Papers of Margaret and John Travers Moore, 1914-1994.

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Papers of Margaret and John Travers Moore, 1914-1994.

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Papers of John Travers Moore and his wife Margaret Moore include published and unpublished literary manuscripts; correspondence, both professional and personal; audio and visual recordings; original art work included in the books, a bust of John Travers Moore and oil paintings by Robert J. Smith; printed material and clippings; scrapbooks; certificates and awards; genenealogy notes; several philatelic covers; sheet music; and memorabilia and miscellaneous materials. Topics in the correspondence include World War II in Burma and the building of the Ledo (Stilwell) Road; publishing of books and a dispute with a publisher; capturing elephants in Burma; and the nature of bird calls (1971 letter from Donald J. Borror.). A "distinguished people" file contains short letters to John T. Moore, chiefly in response to a gift book or in reply to a letter on a current issue. The file contains letters of interest from Nathalia Crane, Robert Frost, Paul Gallico, Ralph Hodgson, and Marthe Ruspoli.

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Hodgson, Ralph, 1871-1962

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