MS COLL Ross, Malcolm Mackenzie, 1911-

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1 MS Ross, Malcolm Mackenzie, Papers, boxes. 6 metres. Professor, writer, and editor of the New Canadian Library Series. Correspondence, notes, manuscript drafts of his essays, and addresses. Papers give an overview of Canadian literary studies, Canadian Scholarship, and the development of international interest in Canadian studies, especially literature, during the 1970's and 1980's. Organized into correspondence, literary works, biographical materials, and Christmas cards. Correspondence is arranged alphabetically and literary and biographical materials, chronologically. *Access to some correspondence restricted.

2 2 CHRONOLOGY 1911 Born in Fredericton, New Brunswick, 2 January to Charles Duff and Cora Elizabeth Hewitson Received BA Received MA from University of New Brunswick from University of Toronto Married Lois Natalie Hall Received Ph.D from Cornell University Taught at Indiana University Lecturer in English literature at Cornell University \ Worked for National Film Board Published Milton's Royalism Assistant professor and professor of English, University of Manitoba Guggenheim Fellow Professor of English, Queen's University Edited The Queen's Quarterly Published Poetry and Dogma and Our Sense of Identity: a Book of Canadian Essays which he edited Elected Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada General editor of The New Canadian Library Head of the English Department, Queen's university Published The Arts in Canada which he edited Published Poets of the Confederation which he edited Edited with John Stevens Man and His World

3 3 CHRONOLOGY (CONT/D) Professor of English, Trinity College, University of Toronto Dean of Arts, Trinity College With John stevens edited and published In Search of Ourselves and Images of Man Professor of English, Dalhousie University Thomas McCulloch Professor, Dalhousie University Officer of the Order of Canada Received LL.D., st. Thomas University Received D.Litt., Trent University Professor Emeritus, Dalhousie University Visiting Professor, University of Edinburgh Lorne Pierce Medal, Canada The Royal Society of Received LL.D., Dalhousie University Northern Telecom International Canadian Studies Award Received D.Litt., University of Edinburgh Published The Impossible Sum of Our Traditions; Reflections on Canadian Literature Received LL.D, Queen's University Received Received D.Litt., University of Windsor Received D.S.L., Trinity College, Toronto Diplome d'honneur 1991 Received D. Litt., Acadia University

4 4 *Significant or interesting correspondence Box 1 A among the correspondents are: Acadia University. Department of English. Concerns the Joint Report to the Senate about the programmes of the Department of English and its drama section, submitted by the review committee of which Ross was a member along with David Bevan and Derek Wood with letters to Ross Adamson, Arthur, Professor of English University of Manitoba, and student of Ross in the 1940's. 3 ALS, Alexander, Henry, Head, Department of English, Queen's University. 3 TLS, ~. *Ali, Mushin, Department of English, Baghdad University and former graduate of Ross. 21 ALS, Anglican clergy in Nova Scotia, as well as the primate of Canada and his predecessor. 16 TLS, Anido, David, Cultural Attache Canadian Embassy in Rome during of European Universities, with manuscripts at the Ross's tour ALS and TLS. Box 2 Ba to BI - among the correspondents are: *Bailey, Alfred, G. Poet, historian, Professor Emeritus, Department of History, former Dean of Arts and Vice President, Academic at the University of New Brunswick. 51 ALS, 5 ANS, TLS, Batterbee, Keith, Head, Department of English, University of Turku. ALS, 2 TLS, Baugh, Edward, Dean of Arts, University of the West Indies, and former graduate student of Ross.

5 I I 5 KS. COLL.Box 2 Ba - Bl (Cont'd) *Bentley, David, Department of English, University of Western ontario. Includes manuscript of essay by Bentley on Francis Sherman. 23 ALS, TLS, *Benzekri, Katharine A., Assistant Head, Writing and Publication Section, The Canada Council. 11 TLS, *Bissell, Claude T., former President of the University of Toronto. 9 ALS, 5 TLS, Blakeney, Allan, Premier of Saskatchewan, who used references from a Ross lecture in some of his speeches. TLS Box 3 Bo to Bu - among the correspondents are: Bogaards, Winnifred, Department of English, University of New Brunswick in Saint John, and former student. 3 ALS, Bonanno, Giovanni, University of Messina and President of Italian Association for Canadian Studies, 3 TLS, Boone, Laurel, editor of the Charles G.D. Roberts letters, 4 TLS, Bowering, George. ANS, *Brewster, Elizabeth, Professor, Department of English, University of Saskatchewan and poet. 9 ALS, 10 ANS, TLS, Brown, Peggy (Mrs. E.K.). 2 TLS, 2 ANS, (Lois Ross's correspondence has 27 letters or cards). Burnett, John H., principal and Vice Chancellor of the University of Edinburgh. 2 TLS, Bush, Douglas, Harvard University, TLS, 1947.

6 6 Box 4 C - among the correspondents are: *"Calgary Conference" (Conference on the Canadian Novel). 4 folders. Includes correspondence from Edward Duncan, Douglas Gibson, Ernest Ingles, David Jeffrey, Margaret Laurence, Jack MCClelland, John Martyn, David Stouck, Robert Weaver, Adele Wiseman whose other letters are in their alphabetical order. Callaghan, Morley. 2 ALS, TLS, 4 ANS, Chretien, Jean. TLS, Clark, Joe. 2 TLS, Clarkson, Adrienne, 9 TLS, Cogswell, Fred, Professor, Department of English, University of New Brunswick, poet and founder of Fiddlehead, 4 ALS, *Conacher, Desmond, Professor of Classics, Trinity College, 6 TLS, 4 ALS, ANS, Condon, Ann, Professor of History, University of New Brunswick at saint John, 4 TLS, Box 5 D - Cook, Ramsay, Canadian historian, and Chairman, Canadian Institute for Historical Reproduction, 4 TLS, Crawley, Derek, Professor of English, Queen's University and former student of Ross, 6 TLS, some correspondents are: *Daiches, David, Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities, University of Edinburgh, 2 TLS, D'Amato, Robert, Chairman of the English Department, Algoma University College and former graduate student of Ross, ALS, 6 TLS,

7 7 Box 5 (Cont/d) Davies, Robertson, Master Emeritus, Massey College, 4 TLS, Deacon, Paul S., Editor and Publisher, The Financial Post, 3 TLS, *Djwa, Sandra, Professor of English, Simon Fraser University, and editor of a volume of essays in honour of F.R. Scott, 14 TLS, Domanski, Don, a Cape Breton poet, 3 TLS, with manuscripts of some poems, Downey, James, President of the University of New Brunswick, 3 TLS with enclosures, Dudek, Louis. TLS, E - Duncan, Edward, Expert on James Joyce and "an old friend", 8 TLS, correspondents include: Easterbrook, Michael, son of Professor W.T. (Tom) Easterbrook, the historian and "old friend". TLS, Edwards, Mary Jane, Director of the Centre for Editing Early Canadian Texts at Carleton University and a former student, ALS, TLS, Elledge, Scott, Professor of English, Cornell University, and "graduate student at Cornell with me and with Claude Bissell, ," TLS, F - some correspondents are: Fairley, Barker,"the Goethe scholar who after his retirement from the University of Toronto became known as a portrait painter." 2 ANS, TLS, Faulkner, J. Hugh. TLS, 1976.

8 8 Box 5 (Cont'd) Fielding, Kenneth J. Department of English Literature, University of Edinburgh, Carlyle scholar, and editor of definitive edition of Carlyle's letters. 3 ALS, 2 TLS, Forsey, Eugene. TLS, Frick, Alice. Teacher of English literature at a technical college in London and former student of Ross. ALS, Friesen, Eric. ALS, Former CBC-FM radio host. Frye, Northrop. 2 TLS, Fulford, Robert. TLS, Fusco, Angela. Professional actress and former student of Ross. ALS, Box 6 G - some correspondents: Garden, Ronald. Aberdeen friend of Hugh MacLennan. 9 ALS, Gardner, Nick. writer in Finland and former graduate student of Ross. 4 TLS, Garvie, Harry. Former newspaperman in Fredericton and "old friend", 4 TLS, Gilmour, Clyde. ALS, ANS, Godfrey, John. Former president of King's College. Halifax, and former student of Ross. ALS, *Goulding, stuart D. New York journalist, historian and public relations man. ALS, 6 TLS, \. *Gray, James, former Dean of the Faculty of Arts, and Professor of English, Dalhousie University. 9 ALS,

9 9 Box 6 (Cont'd) *Greenbaum, Jonathan. "A young novelist from Montreal whose work shows promise.. met in Paris when Greenbaum attended Ross' lecture there in 1983." 14 TLS with manuscript of writings H - some correspondents Hagon, Garrick. stage and television actor in England, and former student of Ross. 2 ANS, Hall, Margaret. Former owner and proprietor of Hall's Bookstore, Fredericton, the oldest bookstore in Canada" Fredericton 2 TLS, Hicks, Henry. Senator and former president of Dalhousie University. 7 TLS, Hubbard, Robert H. Cultural advisor to the Governor-General and former head of Canadian Art at the National Gallery. 5 ALS, 2 TLS, Hunt, Peter. Poet and secondary school teacher in Australia and former graduate student of Ross. ALS, 3 TLS with manuscript of some poems Hussain, Shawkat. Professor of English at the University of Dacca, Bangladesh and former graduate student of Ross. 3 ALS, I - J - a few correspondents: Ito, Katsumi. President of the Japanese Association for Canadian Studies. TLS, Jones, Elizabeth. Poet, teacher, librarian, and author of Gentlemen and Jesuits (1986) 3 ALS, Box 7 K - some correspondents:

10 10 Box 7 Box 8 K some correspondents (Cont'd) *Kane, Sean. Professor of English at Trent University and former student of Ross. 14 ALS, 5 TLS, Kattan, Naim. Head of Writing and PUblishing Section of the Canada Council. ALS, 3 TLS, Keith, W.J. Professor of English, University of Toronto and editor of the University of Toronto Quarterly, ALS, 5 TLS, King, Roy, Professor of English, wittenberg University, and a cousin. ALS, 5 TLS, *Klinck, Carl. Professor, Emeritus University of Western ontario and general editor of The Literary History of Canada. 4 ALS with TLS from Desmond Pacey, TLS, Knight, G.R. Wilson. ALS, Konami, Takashi. Professor, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies. 5 TLS, L - Len - some correspondents: Lane, Lauriat. Professor of English, University of New Brunswick. 4 TLS, *Laurence, Margaret. 2 ALS, 21 TLS, *Lawler, James. Professor of French, University of chicago and former chairman, Department of French, Dalhousie University. 10 ALS, Layton, Irving. ALS, 2 ANS, TLS, Lee, Dennis. TLS, Leger,Jules. 2 TLS, Legere, Elizabeth. Retired professor of English, st. Thomas University and former student of Ross. 3 ALS, 4 TLS, 1981-'89.

11 11 Box 8 Box 9 L -Len some correspondents (Cont'd) *Leisner, Dorothy Roberts. Poet, and daughter of Theodore Goodridge Roberts. 23 ALS, 3 ANS, TLS, with some manuscripts Lep - Lu - some correspondents: *LePan. Douglas. Poet, Fellow of Massey College, retired diplomat. 46 ALS, 5 ANS, 3 TLS, Lingard, Joan. TLS, Scottish novelist. ALS, 2 Box 10 ~~~~d Box 11 MacFe *Lochhead, Douglas. Professor, Mount Allison University and successor to Ross at University of Edinburgh. 19 ALS, ANS, 12 TLS, MacA - MacFa - some correspondents: *McClelland, Jack. 32 TLS, *McClelland and Stewart, 30 TLS, : New Canadian Library Series (letters from Ross Baker, Anna Porter, Diana Swift. 5 TLS, ); New Canadian Library Classics series (letters from Jack MCClelland, Jan Walter, 4 TLS, ) re publication of Ross's book of essays, The Impossible Sum of Our Traditions, 1986 (letters from Barbara Czarnecki, Marion Hurd, Jan Walter, 13 TLS, ); and general correspondence, 8 TLS, (Restricted) *McFee, Oonah. Novelist. 94 ALS, 9 ANS, 6 TLS, Box 12 MacG - MacS MCGillivray, Mary. Professor of English, st. Francis Xavier University and former student. 5 ALS, *Mackay, Margaret. Canadian lecturer at the School of Scottish studies, University of Edinburgh. 9 ALS, 4 ANS, TLS,

12 12 Box 12 MacG - MacS (Cont'd) MacKay, W. Andrews. President, Dalhousie University. 2 ALS, 6 TLS, MacLennan, Hugh. ALS, 2 TLS, *McPherson, Hugo. Professor of English, MCGill University and former student. 4 ALS, 14 TLS, Macpherson, Jay. 2 TLS, ANS, MCsweeney, Kerry. Molson Professor of English, MCGill University and former graduate student. 9 ALS, TLS, Box 13 M - some correspondents: Mandel, Eli. TLS, *Martyn, John. 24 ALS, Martin, Ged. Director, Centre of Canadian Studies University of Edinburgh, 4 TLS, Martin, Paul. TNS, *Millgate, Jane. Professor of English, Victoria College and President of ACUTE. 3 ALS, 7 TLS, Moe, Henry Allen. Member of the Guggenheim Foundation. TLS, Monet, Jacques. President of Regis College and historian. 2 ALS, Montague, Arthur. Former senior officer of the British Council. 3 ALS, 3 ANS, Mulroney, Brian. TLS, Munton, Ann. Professor of English, University of British Columbia and former graduate student of Ross. 4 ALS, ANS, 4 TLS,

13 13 Box 13 Box 14 N o some correspondents Nantel, Roger de C. Director of Honours, Rideau Hall. 9 TLS, New, W.H. Professor of English, University of British Columbia, General Editor of Literary History of Canada, and Editor, Canadian Literature, 3 TLS, Nicholson, Colin. American Literature Specialist at University of Edinburgh. 3 ALS, 3 TLS, TNS, some correspondents: P R Ong, walter, Professor of English, st. Louis University and former student of Marshall M C Luhan. TLS, Owen, D.R.G. Provost, Trinity College, 3 TLS, some correspondents: Pach, Arlene Nimmons - Pianist in the Duo Pach, and resident musician with her husband, Joseph Pach, at the University of New Brunswick. 2 ALS, ANS, TLS, Parkin, John C. TLS, Philips, Fred. Provincial Photographic Archivist and old friend. 4 TLS, *Pollock, Zailig. Professor. Trent University and member of A.M. Klein Research and Publication Committee. 7 TLS, Porteous, Tim. Former Director of the Canada Council and President of the Ontario College of Art. 2 ALS, 3 TLS, some correspondents: Raddall, Thomas. TLS, Regan, Gerald. 4 TLS,

14 14 Box 14 R some correspondents (Cont'd) Richler, Mordecai. TLS, *Roberts, Charles G.D. ALS, Robichaud, Louis J. TLS, Roper, Gordon. Professor of English, Trent University, and former head, Department of English, Trinity College. 3 ALS, 3 TLS, Rosenblatt, Joe. TLS, Rowan, Donald. Professor of English, University of New Brunswick. 3 ALS, 5 TLS, Box 15 S-Sp some correspondents: ~. Saddlemeyer, Ann. Master of Massey College and formerly at the Graduate Centre for the study of Drama. 4 ALS, 2 TLS, *Seyersted, Per. American Institute, University of Oslo. 7 ALS, 5 TLS, *Shepperson, George. Professor of History, and Convenor of the Committee, Centre of Canadian Studies, University of Edinburgh. 12 ALS, 9 ANS, 14 TLS, *Smith, A.J.M. ALS, ANS, 5 TLS, with manuscript Smith, Ray, Department of English, University of Alberta, and "Cape Breton poet" who was in Edinburgh on literary exchange. TLS, Spicer, Erik. Parliamentary Librarian. TLS, Box 16 st-sy among the correspondents: ~. *Staines, David. Professor of English. Universite d'ottawa, and succeeded Ross as general editor of the New Canadian Library, 14 ALS, 93 TLS,

15 15 Box 16 st-sy among the correspondents: (Cont'd) stanley, George. Lieutant-Governor, New Brunswick. TLS, stevens, John. Professor, ontario College of Education and co-author with Ross, 2 ALS, ANS, TLS, Stovel, Bruce, Professor of English, University of Alberta and formerly Chairman, Department of English, Dalhousie University, 5 TLS, sutherland, Fraser. "Cape Breton poet, short-story writer and critic" who spent a year in Edinburgh on literary exchange. 3 ALS, TLS, Sword, John H. Director, Oral History Project and former Vice President, University of Toronto, and former student of Ross. 3 ALS, TLS, Sylvestre, Guy. 8 TLS, Librarian, National Library, Box 17 T some correspondents: Theall, Donald. President of Trent University, TLS, Thomas Clara. Professor of English, York university. 6 TLS, *Thompson, Kent. Novelist, playwright, professor of English, writer-in-residence, University of Edinburgh, ANS, 9 TLS, Town, Harold. TLS, Toye, William. Editorial Director, Oxford University Press. 4 TLS, Trotter, Bernard. Chairman, Editorial Board, Queen's Quarterly, ALS, 2 TLS,

16 16 Box 17 T some correspondents: (Cont'd) *Trueman, Albert. Former president, University of Manitoba, and University of New Brunswick: former Director, Canada council, and Professor of English, Carleton University, 18 ALS, ANS, Turner, John. 2 TLS, U-some correspondents: Uledi-Kamanga, Brighton J. Professor of English, Malawi university, 2 ALS, 2 TLS, University of Guelph. TLS, University of New Brunswick. 2 ALS, 3 TLS, University of Saskatchewan. TLS, University of Windsor, 3 TLS, V some correspondents: Box 18 W Vanderhaege, Guy. Writer. TLS, Van Westrenen, Peter. Writer. 2 ALS, 3 TLS, Vincent, Thomas. Professor of English, Royal Military College, 4 TLS, some correspondents: Waddington, Miriam. 2 ALS, 2 ANS, Waite, Peter. Professor of History, Dalhousie University. 3 ALS, *Ware, Martin. Professor of English, Memorial University, and former student of Ross. 17 ALS, ANS, *Elizabeth Waterston. Professor of English, University of Guelph and writer on Lucy M. Montgomery. 11 ALS, 4 TLS,

17 17 Box 18 W correspondents: (Cont'd) watson, Carl "Hop" Retired NBC executive and high school and university classmate of Ross. 9 TLS, Watson, Sheila. Novelist. 4 ALS, Weaver, Robert. CBC Producer. 5 TLS, westwater, Agnes. Professor of English, Mount Saint Vincent University and former student of Ross. 5 ALS, 2 ANS, Whitehill, Walter Muir. Director and Librarian, Boston Atheneum. TLS, Whitelaw, Marjory. writer. ALS, Wiebe, RUdy. ALS, 1982 *Wiseman, Adele. Former student of Ross. 23 ALS, 6 ANS, 16 TLS with ALS and TLS from Dorothy Livesay. Woodcock, George. TLS, Woodhouse, A.S.P. Professor of English, University of Toronto and former teacher of Ross. ALS, *Worth, Sharon. Musician and teacher in England and former student of Ross. 12 ALS, 2 ANS, 2 TLS, Box 19 Letters to Lois Hall Ross, 1969 to Correspondence includes many letters from friends who also wrote to ROSSi for example, Oonah MCFee, (4, ), George Shepperson (6, ). Adele Wiseman (4, ). Peggy Brown, the widow of E.K. Brown sent 27 letters and post cards ( ) Some correspondents were the wives of Ross's correspondents.

18 18 Box 20 CONTAINER LIST Literary works Manuscripts for some of his essays and reviews, ca 1948 to Includes appearances in print. Essays "Foreword" to a book of drawings by Tom Forrestall. Holograph manuscript and typescript, photocopy. Unpublished. "piece on A.G. Bailey." for "Dictionary of Canadian Literature". Manuscript draft. "Ruskin, Hooker and 'the Christian Theoria' in Essays in English Literature from the Renaissance to the victorian Age, presented to A.S.P. Woodhouse. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, Typescript with corrections. "Time, the Timeless and the Timely: Notes on a Victorian Poem". Presidential address read at 1972 meeting of the Royal Society of Canada Section II, and published in Proceedings. Typescript draft, and typescript. "Fort, Fog and Fiddlehead: Some New Atlantic Writing" for Acadiensis Holograph manuscript, and another manuscript. "Criticism of Canadian Literature in English" published as "Critical Theory: Some Trends" in Literary History of Canada, 2nd edition. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, Vol. 3, and in his The Impossible Sum of Our Traditions; Reflections on Canadian Literature. Toronto: MCClelland and Stewart, Correspondence about The Impossible Sum of Our Traditions. "Medley, John" for Dictionary of Canadian Biography, Toronto: University of Toronto Press, Vol Holograph manuscripts.

19 19 HS. ROSS. (MALCOLM) PAPERS CONTAINER LIST Box 20 Literary works (Cont'd) Reviews Roy Daniells, Deeper into the Forest. Toronto: MCClelland and stewart, 1948, and Robert Finch, strength of the Hills, Toronto. MCClelland and stewart, 1948, for The Canadian Forum. Typescript, carbon copy. Northrop Frye. The Stubborn Structure: Essays on criticism and Society. Cornell: Cornell University Press, 1970, and Northrop Frye. The Bush Garden: Essays on the Canadian Imagination. Toronto Anansi Press, 1971, for "Letters in Canada" in The University of Toronto Quarterly, spring Typescript, photocopy. Margaret Atwood, survival. Toronto; Anansi Press, 1972, for The Dalhousie Review. Typescript with corrections. John D. Rosenberg. The Fall of Camelot: A Study of Tennyson's "Idylls of the King." Cambridge: Belknap Press of Harvard University, 1973 for The Dalhousie Review. Typescript, photocopy. Louis DUdek, Technology and Culture. ottawa: Golden Dog Press, Typescript, photocopy. Douglas LePan, Bright Glass of Memory. Toronto: MCGraw-Hill Ryerson, 1979, for The Dalhousie Review. Holograph manuscript and typescript, photocopy signed. William Robbins, The Arnoldian Princiole of Flexibility. Victoria, B.C.: University of Victoria, 1979, for The Dalhousie Review. Typescript. Appearances Review of: Margaret Atwood, Toronto: Anasi Press, 1972, Review, Survival. in The Dalhousie

20 20 >(e Box 20 Literary Works (Cont'd) Review of: Carl F. Klinck, Literary History of Canada. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1965 in English Studies. Review of Douglas LePan, Bright Glass of Memory. Toronto: MCGraw-Hill Ryerson, 1977, for "Letters in Canada 1979" in The University of Toronto Quarterly. Photocopy. "Fort, Fog and Fiddlehead: Some New Atlantic Writing" in Acadiensis Photocopy with corrections. "Introduction" in You've Got 10 Minutes to Get that Flag Down. Halifax: Nova scotia Coalition on Arts and Culture/Nova scotia College of Art and Design, ~. "Hugh MacLennan" in Writers' News, June "citation for Hugh MacLennan when he was made an honorary life member of the writers' Federation of Nova scotia." Boxes Box 21 Biographical Materials Copies of some of his replies to letters not in the correspondence, 1976 to Memos, reports, notes about his career at Dalhousie University, Drafts for and transcripts of addresses and speeches: "Points of View", CBC, Winnipeg [1948] typescript, with mimeographed commentary by Graham MCInnes. "For the Sake of Argument." Address to Alumni Dinner, University of New Brunswick, Fredericton, May Typescript. "Harry Levin". Introduction at public lecture, Queen's University, Typescript.

21 21 CONTAINER LIST Box 21 Biographical Materials (Cont'd) "Admission of scholars, November 3, 1965." Trinity College, Toronto. Typescript and print. "citation for the honorary doctorate awarded by Dalhousie [University] to Elizabeth Bishop." Typescript. "A Talk given in the Chapel of King's College, Halifax to incoming students." [1972?] "Remarks at Government House on the 20th anniversary of the Canada Council, October 1970." Holograph manuscript and two typescript drafts." "The Imaginative Sense and the Canadian Question." Warhaft Lecture, University of Manitoba, Holograph manuscript. "Convocation Address, st. Thomas University, October 21, 1978." Typescripts, photocopy. "Script of response" to Douglas LePan's "A Tribute to Malcolm Ross" ACUTE Banquet, Halifax, with LePan's address. Typescript, photocopy. Notes for acceptance speech. writers' Federation of Nova scotia. Holograph notes with envelope. Lecture to the Humanities Symposium, university of New Brunswick, Saint John, March 12-13, Transcript, typed, photocopy. "The Impossible Sum of our Traditions: "An Inaugral Address, University of Edinburgh, November 18, Typescript, photocopy and page proofs, corrected.

22 22 Box 21 Box 22 Biographical Material (Cont'd) "Canadian Culture and the Colonial Question" Canada House, London, December 5, Typescript, photocopy with corrections. 3 copies. Address to Convocation, Dalhousie University. October 20, Holograph manuscript, reading script, and typescript. Acceptance Speech for the Northern Telecom International Canadian Studies Award, Montreal, June 7, Holograph manuscript, and two typescripts with different endings. Correspondence concerning award. "The Dark Apocalypse" Address at Algoma University College, Typescript, photocopy with reading marks. Presentation Speech for Governor-General's Awards, Rideau Hall, June Typescript with corrections. Convocation Address at Queen's University, May Typescript with reading marks. Typescript with copies of drafts for entries for Ross in biographical dictionaries; transcripts of interviews; clippings about honours awarded. Boxes Christmas Cards, 1967 to (1/4 size boxes) Christmas cards to the Ross family are from many of the people represented in the correspondence files. A few have notes. The cards are arranged by year. The collection lacks cards for 1969, 1970, 1973, 1975, 1981, 1984.

23 23 MS 27' ACCESSION Box 40 A Correspondence *Significant or interesting correspondence among the correspondents are: Acadia University. Ross received an honorary degree from Acadia in October 1991; concerns this event; with citation for Ross. 2 ALS, 1 TLS. Adamson, Arthur, Professor English, University of Manitoba, poet and student of Ross in the 1940's. with typescript of 3 poems. 3 ALS, *Ali, Mushin, Department of English, Baghdad University, editor of Afag Arabia "the largest publishing house in the Arab world" until the war, and a former student of Ross. 11 ALS, Alloway, Shirley, writer of children's books in England and former student of Ross. 1 ALS, Andrews, Alan K., editor of The Dalhousie Review of which Ross was a member of the editorial board. 1ALS, 1 TLS, *Anglican clergy mainly in Nova Scotia, but also the Primate of Canada. 2 ALS, 15 TLS, Box 40 B among the correspondents are: *Bailey, Alfred G., poet, historian, Professor Emeritus, Department of History, former Dean of Arts and Vice President, Academic, University of New Brunswick. with typescript copies of a few poems. 12 ALS, 3 ANS, Ballem, Mercedes, graduate student at Queen's University "with an interesting project in regional literary history." 1 TLS, Barnes, Timothy, Professor of Classics, Trinity College. with typescript copy of Latin citation for Ross's honorary degree. 1 TLS, Barss, Peter, "a grateful author" (Images of Lunenberg County). 1 ALS, 1978.

24 24 MS Box 40 B (Cont'd) Baugh, Edward, Dean of Arts, University of the West Indies, and former graduate student of Ross. 1 ALS, 1 TLS, *Bentley, David, Professor of of Western Ontario, member of Canadian Poetry of which Ross and a former student of Ross English, University editorial board of was also a member, 14 ALS, 1 ANS, *Benzekri, Katharine A., Assistant Head, Writing and Publication Section, The Canada Council. 5 TLS, *Bissell, Claude. Retired President of the university of Toronto, and student with Ross at University of Toronto and Cornell University. 4 ALS, Boone, Laurel, editor of the Charles G.D. Roberts letters. 1 ANS, *Brewster, Elizabeth, poet and retired professor of English, University of Saskatchewan. 3 ALS, Brown, Peggy (Mrs. E.K.). 1 TLS, Burnett, John H., Principal and Vice-Chancellor of the University of Edinburgh. 1 TNS, Box 41 C correspondents include: *"Calgary Conference" (Conference on the Canadian Novel, 1978) Correspondence from Douglas Gibson, Margaret Laurence, Jack McClelland. 5 TLS, *Callaghan, Morley. "We had been friends since the late 'thirties and I always had a visit with him in later years on trips to Toronto. Met him first in The Royal York Hotel with Thomas Mann who admired Morley's short stories and expressed interest in seeing him. (I was arranging for a lecture by Mann at the University of Toronto) II. 1 ANS, 1990.

25 25 KS 27'7 Box 41 C (Cont'd) Clarkson, Adrienne, President and Publisher of McClelland and stewart. 2 TLS, Conacher, Desmond, Professor Emeritus of Classics, Trinity College and former colleague of Ross. 2 ALS, 3 TLS, D correspondents include: D'Amato, Robert, chairman of the English Department, Algoma University College and former graduate student of Ross. 4TLS, Devlin, John, Dartmouth-Halifax architect and poet. 2 TLS, Box 42 E to G *Duncan, Edward, expert on James Joyce and "an old friend". 4 TLS, Edwards, Director Texts at of Ross. correspondents include: Mary Jane, Professor of English and of the Centre for Editing Early Canadian Carleton University and a former student 3 TLS, *Finch, Robert, poet, pianist, artist, scholar and retired Professor of French, University. 2 ALS, Forrestall, Tom, Nova Scotia painter, for whom Ross wrote introduction to his unpublished book. 1 ALS, *Garden, Ronald, Aberdeen friend of Hugh MacLennan and "Canada watcher". 7 ALS, *Gilmour, Clyde, CBC radio host of "Gilmour's Album" and friend, "We used to take part together on CBC radio program 'Critically Speaking' in the late 'forties and early 'fifties." 1 ALS, *Greenbaum, Jonathan. "A very promising writer of fiction". 15 TLS,

26 26 MS 27'7 Box 42 ROSS (MALCOLM) ROSS (Cont'd) H correspondents include: Hallowell, Gerald, senior editor at University of Toronto Press and editor of The New Poetics in Canada and Quebec. 4 TLS, Hellyer, Michael, Academic Relations Officer, Canada House, London. 1 ALS, 2 TLS, Hicks, Henry D., President of Dalhousie University. 1 TLS, Hubbard, Robert H., cultural advisor to the Governor-General and former Head of Canadian Art, National Gallery. 1 ANS, Hussain, Shawkat, Professor of English, Dhaka University, Bangladesh, managing editor of Bangladesh Journal of American studies, and former graduate student of Ross. 2 ALS, I and J correspondents include: Ingles, Ernest B., Executive Director of the Canadian Institute for HIstorical Microreproduction. 3 TLS, Jeffrey, David, Chairman, Department of English, Universite d'ottawa and editor of the Dictionary of Biblical Tradition in English Literature. 3 TLS, Box 43 K some correspondents are: *Kane, Sean, Professor of English, Trent University and former student of Ross. 3 ALS, Keith, W.J., Professor of English, University and editor of the University of Toronto Quarterly. 1 TLS, 3 TNS, Konami, Takashi, Professor of Political Science, Tokyo University of Foreign Affairs. 4 TLS, 1 TNS,

27 27 MS Box 43 (Cont'd) L some correspondents are: *Laurence, Margaret. 1 ALS, 3 TLS, Lawler, James, Professor of French, University of Chicago, and former chairman, Department of French, Dalhousie University. 2 ALS, *Layton, Irving. 1 ANS, 3 TLS, with typescript (photocopy, signed) of 2 poems. Legere, Elizabeth, retired Professor of English, st. Thomas University and former student of Ross. 2 TLS, *Leisner, Dorothy Roberts, poet and daughter of Theodore Goodridge Roberts. With typescript of 3 poems. 4 ALS, 1 TLS, *LePan, Douglas, poet, Fellow of Massey College, and retired diplomat. 8 ALS, 1 ANS, 1 TLS, *Lochhead, Douglas, poet, professor, Mount Allison University and successor to Ross at University of Edinburgh. 5 ALS, 2 TLS, Box 44 Mac correspondents include: *McAuliffe, Angela, teacher at Loretto Abbey who "wrote an outstanding dissertation on Pratt's poetry" under Ross's supervision. 7 ALS, 1 TLS, *McClelland, Jack. 8 TLS, *McClelland and stewart. Mainly photocopies of correspondence and contracts between the publisher and Tecumseh Press concerning publication rights of The Last Barrier and Nineteenth Century Narrative Poems, as well as letters to Ross from Douglas Gibson (2 TLS), David staines (3 TLS), Martin Ware (7 ALS) and Germaine Warkentin (1 TLS),

28 . 28 Box 44 Mac (Cont'd) *Mackay, Margaret, Canadian lecturer at the School of Scottish Studies, University of Edinburgh. 2 ALS, 1 ANS, 1 TLS, with correspondence from Colin MacLean, Managing Director (Publishing) The Aberdeen University Press, 3 TLS, MacLennan, Hugh. Correspondence with Dalhousie University re his being writer-in residence, 1988 (photocopies). *McPherson, Hugo, Professor of English, McGill University, former Head of the National Film Board and former student of Ross. 2 ALS, 2 ANS, *McSweeney, Kerry, Molson Professor of English, McGill University, and former student of Ross. 2 ALS, 2 ANS, Box 45 M to N some correspondents: Marlyn, John, novelist. 2 ALS, 1 ANS, 1 TLS, Monet, Jacques, historian and president, Regis College. 1 ALS, *Munton, Ann, Professor of English, University of British Columbia and former graduate student of Ross. 3 ALS, 5 TLS, New, W.H., Profesor of English, University of British Columbia, general editor of Literary History of Canada, and editor, Canadian Literature. 1 ALS, 1 TLS, 3 TNS. P some correspondents:,. Pach, Arlene Nimmons, pianist in the Duo-Pach, resident musician with her husband, Joseph Pach, University of New Brunswick and a founder of the Brunswick String Quartet. 1 ALS, 1987.

29 29 Box 45 Box 46 (Cont'd) Parker, R. Brian, Dean of Arts and Vice-Provost, Trinity College, Toronto. 1 ALS, 1 ANS, 1 TLS, R *Letters and cards to Ross on his eightieth birthday, at a reception given by The writers' Federation of Nova Scotia, 26 January Most of the senders are also in the collection in alphabetical sequence. Box 47 S some correspondents: Saddlemeyer, Ann, Master of Massey College and Professor of English, University of Toronto. 2 ALS, 2 TLS, 1 TNS, Seyersted, Per, American Institute, University of Oslo. 2 ALS, Shava, Piniel, Professor of English, The University of Lesotho, and former doctoral student at Dalhousie University. 1 TLS, *Shepperson, George, Professor of History, University of Edinburgh and chairman of the Centre of Canadian Studies who invited Ross to the University of Edinburgh. 4 ALS, 9 ANS, 5 TLS, Siren, Paul, president, Canadian Conference of the Arts. 1 TLS, 1990 (re Diplome d'honneur for 1990). Skendi, Stavro, Professor of Slavic Studies, Columbia University and specialist in Balkan politics and culture. 2 ANS, Smith, Frances K., retired Director of the Agnes Etherington Art Centre, Queen's University, and writer of studies about Andre Bieler, Fritz Brandtner, and Daniel Fowler. 2 ALS, 1 ANS, 1 TLS,

30 30 HS. Box 47 S (Cont'd) *staines, David, Professor of English, Universite d'ottawa, editor of Journal of Canadian Poetry, and succeeded Ross as editor of New Canadian Library series. 1 ALS, 1 ANS, 24 TLS, 3 TNS. Sword, John W., Director, Oral History Project and former Vice-President, University of Toronto, and former student of Ross. 2 ALS, T correspondents include: *Trueman, Albert, former president, university of Manitoba, and University of New Brunswick; former Director, Canada council, and Professor of English, Carleton University. 4 ALS, Box 48 U to Z correspondents include: Uledi-Kamanga, Brighton, Professor of English, University of Malawi. 1 ALS, Varma, Devendra, Professor of English, Dalhousie University and student of G. Wilson Knight at Leeds University. 1 ALS, 1 ANS, *Ware, Martin, Professor of English, Memorial University, editor of the poems of Theodore Goodridge Roberts and former student of Ross. 12 ALS, 1 ANS, Waterston, Elizabeth, Professor of English, University of Guelph, and writer on Lucy M. Montgomery and Thomas Raddall. 1 ALS, 1 ANS, 2 TLS. Westwater, Agnes, Professor of English, Mount Saint Vincent University and former student of Ross. 3 ALS, 1 TLS, Wiebe, Martin G., Professor of English, Queen's University and general editor of The Disraeli Project. 1 ALS, 2 TLS, with copies of other correspondence about the Project.

31 31 Box 48 U-Z (Cont'd Wilson, BUdge, "perhaps our most gifted writer of children's fiction now moving towards 'grown up' work". 1 ALS, 1 TLS, *Wiseman, Adele, novelist and former student of Ross. 5 ALS, 6 ANS, 4 TLS, *Worth, Sharbn, musician and teacher in England, and former student of Ross. 6 ALS, 1 TLS, Xiques, Donez, Professor of English, Brooklyn College, City University of New York, and writer on Canadian literature including forthcoming book on Margaret Laurence. 1 ALS, 1 TLS, Zenchuk, Jerry and Susan, teachers in ontario, and former graduate students of Ross, 2 ALS, Literary Works Box 49 "M & S Anniversary Volume". Edited by Malcolm Ross unpublished. "Foreword" Typescript, photocopy signed by Ross. Printout of 80th anniversary book. 9 folders. Box 50 Essays and Reviews Manuscripts for some of his essays and reviews, ca 1950 to Essays "The Post-War Decade" for CBC "Anthology". Typescript with holograph revisions. [1955?] Revised for presentation as "American Pressures and Canadian Individuality". "American Pressures and Canadian Individuality". Typescript, carbon copy. Address given at Michigan State University in a symposium on Canadian-American Cultural Relations. Published in Centennial Review, vol. 1, no. 4, 1957, and in his The Impossible Sum of Our Traditions:

32 32 Box 50 CONTAINER LIST Essays and Reviews (Cont'd) Reflections on Canadian Literature. McClelland and stewart, Toronto: "'A strange Aesthetic Ferment': John Medley's Cathedral city". [54]pp. Holograph manuscript, signed. "John Medley" Typescript, photocopy, signed by Ross. "an early draft" for Dictionary of Canadian Biography. [1988?] "Medley, John" Printout of English text for French translation. with printout of translation, and TLS, 1988, from Mary P. Bentley, Supervisory Editor at the Dictionary. "Preface" for "That Far River: Selected Poems of Theodore Goodridge Roberts". Edited by Martin Ware. (in process). Wordprocessed text. Reviews: "Critically Speaking", CBC radio, November 26, Typescript, carbon copy, with holograph revisions. Margaret Atwood. Survival. Toronto: Anansi Press, Typescript, carbon copy, with typed revisions for Dalhousie Review, Norman R. Cary. Christian criticism in the Twentieth Century. Port Washington [sic] N.Y.: Kennikat Press, Typescript, photocopy, for Dalhousie Review, Thomas H. Raddall. In My Time: A Memoir. Toronto: McClelland and Stewart, Typescript, photocopy, with holograph revisions, for Dalhousie Review. Northrop Frye. Creation and Recreation. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, Typescript, photocopy, for "Letters in Canada" in University of Toronto Quarterly, 1981.

33 33 HS Box 50 (Cont'd) Frederick W. Gibson. Queen's university, Volume 2. Montreal, MCGill-Queen's University Press, Holograph manuscript, signed, and typescript, photocopy for Dalhousie Review, copies. Alden Nowlan. An Exchange of Gifts: Poems New and Selected. Toronto: Irwin, Typescript, photocopy for Journal of Canadian Poetry Box 50 Biographical Materials Report on the Department of English, University of Western Ontario. Holograph draft, first, January Report to W.A. MacKay, Dalhousie University, on overseas trip, July "Hugh MacLennan" Typescript, photocopy. citation for MacLennan's honorary membership in the writers' Federation of Nova scotia [1981]. "Faith and Fear". Typescript, carbon copy. Commencement Address, Kingston collegiate and Vocational Institute, November 19, "Convocation Address, st. Thomas University", October 21, Typescript, photocopy, with holograph revisions. With citation for his honorary degree, and TLS from Lawrence Batt, Convocation Address, Dalhousie University, May 12, Typescript, photocopy, with holograph revisions." "Citation: Northern Telecom Award, Montreal, June 7", Typescript, photocopy. 2 copies. With news release and programme "Introduction" to published proceedings of The Halifax Conference; A National Forum on Canadian Cultural Policy Holograph manuscript, draft.

34 34 Box 50 Biographical studies (Cont'd) Introduction as chair at Meeting of the Atlantic University Teachers of English, October Typescript, photocopy, with holograph revisions. with programme for meeting. "The Thomas Raddall Library, September 19, 1989". Holograph manuscript, draft, typescript, photocopy with holograph revisions, and typescript text, photocopy. Remarks at the opening of the Library. With TLS, 1989, from Dawn Rae Downton, and programme. Essays & Reviews "Convocation Address", Queen's University, May Typescript, photocopy, with holograph revisions, citation, and 2 TLS, ~. "Citation for Malcolm Ross' Honorary Doctor of Letters granted at the Fifty First Convocation of the University of Windsor on June 4, 1989". Wordprocessed text. With 3 TLS, Appearances "A Message to New Students and Old", contained in Tidings from King's, vol. 9, no. 3, fall 1972, pp ~k. ~1.v"J" Survival. By Margaret Atwood. Toronto: Anansi Press, 1972 contained in Dalhousie Review. Photocopy. Letter to the Editor, The Globe and Mail, October 5, with typescript of letter, photocopy, and clipping of article noted in letter. Boxes Christmas Cards, 1981, 1983, and Christmas cards to the Ross family are from many of the people represented in the correspondence files. Many cards have notes or letters, and most are with envelopes. They complement the Christmas cards already in the collection.

35 35 MS 27' ACCESSION CORRESPONDENCE Box 55 Correspondents include: Ali, Mushin, professor and chairman of English Department, Sana'a University, Taiz, and former graduate student of Ross. 4 ALS, Bailey, Alfred G., poet, historian, and former Vice-president, Academic of the University of New Brunswick. 7 ALS, Bentley, David, professor of English, University of Western Ontario, editor of Canadian Poetry. 12 ALS, Bissell, Claude T., former President of the University of Toronto, and classmate of Ross at graduate school. 1 ALS, Conacher, Desmond, Professor Emeritus of Classics, Trinity college and former colleague of Ross. 2 ALS, Crull, Jan, a partner in a public relations firm concerned with Amerindian affairs and former student of Ross. 3 TLS, Djwa, Sandra, professor of English, Simon Fraser University, and co-editor of Pratt Editorial Project. 3 TLS, Dooley, David, Professor Emeritus, st. Michael's College, and former colleague. 3 TLS, Gibson, Douglas, publisher, McClelland & Stewart, 3 Tts, Goodridge Roberts and former student of Ross. 4 ALS, Greenbaum, Jonathan, a young novelist whom Ross advised. 4 TLS, 1 ALS, Hussain, Shawkat, professor of English at the University of Dacca, and former graduate student of Ross. 3 ALS,

36 36 2n Box 55 CONTAINER LIST Corres. (cont/d) Layton, Irving, poet. 1 TLS, 1991, with typescript of speech given at Harbourfront, October 1991, inscribed to Ross. Legere, Elizabeth, retired professor of English, st. Thomas University and former student of Ross. 1 ALS, [1982]. Leisner, Dorothy Roberts, poet, daughter of Theodore Goodridge Roberts. 1 ALS, [1993] and 1 ANS from John Leisner, her son. LePan, Douglas, poet, Fellow of Massey College, retired diplomat. 1 ALS, McGillivray, Mary, professor of English, st. Francis Xavier University and former graduate student of Ross. 4 ALS, Mackay, Margaret, senior lecturer in the School of Scottish Studies and Associate Dean of Arts, University of Edinburgh. 1 ALS, 1 ANS, McMullen, Lorraine, professor of English, Simon Fraser University and writer on sinclair Ross. 3 ALS, 1 TLS, McSweeney, Kerry, Molson professor of English, McGill University and former graduate student of Ross. 1 TLS, Marlyn, John, novelist living in Spain ALS, Box 56 Correspondents include: Osmond, Rosalie, lecturer, University of London and former Killam Research Scholar, Dalhousie University. 4 ALS, 3 TLS, Rowan, Donald, professor of English, University of New Brunswick and eminent Elizabethan scholar. 1 TLS, Shepperson, George, retired professor, University of Edinburgh. 1 ALS, 1992.

37 37 Box 56 CONTAINER LIST (Cont'd) staines, David, professor of English, university of ottawa, editor of Journal of Canadian Poetry, and editor of New Canadian Library. 1 ALS, 8 TLS, Stovel, Nora, writer on Margaret Drabble and Margaret Laurence and former graduate student of Ross. 1 TLS, Ware, Martin, professor of English, Memorial University, editor of the poems of Theodore Whitelaw, Marjorie, writer. 1 TLS, Willoughby Guy, writer on Oscar Wilde and senior lecturer in English at the University of Pretoria. 2 TLS; 1 ALS (photocopy), Wilson, Budge, writer of children's fiction. 5 ALS, Wood, Derek, professor of English, st. Francis Xavier University. 2 TLS with ANS, Woodbury, Leonard, "eminent classical scholar", university of Toronto. 1 TLS, Young, Alan, University. citation for University. professor of English, Acadia 1 TLS, 1991, with copy of his Ross's honorary degree from Acadia Drafts for and copies of letters sent by Ross. 8 items, LITERARY PAPERS Box 56 "Criticism of Canadian Literature in English". First draft of chapter on critical theory for Literary History of Canada, vol. 3. Typescript carbon copy. BIOGRAPHICAL MATERIALS "Receiving the honour conferred by the Canadian Conference of the Arts from the hand of Lieut.-

38 38 27'7 Box 56 CONTAINER LIST Biog. material (Cont'd) Governor Alexander of Ontario", Diplome d'honneur, black and white prints. Boxes Box 60 CHRISTMAS CARDS Christmas Cards, Christmas cards to the Ross family are from many of the people represented in the correspondence files. Many cards have notes or letters, and most are with envelopes. Newspaper clippings 1994 ACCESSION Collection of correspondence, mainly 1994, from friends, former students and colleagues, and young historians of Canadian literature. Some correspondence includes manuscripts and clippings. Many of the correspondents are already represented in earlier correspondence files: Arthur Adamson, David Bentley, Claude Bissell, Jan Crull, Jonathan Greenbaum, Douglas LePan, Rosalie Osmond, David staines, Martin Ware. Extent: 1 box Box 61 Correspondents include: Adamson, Arthur. Professor of English, University of Manitoba and former student. with printed copy of one poem, and typescript of eight of his poems. 11 May ALS. Bentley, David. Professor of English, University of Western Ontario, member of editorial board of Canadian Poetry and a former student ALS. Bissell, Claude. Retired president of the University of Toronto, and student with Ross at Toronto and Cornell. 19 October ALS.

39 39 Box 61 CONTAINER LIST (Cont'd) Clark, Howard C. President of Dalhousie University where Ross is professor emeritus. 18 January TLS and photocopy of another TLS. Cogswell, Fred. Poet, translator, anthologist, publisher, and retired professor of English, University of New Brunswick ALS. Colford, Tom. "A promising young short story writer" and a member of library staff at Dalhousie University Library. 28 June ALS. with word processed text of short story. Crull, Jan. A partner in a public relations firm concerned with Amerindian affairs and former student of Ross TLS. Dooley, David. Professor emeritus, st. Michael's College and former colleague TLS. Friskney, Janet. A graduate student at Carleton University studying the relationship between Canadian literature and publishing TLS. Fuller, Danielle. A graduate student at Dalhousie University studying "contemporary Atlantic Canadian women's writing". 15 January TLS. Greenbaum, Jonathan. A young novelist whom Ross has helped. His novel "The Gift" is in it final version. 9 November TLS. Groenig, Laura. Professor of English at Concordia University and author of the biography of E.K. Brown, which she wrote at Dalhousie during her time as a Killam post doctoral fellow ALS, 3 TLS. Harris, Maureen. Trinity College. Poet, and former student at ALS, 5 TLS. Kuno, Sachiko. 23 May TLS. Professor of i~nglish, Aichi Shukutoku Junior College, NagOya,\ \~apan, and scholar of the writings of John Donne) and Margaret Laurence, a former student.

40 40 CONTAINER LIST Box 61 Corres. (Cont'd) Lecker, Robert. Professor of English, McGill University, and researcher of the New Canadian Library series TLS. LePan, Douglas. Poet, professor emeritus, University of Toronto, and retired diplomat ALS, 1 TLS. MCGillivray, Mary. Professor of English, st. Francis Xavier University and former student. 4 July ALS. McMaster, Vesta. Classmate at the university of N w Brunswick and "good friend". 28 January S with photocopy of typescript text. Osmon (scholar i \Killam Rosalie. Lecturer, University of Londo, seventeenth century poetry, and fo er Saddlemeyer, An. formerly at the Drama. 28 Januar Scholar, Dalhousie Univers' y. Master of Massey C aduate Centre for ALS. lege and e Study of Staines, David. vic Dean of A s, University ottawa, successor to R ss as g neral editor of New Canadian Library ALS, 6 TLS. Ware, Martin. Professor. English, Memorial University, and former Ud~t. 7 August ALS. \ \'" Xiques, Donez. Pr essor of En~~ish, Brooklyn College, City Uni ersity of New Y rk, and scholar of early litera career of Margar Laurence TLS. ~ of the Literary anuscripts Preface Holograph draft of preface to lit at Far River; Collected Poems of Theodore Goodrid Robe s", edited by Martin Ware, and about to be published.