4, 25 52.4 61.19
	Richardson, W.K.	44.5 54.6, 10, 13, 15, 17 55.1-2, 5, 8
	Stevenson, George S.	45.2 54.11, 17 55.2, 8
	Wade, Winthrop	52.8-10, 12-13 54.3
	Warburg, James P.	54.11, 15, 17 55.1-2, 5, 8
	Warren, Charles	52.2-3, 11-12, 16 53.1
	Williams, Sydney M.	52.1-3
Houghton Mifflin	Greenslet, Ferris	39.12 61.9
House Beautiful	McNamara, John F.	32.5
House of Rep. (N.H.)	Stearns, Foster	59.2-3, 10, 12-13
Indiana Univ.	Hodapp, William C.	57.19
Japan Board of Tourist Industry	Takase, Tsuto	45.4
Japan Institute		43.9
Japanese Consulate General	Kabayama, Ayske	43.10
Japanese embassy	Takaishi, Shingoro	45.4
Lawrenceville School	Heeley, Allen V.	42.1
Letter from America	McCormick, Ada	43.17
Lincoln Centennial Association	Angle, Paul	34.9-11
	Hay, Logan	34.11
Little, Brown and Co.		35.5 43.13
	Jenkins, Herbert L.	35.5
	McIntyre, Alfred R.	32.13 35.5 39.2 61.14
	Scaife, Roger L.	44.11 57.19 61.20
MacMillan Co. of Canada		42.6
Massachusetts Historical Society	Forbes, Allyn K.	42.24 43.15
Massachusetts Library Association	Guerrier, Edith	49.9
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer	Hume, Allison	43.8
Metropolitian Museum of Art	Mayer, A. Hyatt	43.17
	Rorimer, James J.	44.5, 24
Middlebury College	Stratton, Samuel S.	61.21
Museum of Fine Arts	Constable, W.G.	42.17
	Edgell, G. Harold	42.22 52.10
	Tomita, Kojiro	45.5
Natural History Magazine	Daniel, Hawthorne	57.16-17
New York State Comptroller	Tremaine, Morris S.	36.18
New York Times	Finley, John H.*	37.13-14
	Krock, Arthur*	61.12
Nieman Foundation for Journalism		43.19
New York Herald Tribune	Foster, Sara E.	52.11
	Lippman, Walter*	52.19 55.11-12 61.13
	Van Doren, Irita	43.7
Office of War Information	Kerr, Chester	43.11
Philadelphia Museum of Art	Kimball, Fiske	43.11
Phillips Exeter Academy	Perry, Lewis	43.24 44.24 54.5, 10, 17 55.2, 8 61.18
Reader's Digest	Cole, A.L.	59.9-10
	Lewis, Marvin McCord	58.2
	Lowes, Marvin McCord	43.13
	Palmer, Paul	61.18
	Wallace, Dewitt	45.6 59.9 61.23
	Wilson, Kenneth	61.23
Republican Finance Commitee	Henderson, Gerald	43.7
Richmond Newspapers, Inc.	Bryan, John Stewart	42.9
Royal Institute of International Affairs	Curtis, Lionel	42.18
Rumford Press	Bell, Oliver L.	58.5-6, 9 59.8, 12
	Davis, Fred W.	58.2, 5 59.7, 14
	Edwards, Raymond D.	58.2-3, 5-6, 8, 11-13
	Forbes, W. Stuart	42.25
	Gerken, John G.	56.1-6 59.16
	Greene, Warren	58.1 59.4, 7
	Gregory, Enrst	57.15-17 58.2-3, 9-11, 13, 16 59.1, 3-5, 7-8, 10-11
	Hodgman, Burns P.	57.52, 15-17, 19
	Jackman, J.R.	58.1, 15-16 59.1-6, 9-10, 13-16
	Lewis, John E.	58.2-3
	Moses, George H.	56.7-12 58.1-2, 4-12, 16
	Patterson, G.A.	35.16
	Rossitor, W.S.	35.16 36.20
	Rundlet, Charles T.	58.1, 3, 6-11, 16 59.3, 5, 11
	Strong, F.R.	57.15-16 58.2-3, 11
	Washburn, Reginald	53.8 58.1 59.10 31.23
	Weston, R.P.	56.13-16 57.6 58.2-4, 6-16
Saint Paul's School	Pier, Arthur S.	43.24 61.18
Spanish Consulate	Cardinas, Juan F. de	37.1-2
SPNEA	Appleton, William Sumner	42.2
St. Mark's School	Parkman, Francis	43.21 52.11 54.6
Stockbridge Library	Bangs, Ruth	45.2
	Dwight, Margaret C. (Mrs. H.W.)	42.21 45.2
Story	McAloney, S. Holt	57.19
Trinity Church, NYC	Dix, John A.	42.20
Trinity College	Ogilby, R.B.	54.14
U.S. Congress (KS)	Carlson, Frank	57.1
U.S. Congress (NH)	Bridges, Styles	57.1
	Moses, George R.	56.7-12 58.1-2, 4-12, 16
US Senate (VT)	Flanders, Ralph E.	42.23
United War Fund	Forbes, Allan	42.24
Univ. Oregon	Conklin, Edmund S.	39.5, 8
Wednesday Evening Club		45.8
	Petchey, Arthur J.	45.8
Williams College	Baxter, James Phinney	42.4
Wintersnight Club		45.10-11
	Barbour, Thomas*	45.10
	Coolidge, Charles A.	45.10
	Lyman, Theodore	45.10
Yankee	Sagendorph, Robb	57.19
Youth Today	Makewell, Lee W.	58.7

Table of Contents

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Louis Adamic (Clarence Darrow) (4)
Jane Addams (1915-1931) (18)
George R. Agassiz (1914-1922) (10)
Conrad Aiken (1915) (4)
George Arliss (1922-1923, 1930) (8)
Hon. H. H. Asquith (1919) (1)
Earl Arthur James Balfour (1922) (1)
Thomas Barbour (1919-1945) (12)
James M. Barrie (1932) (2)
Bernard M. Baruch (1921-1940) (31)
H. E. Bates (1929-1945) (10)
Lord Beaverbrook (1924-1928) (3)
William Rose Benet (1915-1934) (11)
Arnold Bennett (1916-1928) (6)
Louis Bromfifeld (1924) (1)
Van Wyck Brooks (1921-1940) (21)
John Buchan (1917-1935) (22)
Pearl Buck (1922-1934) (13)
Harvey H. Bundy (1928) (2)
Ben Lucien Burman (1926) (3)
Witter Bynner (1922-1934) (6)
Admiral Richard E. Byrd (1938) (2)
Henry S. Canby (1914-1940) (34)
Willa Cather (1922-1932) (18)
Lord David Cecil (1932-1938) (9)
John Jay Chapman (1914) (11)
Lord Charnwood (1918-1941)
Mary Ellen Chase (1920-193) (33)
Sir Winston Churchill (1914-1917) (4)
Padraic Colum (1923; 1935-1940) (3)
James Bryant Conant (1935-1940) (6)
Cyril Connolly (1936) (3)
C. T. Copeland (1915-1935) (8)
A. E. Coppard (1921, 1922, 1924) (3)
James Gould Cozzens (1920-1925) (4)
Harry & Caresse Crosby (1925) (2)
S. M. Crothers (1911) (1)
Frank Crowninshield (1915-1931) (20)
James M. Curley (1930-1934) (4)
Charles P. Curtis, Jr. (1927) (1)
Harvey Cushing (1916-1936) (22)
Richard Ely Danielson (1920-1922)
Walter De La Mare (1915) (1)
Salvador De Madariage (1928)
Bernard De Voto (1926) (3)
John Dewey (1921) (2)
Ruth Draper (1932) (3)
Theodore Dreiser (1919) (2)
John Foster Dulles (1935) (5)
Lord Dunsany (1919-1957) (43)
Will Durant (1926) (4)
Charles W. Eliot (1915-1925) (31)
Dorothy Canfield Fisher (1915-1937) (25)
Abraham Flexner (1914-1934) (27)
E. M. Forster (1933) (1)
Douglas S. Freeman (1935) (5)
Felix Frankfurter (1916-1943) (70)
Robert Frost (1915, 1916, 1927, 1936) (14)
Claude Fuess (1919-1942) (47)
John Galsworthy (1924-1931) (12)
Edward Garnett (1914-1917) (16)
A. Hamilton Gibbs (1919-1933) (9)
Joseph Grew (1933) (1)
Viscount Grey (1919-1920) (4)
Albert Guerard (1922-1933) (19)
Henry Rider Haggard (1921) (1)
William Wister Haines (1934-1941) (5)
Edith Hamilton (1916-1929) (9)
Judge Learned Hand (1930) (1)
B. H. Liddell Hart (1925-1933)
Childe Hassam (1929, 1914) (2)
Roland Hayes (1942) (1)
A. P. Herbert (1927) (6)
Christian A. Herter (1919-1941) (13)
Heyward DuBose (1921-1931) (12)
Robert Hillyer (1922-1937) (9)
James Hilton (1934-1942) (16)
Herbert Hoover (1927, 1936-1938) (4)
Gerard Hopkins (1916) (2)
A. E. Housman (1926) (1)
Mark A. DeWolfe Howe (1915-1945) (49)
William Dean Howells (1915-1919) (20)
Cordell Hull (1924, 1937, 1939) (5)
Julian Huxley (1929-1932) (9)
MacKinley Kantor (1935-1936) (4)
McKenzie King (1919) (1)
Rudyard Kipling (1919) (1) + (7) notes
George Lyman Kittredge (1920-1937) (11)
Frank Knox (1941) (1)
Christopher LaFarge (1927-1940) (7)
Oliver LaFarge (1927-1940) (7)
Walter Savage Landor (1924) (2)
Owen and Eleanor Lattimore (1926-1934) (7)
Mary Lavin (1939-1941) (7)
Stephen Leacock (1919) (2)
Sinclair Lewis (1915, 1936) (3)
Vachel Lindsay (1921-1928) (5)
Walter Lippmann (1918-1939) (43)
Henry Cabot Lodge, Sr. (1917) (1)
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. (?) (1)
Mr. and Mrs. Jack London (1916-1917) (6)
A. Lawrence Lowell (1915-1934) (15)
Amy Lowell (1914-1925) (38)
E. V. Lucas (1918-?) (5)
Rose Macaulay (1938-1944) (16)
David McCord (1922-1932) (6)
Alfred R. McIntyre (1927-1946) (16)
Archibald McLeish (1917-1935) (11)
John Masefield (1915-1926) (10)
Andre Naurois (1925, 1931) (4)
Charles Mayo (1924) (1)
Roger B. Merriman (1937) (1)
Thomas James Merton (1940-1941) (3)
Alice Duer Miller (1915) (1)
Margaret Prescott Montague
Merrill Moore (inscribes POEMS, 1922-1926)
Henry Morgenthau (1931) (3)
Samuel Eliot Morison (1918-1942) (23)
Christopher Morley (1915-1944) (35)
Guy Murchie, Jr. (1916, 1930) (2)
Robert Nathan (1934) (2)
Reinhold Niebuhr (1916-1930) (23)
Eliot Norton (1930, 1932) (2)
Alfred Noyes (1915, 1921) (2)
Frank O'Connor (1930, 1931) (2)
Alfred Ollivant (1916) (1)
Eugene O'Neill (1932) (1)
Endicott Peabody (1918, 1931, 1933, 1939) (4)
Maxwell Perkins (1928-1933) (4)
Bliss Perry (1915-1943) (26)
General John Pershing (1922) (1)
William Lyon Phelps (1920-1930) (9)
Arthur Pound (1918-1944) (49)
Chandler R. Post (1925) (1)
Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings (1931, 1920) (2)
Agnes Repplier (1914-1938) (86)
Kenneth L. Roberts (1922) (1)
Edward Arlington Robinson (1915-1929) (13)
John D. Rockefeller, Jr. (1915-1933) (14)
Franklin Delano Roosevelt (1921-1932) (4)
Theodore Roosevelt (1927) (1)
Hilda Rose (1924-1937) (several)
Eugene Rosenstock-Huessy
Bertrand Russell (1915-1937) (42)
Leverett Saltonstall 1932) (1)
Carl Sandburg (1922-1927) (8)
George Santayana (1920) (1)
Harlow Shapley (1936-1945) (5)
Dallas Lore Sharp (1915-1925) (23)
Margery Sharp (1928) (2)
Vincent Sheean (1925-1950) (17)
Robert Sherwood (1936) (1)
Andre Sigfried (1927-?) (18)
Otis Skinner (1922, 1932) (2)
Alfred Smith (1930) (1)
Betty Smith (1942) (2)
Logan Pearsal Smith (1936-1944) (45)
Julia M. Sothern & E. H. Sothern (1917) (4)
Theodore Spencer (1932, 1943) (2)
Edward R. Stettinius (1934) (1)
Lytton Strachey (1918-1929) (3)
Anne Sullivan (Macy) (1933) (1)
William H. Taft (1925-1929) (5)
Rabindranath Tagore (1929) (3)
Booth Tarkington (1922) (1)
Francis Henry Taylor (1935) (2)
Albert Payson Terhune (1935) (2)
Norman Thomas (1931) (3)
Dorothy Thompson (Mrs. Sinclair Lewis) (1918-1937) (13)
Arnold Toynbee (1918-1933) (20)
George Macaulay Trevelyan (1914-1923) (9)
Carl and Irita Can Doren (8)
Henry A. Wallace (1935) (2)
Hugh Walpole (1923-1940) (5)
Sidney Webb (1914, 1917, 1922) (3)
H. G. Wells (undated) (6 signatures)
Rebecca West (1915-1924) (9 signatures)
Edith Wharton (1916, 1933) (5)
William Allen White (1915-1939) (25)
Alfred North Whitehead (1924-1926) (4)
Thornton Wilder (1934) (1)
Wendell L. Willkie (1937-1941) (4)
Ben Ames Williams (1926, 1942) (3)
Robert Cade Wilson (1946) (1)
Woodrow Wilson (1921, 1923) (3)
Owen Wister (1915-1937) (55)
Virginia Woolf (1929-1933) (7)
Alexander Woollcott (1934 and undated) (2)

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Ellery Sedgwick papers, Massachusetts Historical Society.

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This collection is indexed under the following headings in ABIGAIL, the online catalog of the Massachusetts Historical Society. Researchers desiring materials about related persons, organizations, or subjects should search the catalog using these headings.


	Persons:
		Adams, James Truslow, 1878-1949.
		Addams, Jane, 1860-1935.
		Buck, Pearl S. (Pearl Sydenstricker), 1892-1973.
		Cather, Willa, 1873-1947.
		Churchill, Winston, Sir, 1874-1965.
		Curley, James Michael, 1874-1958.
		Fisher, Dorothy Canfield, 1879-1958.
		Frankfurter, Felix, 1882-1965.
		Frost, Robert, 1874-1963.
		Hall, James Norman, 1887-1951.
		Hoover, Herbert, 1874-1964.
		Lincoln, Abraham, 1809-1865.
		Lowell, Amy, 1874-1925.
		Marshall, Charles C. (Charles Clinton), 1860-1938.
		Minor, Wilma Frances.
		Morison, Samuel Eliot, 1887-1976.
		Nock, Albert Jay, 1872 or 3-1945.
		Nordhoff, Charles, 1887-1947.
		Roosevelt, Franklin D. (Franklin Delano), 1882-1945.
		Roosevelt, Theodore, 1858-1919.
		Smith, Alfred Emanuel, 1873-1944.
		Taft, William H. (William Howard), 1857-1930.
		Whiteley, Opal Stanley, b. 1897.
		Woolfe, Virginia, 1882-1941.


	Organizations:
		Boston Public Library.
		Harvard University.
		Rumford Press.


	Subjects:
		Arnold Arboretum.
		Authors.
		Editors.
		Forgery of manuscripts.
		Japan--Description and travel.
		Literature, Modern--20th century.
		Periodicals, Publishing of.
		Poets.
		Scrapbooks--1946-1947.
		Spain--History--Civil War, 1936-1939--Foreign public opinion.
		Women authors.


	Titles:
		Atlantic Monthly Magazine.

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VI. Oversize
STORED ONSITE at E. Sedgwick (oversize)

Oversize Box

Scrapbook
The scrapbook combines newspaper clippings about both books, from a wide variety of major American and English newspapers, from 1946-47.

Oversize Box

Oversize materials
The Oversize materials include: newspaper clippings about Sedgwick's publications, oversized magazine articles and graphics, and galley proofs removed from the Atlantic Monthly General Files.

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Photographs from this collection have been removed to the Ellery Sedgwick photographs, ca. 1900-1942. Photo. Coll. 208.

For a list of printed materials removed from this collection, see Curator of Manuscripts.

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Collection processed by Kristen A. Petersen and Brenda M. Lawson, July 1989.
Revised 2 Nov. 2005
Encoded by Michael Rush and Kathleen Barker, Mar. 2004

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