Edouard Dujardin Papers, 1861-1951.

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Edouard Dujardin Papers, 1861-1951.

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Handwritten and typed manuscripts; correspondence; financial, legal, and business records; carbon and letterpress copies, and printed material comprise the Edouard Dujardin Papers. Series I. Literary Works contains handwritten and typed manuscripts of Dujardin's poetry, novels, lectures, notes, radio plays, and religious writings. The collection includes about one-third of the original manuscript of Dujardin's influential work Les Lauriers sont coupés. Series II. Correspondence constitutes nearly three-quarters of the Edouard Dujardin Papers and contains letters between Dujardin and his family, his literary friends, and his business associates. Personal, legal, financial, travel, and other documents are included in Series IV. Personal Papers. Correspondence and works by other individuals are organized into two final series: IV. Family Papers and V. Third-Party Works and Correspondence, depending on the relation of the creator to Dujardin.

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