Papers of William Faulkner [manuscript], ca. 1935-1981.

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Papers of William Faulkner [manuscript], ca. 1935-1981.

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The collection contains copies of two screenplays by Faulkner: "Wooden crosses" written with Joel Sayre and later released as "The road to glory," and "To have and have not" written with Jules Furthman. With these are a note from Matthew Bruccoli to "Vern," a review of "To have and have not," and 3 dummy book covers for the 1981 publication of "The road to glory" screenplay.

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University of Virginia. Library

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University of Virginia. Library

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