Papers of Arthur Grove Day. 1938-1980.

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Papers of Arthur Grove Day. 1938-1980.

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The papers comprise correspondence with Robert D. FitzGerald, Hugh Anderson, Eleanor Dark, C. Christesen, Joseph Jones, T. Inglis Moore, Douglas Stewart, and Henry Stokes, from 1956 until 1973, copies of correspondence between FitzGerald and R.G. Howarth, 1938 until 1949, and a notebook used while preparing the manuscript of Robert D. FitzGerald (New York Twayne World Authors Series, no. 286, 1974).

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Fitzgerald, Robert David 1902-....

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Dark, Eleanor, 1901-

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Day, A. Grove (Arthur Grove), 1904-1994

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Member of Faculty, University of Hawaii, 1944-1969, Senior Professor of English, 1961-1969. From the description of Papers of Arthur Grove Day. 1938-1980. (Libraries Australia). WorldCat record id: 221411232 Loomis lived from 1799 -1836, and had the various vocations of missionary, printer, linguist and educator. The events in the journal occur mainly on Oahu, where he was engaged as a Congregational missionary. He did important work in putting the Hawaiian language into wri...