Papers of Gerald Langford [manuscript], 1947-1981.

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Papers of Gerald Langford [manuscript], 1947-1981.

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The papers contain research notes, publication correspondence, manuscript and proof for "Alias O. Henry"; notes, earlier printed stories, manuscripts and proofs for "Destination"; excerpts of letters, 1918-1931, to Joseph Hergesheimer, publication correspondence and proof for "Ingenue among the lions: the letters of Emily Clark to Joseph Hergesheimer." Also a manuscript and a proof of "The murder of Stanford White"; and research notes, publication correspondence, a manuscript and proof for "The Richard Harding Davis years." Correspondents include Clifton Waller Barrett, Margaret Waller Freeman Cabell, Weldon Cooper, Hope Harding Davis Kehrig, Gerald White Johnson, and John Cook Wyllie.

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Cooper, Weldon, 1906-1996

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