A Bibliography of Materials by and About Walter Harding in the Collections of Milne Library, SUNY Geneseo

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A Bibliography of Materials by and about Walter Harding in the Collections of Milne Library, SUNY Geneseo

Compiled by Judith Bushnell, College Archivist

Milne Library SUNY Geneseo Geneseo, New York 2000

CONTENTS

Foreword 2

Books, Pamphlets, and Thoreau Society Booklets Written or Edited by Walter Harding 4

Articles and Book Chapters Written or Edited by Walter Harding 7

Periodicals Edited by Walter Harding 21

Book Reviews Written by Walter Harding 21

Lectures, Papers, and Sermons Presented by Walter Harding 47

Translations or Adaptations of Works by Walter Harding 49

Typescripts of Works by Walter Harding 50

Publishers' Galleys, Page Proofs, etc. of Works by Walter Harding 53

Curricular Materials Developed or Coordinated by Walter Harding; Programs and Flyers 54

Materials from Walter Harding's Japan Lecture Tour, 1964 56

Works Published in Honor of Walter Harding 56

Materials about Walter Harding 57

Reviews of Works by Walter Harding 61

Publishers' Flyers for Works by Walter Harding 70 FOREWORD

Prominent Thoreau scholar Walter Harding was a member of SUNY Geneseo's English faculty from 1956 through his retirement in 1983. Dr. Harding was a frequent user of Milne Library, visiting regularly to update his ongoing Thoreau bibliography by consulting our print indexes and their high tech successors such as computer-output microform indexes, CD-ROM indexes, and online computer indexes, all of which he mastered to a much greater extent than he felt he had. Dr. Harding was one of my favorite library users, and he posed many challenging reference questions.

During one of Dr. Harding's regular library visits, I mentioned to him that we had his complete works in our College Archives Collection, which includes copies of faculty members' publications. With a twinkle in his eye, he said, "Oh, you don't have my complete works." I admit that I didn't quite believe him. Working on this bibliography has given me a real appreciation of the twinkle and the truth of his remark!

After Dr. Harding's death, his wife Marjorie asked if we would like to make copies of his published articles, chapters, and unpublished typescripts and lectures before they were sent to the Thoreau Institute. Although I suspected our holdings were fairly complete, I gratefully accepted her kind offer. For the next few months, either Mrs. Harding or her son Allen brought boxes of documents to the library and picked them up after I had copied them.

I began the project by creating a database listing articles we already owned; checking this list would keep me from copying things that were already in our collections. I quickly discovered that although we owned nearly all of Walter Harding's published books, our collection of his articles consisted primarily of book reviews and articles published before he joined Geneseo's faculty, leaving major gaps in our holdings. I created another database listing items as I copied them.

The copying project took the better part of a summer, and greatly expanded our collection of brief works written by Walter Harding. My collection-building efforts were again greatly facilitated by Marjorie Harding, who compiled a bibliography of Dr. Harding's Thoreau Society Bulletin articles, most of which were not included in our collection or in the boxes of materials we borrowed. We copied these articles from Milne Library's holdings of the Bulletin and added them to the collection. However, I decided not to copy or list in this bibliography Dr. Harding's "Additions to the Thoreau Bibliography," which appeared in nearly every issue of the Bulletin, or his later recurring feature, "Current Thoreau Literature."

In the continuing effort to complete our holdings, I searched the online MLA International Bibliography by author, identified additional articles by Harding, and tried to fill gaps in our holdings by using interlibrary loan to obtain copies of items we lacked. I then decided to supplement our collection by copying as many articles and other publications as I could find about Dr. Harding, including reviews of his many books. The entire project resulted in our collection growing from two large boxes containing brief works by Dr. Harding to four boxes of his brief works and one box of articles about him. In addition to these boxes, we have more than two shelves holding Dr. Harding's book-length publications and books containing chapters written by Dr. Harding.

2 In spite of this project, our collection of Walter Harding's works is still incomplete! There were a few cited articles that we were unable to track down through interlibrary loan, and I am sure that we have only a partial collection of translations of Dr. Harding's works. Also, we were unable to locate several cited items in our Virginia Quarterly Review volumes, many of which seem to lack sections that appeared in other volumes; since our citations lacked page numbers, we did not try to obtain the items through interlibrary loan. Thus, Dr. Harding's remark about our collection's incomplete nature is still accurate.

Organizing the materials in our collection and in this bibliography posed many challenges. The biggest problem was the incomplete nature of some of the citations. Most of the items in Walter Harding's personal collection were carefully organized and included full bibliographic citations. A few of the scholarly articles lacked some bibliographic information, and I completed as many citations as possible. The biggest problem was the more than four hundred book reviews, published primarily in the Chicago Tribune and the Richmond News Leader. Most of these lacked page numbers, and a few had incomplete dates. Providing the complete citations for every review would have required many interlibrary loan requests for microfilms of these newspapers and the time-consuming task of searching for hundreds of reviews. I decided that some of the citations in the bibliography would remain incomplete, which certainly goes against a librarian's standards regarding bibliographic precision.

The materials listed in the bibliography are located in four places in Milne Library: the College Archives Collection, a noncirculating collection devoted to the College's history and including faculty publications (call numbers beginning with archive); our special collections room's Walter Harding Collection, formed in the mid-1980s and including material relating to Thoreau and transcendentalism as well as selected works by and about Dr. Harding (call numbers beginning with X); the reference collection (call numbers beginning with ref), and the main circulating collection. All of the College Archives and X collection items listed are noncirculating.

In completing this project, I gratefully acknowledge the following people: Marjorie Harding for her generosity in lending us her husband's publications for copying and for her helpful bibliography of his contributions to the Thoreau Society Bulletin; Allen Harding for transporting boxes of publications to and from the library and for suggestions on the bibliography's organization; and Harriet Sleggs, Milne Library's Interlibrary Loan Manager, for patiently and diligently handling my many interlibrary loan requests.

3 Books, Pamphlets, and Thoreau Society Booklets Written or Edited by Walter Harding

Blanding, Thomas, and Walter Harding. A Thoreau Iconography. Thoreau Society Booklet 30. Geneseo, NY: Thoreau Society, 1980. (archive LD 3840 G48 H37 and X PS 3053 A22 no. 30)

Channing, William Ellery. The Collected Poems of William Ellery Channing, the Younger, 1817 - 1901. Ed. and with intro. by Walter Harding. Gainesville, FL: Scholars' Facsimiles and Reprints, 1967. (archive LD 3840 G48 H3736)

Gottschalk, Hans. Herman Melville's Moby Dick: A Study Guide. Ed. Walter Harding. Bound Brook, N.J.: Shelley, 1962. (archive LD 3840 G48 G7155 1962)

Harding, Walter, comp. Bibliography of Novels about New York State. Geneseo, NY: State University of New York College at Geneseo, [c. 1960 - 1965]. (archive LD 3840 G48 H3728 and ref Z 1317 H37)

---, ed. A Bibliography of the Thoreau Society Bulletin Bibliographies, 1941-1969: A Cumulation and Index. Troy, NY: Whitston, 1971. (archive LD 3840 G48 H3729 and X PS 3053 A2322 and Z 8873 H3)

---, ed. A Catalog of the Thoreau Society Archives in the Concord Free Public Library. Thoreau Society Booklet 29. Geneseo, NY: Thoreau Society, 1978. (archive LD 3840 G48 H37 and X PS 3053 A22 no. 29)

---. A Centennial Check-List of the Editions of Henry David Thoreau's Walden. Charlottesville: The University of Virginia Press for the Bibliographical Society of the University of Virginia, 1954. (archive LD 3840 G48 H37 and archive LD 3840 G48 H3732)

---. A Checklist of Inexpensive Reprints of Works of American Literature. N.p.: The Modern Language Association of America, The American Literature Group, 1953. (archive LD 3840 G48 H37)

---. A Checklist of Inexpensive Reprints of Works of American Literature. 2nd ed. N.p.: The Modern Language Association of America, The American Literature Group, 1954. (archive LD 3840 G48 H37)

---. The Days of Henry Thoreau. New York: Knopf, 1965. (archive LD 3840 G48 H3742 and PS 3053 H3)

---. The Days of Henry Thoreau: A Biography. 2nd ed. New York: Dover Publications, 1982. (X PS 3053 H3 1982)

---. Emerson's Library. Charlottesville: Published for the Bibliographical Society of the University of Virginia by the University Press of Virginia, 1967. (archive LD 3840 G48 H3746)

---, ed. Henry David Thoreau; A Profile. New York: Hill and Wang, 1971. (archive LD 3840 G48 H3752 and B 931 T44 H37)

---. Henry David Thoreau's Walden and Civil Disobedience, a Study Guide. Bound Brook, NJ: Shelley, 1962. (archive LD 3840 G48 H3754)

---, comp. An Index to the First 100 Thoreau Society Bulletins. Thoreau Society Booklet 22. Geneseo, NY: Thoreau Society, 1968. (archive LD 3840 G48 H37 and X PS 3053 A22 no. 22)

---, ed. Mr. Thoreau Declines an Invitation: Two Unpublished Papers by Thoreau: An Original Letter and an Annotated Questionnaire. Richmond, VA: The Attic Press, 1956. (archive LD 3840 G48 H37)

---. A New Checklist of Inexpensive Reprints of Works of American Literature. N.p., 1956. [Marked with revisions for 1959 ed.] (archive LD 3840 G48 H37)

---. A New Checklist of Inexpensive Reprints of Works of American Literature. N.p.: Circulated by the [M.L.A.] American Literature Group, 1959. (archive LD 3840 G48 H37)

---. A New Checklist of Inexpensive Reprints of Works of American Literature. N.p.: Circulated by the [M.L.A.] American Literature Group, 1960. (archive LD 3840 G48 H37)

---, ed. Sophia Thoreau's Scrapbook, From the Collection of George L. Davenport, Jr. Thoreau Society Booklet 20. Geneseo, NY: Thoreau Society, 1964. (archive LD 3840 G48 H3782 and archive LD 3840 G48 H37)

---. Supplement to the Second Edition of "A Checklist of Inexpensive Reprints of Works of American Literature." N.p., 1955. (archive LD 3840 G48 H37)

---, ed. Thoreau: A Century of Criticism. Dallas: Southern Methodist University Press, 1954. (archive LD 3840 G48 H3784)

---, ed. Thoreau: A Century of Criticism. 1954. Dallas: Southern Methodist University Press, 1970. (X PS 3054 H3 and PS 3054 H3)

---, ed. Thoreau As Seen by His Contemporaries. New York: Dover Publications, 1989. Rev. ed. of Thoreau, Man of Concord. 1960. (archive LD 3840 G48 H3785 1989 and PS 3053 T49 1989)

---, ed. The Thoreau Centennial; Papers Marking the Observance in New York City of the One Hundredth Anniversary of the Death of Henry David Thoreau. Albany: State University of New York Press, 1964. (archive LD 3840 G48 H3786 and X PS 3053 H318 1964 and PS 3053 H318 1964)

5 ---, comp. The Thoreau Collectors' Guide to Book Prices. Thoreau Society Booklet 26. Geneseo, NY: Thoreau Society, 1971. (archive LD 3840 G48 H37 and X PS 3053 A22 no. 26)

---. A Thoreau Handbook. New York: New York University Press, 1959. (archive LD 3840 G48 H3787 and PS 3053 H32)

---. Thoreau, Man of Concord. New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1960. (archive LD 3840 G48 H3785 and PS 3053 H325)

---. Thoreau's Library. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Press, 1957. (archive LD 3840 G48 H3789)

---, ed. Thoreau's Minnesota Journey: Two Documents. Thoreau Society Booklet 16. Geneseo, NY: Thoreau Society, 1962. (archive LD 3840 G48 H37 and X PS 3053 A22 no. 16)

---, George Brenner, and Paul A. Doyle, eds. Henry David Thoreau: Studies and Commentaries. Rutherford, NJ: Fairleigh Dickinson University Press, 1972. (archive LD 3840 G48 H3753 and X PS 3054 H4 and PS 3054 H4)

---, and Michael Meyer. The New Thoreau Handbook. New York: New York University Press, 1980. (archive LD 3840 G48 H3787 1980 and X PS 3053 H32 1980 and PS 3053 H32 1980)

Meltzer, Milton, and Walter Harding, eds. A Thoreau Profile. New York: Crowell, 1962. (archive LD 3840 G48 H3788 and PS 3053 M4 1962)

---. A Thoreau Profile. 1962. Concord, MA: Thoreau Foundation, 1976. (archive LD 3840 G48 H3788 1976 and X PS 3053 M45 1976)

Thoreau, Henry David. The Correspondence of Henry David Thoreau. Ed. Walter Harding and Carl Bode. New York: New York University Press, 1958. (archive LD 3840 G48 H3737 and PS 3053 A3 1958)

---. In the Woods and Fields of Concord: Selections from the Journals of Henry David Thoreau. Ed. and with an intro. by Walter Harding. Salt Lake City, UT: G. M. Smith, 1982. (archive LD 3840 G48 H3757 1982 and X PS 3053 A2 1982b and PS 3053 A2 1982b)

---. The Selected Works of Thoreau. Rev. and with a new intro. by Walter Harding. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1975. (archive LD 3840 G48 H3778)

---. The Variorum Civil Disobedience. Annotated and with an intro. by Walter Harding. New York: Twayne, 1967. (archive LD 3840 G48 H3792 and JC 328 T5 1967)

---. The Variorum Walden. Annotated and with an intro. by Walter Harding. New York: Twayne, 1962. (archive LD 3840 G48 H3793)

6 ---. Walden: An Annotated Edition. Foreword and notes by Walter Harding. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1995. (archive LD 3840 G48 H37935 1995 and PS 3048 A1 1995b)

---. A Week on the Concord and Merrimack Rivers. Ed. with intro. and notes by Walter Harding. New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1963. (archive LD 3840 G48 H3794 and X PS 3053 T57 1963 and F 72 M7 T5 1963)

Articles and Book Chapters Written or Edited by Walter Harding

Unless otherwise noted, all items are in the Brief Works boxes located at archive LD 3840 G48 H37.

Education in Community. Rural Cooperative Community Conference Pamphlet no. 1. New City, NY: Rural Cooperative Community Conference, 1943. [Walter Harding is one of the discussion participants whose remarks constitute the text.]

Harding, Walter. "Adventures in the Thoreau Trade." American Scholar 61.2 (1992): 277+.

---. "The Adventures of a Literary Detective in Search of Thoreau." Virginia Quarterly Review 68 (1992): 277-297.

---. "Alan Hovhaness and Thoreau." Thoreau Society Bulletin 180 (1987): 6-7.

---. "The Alfred Hosmer Letter Files." Thoreau Society Bulletin 119 (1972): 7.

---, ed. "Amanda Mather's Recollections of Thoreau." Thoreau Society Bulletin 188 (1989): 1-2.

---. "American History in the Novel, 1585 - 1900. The Period of Expansion, 1815 - 1861." Midwest Journal 8 (1956): 393-398. [Attached to verso: untitled article announcing this publication, Livingston County Leader 13 Dec. 1956.]

---. "And Where Did Thoreau Part His Hair?" Thoreau Society Bulletin 135 (1976): 6.

---, ed. "Another Early Review of Thoreau's Week." Thoreau Society Bulletin 136 (1976): 6 - 8. [Article is not signed or initialled, but M.L.A.'s annual bibliography attributes it to Harding.]

---. "Another Forgotten Obituary for Thoreau." Thoreau Society Bulletin 87 (1964): 3.

---. "Another Source for Hawthorne's 'Egotism; or, The Bosom Serpent.'" American Literature 40.4 (1969): 537-538.

---. "The Apple-Tree Table Tale." Boston Public Library Quarterly 8 (1956): 213-215. [Attached to verso: "Geneseo Professor Quarterly Author." Democrat and Chronicle 18 Nov. 1956.]

---. "A Bee-Line with Thoreau." Nature Outlook Feb.1945: 20 - 21.

---. "Behold Trouble." Pacifica Views 2.36 (9 Feb. 1945): 1 - 2.

---. "A Bibliographical Ghost?" Thoreau Society Bulletin 105 (1968): 7.

---. "A Bibliography of Thoreau in Music." Studies in the American Renaissance 1992. Ed. Joel Myerson. Charlottesville: University Press of Virginia, 1992. 291 - 315. (Also at PS 201 S85 1992.)

---. "A Bibliography of Thoreau in Poetry, Fiction, and Drama." Bulletin of Bibliography 18 (May 1943): 15 - 18.

---. "C. T. Jackson on Thoreau." Thoreau Society Bulletin 68 (1959): 3 - 4.

---. "Calling All Youth." Youth Counselor 7.3 (March 1942): n. pag.

---. "The Camper in the Back Yard." Horizon 6.4 (1964): 33 - 39.

---. "Can This Be America?" Letter. Christian Century 62 (21 Feb. 1945): 243.

---. "The Centennial of Thoreau's Death." Thoreau Society Bulletin 79 (1962): 1 - 3.

---. "A Century of Thoreau." Audubon Magazine 47 (March 1945): 80 - 84.

---. "A Century of Walden." Colorado Quarterly 3 (Autumn 1954): 186 - 199.

---. "A Check List of Thoreau's Lectures." Bulletin of the New York Public Library 41 (Feb. 1948): 1 - 10. (also at archive LD 3840 G48 H3733)

---. "Closing the Cairn Debate." Letter. New York Sun 27 Apr. 1945: 24.

---, ed. "Concord by [Alfred?] Munroe." Thoreau Society Bulletin 133 (1975): 1 - 3. [Article is not signed or initialled, but M.L.A.'s annual bibliography attributes it to Harding.]

---. "The Concord Scene." Thoreau Society Bulletin 137 (1976): 6.

---. "The Concord Summer Seminars." Thoreau Society Bulletin 180 (1987): 5 - 6.

---. "The Conscientious Objector in Time of War." Missions 34.7 (1943): 401 - 402.

---. "Conscripts Cornered." Probe Autumn 1945: 14 - 15.

---. "The Correspondence of Sophia Thoreau and Marianne Dunbar." Thoreau Society Bulletin 33 (1950): 1 - 3.

---. "The Corruption of Walden." Thoreau Society Bulletin 98 (1967): 5 - 6.

8 ---. "Daniel Ricketson's Copy of Walden." Harvard Library Bulletin 15.4 (1967): 401 - 411.

---. "A Defense of Thoreau." Chicago Tribune 1 Dec. 1946: page unknown. [Harding note: reprinted in Yankee.]

---. "Delugeous or Detergeous or ?" Thoreau Society Bulletin 101 (1967): 5.

---. "Delugeous or Detergeous or ?" CEAA Newsletter 1 (Mar. 1968): 5 - 6.

---. "Different Drummers." Thoreau Society Bulletin 168 (1984): 1 - 2.

---. "The Early Printing Records of Thoreau's Books." American Transcendental Quarterly 11 (1971): 44 - 60.

---. "An Early Thoreau Club." Thoreau Society Bulletin 77 (1961): 3 - 4.

---. "Edward Hoar on Thoreau." Thoreau Society Bulletin 198 (1992): 6 - 7.

---. "Einstein on Gandhi and Thoreau." Thoreau Society Bulletin 45 (1953): 3. [Brief introductory note to a letter written by Einstein.]

---. "Elizabeth Oakes Smith on Thoreau." Thoreau Society Bulletin 110 (1970): 2 - 3.

---. "Emerson." Letter. New York Herald Tribune Book Review 4 Sept. 1960: page unknown.

---. "Emerson, Thoreau, and Transcendentalism." American Literary Scholarship. An Annual, 1963. Ed. James Woodress. Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 1965. 3 - 16. (also at X PS 3053 H245 1963)

---. "Emerson, Thoreau, and Transcendentalism." American Literary Scholarship. An Annual, 1965. Ed. James Woodress. Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 1967. 3 - 14. (also at X PS 3053 H245 1965)

---. "Emerson, Thoreau, and Transcendentalism." American Literary Scholarship. An Annual, 1966. Ed. James Woodress. Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 1968. 3 - 11. (also at X PS 3053 H245 1966)

---. "Emerson, Thoreau, and Transcendentalism." American Literary Scholarship. An Annual, 1973. Ed. James Woodress. Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 1975. 3 - 14. (also at X PS 3053 H245 1973)

---. "Emerson's Copy of Walden." Thoreau Society Bulletin 146 (1979): 1.

---. "An Epilogue for the Thoreau Summer Seminars." Thoreau Society Bulletin 181 (1987): 5.

---. "Events at Walden." Thoreau Society Bulletin 128 (1974): 8.

9 ---. "Financing the Texas House." Thoreau Society Bulletin 191 (1990): 5 - 6.

---. "First Thoreau Edition Volumes to Printer." Chronica 2.6 (1968): 8 - 11.

---. "The First Year's Sales of Thoreau's Walden." Thoreau Society Bulletin 117 (1971): 1 - 3.

---. "Five Ways of Looking at Walden." Massachusetts Review 4 (1962): 149 - 162.

---. "Five Ways of Looking at Walden." Critical Essays on Henry David Thoreau's Walden. Ed. Joel Myerson. Boston: G. K. Hall, 1988. 85 - 96. (archive LD 3840 G48 H3739 1988 and X PS 3048 H3 1988 and X PS 3048 C75 1988 and PS 3048 C75 1988)

---. Foreword. The Journal of Henry D. Thoreau. Ed. Bradford Torrey and Francis H. Allen. 14 vols. in 2. New York: Dover Publications, 1962. 1: v - vii. (also at PS 3053 A2 1962)

---. Foreword. Thoreau Abroad: Twelve Bibliographical Essays. Ed. Eugene F. Timpe. Hamden, CT: Archon Books, 1971. 1 - 9. (archive LD 3840 G48 H37855).

---. "Forgotten Biographies of Two Dunbars." Thoreau Society Bulletin 200 (1992): 1.

---. "A Forgotten Review of Walden." Thoreau Society Bulletin 38 (1952): 2 - 3.

---. "A Forgotten Thoreau Novel." Thoreau Society Bulletin 195 (1991): 6.

---. "The Francis H. Allen Papers: A Catalog." Thoreau Society Bulletin 34 (1951): 1 - 2.

---. "The Francis H. Allen Papers in the Thoreau Society Archives: A Catalog: Supplement." Thoreau Society Bulletin 50 (1955): 1 - 2.

---. "Franklin B. Sanborn and Thoreau's Letters." Boston Public Library Quarterly 3 (Oct. 1951): 288 - 293.

---. "Frederic Tudor and Walden Pond." Thoreau Society Bulletin 105 (1968): 8.

---. "Gandhi and Thoreau." Letter. New York Herald-Tribune Books, date and page numbers unknown. [Harding note: "reprinted in The Friendly Quill, 7, 1941, 1 - 3."]

---. "Gandhi and Thoreau." Thoreau Society Bulletin 23 (1948): 1 - 2.

---. "Genesis of an Idea." Pacifica Views 3.34 (1946): 4.

---. "George Sturt and Thoreau." Thoreau Society Bulletin 111 (1970): 3 - 5.

---. "A Gift from Walden Woods." Home Garden and Flower Grower 54 (Dec. 1967): 29 - 36.

---. "A Glimpse of Walt Whitman." Walt Whitman Newsletter 3 (Mar. 1957): 7.

10 ---, ed. "Greeley, Sartain, and Thoreau." Thoreau Society Bulletin 193 (1990): 5.

---. "Gulliver's Full Title." Chicago Tribune Magazine of Books 4 Oct. 1953: page unknown.

---. "Harvard Statutes and Laws: Some Footnotes on Thoreau's College Days." Thoreau Society Bulletin 34 (1951): 3.

---. "Henry D. Thoreau." National Wildlife 5.1 (1967): 38 - 39. (also at X PS 3053 H315 1967)

---. "Henry D. Thoreau, Instructor." Educational Forum 29 (Nov. 1964): 89 - 97.

---. "Henry David Thoreau." The American Renaissance in New England. Ed. Joel Myerson. Dictionary of Literary Biography 1. Detroit: Gale Research, 1978. 170 - 182. (also at ref PS 243 A54)

---. "Henry David Thoreau." Colonization to The American Renaissance, 1640 - 1865. Concise Dictionary of American Literary Biography. Detroit: Gale Research, 1988. 348 - 361.

---, ed. and intro. "Henry David Thoreau." Eight American Writers: An Anthology of American Literature. Ed. Norman Foerster and Robert P. Falk. New York: W. W. Norton, 1963. 409 - 581. (also at X PS 3053 H3192 1963 and PS 535 F6)

---. "Henry David Thoreau: Philologist." Word Study 19.4 (date unknown, c. 1943): 7.

---. "Henry David Thoreau: Walden; or, Life in the Woods." Landmarks of American Writing. Ed. Hennig Cohen. New York: Basic Books, 1969. 134 - 143. (also at archive LD 3840 G48 H3763)

---. "Henry Thoreau and Ellen Sewall." South Atlantic Quarterly 64.1 (1965): 100 - 109. (also at X PS 3053 H319 1965)

---. "Henry Thoreau: Our American Saint Francis." Our Dumb Animals May 1943: 93 - 94.

---. "The History of Massachusetts Bay." Bridgewater Independent 1930 (exact date unknown): page unknown. [Harding note: Awarded first prize at Junior High School in American Legion Essay Contest.]

---. "Horace Greeley on Thoreau: A Forgotten Portrait." Thoreau Society Bulletin 116 (1971): 5 - 7.

---. "Hound, Bay Horse, and Turtledove." Literary Symbolism: An Introduction to the Interpretation of Literature. Ed. Maurice Beebe. Belmont, CA: Wadsworth Publishing, 1960. 59 - 62.

---. "I Discover Thoreau." Thoreau Society Bulletin 195 (1991): 2 - 3.

---. "The Illusionment of Objectivity." Pacifica Views 3.8 (1945): 1+.

11 ---. "The Imitators of Henry Thoreau." Fragments 18 (Dec. 1980): 3. [Harding note: reprinted from vol. 5 no. 2.]

---. "In Defense of Thoreau." Yankee 11 (March 1947): 26 - 27. [Harding note: slight revision of "A Defense of Thoreau," 1946.]

---. "In Memoriam: Martin Askfeldt." Thoreau Society Bulletin 184 (1988): 4.

---. "In Memoriam: Mrs. Herbert Buttrick Hosmer." Thoreau Society Bulletin 111 (1970): 1+.

---. "In Tribute to Francis H. Allen." Thoreau Society Bulletin 26 (1949): 1 - 2.

---. "In Wildness is the Preservation of the World." Population and the Environment Crisis. Ed. Stephen White. Johnson City: East Tennessee State University Research Advisory Council, 1975. 92 - 104. (archive LD 3840 G48 H377 and QH 541.145 P66 1975)

---. "The Influence of Civil Disobedience." The Western Thoreau Centenary; Selected Papers. Ed. J. Golden Taylor. Logan, UT: Utah State University Press, published in cooperation with the Thoreau Society as Thoreau Society Bulletin 19, 1963. 29 - 44. (archive LD 3840 G48 H3797)

---. "The Influence of Thoreau's Lecturing Upon His Writing." Bulletin of the New York Public Library 60 (Feb. 1956): 74 - 80.

---. Introduction. Anti-Slavery and Reform Papers. By Henry David Thoreau. Montreal: Harvest House, 1963. ix - xiii. (archive LD 3840 G48 H3725 1963)

---. Introduction. Clear Sky, Pure Light: Encounters with Henry David Thoreau. Comp. and ed. Christopher Childs. Lincoln, MA: Penmaen Press, 1978. ix - xii. (archive LD 3840 G48 H37355)

---. Introduction. Discovery at Walden. By Roland Wells Robbins. Concord, MA: Thoreau Foundation, 1947. xiii - xiv. (also at PS 3053 R6 1970)

---. Introduction. An Essay on Transcendentalism, 1842. Attributed to Charles Mayo Ellis. Gainesville, FL: Scholars' Facsimiles and Reprints, 1954. vii - xv. (archive LD 3840 G48 H3748)

---. Introduction. An Essay on Transcendentalism, 1842. 1954. Attributed to Charles Mayo Ellis. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1970. vii - xv. (also at B 905 E4 1970)

---. Introduction. Essays on Education, 1830 - 1862, Together with The Town Reports for 1859 - 1861 and the School Reports for 1861 - 1862 of Concord, Massachusetts. Gainesville, FL: Scholars' Facsimiles and Reprints, 1960. vii - xvi. (archive LD 3840 G48 H3749)

12 ---. Introduction. The Journal of Henry David Thoreau. Ed. Bradford Torrey and Francis H. Allen. 14v. Salt Lake City, UT: Peregrine Smith Books, 1984. 1: v - xxix. (also at X PS 3053 A2 1984b)

---. Introduction. Specimens of Foreign Standard Literature. Ed. George Ripley. Geneseo, NY: James Brunner, 1989. n. pag.

---. "Jack London and Thoreau." Thoreau Society Bulletin 57 (1956): 1.

---. "James Russell Lowell and Thoreau's First Book." Thoreau Society Bulletin 35 (1951): 1 - 2.

---. "John Shepard Keyes on Thoreau. . . ." Thoreau Society Bulletin 103 (1968): 2 - 3.

---. "A Late Revision in Thoreau's 'Walden.'" Bibliographical Society of the University of Virginia. Secretary's Newssheet 25 (Nov. 1952): 3.

---. "A Letter to the Society from the Secretary." Thoreau Society Bulletin 183 (1988): 4.

---. "The Letters That Got Away." Thoreau Society Bulletin 159 (1982): 6 - 7.

---. "Libraries and Hobbies." Bridgewater Independent 1 Feb. 1935: page unknown. [Harding note: This was written at the request of Miss Ames, the Head Librarian of the Bridgewater Public Library to go with a series of library advertising articles written by local people.]

---. "Mark Twain's Blue Jays and the Red-Headed Woodpeckers." The Twainian 24.1 (Jan. - Feb. 1965): 1.

---. "Mary Ball Saunders's Recollection of Thoreau." Thoreau Society Bulletin 207 (1994): 8 - 9.

---. "More Excerpts from the Alfred Hosmer Letter Files." Thoreau Society Bulletin 123 (1973): 6 - 7.

---. "More Uncollected Emerson Letters." Emerson Society Quarterly 13 (1958): 34 - 36.

---, ed. "Mount Washington in 1850 by Franklin Benjamin Sanborn." Appalachia 114 (15 June 1952): 17 - 20.

---. "A New Carte-de-visite of Thoreau." Thoreau Society Bulletin 155 (1981): 1.

---. "A New Checklist of the Books in Henry David Thoreau's Library." Studies in the American Renaissance 1983. Ed. Joel Myerson. Charlottesville: University Press of Virginia, 1983. 151 - 186. (also at X PS 3053 H243 1983)

---. "A New Edition of Thoreau." Thoreau Society Bulletin 97 (1966): 1.

---. "New England Transcendentalism." Fragments 2 (Summer 1964): 2.

13 ---. "A New Sophia Thoreau Letter." Thoreau Society Bulletin 87 (1964): 4.

---. "A New Thoreau Anecdote." Thoreau Society Bulletin 190 (1990): 7.

---. "A New Thoreau Anecdote." Thoreau Society Bulletin 195 (1991): 6.

---. "Newcomb, Charles King." American National Biography. Gen. Eds. John A. Garraty and Mark C. Carnes. 24 vols. New York: Oxford University Press, 1999. 16: 327 - 328.

---. "The 1957 Annual Meeting." Thoreau Society Bulletin 60 (1957): 3.

---. "A Note on the Binding of the First Edition of Huckleberry Finn." Bibliographical Society of the University of Virginia. Secretary's News Sheet 20 (March 1952): 1.

---. "A Note on the Title 'Moby-Dick.'" American Literature 22 (1951): 500 - 501.

---. "On Fifty Years of Editing the Bulletin." Thoreau Society Bulletin 195 (1991): 1 - 2.

---. "On Teaching Walden." Emerson Society Quarterly 18 (1960): 11 -12.

---. "Parker Pillsbury, the Walden Cabin, and the Underground Railroad." Thoreau Society Bulletin 198 (1992): 7 - 8.

---. "Preface. Recollections of the Early Days of the Thoreau Society." Thoreau's World and Ours: A Natural Legacy. Ed. Edmund A. Schofield and Robert C. Baron. Golden, CO: North American Press, 1993. xiii - xix.

---. Preface. Thoreau's Turtle Nest. From the Journal Notes of Henry David Thoreau. Worcester, MA: A. J. St. Onge, 1967. 5 - 8. (archive LD 3840 G48 H37915)

---. "A Preliminary Checklist of the Editions of Walden." Thoreau Society Bulletin 39 (1952): 2 - 3.

---. "Progress of the Youth Hostel Movement." Public Affairs 5.4 (1942): 176 - 179.

---. "A Puzzling Quotation by Thoreau." Thoreau Society Bulletin 50 (1955): 3.

---. "A Rambling History of the Thoreau Society." Concord Saunterer ns 3 (Fall 1995): 4 - 18.

---, ed. "Raymond Adams' Thoreau Newsletter." Thoreau Society Bulletin 178 (1987): 1 - 6.

---. "Recent Events at Walden Pond." Thoreau Society Bulletin 132 (1975): 2 - 3.

14 ---. "Recent Scholarship on Emerson and Thoreau." The Teacher and American Literature; Papers Presented at the 1964 Convention of the National Council of Teachers of English. Ed. Lewis Leary. Champaign, IL: National Council of Teachers of English, 1965. 81 - 88. (also at archive LD 3840 G48 H3783)

---. "Recreating Thoreau's Concord-Merrimack River Journey." Thoreau Society Bulletin 188 (1989): 4.

---. "Reflections on the Fiftieth Bulletin." Thoreau Society Bulletin 50 (1955): 1.

---. "Report from Walden." Yankee Sept. 1970: 64+.

---. "Retracing Thoreau's Week : A Bibliographical Essay." Thoreau Society Bulletin 194 (1991): 3.

---. "Roland W. Robbins." Thoreau Society Bulletin 179 (1987): 1 - 2.

---. "Ruth Robinson Wheeler." Thoreau Society Bulletin 124 (1973): 3 - 4.

---. "The Sale of Thoreau's Grandmother's House." Thoreau Society Bulletin 193 (1990): 4.

---, ed. "Sentimental Journal: The Diary of Margaret Miller Davidson." Journal of Rutgers University Library 13.1 (1949): 19 - 24.

---. "Seven Britons and Thoreau." Folio Winter 1980: 22 - 27. (also at X PS 3053 H317 1980)

---. "A Sheaf of Whitman Letters." Studies in Bibliography: Papers of the Bibliographical Society of the University of Virginia 5 (1952-53): 203 - 210.

---, ed. "Sidney Lanier and Virginia Hankins: Two Letters." Collections of the Georgia Historical Society Sept. 1954: 290 - 294.

---. "The Significance of Thoreau's Walden." Humanist 5 (Autumn 1945): 115 - 121.

---. "'Skin of Our Teeth' Proves True Showmanship Spirit." Geneseo Lamron 13 May 1958: 2.

---. "Some Early Newspaper Comments on Thoreau." Thoreau Society Bulletin 168 (1984): 6.

---. "Some Forgotten Reviews of Walden." Thoreau Society Bulletin 46 (1954): 2 - 3.

---. "Some Mysteries at Walden Pond." Thoreau Society Bulletin 168 (1984): 5 - 6.

---. "Some Unfamiliar Glimpses of Thoreau." Thoreau Society Bulletin 69 (1959): 1 - 2.

---. "'Somehow From the Very Start, I Had a Special Feeling for Thoreau.'" Diarist's Journal 48th issue (Fall-Winter 1994): 8 - 10.

15 ---. "A Source for a Walden Anecdote." Thoreau Society Bulletin 87 (1964): 4.

---. "A Source for a Walden Anecdote." Thoreau Society Bulletin 115 (1971): 7.

---. "The Source of a Walden Legend." Thoreau Society Bulletin 195 (1991): 5 - 6.

---. "Ted Bailey: Some Memories." Thoreau Society Bulletin 137 (1976): 5.

---. "Thank you Miss O'Hara." Intuitions 1 (Summer 1986): 7 - 12.

---. "'This Is a Beautiful World; But I Shall See a Fairer.'" American Heritage 14 (Dec. 1962): 106 - 112.

---. "Thoreau." The Word Oct. 1946: 21. [Harding note: Reprinted in an Australian Unitarian paper.]

---. "Thoreau -- And Bird Songs Celestial." Audubon Magazine 46 (July 1944): 234 - 236.

---. "Thoreau and Children." Thoreau Among Others: Essays in Honor of Walter Harding. Ed. Rita K. Gollin and James B. Scholes. Geneseo, NY: State University College of Arts and Science at Geneseo, 1983. 86 - 101. (also at archive LD 3840 G48 H37843 1983 and X PS 3053 T53 1983 and PS 3053 T53 1983)

---. "Thoreau and Ecology." Thoreau Society Bulletin 123 (1973): 6.

---. "Thoreau and Eros." Thoreau's Psychology: Eight Essays. Ed. Raymond D. Gozzi. Lanham, MD: University Press of America, 1983. 145 - 164. (also at X PS 3053 T55 1983)

---. "Thoreau and Kate Brady." American Literature 36 (1964): 347 - 349. (also at X PS 3053 H353 1964)

---. "Thoreau and Mann on the Minnesota River, June, 1861." Minnesota History 37 (June 1961): 225 - 228.

---. "Thoreau and Raisin Bread." Thoreau Society Bulletin 191 (1990): 1 - 2.

---. "Thoreau and the Concord Lyceum." Thoreau Society Bulletin 30 (1950): 2 - 3.

---. "Thoreau and the Kalmucks: A Newly Discovered Manuscript." New England Quarterly 32 (Mar. 1959): 91 - 92.

---. "Thoreau and the Lexington Lyceum." Thoreau Society Bulletin 161 (1982): 2.

---. "Thoreau and the Negro." The Negro History Bulletin Oct. 1946: pages unknown.

---. "Thoreau and the 'Seven Years' Itch.'" American Speech 29 (Oct. 1954): 237.

---. "Thoreau and the Worcester Ministers: An Excursion to the White Mountains." Nature Outlook 9 (1951): 12+. 16 ---. "Thoreau and Timothy Dwight." Boston Public Library Quarterly 10 (Apr. 1958): 109 - 115.

---. "Thoreau and Tuberculosis." Thoreau Society Bulletin 186 (1989): 1 - 2.

---. "Thoreau as an Artist." Henry David Thoreau as a Source for Artistic Inspiration. Ed. Francine Amy Koslow. Lincoln, MA: DeCordova and Dana Museum and Park, 1984. 14 - 17. (also at X PS 3053 K67 1984)

---. "Thoreau as Seen by Fredrika Bremer." Thoreau Society Bulletin 54 (1956): 2.

---. "Thoreau at Fire Island." Thoreau Society Bulletin 41 (1952): 3.

---. "Thoreau at Harvard." Harvard Alumni Bulletin 66 (21 Mar. 1964): 468 - 473.

---. "Thoreau at the Boston Music Hall." Thoreau Society Bulletin 105 (1968): 7.

---. "Thoreau at the Oneida Community. . . ." Thoreau Society Bulletin 115 (1971): 3 - 5. [Article is not signed or initialled; M.L.A.'s annual bibliography attributes it to Harding.]

---. "Thoreau at Walden." Bulletin, English Literary Society, Hiroshima Jogakuin College 9 (1965): 1 - 10.

---. "Thoreau Attends Quaker Meeting." Friends Intelligencer 6 May 1944: page unknown.

---. "A Thoreau Chronology." Henry David Thoreau as a Source for Artistic Inspiration. Ed. Francine Amy Koslow. Lincoln, MA: DeCordova and Dana Museum and Park, 1984. 18 - 19. (also at X PS 3053 K67 1984)

---. "A Thoreau Collection." Thoreau Society Bulletin 213 (1995): 7. [Speech written by Walter Harding and read at 1995 Annual Meeting by Bradley P. Dean.]

---. "The Thoreau Collectors' Guide to Book Prices Brought Up-to-Date." Thoreau Society Bulletin 134 (1975): 4 - 6.

---. "The Thoreau Collectors' Guide to Book Prices Brought Up-to-Date." Thoreau Society Bulletin 139 (1977): 6 - 8.

---. "Thoreau Ghosts." Yankee Oct. 1975: 110+.

---. "Thoreau, Henry David." American National Biography. Gen. Eds. John A. Garraty and Mark C. Carnes. 24 vols. New York: Oxford University Press, 1999. 21: 599 - 603.

---. "Thoreau, Henry David." Protest, Power, and Change: An Encyclopedia of Nonviolent Action from ACT-UP to Women's Suffrage. Ed. Roger S. Powers and William B. Vogele. New York: Garland, 1997. 522 - 524.

17 ---. "A Thoreau Iconography." Studies in the American Renaissance, 1980. Ed. Joel Myerson. Boston: Twayne, 1980. 1 - 35. (archive LD 3840 G48 H37825 and PS 201 S85 1980)

---. "Thoreau in Emerson's Account Books." Thoreau Society Bulletin 159 (1982): 1 - 3.

---. "Thoreau in Japan." Thoreau Society Bulletin 90 (1965): 4.

---. "Thoreau in the White Mountains." New Hampshire Troubadour July 1941: 6 - 10.

---. "Thoreau in the White Mountains." Eos Magazine June 1993: page unknown. [Harding note: reprinted from July 1941 New Hampshire Troubadour.]

---. "Thoreau Music by Eric Stokes." Thoreau Society Bulletin 159 (1982): 7.

---. "A Thoreau Music Sampler." Thoreau's World and Ours: A Natural Legacy. Ed. Edm und A. Schofield and Robert C. Baron. Golden, CO: North American Press, 1993. 79 - 80.

---. "Thoreau on the Concord Muster, 1859." The Month at Goodspeed's 39 (Apr. 1968): 171.

---. "Thoreau on the Lecture Platform." The New England Quarterly 24.3 (1951): 365- 374.

---. "Thoreau on the Lecture Platform." Thoreau Society Bulletin 125 (1973): 6 - 7.

---. "Thoreau: Pioneer for Freedom." Thoreau "The Cosmic Yankee:" Centennial Appreciations. Los Angeles: The Roman Forum, 1946. 38 - 39.

---. "Thoreau: Pioneer of Civil Disobedience." Fellowship July 1946: 118+.

---. "Thoreau Scholarship Today. (A Paper Read at the MLA, New York City, Dec. 28, 1976)." Thoreau Society Bulletin 139 (1977): 1 - 2.

---. "Thoreau, Skinny Dipper." Letter. New York Times 15 Oct. 1972, late ed., sec. 10: 4+.

---. "The Thoreau Society: A History." Thoreau Society Bulletin 155 (1981): 4 - 5.

---. "The Thoreau Society: A History. II." Thoreau Society Bulletin 156 (1981): 6 - 7.

---. "The Thoreau Society: A History. (III)." Thoreau Society Bulletin 158 (1982): 4 - 5.

---. "The Thoreau Society: A History: Part Four." Thoreau Society Bulletin 159 (1982): 7 - 8.

---. "Thoreau: The Camper in the Back Yard." Horizon Bedside Reader. Ed. Charles L. Mee, Jr. New York: American Heritage Press, 1970. 204 - 221.

18 ---. "Thoreau's 'Civil Disobedience.'" The Compass [Civilian Public Service Camp, West Campton, NH] Feb. 1943: 13+.

---. "Thoreau's Curiosity." PHP [Tokyo] 14 (Nov. 1971): 75.

---. "Thoreau's Fame Abroad." Boston Public Library Quarterly 11 (Apr. 1959): 94 - 101.

---. "Thoreau's Fame Abroad." The Recognition of Henry David Thoreau: Selected Criticism Since 1848. Ed. Wendell Glick. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, 1969. 315 - 323. (archive LD 3840 G48 H3774 and PS 3053 G5 1969)

---. "Thoreau's Feminine Foe." PMLA 69.1 (1954): 110 - 116. (also at X PS 3053 H3193 1954)

---. "The Thoreaus in the 1850 and 1860 Censuses." Thoreau Research Newsletter 1.2 (1990): 8.

---. "Thoreau's Professor Has His Say." Thoreau Society Bulletin 46 (1954): 3.

---. "Thoreau's Reputation." The Cambridge Companion to Henry David Thoreau. Ed. Joel Myerson. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1995. 1 - 11. (also at X PS 3054 C36 1995 and PS 3054 C36 1995)

---. "Thoreau's Sexuality." Journal of Homosexuality 21.3 (1991): 23 - 45. (archive LD 3840 G48 H37845 1991)

---. "Thoreau's Text and Murphy's Law." ESQ 33.4 (1987): 202 - 211.

---. "Thoreau's Turtle Nest: The Story Behind the Book." Letter. The Microbibliophile 4.4 (1980): 3 - 4.

---. "A Thoreauvian in Europe." International Educational and Cultural Exchange 4.1 (1968): 1 - 5. (also at X PS 3053 H323 1968)

---. "A Thoreauvian in Japan." International Educational and Cultural Exchange Fall 1965: 20 - 24.

---. "Thoughts on Editing Bulletin 150." Thoreau Society Bulletin 150 (1980): 1.

---. "To the Members of the Thoreau Society." Thoreau Society Bulletin 196 (1991): 5 - 6.

---. "Tolstoy's Anarchism." Pacifica Views 1.27 (1943): 3.

---. "Toward a Pacifist College." Pacifica Views 1.50 (1944): 1 - 2.

---. "A Tribute to Raymond Adams." Thoreau Society Bulletin 180 (1987): 2 - 3.

---. "Twenty-Five Years." Thoreau Society Bulletin 95 (1966): 1.

19 ---. "Two F. B. Sanborn Letters." American Literature 25 (1953): 230 - 234.

---. "Uncle Charlie Comes to Concord: A Portrait of Thoreau's Bachelor Uncle." Nature Outlook 7.1 (1948): 7 - 9.

---. "An Unknown Magazine Article by Thoreau." Thoreau Society Bulletin 36 (1951): 3.

---. Untitled article on conscription, compulsory education, individualism, and civil disobedience. The San Dimas Rattler 5.15 (1944): 1.

---. "A Volume from Samuel Sewall's Library." Journal of Rutgers University Library 14 (Dec. 1950): 31.

---. "Walden's Man of Science." Virginia Quarterly Review 57 (Winter 1981): 45 - 61.

---. "Walden's Philosopher as a Tutor of Children." Christian Science Monitor 30 June 1966, sec. 1: 8.

---. "A Walking Tour of Thoreau-Related Sites in Concord's Sleepy Hollow Cemetery." Thoreau Society Bulletin 186 (1989): 3 - 6.

---. "Wanted: Henry David Thoreau." Thoreau Society Bulletin 162 (1983): 7 - 8.

---. "Was It Legal? Thoreau in Jail." American Heritage 26.5 (1975): 36 - 37.

---. "Would Honor Thoreau." Letter. New York Herald Tribune 3 June 1945: page unknown.

---. "Youth Hostels." The State: A Weekly Survey of North Carolina 9.46 (1942): 6.

---, and Carl Bode. "Henry David Thoreau: A Check List of His Correspondence." Bulletin of the New York Public Library 59 (1955): 227 - 252.

Innis, Donald Q., and Walter R. Harding. "Further Revision Needed." Geneseo Compass 10 (16 Nov. 1979): 4. [Deals with SUNY Geneseo's new core curriculum.]

Kappes, Carolyn, Walter Harding, Randy F. Nelson, and Elizabeth Witherell. "A Calendar of the Correspondence of Henry D. Thoreau." Studies in the American Renaissance 1982. Ed. Joel Myerson. Boston: Twayne, 1982. 325 - 399. (also at X PS 3053 C35 1982 and PS 201 S85 1982)

20 Periodicals Edited by Walter Harding

Thoreau Edition Newsletter. 1964 - 1973. (archive LD 3840 G48 H37865)

Thoreau Society Bulletin. 1941 - 1991. (X PS 3053 A23) [Most issues through the early 1990s included Walter Harding's regular feature, "Additions to the Thoreau Bibliography." Many issues also included his "Current Thoreau Literature," which provided in-depth commentary on selected works. These regular contributions are not listed individually in the section of this bibliography listing Walter Harding's articles.]

Book Reviews Written by Walter Harding

Since many of the reviews cover more than one book or are lists of best books, the citations in this section are arranged chronologically rather than following the MLA rule for arranging book reviews. Nearly all of the citations are based on Walter Harding's handwritten notations or on notes attached to reviews by Richmond News Leader staff. In several cases, the handwritten notes include the month and year with a question mark for the date; these date notations are used in this bibliography. Nearly all of the book reviews lack page numbers. Because of the large number, providing complete citations was beyond the scope of this project. All items are in the Brief Works boxes located at archive LD 3840 G48 H37.

Harding, Walter. Rev. of Prophet by Experience, by Jack Iams. Thoreau Society Bulletin 12 (1945): 2.

---. Rev. of Walden Revisited: A Centennial Tribute to Henry David Thoreau, by George F. Whicher. Thoreau Society Bulletin 12 (1945): 3.

---. Rev. of Two Rivers Meet in Concord, by T. Morris Longstreth. Thoreau Society Bulletin 15 (1946): 3.

---. Rev. of Life Without Principle: Three Essays by Henry David Thoreau with a Preface by Henry Miller. Thoreau Society Bulletin 16 (1946): 2.

---. Rev. of Thoreau: "The Cosmic Yankee": Centennial Appreciations, by Joseph Ishill and others. Thoreau Society Bulletin 17 (1946): 3.

---. Rev. of Thoreau's Walden: A Photographic Register, by Henry Bugbee Kane. Thoreau Society Bulletin 17 (1946): 3.

---. Rev. of Henry David Thoreau, by Joseph Wood Krutch. Thoreau Society Bulletin 25 (1948): 1 - 2.

---. Rev. of Emily Dickinson's Letters to Dr. and Mrs. Josiah Gilbert Holland, ed. Theodora Van Wagenen Ward. Chicago Sunday Tribune 6 May 1951: 5.

---. "His Bibliomania Paid Off." Rev. of The Adventures of A Treasure Hunter, by Charles P. Everitt. Chicago Tribune 25 Nov. 1951: page unknown.

---. "Enchantment of Traveling with Spring." Rev. of North with the Spring, by Edwin Way Teale. Chicago Tribune 25 Nov. 1951: page unknown.

---. "Impassioned Plea in Historical Novel." Rev. of The Sin of the Prophet, by Truman Nelson. Chicago Tribune 24 Feb. 1952: page unknown.

---. "Phenomena of Nature (Behind Iron Curtain) in a New, Interesting Light." Rev. of The Lake and the Woods, by Mikhail Prishvin. Chicago Tribune 16 Mar. 1952: page unknown.

---. "Trying to Understand Poe's Weaknesses." Rev. of Chivers' Life of Poe, ed. Richard Beale Davis. Chicago Tribune 16 Mar. 1952: page unknown.

---. "Illinois Poet's Biografy Catches the Spirit of Life." Rev. of City of Discontent, by Mark Harris. Chicago Tribune 23 Mar. 1952: page unknown.

---. "They Followed Thoreau into the Wilderness." Rev. of At Home in the Woods: Living the Life of Thoreau Today, by Vena and Bradford Angier. Chicago Tribune 30 Mar. 1952: page unknown.

---. "'Surface' Author Flits Gayly with Cafe Society." Rev. of All I Could Never Be, by Beverley Nichols. Chicago Tribune 6 Apr. 1952: page unknown.

---. "Scenes that Inspired Our Best Writers." Rev. of Literary America, by David Scherman and Rosemarie Redlich. Chicago Tribune 13 Apr. 1952: page unknown.

---. "Typewriter Now a 'Must' in the Woods." Rev. of Nature I Loved, by Bill Geagan, and The Healing Woods, by Martha Reben. Chicago Tribune 20 Apr. 1952: page unknown.

---. "Erskine Caldwell: His Place in American Literature Today." Rev. of Call It Experience, by Erskine Caldwell. University of Virginia Alumni News 40 (June 1952): 23 - 24. [Attached is a letter to the editor from Erskine Caldwell published in University of Virginia Alumni News Oct. 1952: 11.]

---. "Poetic Homage to Thoreau, Frost, Psyche, and Masters." Rev. of Rendezvous in a Landscape, by August Derleth. Chicago Tribune 22 June 1952: page unknown.

---. "Lowell Was Too Popular to Endure." Rev. of Victorian Knight Errant: A Study of the Early Literary Career of James Russell Lowell, by Leon Howard. Chicago Tribune 19 Oct. 1952: page unknown.

---. "The Nature Lover Writes a Book for the Sportsman." Rev. of Sportsman's Country, by Donald Culross Peattie. Chicago Tribune 19 Oct. 1952: page unknown.

22 ---. "Hutchens Captures Spirit of the 1920s and Its Revival." Rev. of The American Twenties: A Literary Panorama, ed. John K. Hutchens. Chicago Tribune 2 Nov. 1952: page unknown. [Attached is a 16 Nov. 1952 letter from John Hutchens, probably to the Chicago Tribune .]

---. "Tribune Reviewers Name Their Choices for the '10 Books' of 1952." Chicago Tribune 7 Dec. 1952: page unknown.

---. "Erratic Genius of 1920s Revealed in His Letters." Rev. of The Letters of Hart Crane, 1916 - 1932, ed. Brom Weber. Chicago Tribune Magazine of Books 18 Jan. 1953: page unknown.

---. "Chance for Exciting Book is Muffed by the Author." Rev. of I Drank the Zambesi, by Arthur Loveridge. Chicago Tribune 22 Feb. 1953: page unknown.

---. "Brook Farm Again: Nelson Puts Hawthorne in Villain's Role." Rev. of The Passion by the Brook, by Truman Nelson. Chicago Tribune Magazine of Books 8 Mar. 1953: page unknown.

---. "Brook Farm Novel Hurt by Weak Plot." Rev. of The Passion by the Brook, by Truman Nelson. Richmond [VA] News Leader 9 Mar. 1953: page unknown.

---. "The Literary Method: Heated Argument, But Little Light." Rev. of Symbolism and American Literature, by Charles Feidelson, Jr. Richmond News Leader 10 Mar. 1953: page unknown.

---. "Twain to Remus: Filling in a Gap." Rev. of Mark Twain to Uncle Remus, 1881 - 1885, ed. Thomas H. English. Richmond News Leader 27 Apr. 1953: page unknown.

---. "Among the Rebels: Stimulating Excursion Into Thought." Rev. of Rebel Thought, by Herbert Faulkner West. Richmond News Leader 28 Apr. 1953: page unknown.

---. "Bryher's Unique Portrait of Early England." Rev. of The Player's Boy, by Bryher. Chicago Tribune Magazine of Books 24 May 1953: page unknown.

---. "Rebel Thought of Scholars thru the Ages." Rev. of Rebel Thought, by Herbert Faulkner West. Chicago Tribune Magazine of Books 7 June 1953: page unknown.

---. "Best Prose of Whitman is Featured." Rev. of The Best of Whitman, ed. Harold W. Blodgett. Richmond News Leader 20 July 1953: 11.

---. "A New Light Shed Upon T. S. Eliot." Rev. of T. S. Eliot: A Bibliography, by Donald Clifford Gallup. Richmond News Leader 30 July 1953: 11.

---. "Henry James Selections Well Chosen." Rev. of Henry James: Selected Fiction, ed. Leon Edel. Richmond News Leader 5 Aug. 1953: 11. [Attached to verso: advertisement quoting review: College English Feb. 1954.]

23 ---. "A First Novel of Depth and Dexterity." Rev. of The Sounding Brass, by Edythe Latham. Chicago Tribune Magazine of Books 16 Aug. 1953: page unknown.

---. "'The Flowers of Friendship': Gertrude Stein Seemed to Know Everyone." Rev. of The Flowers of Friendship: Letters Written to Gertrude Stein, ed. Donald Gallup. Richmond News Leader 17 Aug. 1953: page unknown.

---. "The Cape Cod Whirl." Rev. of We Chose Cape Cod, by Scott Corbett. Chicago Tribune 6 Sept. 1953: page unknown.

---. "The Liberal Imagination: Literary Horizons, Limited." Rev. of The Liberal Imagination: Essays on Literature and Society, by Lionel Trilling. Richmond News Leader 8 Sept. 1953: page unknown.

---. "20th Century Slang in the 18th Century." Rev. of A Fair Wind Home, by Ruth Moore. Chicago Tribune Magazine of Books 27 Sept. 1953: page unknown.

---. "Horace Mann Gets a Book to Himself." Rev. of Until Victory: Horace Mann and Mary Peabody, by Louise Hall Tharp. Richmond News Leader 29 Sept. 1953: page unknown.

---. "On the Foibles." Rev. of Who Goes Home, by Maurice Edelman. Chicago Tribune 11 Oct. 1953: page unknown.

---. "A Laugh on Every Page." Rev. of The Deep Sleep, by Wright Morris. Chicago Tribune 1 Nov. 1953: page unknown.

---. "New Work on Herman Melville Found 'Delightful, Rewarding.'" Rev. of Herman Melville. Cycle and Epicycle, by Eleanor Melville Metcalf. Richmond News Leader 18 Nov. 1953: page unknown. [Attached to verso: "Mallet, Harding Publish Reviews in Richmond Paper," Daily Cavalier 19 Nov. 1953.]

---. "A Blueblood Dissects Her Own Society." Rev. of Lovely People, by Mary Manning. Chicago Tribune 22 Nov. 1953: page unknown.

---. "The Ten Best Books of 1953." Chicago Tribune Magazine of Books 6 Dec. 1953: page unknown.

---. "Emerson Study Found Rewarding." Rev. of Freedom and Fate: An Inner Life of Ralph Waldo Emerson, by Stephen Whicher. Richmond News Leader 7 Dec. 1953: page unknown.

---. "Quick Look at U.S. Theater." Rev. of Curtain Time: The Story of the American Theater, by Lloyd Morris. Richmond News Leader 7 Dec. 1953: page unknown.

---. "Unseen Life.'' Rev. of Unseen Life of New York as a Naturalist Sees It, by William Beebe. Chicago Tribune 13 Dec. 1953: page unknown.

24 ---. "Of the Great White Whale: Nine Essays on 'Moby Dick' Provide Absorbing Reading." Rev. of Moby Dick Centennial Essays, ed. Tyrus Hillway and Luther S. Mansfield. Richmond News Leader 21 Dec. 1953: page unknown.

---. "A First Novel: Etching the Crowd at Cape Cod." Rev. of Born a Yankee, by Grace Carstens. Chicago Tribune Magazine of Books ? Feb. 1954: page unknown. [Attached is a letter from Grace Carstens, Chicago Tribune 28 Mar. 1954.]

---. "Taylor Joins the Throng and Belabors Ol' Cape Cod." Rev. of The Bright Sands, by Robert Lewis Taylor. Chicago Tribune Magazine of Books ? Feb. 1954: page unknown.

---. "Books in the News: Minnesotan Praised for Faulkner Study." Rev. of The Tangled Fire of William Faulkner, by William Van O'Connor. Richmond News Leader 2 Feb. 1954: page unknown.

---. "Books in the News: As Maine Goes, So Goes the Universe." Rev. of The Country of the Pointed Firs and Other Stories, by Sarah Orne Jewett, selected and arranged with a preface by Willa Cather. Richmond News Leader ? Mar. 1954: page unknown.

---. Rev. of Penn State Yankee, by Fred Lewis Pattee. Richmond News Leader 5 Mar. 1954: page unknown.

---. "Critic Changes His Tune to Praise." Rev. of Laughter on the Stairs, by Beverley Nichols. Chicago Tribune 28 Mar. 1954: page unknown.

---. "Every Man Yearns for an Island." Rev. of Islands of New England, by Hazel Young. Chicago Tribune 18 Apr. 1954: page unknown.

---. "To Catch the Wind: Foreboding of Death Haunts Millay Poems." Rev. of Mine the Harvest, A Collection of New Poems, by Edna St. Vincent Millay. Richmond News Leader 3 May 1954: page unknown.

---. "Grilling Story: Outdoor Cookbook Praised." Rev. of The Outdoor Picture Cookbook, by Bob Jones. Richmond News Leader 13 May 1954: page unknown.

---. "Books in the News: Yardsticks to Measure Hemingway, Conrad." Rev. of The Apprenticeship of Ernest Hemingway: The Early Years, by Charles A. Fenton. Richmond News Leader 18 May 1954: page unknown.

---. "Highly Readable Twain Biografy." Rev. of The Adventures of Mark Twain, by Jerry Allen. Chicago Tribune Magazine of Books 23 May 1954: page unknown.

---. Rev. of Transitions in American Literary History, ed. Harry Hayden Clark. Richmond News Leader 18 June 1954: page unknown.

---. "Books in the News: Novels of Big City Don't Show Pattern." Rev. of The American City Novel, by Blanche Housman Gelfant. Richmond News Leader 18 June 1954: page unknown.

25 ---. "Books in the News: Modern Poets 'Triple Talk.'" Rev. of Three Voices of Poetry, by T. S. Eliot. Richmond News Leader 1 July 1954: page unknown.

---. "Books in the News: Of Blubber Hunts in Southern Seas." Rev. of Yankee Whalers in the South Seas, by A. B. C. Whipple. Richmond News Leader 15 July 1954: page unknown.

---. "Books in the News: Faulkner's 'Fable' is His Finest Work." Rev. of A Fable, by William Faulkner. Richmond News Leader 4 Aug. 1954: page unknown.

---. "Author Muffs Chance to Tell a Good Story." Rev. of My Life in the Maine Woods, by Annette Jackson. Chicago Tribune 8 Aug. 1954: page unknown.

---. "Catching Spirit of Cape Cod." Rev. of Where Land Meets Sea, by Clare Leighton. Chicago Tribune 22 Aug. 1954: page unknown.

---. Rev. of The Adventure of Whaling, by Frank Crisp. Richmond News Leader 8 Oct. 1954: page unknown.

---. Rev. of The Good Trail, by Bill Geagan. Richmond News Leader 8 Oct. 1954: page unknown.

---. "Books in the News: Books Point Out Wilderness Trails." Rev. of The Mammal Guide: Mammals of North America North of Mexico, by Ralph S. Palmer. Richmond News Leader 8 Oct. 1954: page unknown.

---. Rev. of "Honey, I'm Home!" A Collection of Cartoons from the Saturday Evening Post, ed. Marlone R. Nickles. Richmond News Leader 14 Oct. 1954: page unknown.

---. Rev. of What Maisie Knew, by Henry James. Richmond News Leader 14 Oct. 1954: page unknown.

---. "Memorable Childhood Days." Rev. of The White Gate, by Mary Ellen Chase. Chicago Tribune 7 Nov. 1954: page unknown. [Attached to verso: advertisement quoting review, Chicago Tribune 21 Nov. 1954.]

---. "Virginia, Well Photografed." Rev. of Houses Virginians Have Loved, by Agnes Rothery, and Shadows in Silver: Virginia 1850 - 1900, by A. Lawrence Kocher and Howard Dearstyne. Chicago Tribune 28 Nov. 1954: page unknown.

---. "Books in the News: Sculpture Wasn't Enough for Greenough." Rev. of Emerson and Greenough, Transcendental Pioneers of an American Esthetic, by Charles R. Metzger. Richmond News Leader 2 Dec. 1954: page unknown.

---. Untitled list of top 10 books of 1954. Chicago Tribune 5 Dec. 1954: page unknown.

---. "Books in the News: Hardly a Dull Page in Critic's Novel." Rev. of Hang up the Fiddle, by Frederic Babcock. Richmond News Leader 17 Dec. 1954: page unknown.

26 ---. "Mass Historia: 'American Heritage' Gets a Sprucing Up." Rev. of American Heritage vol. 6 no. 1, ed. Bruce Catton. Richmond News Leader 20 Dec. 1954: page unknown.

---. "The Solitary Singer: Allen Wins Praise for Whitman Study." Rev. of The Solitary Singer: A Critical Biography of Walt Whitman, by Gay Wilson Allen. Richmond News Leader 7 Feb. 1955: page unknown.

---. "Books in the News: First Full Review of Southern Writing." Rev. of The South in American Literature, 1607 - 1900, by Jay B. Hubbell. Richmond News Leader 10 Feb. 1955: page unknown.

---. Rev. of Journal of a Visit to Europe and the Levant, 1856-7, by Herman Melville, ed. Howard C. Horsford. Richmond News Leader 25 Feb. 1955: page unknown.

---. "No Wonder They Held a 'Louise Rich' Day." Rev. of Innocence Under the Elms, by Louise Dickinson Rich. Chicago Tribune Magazine of Books 27 Feb. 1955: page unknown. [Attached: letter from James E. Foster commenting on review, Chicago Tribune 27 Mar. 1955.]

---. "Books in the News: Interesting Leaves, But Not about Walt." Rev. of Leaves of Grass One Hundred Years After, ed. Milton Hindus. Richmond News Leader 3 Mar. 1955: page unknown.

---. Rev. of A Treasury of American Gardening, ed. John R. Whiting. Richmond News Leader 10 Mar. 1955: page unknown.

---. "Sea Shells: Anne Morrow Lindbergh Digs Deep." Rev. of Gifts from the Sea, by Anne Morrow Lindbergh. Richmond News Leader 14 Mar. 1955: 11.

---. "Objective Criticism: Wolfe Found Best in Homeward Look." Rev. of Thomas Wolfe, The Weather of his Youth, by Lewis D. Rubin, Jr. Richmond News Leader 21 Mar. 1955: page unknown.

---. "Books in the News: Some Critical Looks at American Letters." Rev. of The Development of American Literary Criticism, ed. Floyd Stovall. Richmond News Leader 30 Mar. 1955: page unknown.

---. Rev. of Birds of the World, Their Life and Habits, by Paul Barruel. Richmond News Leader 1 Apr. 1955: page unknown.

---. "Hilarious Memory of His Two Loves." Rev. of The Noble Stallion, by Arthur Heinz Lehman. Chicago Tribune 3 Apr. 1955: page unknown.

---. "Minor Melville." Rev. of The Confidence-Man, by Herman Melville, ed. Elizabeth S. Foster. Richmond News Leader 8 Apr. 1955: page unknown.

---. "Novel Parallels the Yalta Papers Leak." Rev. of A Dream of Treason, by Maurice Edelman. Chicago Tribune 24 Apr. 1955: page unknown.

27 ---. "Books in the News: Definitive Study of Hawthorne Appears." Rev. of Hawthorne, A Critical Study, by Hyatt H. Waggoner. Richmond News Leader 2 May 1955: page unknown.

---. "Versatile Van Vechten." Rev. of Carl Van Vechten and the Twenties, by Edward Leuders. Richmond News Leader 2 May 1955: page unknown.

---. "Outdoor Cookery." Rev. of The Complete Book of Outdoor Cookery, by Helen Evans Brown and James A. Beard. Richmond News Leader 4 May 1955: page unknown.

---. Rev. of All About the Perennial Garden, by Montague Free. Richmond News Leader 4 May 1955: page unknown.

---. "1777 -- And Today. Elizabeth Gray Vining's Parallel." Rev. of The Virginia Exiles, by Elizabeth Gray Vining. Chicago Tribune 8 May 1955: page unknown. [Attached to verso: letter from Mrs. John W. Woods, Chicago Tribune 29 May 1955.]

---. "No Style, No Wit, Nothing -- It Must be Art." Rev. of Mother and Son, by Ivy Compton-Burnett. Chicago Tribune 8 May 1955: page unknown.

---. "Walt Whitman Reconsidered." Rev. of Walt Whitman Reconsidered, by Richard Chase. Richmond News Leader 3 June 1955: page unknown.

---. "Books in the News: Dickinson Letters Found Rewarding." Rev. of Emily Dickinson's Home, Letters of Edward Dickinson and His Family, by Millicent Todd Bingham. Richmond News Leader 11 June 1955: page unknown.

---. "Storehouse for Naturalists." Rev. of Nature Roundup, by Robert E. Pinkerton. Richmond News Leader 14 June 1955: page unknown.

---. "Late 'Flowering': Brooks Rounds out History of Writers." Rev. of The Confident Years, 1885 - 1915, by Van Wyck Brooks. Richmond News Leader 4 July 1955: page unknown.

---. "Nature Vividly Illustrated." Rev. of Seashores, A Guide to Animals and Plants Along the Beaches, by Herbert S. Zim and Lester Ingle. Richmond News Leader 21 July 1955: page unknown.

---. "Cape Cod Story, Town by Town, Plus Jokes." Rev. of Cape Cod's Way, by Scott Corbett. Chicago Tribune 24 July 1955: page unknown.

---. "Cabin Dweller's Reflection on the World Around Him." Rev. of The Cabin, by Walter Collins O'Kane. Chicago Tribune 31 July 1955: page unknown.

---. "He Loved Its Dunes, Its Sun, Even Its Hurricanes." Rev. of The House on Nauset Marsh, by Wyman Richardson. Chicago Sunday Tribune Magazine of Books 31 July 1955: 1. [Attached to verso: letter from Storer Lunt, Chicago Tribune 14 Aug. 1955.]

28 ---. "Foreign Critical Views of Whitman Translated." Rev. of Walt Whitman Abroad, ed. Gay Wilson. Richmond News Leader 17 Aug. 1955: page unknown.

---. "Questions about Nature Answered From the Field." Rev. of The Strange World of Nature, by Bernard Gooch. Richmond News Leader 18 Aug. 1955: page unknown.

---. Rev. of The Letters of William Gilmore Simms vol. IV, ed. Mary C. Simms Oliphant, Alfred Taylor Odell, and T. C. Duncan Eaves. Virginia Quarterly Review 31 (Autumn 1955): cvi.

---. "Osborn on Pheasant." Rev. of How to Shoot Pheasant, by R. Osborn. Richmond News Leader 13 Sept. 1955: page unknown.

---. "We Need Only Look to See the World Around Us." Rev. of The Natural History of a Yard, by Leonard Dubkin. Chicago Sunday Tribune Magazine of Books 18 Sept. 1955: 1. [Attached to verso: letter from Leonard Dubkin, Chicago Tribune 2 Oct. 1955.]

---. "Pictorial History: Old-Timers Return in Mammoth Album." Rev. of Pictorial History of America, by the Editors of Year. Richmond News Leader 19 Sept. 1955: page unknown.

---. "Books in the News: Triple Scoop for Home Gardener." Rev. of Shrubs and Trees for the Small Place, by P. J. Van Melle, The Complete Book of Annuals, by F. F. Rockwell and Esther C. Grayson, and How to Landscape Your Own Home, by Robert S. Malkin. Richmond News Leader 21 Sept. 1955: page unknown.

---. "A Literary Accomplishment." Rev. of The Poems of Emily Dickinson, ed. Thomas H. Johnson. Chicago Tribune Magazine of Books, 25 Sept. 1955: page unknown.

---. "Books in the News: Fine History Appears of U. S. Literature." Rev. of The Cycle of American Literature, An Essay in Historical Criticism, by Robert E. Spiller. Richmond News Leader 11 Oct. 1955: page unknown.

---. "Books in the News: Naturalist Writes of Grizzly's Decline." Rev. of The Beast That Walks Like Man, The Story of the Grizzly Bear, by Harold McCracken. Richmond News Leader 18 Oct. 1955: page unknown.

---. "For Rock Collectors." Rev. of My Hobby is Collecting Rocks and Minerals, by David E. Jensen. Richmond News Leader 18 Oct. 1955: page unknown.

---. "Bird Book Bargain: Tales of Chase Make Good Reading." Rev. of Louisiana Birds, by George H. Lowery. Richmond News Leader 2 Nov. 1955: page unknown.

---. "Books in the News: Cartoons Repetitious, but Laugh Provoking." Rev. of You've Got Me and How, A Collection of the Best Marriage Cartoons, ed. Lawrence Lariar, The Coffee Break. More Wall Street Journal Cartoons, sel. Charles Preston, and Hanging Way Over, by Virgil Franklin Partch. Richmond News Leader 3 Nov. 1955: page unknown.

29 ---. "Sharp Editing Makes T. R. a Passable Nature Writer." Rev. of Theodore Roosevelt's America, ed. Farida A. Wiley. Chicago Tribune 6 Nov. 1955: page unknown.

---. "Primrose Pants." rev. of Nothing Brightens the Garden Like Primrose Pants, The Life and Times of Gobfrey Shrdlu, by Denis Parsons. Richmond News Leader 16 Nov. 1955: page unknown.

---. "Well Rounded Life of Emily Dickinson." Rev. of Emily Dickinson: An Interpretive Biography, by Thomas H. Johnson. Chicago Tribune 27 Nov. 1955: page unknown.

---. "Literary Must: Style of James Work Envy of All Authors." Rev. of The Selected Letters of Henry James, ed. Leon Edel. Richmond News Leader 30 Nov. 1955: page unknown.

---. "Books in the News: Studies of 3 Men of Genius Fascinating." Rev. of Spider, Egg and Microism. Three Men and Three Worlds of Science, by Eugene Kinkead. Richmond News Leader 2 Dec. 1955: page unknown.

---. "Books in the News: Full-Length Portrait of Longfellow." Rev. of Longfellow: A Full- Length Portrait, by Edward Wagenknecht. Richmond News Leader 3 Dec. 1955: page unknown.

---. Untitled list of top 10 books of 1955. Chicago Tribune 4 Dec. 1955: page unknown.

---. "Picture of Seashore." Rev. of The Wonderful World of the Seashore, by Albro Gaul. Richmond News Leader 15 Dec. 1955: page unknown.

---. "Books in the News: Reptilian Gap Bridged for Laymen." Rev. of The Reptile World, A Natural History of the Snakes, Lizards, Turtles, and Crocodilians, by Clifford H. Pope. Richmond News Leader 16 Dec. 1955: page unknown.

---. "Wildlife Sanctuaries." Rev. of Seeing America's Wildlife in Our National Refuges, by Devereux Butcher. Richmond News Leader 16 Dec. 1955: page unknown.

---. "4 Months Omitted: Year's Pictorial History." Rev. of Year, 1955 Edition, An Annual Record of Current Pictorial History, ed. Baldwin H. Ward. Richmond News Leader ? Jan. 1956: page unknown.

---. "How to Train Dogs." Rev. of Training Dogs, by Colonel Konrad Most. Richmond News Leader 7 Jan. 1956: page unknown.

---. "Collecting Sea Shells." Rev. of My Hobby is Collecting Sea Shells and Coral, by Ruth H. Dudley. Richmond News Leader 30 Jan. 1956: page unknown.

---. "Books in News: New Light is Shed on Bierce Mystery." Rev. of Ambrose Bierce and the Black Hills, by Paul Fatout. Richmond News Leader 13 Feb. 1956: page unknown.

---. "Acquired Knowledge? The Puzzling Migrations of Waterfowl." Rev. of Travels and Traditions of Waterfowl, by H. Albert Hochbaum. Richmond News Leader 7 Mar. 1956: page unknown.

30 ---. "James Farrell's Choice: Best of Dreiser Picked by 'Disciple.'" Rev. of The Best Short Stories of Theodore Dreiser, with an intro. by James T. Farrell. Richmond News Leader 7 Mar. 1956: page unknown.

---. "Scientific Mystic: Huxley Heaven, Hell." Rev. of Heaven and Hell, by Aldous Huxley. Richmond News Leader 11 Apr. 1956: page unknown.

---. "Nantucket: Its Vivid History of Surprises." Rev. of Nantucket Landfall, by Dorothy C. A. Blanchard. Chicago Tribune 6 May 1956: page unknown.

---. "Books in the News: 'Typewriteritis' Afflicts Woodsman." Rev. of The Singing Wilderness, by Sigurd F. Olson. Richmond News Leader 11 May 1956: page unknown.

---. "Portable, Not Potable: Reprints Provide Rivers of James." Rev. of Henry James' Autobiography, ed. Frederick W. Dupee, and The Portable Henry James, ed. Morton Dauwen Zabel. Richmond News Leader 16 May 1956: page unknown.

---. "Spread Too Thin: Plant Life Tome Believed Inadequate." Rev. of The World of Plant Life, 2nd ed., by Clarence J. Hylander. Richmond News Leader 16 May 1956: page unknown.

---. "Books in the News: Report on Nature from Nocturnal Hours." Rev. of The World of Night, by Lorus J. and Margery J. Milne. Richmond News Leader 18 May 1956: page unknown.

---. "An Exception to Rule: Mencken's Diatribes Run Gamut of Hates." Rev. of Minority Report, H. L. Mencken's Notebooks. Richmond News Leader 30 May 1956: page unknown.

---. "Satire Misfires: 'Bald Iggle' Lacks Umph in Capp Book." Rev. of Bald Iggle, by Al Capp. Richmond News Leader 30 May 1956: page unknown.

---. Rev. of Eben Holden, by Irving Bacheller. Georgia Review 10 (Summer 1956): 240 - 243. [Attached to verso: "Harding's Book Review Will Appear in June," Charlottesville Daily Progress 18 June 1956.]

---. "Mrs. Rich Draws a Rich Portrait of Life Along the Coast of Maine." Rev. of The Coast of Maine, by Louise Dickinson Rich. Chicago Tribune 10 June 1956: page unknown. [Attached to verso: advertisement quoting review, New York Times Book Review 29 July 1956.]

---. "Coin Collecting." Rev. of Coin Collectors' Handbook, by Fred Reinfeld. Richmond News Leader 20 June 1956: page unknown.

---. "Good Ocean Bait: 'Humorous Writings' Aren't Funny." Rev. of Happy Holiday, A Traveler's Treasury of Humorous Writings and Cartoons, ed. Lawrence Lariar. Richmond News Leader 20 June 1956: page unknown.

31 ---. "Writer about Cape Cod Repeats Early Success." Rev. of Harvest on the Shore, by Grace Carstens. Chicago Tribune 15 July 1956: page unknown.

---. "Tales of Magic Knowhow Plain Enough." Rev. of The Best in Magic, by Bruce Elliott. Richmond News Leader 23 July 1956: page unknown.

---. "Books in the News: A 'How To' Volume on Dogs." Rev. of All You Need to Know About Dogs, by Hayes Blake Hoyt, and Barkis, by Crockett Johnson. Richmond News Leader 4 Aug. 1956: page unknown.

---. "Life of Cape Cod Rum Runner." Rev. of The Sea Fox, by Scott Corbett. Chicago Tribune 5 Aug. 1956: page unknown. [Attached: W. C. Haynes's letter about review, Chicago Tribune 26 Aug. 1956.]

---. "An Intense, Convincing Novel of Maine Island." Rev. of Speak to the Winds, by Ruth Moore. Chicago Tribune 26 Aug. 1956: page unknown.

---. "Booker Boat Weighs Tim Engel All for Bait." Rev. of Anguish Languish, by H. L. Chace. Richmond News Leader 3 Sept. 1956: page unknown.

---. "It's English -- and Universal." Rev. of Village School, by "Miss Read." Chicago Tribune 9 Sept. 1956: page unknown.

---. "'Inside Story' of Sinclair Lewis: Ex-Wife 'Tells All,' and It Isn't Pretty." Rev. of With Love From Gracie: Sinclair Lewis, 1912 - 1925, by Grace Hegger Lewis. Richmond News Leader 12 Sept. 1956: page unknown.

---. "Illustrated Doggerel." Rev. of Not Far From the Jungle, by Abner Dean. Richmond News Leader 13 Sept. 1956: page unknown.

---. "More Army Cartoons." Rev. of Grab Your Socks, New Army Cartoons, by Shel Silverstein. Richmond News Leader 13 Sept. 1956: page unknown.

---. "On Human Nature." Rev. of Fasten Your Seat Belts, cartoons by Ted Key. Richmond News Leader 13 Sept. 1956: page unknown.

---. "Imaginative and Simple." Rev. of The Unicorn and Other Poems, by Anne Morrow Lindbergh. Richmond News Leader 18 Sept. 1956: page unknown.

---. "Books in the News: 'Three Saints and a Sinner' Valuable, But Dull Effort." Rev. of Three Saints and a Sinner, by Louise Hall Tharp. Richmond News Leader 15 Oct. 1956: page unknown.

---. "Needless Vulgarity in Novel." Rev. of The Floating Opera, by John Barth. Chicago Tribune 21 Oct. 1956: page unknown.

---. "For Cat Lovers." Rev. of Cats and Kittens: A Portfolio of Drawings, by Clare Turlay Newberry. Richmond News Leader 24 Oct. 1956: page unknown.

32 ---. "Kovarsky at his Best." Rev. of Kovarsky's World, by Anatol Kovarsky. Richmond News Leader 24 Oct. 1956: page unknown.

---. "Readable Yarns." Rev. of More Yankee Yarns, by Alton H. Blackington. Richmond News Leader 1 Nov. 1956: page unknown.

---. "A Notable Exception: Hasty Writing Tops Leisurely Effort." Rev. of Willa Cather in Europe, Her Own Story of the First Journey, with an intro. and notes by George N. Kates. Richmond News Leader 14 Nov. 1956: page unknown.

---. "Migration Theories." Rev. of The Great Migrations, by Georges Blond. Richmond News Leader 29 Nov. 1956: page unknown.

---. "Best Buy in Book World: Magazine Holds High Readability Level." Rev. of American Heritage vol. 7 no. 6, ed. Bruce Catton. Richmond News Leader 5 Dec. 1956: page unknown.

---. "Pick of Punch: British Sense of Humor Helps Here." Rev. of The Pick of Punch, ed. Nicolas Bentley. Richmond News Leader 5 Dec. 1956: page unknown.

---. "Pogo Again." Rev. of The Pogo Party, by Walt Kelly. Richmond News Leader 5 Dec. 1956: page unknown.

---. "Quite Meaningless." Rev. of An Illustrated History of Western Culture, by Allison Travis Brown. Richmond News Leader 5 Dec. 1956: page unknown.

---. "Books in the News: Objective Story of Past Decade." Rev. of Days to Remember: America 1945 - 1955, by John Gunther and Bernard Quint. Richmond News Leader 10 Dec. 1956: page unknown.

---. "Books in the News: Tree Guide Has Tremendous Scope." Rev. of Illustrated Guide to Trees and Shrubs, rev. ed., by Arthur Harmount Graves. Richmond News Leader 18 Dec. 1956: page unknown.

---. "Not For Laymen." Rev. of The Loyalties of Robinson Jeffers, by Radcliffe Squires. Richmond News Leader 7 Jan. 1957: page unknown.

---. "Richmond to China: Book Covers Vast Path Through History." Rev. of Year's Pictorial History of the World, by the editors of Year. Richmond News Leader 9 Jan. 1957: page unknown.

---. "Summary of Old Year: 1,000 Pictures, 75,000 Words on 1956." Rev. of Year, The Complete Picture Record of the Year's News. Richmond News Leader 9 Jan. 1957: page unknown.

---. "Books in the News: Seasons are Traced." Rev. of Autumn Across America, by Edwin Way Teale. Richmond News Leader 11 Jan. 1957: page unknown.

33 ---. "Study Device Used: Insight Into Themes of Henry James." Rev. of The Themes of Henry James , by Edwin T. Bowden. Richmond News Leader 16 Jan. 1957: page unknown.

---. "Pogo Put to Music." Rev. of Songs of the Pogo, by Walt Kelly with Norman Monath. Richmond News Leader 21 Jan. 1957: page unknown.

---. "Books in the News: Wilder Omnibus is Offered." Rev. of A Thornton Wilder Trio: Three Complete Novels, by Thornton Wilder. Richmond News Leader 25 Jan. 1957: page unknown.

---. "Virginian L. J. Halle's Washington Spring Book Again Available in 'Decennial Edition' Reissue." Rev. of Spring in Washington, by Louis J. Halle. Richmond News Leader 8 Feb. 1957: page unknown.

---. "60-Article Series: Commentator's View of Great Moments." Rev. of It Seems Like Yesterday, by H. V. Kaltenborn. Richmond News Leader 13 Feb. 1957: page unknown.

---. "Decline and Fall: Extinct Passenger Pigeons Recalled." Rev. of The Last Passenger, by James Ralph Johnson. Richmond News Leader 20 Feb. 1957: page unknown.

---. "Briton's View: Migration Narration." Rev. of Animal Navigation, by J. D. Carthy. Richmond News Leader 6 Mar. 1957: page unknown.

---. "Lasting Value: Treasures from the Journal." Rev. of The Ladies' Home Journal Treasury, ed. John Mason Brown. Richmond News Leader 27 Mar. 1957: page unknown.

---. "Books in the News: Animal Catcher Tells of Trip." Rev. of The Drunken Forest, by Gerald Durrell. Richmond News Leader 28 Mar. 1957: page unknown.

---. "Books in the News: Daguerrotypes Remarkable in Volume." Rev. of American Heritage vol. 8 no. 1, ed. Bruce Catton. Richmond News Leader 1 Apr. 1957: page unknown.

---. "Books in the News: Stein Biography Emphasizes Her Humor." Rev. of Gertrude Stein, Her Life and Work, by Elizabeth Sprigge. Richmond News Leader 2 (?) Apr. 1957: page unknown.

---. "One Man's Wilderness Struggle for Existence." Rev. of Crusoe of Lonesome Lake, by Leland Stowe. Chicago Tribune 28 Apr. 1957: page unknown.

---. "Beautifully Printed: Audubon Studies Feature Bird Pictures." Rev. of The Bird Biographies of John James Audubon, sel. and ed. Alice Ford. Richmond News Leader 8 May 1957: 15.

---. "Krutch Writes of Nature." Rev. of The Great Chain of Life, by Joseph Wood Krutch. Richmond News Leader 8 May 1957: 15.

---. "Western Birds." Rev. of Audubon Western Bird Guide, by Richard H. Pough. Richmond News Leader 8 May 1957: 15.

34 ---. "Novelized Biography of Wife of Audubon." Rev. of Mr. Audubon's Lucy, by Lucy Kennedy. Chicago Tribune 12 May 1957: page unknown.

---. "A Laugh on Every Page." Rev. of Mr. Webster's Bloomers or English Bashed and Unabashed, by John Bailey, Helen Furnas, and J. C. Furnas. Richmond News Leader 16 May 1957: page unknown.

---. "Baseball: Phyllis Helps Phillies." Rev. of Phyllis, by Ted Key. Richmond News Leader 23 May 1957: page unknown.

---. "Odd Facts: Animal World Explored in Essays." Rev. of Animal Friends and Foes, by Osmond P. Breland. Richmond News Leader 23 May 1957: page unknown.

---. "More Malapropisms." Rev. of Mangled Saxon, by Carl Kern. Richmond News Leader 12 June 1957: page unknown.

---. "Sacrifices for Love: Lucy Audubon's Fictionized Biography." Rev. of Mr. Audubon's Lucy, by Lucy Kennedy. Richmond News Leader 12 June 1957: page unknown.

---. "How Plants Grow." Rev. of Botany for Gardeners, by Harold Rickett. Richmond News Leader 11 July 1957: page unknown.

---. "Fifteen Different Families of Primates Discussed." Rev. of The Monkey Kingdom, by Ivan T. Sanderson. Richmond News Leader 26 July 1957: page unknown.

---. "Alice in Wunderbarland." Rev. of Alice in Wunderbarland, by Dave Morrah. Richmond News Leader 31 July 1957: page unknown.

---. "Explosive Tirade: Americans Accused of Making Sex Boring." Rev. of The Decline and Fall of Sex, by Robert Elliot Fitch. Richmond News Leader 31 July 1957: page unknown.

---. "Bicycle History." Rev. of Riding High, The Story of the Bicycle, by A. J. Palmer. Richmond News Leader 7 Aug. 1957: page unknown.

---. "More of Joseph Conrad." Rev. of Joseph Conrad, Achievement and Decline, by Thomas Moser, and Victory, by Joseph Conrad. Richmond News Leader 8 Aug. 1957: page unknown.

---. "Lively Jungle Adventures." Rev. of Zoo Quest to Guiana, by David Attenborough. Chicago Tribune 18 Aug. 1957: page unknown.

---. "Information for Outdoorsmen." Rev. of The Outdoor Encyclopedia, ed. Ted Kesting. Richmond News Leader 19 Aug. 1957: page unknown.

---. "Roaring Twenties: Sann Describes Scandal, Filth of 'Lawless Decade.'" Rev. of The Lawless Decade, by Paul Sann. Richmond News Leader 26 Aug. 1957: page unknown.

35 ---. "American Heritage: Varied Historical Articles Catch Interest." Rev. of American Heritage vol. 8 no. 5. Richmond News Leader 29 Aug. 1957: page unknown.

---. "Life on a Small Island Off Maine." Rev. of The World of Carrick's Cove, by Gerald Warner Brace. Chicago Tribune 1 Sept. 1957: page unknown.

---. "Inner Workings of New Deal." Rev. of Boxcar in the Sand, by Laurence Hewes. Richmond News Leader 3 Sept. 1957: page unknown.

---. "For Homeowners: Tree Care Manual Offered." Rev. of Tree Care, by John M. Haller. Richmond News Leader 11 Sept. 1957: page unknown.

---. "Farm Notes: Ozark Writer Enumerates Joys, Trials." Rev. of Country Year, A Journal of the Seasons at Possum Trot Farm, by Leonard Hall. Richmond News Leader 18 Sept. 1957: page unknown.

---. "Peanuts and Ferd'nand: Collection of Comics Pleases." Rev. of Ferd'nand, by Mik, and Good Ol' Charlie Brown, A New Peanuts Book, by Charles M. Schulz. Richmond News Leader 30 Sept. 1957: page unknown.

---. "The Quiet Satisfactions of English Village Life." Rev. of Village Diary, by "Miss Read." Chicago Tribune 6 Oct. 1957: page unknown. [Attached to verso: 7 Oct. 1957 letter from Anne Ford to Walter Harding, and letter from Anne Ford, Chicago Tribune 27 Oct. 1957.]

---. "Books in the News: 'Almanac' Selections Prove Dull." Rev. of The Old Farmer's Almanac Sampler, by Robb Sagendorph. Richmond News Leader 14 Oct. 1957: page unknown.

---. "Seeks Profundity: Guide No Help to Whitman." Rev. of A Critical Guide to Leaves of Grass, by James E. Miller. Richmond News Leader 14 Oct. 1957: page unknown.

---. "Wild Predators: Conservation of Killer Animals Urged." Rev. of The Wild Hunters, by Gene Caesar. Richmond News Leader 23 Oct. 1957: page unknown.

---. "Irving's Western Tour Recounted." Rev. of A Tour of the Prairies, by Washington Irving. Richmond News Leader 24 Oct. 1957: page unknown.

---. "Cartoons: 2 Collections Present British, U.S. Humor." Rev. of "One Moment, Sir!" Cartoons from the Saturday Evening Post, sel. Marione R. Nickles, and The Pick of Punch, An Annual Selection, ed. Nicholas Bentley. Richmond News Leader 30 Oct. 1957: page unknown.

---. "How 'Walden' Was Written." Rev. of The Making of Walden, by J. Lyndon Shanley. Chicago Tribune 3 Nov. 1957: page unknown.

---. "Linkletter's Collection: Children's Ad Lib Remarks Prove Hilarious." Rev. of Kids Say the Darndest Things!, by Art Linkletter. Richmond News Leader 20 Nov. 1957: page unknown.

36 ---. "Rewarding Digging in the Earth." Rev. of The Book of the Earth, ed. A. C. Spectorsky. Chicago Sunday Tribune Magazine of Books 24 Nov. 1957: 8.

---. "Trial of Peter Zenger Described." Rev. of The Trial of Peter Zenger, ed. Vincent Buranelli. Richmond News Leader 27 Nov. 1957: page unknown.

---. "'Good, Bad, Indifferent': Books Cover World of Nature Thoroughly." Rev. of The Bird Watcher's Anthology, by Roger Tory Peterson, Animal Legends, by Maurice Burton, Swamp Life, by Glen Rounds, Outdoor Life's Gallery of North American Game, North American Head Hunting, by Grancel Fitz, Desert Happy, by Douglas Rigby, and My Friends, the Huskies , by Richard Dovers. Richmond News Leader 27 Nov. 1957: page unknown.

---. "Funnymen at Work." Rev. of You've Got Me in the Suburbs, ed. Lawrence Lariar, Brother Sebastian, by Chon Day, and The Little Black Book: A Manual for Bachelors, by Cadwallader and Nudnick. Richmond News Leader 16 Dec. 1957: page unknown.

---. "Objective Approach: Burroughs' Life Story Well Done." Rev. of The Edge of April, A Biography of John Burroughs, by Hildegarde Hoyt Swift. Richmond News Leader 16 Dec. 1957: page unknown.

---. "Handy Volume: Tarkington at His Best Collected." Rev. of The Gentleman From Indianapolis, A Treasury of Booth Tarkington, ed. John Bancroft. Richmond News Leader 26 Dec. 1957: page unknown.

---. "Stimulating Handbook: Techniques of Arousing Interest Discussed." Rev. of Interpreting our Heritage, by Freeman Tilden. Richmond News Leader 26 Dec. 1957: page unknown.

---. "History of U.S. Comedians." Rev. of The Laugh Makers, by William Cahn. Richmond News Leader 1 Jan. 1958: page unknown.

---. "Violets, Gloxinias." Rev. of African Violets, Gloxinias, and Their Relatives, by Harold E. Moore, Jr. Richmond News Leader 1 Jan. 1958: page unknown.

---. "Books in the News: Collection of Stein's Failures Deplored." Rev. of Alphabets and Birthdays, by Gertrude Stein. Richmond News Leader 7 Jan. 1958: page unknown.

---. "Versatile Talent: Sandburg Presents Samples of His Best." Rev. of The Sandburg Range, by Carl Sandburg. Richmond News Leader 15 Jan. 1958: page unknown.

---. "Americana: Illustrated." Rev. of Covered Bridges of the Northeast, by Richard Saunders Allen. Chicago Tribune 26 Jan. 1958: page unknown.

---. "Reprint: New Issue of Chapman is Published." Rev. of The Selected Writings of John Jay Chapman, ed. Jacques Barzun. Richmond News Leader 12 Feb. 1958: page unknown.

---. "'American Heritage': Civil War is Theme of Magazine." Rev. of American Heritage vol. 9 no. 1. Richmond News Leader 26 Feb. 1958: page unknown. 37 ---. "Henry James' Works." Rev. of In the Cage and Other Tales, by Henry James. Richmond News Leader 19 Mar. 1958: page unknown.

---. "Illustrated: Folk Song Collection." Rev. of Singing Holidays, by Oscar Brand. Richmond News Leader 19 Mar. 1958: page unknown.

---. "Animal Behavior Textbook Issued." Rev. of Animal Behavior, by John Paul Scott. Richmond News Leader 16 Apr. 1958: page unknown.

---. Rev. of After Walden: Thoreau's Changing Views on Economic Man, by Leo Stoller. American Literature 30 (May 1958): 249 - 250.

---. "'Writers' Writers'" Study of Southern Fugitives Published." Rev. of The Fugitives, by John M. Bradbury. Richmond News Leader 21 May 1958: page unknown.

---. "Vivid Career of Abolitionist." Rev. of Prophet of Liberty: The Life and Times of Wendell Phillips, by Oscar Sherwin. Chicago Tribune 8 June 1958: page unknown.

---. "Mushroom Handbook." Rev. of The Mushroom Hunter's Field Guide, by Alexander H. Smith. Richmond News Leader 11 June 1958: page unknown.

---. "'Lost' Thoreau Journal." Rev. of Consciousness in Concord, ed. Perry Miller. Chicago Tribune 22 June 1958: page unknown.

---. "Retired English Life." Rev. of Till I End My Song, by Robert Gibbings. Richmond News Leader 9 July 1958: page unknown.

---. "Essays: Biologist Tells Theory of Evolution." Rev. of New Bottles for New Wine, by Julian Huxley. Richmond News Leader 6 Aug. 1958: page unknown.

---. "Anchor Publishes Life of Yeats." Rev. of The Autobiography of William Butler Yeats. Richmond News Leader 20 Aug. 1958: page unknown.

---. "Charm Fails to Sustain Nostalgia." Rev. of Williamstown Branch, by R. L. Duffus. Chicago Tribune 31 Aug. 1958: page unknown.

---. "Book Published for Animal Lovers." Rev. of Common Wild Animals and Their Young, by Rita Vandivert. Richmond News Leader 3 Sept. 1958: page unknown.

---. "Critic Wilson Surveys Twenties." Rev. of The American Earthquake, by Edmund Wilson. Richmond News Leader 17 Sept. 1958: page unknown.

---. "Biography of Poet Riley." Rev. of The Innocent Years, by Richard Crowder. Richmond News Leader 24 Sept. 1958: page unknown.

---. "Anthology Successful in Showing Basic U.S." Rev. of Homespun America, ed. Wallace Brockway and Bart Keith Winer. Chicago Tribune 28 Sept. 1958: page unknown. [Attached to verso: advertisement quoting review: New York Times 2 Nov. 1958.]

38 ---. "Child's Sense of Awe Retained by Essayist." Rev. of Small Moments, by Richard Church. Chicago Sunday Tribune Magazine of Books 5 Oct. 1958: 6.

---. "Love Song to an Area in Northeastern Maine." Rev. of The Peninsula, by Louise Dickinson Rich. Chicago Tribune 19 Oct. 1958: page unknown.

---. "American Literature: Professor Traces Influence of Religion." Rev. of American Literature and Christian Doctrine, by Randall Stewart. Richmond News Leader 29 Oct. 1958: page unknown.

---. "Near Perfect Insights into Our Men of Letters." Rev. of The Territory Ahead, by Wright Morris. Chicago Tribune 2 Nov. 1958: page unknown.

---. "Miss Hurst Tells Indiscreet Tales." Rev. of Anatomy of Me, by Fannie Hurst. Richmond News Leader 12 Nov. 1958: page unknown.

---. "Two Novels by Melville Are Reprinted." rev. of Typee and Billy Budd, by Herman Melville, ed. Milton R. Stern. Richmond News Leader 19 Nov. 1958: page unknown.

---. "Anecdotes: Poet Writes Appealing Life Story." Rev. of The Autobiography of Mark Van Doren. Richmond News Leader 26 Nov. 1958: page unknown.

---. "Nature: Color Prints Add to Book of Butterflies." Rev. of The Fascinating World of Butterflies, ad. from Charles Ferdinand's Les Plus Beaux Papillons by L. Hugh Newman. Richmond News Leader 26 Nov. 1958: page unknown.

---. "My Favorite Books." Chicago Tribune 30 Nov. 1958: page unknown.

---. "American Bibliographica." Rev. of The Papers of the Bibliographical Society of America vol. 53 second quarter, Bulletin of the New York Public Library vol. 63 no. 5, 6, and 7, A Bibliography of Polish Dictionaries, by Richard C. Lewanski, The Boston Public Library Quarterly April 1959, The Newberry Library Bulletin vol. 5 no. 2, The Annual Report of the Library Company of Philadelphia for the Year 1958, Colby Library Quarterly series 5 no. 2, Printing and Graphic Arts vol. 6, Yale University Library Gazette vol. 33 no. 4, and Harvard Library Bulletin vol. 13 no. 2. Source unknown, c. 1959: page unknown.

---. "For Rare Book Collectors." Rev. of Gold in Your Attic, by Van Allen Bradley. Chicago Tribune 25 Jan. 1959: page unknown.

---. "Beloved Poet: Robert Frost Continues to Maintain His Position." Rev. of The Dimensions of Robert Frost, by Reginald L. Cook. Richmond News Leader 25 Feb. 1959: page unknown.

---. Rev. of Storm in the Village, by "Miss Read." Chicago Tribune 8 Mar. 1959: page unknown.

39 ---. "Humanities: Jones Explores the Humanities in Atomic Era." Rev. of One Great Society, by Howard Mumford Jones. Richmond News Leader 13 May 1959: page unknown.

---. "Van Doren Family Life Gay, Amusing." Rev. of The Professor and I, by Dorothy Van Doren. Richmond News Leader 13 May 1959: page unknown.

---. "Gems Among the Dross." Rev. of My Valley in the Sky, by Judy Van der Veer. Chicago Tribune 17 May 1959: page unknown. [Included in folder: 21 May 1959 letter from author to Walter Harding, and author's letter published in Chicago Tribune 5 July 1959.]

---. "Nature: Three Perceptive Studies of Wildlife Around Us." Rev. of Grassblade Jungle, by Nesta Pain, Demon of the North, by Peter Krott, and A Clear Water Stream, by Henry Williamson. Richmond News Leader ? July 1959: page unknown.

---. "Birds of World Will Delight Nature Lovers." Rev. of Living Birds of the World, by E. Thomas Gilliard. Richmond News Leader ? July 1959: page unknown.

---. "'Way Down East's People and Places." Rev. of Penobscot: Down East Paradise, by Gorham Munson. Chicago Tribune 12 July 1959: page unknown.

---. "Social Essay: Scientific Progress Creates Numerous Social Problems." Rev. of Human Nature and the Human Condition, by Joseph Wood Krutch. Richmond News Leader 28 Oct. 1959: page unknown.

---. Rev. of Neighbor Thoreau's Critical Humor, by J. Golden Taylor. American Literature 31 (Nov. 1959): 353 - 354.

---. "Autobiography: Edward Weeks Describes His Life as Atlantic Editor." Rev. of In Friendly Candor, by Edward Weeks. Richmond News Leader 25 Nov. 1959: page unknown.

---. "Fiftieth State: Michener Scores Hit with 'Hawaii.'" Rev. of Hawaii, by James A. Michener, and A Hawaiian Reader, ed. A. Grove Day and Carl Stroven. Richmond News Leader 9 Dec. 1959: page unknown.

---. "Emerson: Lectures and New Anthology." Rev. of The Early Lectures of Ralph Waldo Emerson: 1833 - 1836, ed. Stephen E. Whicher and Robert E. Spiller, and Emerson: A Modern Anthology, ed. Alfred Kazin and Daniel Aaron. Chicago Tribune 20 Dec. 1959: page unknown.

---. "Biography: Life with Vital Genius No Bouquet of Roses." Rev. of Adventurous Alliance, by Louise Hall Tharp. Richmond News Leader 23 Dec. 1959: page unknown.

---. "One Lively Day in a Small English Vi llage." Rev. of Thrush Green, by "Miss Read." Chicago Tribune 3 Jan. 1960: page unknown.

40 ---. "Books by Sportsmen Provide Varied Interest." Rev. of One Man and a Thousand Tigers, by Kesri Singh, Forests of the Night, by Jack Denton Scott, and Fisherman's Summer, by Roderick Haig-Brown. Richmond News Leader 6 Jan. 1960: page unknown.

---. "What Townspeople Can Do to Teen-age Athletes." Rev. of The Walk Down Main Street, by Ruth Moore. Chicago Tribune 20 Mar. 1960: page unknown.

---. "Protestations in Reply to Critics of R.L.S.'s Wife." Rev. of Last Witness for Robert Louis Stevenson, by Elsie Noble Caldwell. Chicago Tribune 10 Apr. 1960: page unknown.

---. "Powerful Novel of John Brown's Fight for Freedom." Rev. of The Surveyor, by Truman Nelson. Chicago Sunday Tribune Magazine of Books 17 Apr. 1960 sec. 4: 1. [Also in folder: advertisement quoting review: Chicago Tribune 15 May 1960.]

---. "Twain, Leacock: Aspects of American Humor Analyzed." Rev. of Mark Twain and Southwestern Humor, by Kenneth Lynn, and Stephen Leacock: Humorist and Humanist, by Ralph L. Curry. Richmond News Leader 15 June 1960: page unknown.

---. "Example of Local History as It Should Be Written." Rev. of The Story of Mount Desert Island, by Samuel Eliot Morison. Chicago Tribune 19 June 1960: page unknown.

---. "Storehouse of History and Folklore." Rev. of The Maine Islands in Story and Legend, by Dorothy Simpson. Chicago Tribune 24 July 1960: page unknown.

---. "Overdue Dickinson Critique." Rev. of Emily Dickinson's Poetry: Stairway of Surprise, by Charles Anderson. Chicago Tribune 31 July 1960: page unknown. [Also in folder: advertisements quoting review: New York Times 21 Aug. 1960 and Harper's Nov. 1960.]

---. "Wilder's 12th: Female Lanny Budd Sets Fast Pace." Rev. of The Sun is My Shadow, by Robert Wilder. Richmond News Leader 10 Aug. 1960: page unknown.

---. "How Animals Move." Rev. of How Animals Move, by James Gray. Richmond News Leader 17 Aug. 1960: page unknown.

---. "Bees, But No Birds." Rev. of A Book About Bees, by Edwin Way Teale. Richmond News Leader 17 Aug. 1960: page unknown.

---. "An Historical Novel to End All Historical Novels." Rev. of The Sot-Weed Factor, by John Barth. Chicago Tribune 21 Aug. 1960: page unknown. [Also in folder: advertisement quoting review, New York Times 25 Oct. 1960.]

---. "Nature's Losing Contest with Know-It-All Man." Rev. of The Balance of Nature, by Lorus J. and Margery Milne. Chicago Tribune undated fall 1960: page unknown.

---. "Quick Eye, Ready Pen at Nature's Service." Rev. of Spindrift: From a House by the Sea, by John J. Rowlands. Chicago Tribune 11 Sept. 1960: page unknown.

41 ---. "Delightful Study of an Eccentric." Rev. of Timothy Dexter Revisited, by John P. Marquand. Chicago Tribune 18 Sept. 1960: page unknown.

---. "Beloved Poet: Friend Writes Biography of Robert Frost." Rev. of Robert Frost: The Trial by Existence, by Elizabeth Shepley Sergeant. Richmond News Leader 21 Sept. 1960: page unknown.

---. "Editor Recounts Amusing Incidents." Rev. of Put It on the Front Page, Please!, by John Henry Cutler. Richmond News Leader 21 Sept. 1960: page unknown.

---. "A Beloved Author's Charming Tale: His Own." Rev. of Now I Remember, by Thornton W. Burgess. Chicago Tribune 25 Sept. 1960: page unknown.

---. "Snow Novel Thought Provoking Yet Entertaining." Rev. of Strangers and Brothers, by C. P. Snow. Chicago Tribune 2 Oct. 1960: page unknown.

---. "On Poets and Poetry: Collected Data." Rev. of The Years and Hours of Emily Dickinson, by Jay Leyda, and The Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson, ed. Thomas H. Johnson. Chicago Tribune 13 Nov. 1960: page unknown.

---. "Hunter's Reminiscences Are Loaded with Thrills." Rev. of Look to the Wilderness, by W. Douglas Burden. Chicago Tribune 20 Nov. 1960: page unknown.

---. "Scandalous: Cora Crane's Life Story One of Ills." Rev. of Cora Crane, by Lillian Gilkes. Richmond News Leader 7 Dec. 1960: page unknown.

---. "Superb Presentation of Hawthorne the Man." Rev. of Nathaniel Hawthorne: Man and Writer, by Edward Wagenknecht. Source not indicated, probably Chicago Tribune c. 1961: page unknown.

---. Rev. of Literature and the American Tradition, by Leon Howard. College English 22.4 (Jan. 1961): 289 - 290.

---. "Narrative: John Graves Tells of Trip along Brazos." Rev. of Goodbye to a River, by John Graves. Richmond News Leader 4 Jan. 1961: page unknown.

---. "Agassiz as He Was: Blind Spots amid the Genius." Rev. of Louis Agassiz: A Life in Science, by Edward Lurie. Chicago Tribune 8 Jan. 1961: page unknown.

---. "Anatomy of Plants." Rev. of The Anatomy of Plants, by P. Font Quer. Richmond News Leader 11 Jan. 1961: page unknown.

---. "Prize Pets: Otters Provide Delightful Diversion." Rev. of Ring of Bright Water, by Gavin Maxwell. Richmond News Leader 8 Mar. 1961: page unknown.

---. "City Folk Transplanted to the Smokies." Rev. of In the Arms of the Mountain, by Elizabeth Seeman. Chicago Tribune 26 Mar. 1961: page unknown.

42 ---. "Mark Twain as a Human Being." Rev. of Mark Twain: The Man and His Work, by Edward Wagenknecht. Chicago Tribune 9 Apr. 1961: page unknown.

---. "'Miss Read's' Readers will Read -- Perhaps Re-Read." Rev. of Fresh From the Country, by "Miss Read." Chicago Tribune 16 Apr. 1961: page unknown.

---. "Some Brave Dissenters." Rev. of The Bold Brahmins: New England's War Against Slavery (1831 - 1863), by Lawrence Lader. Chicago Tribune 4 June 1961: page unknown.

---. "Adventure in Nature's Commonplace Events." Rev. of Nature's Year, by John Hay. Source not indicated, probably Chicago Tribune 11 June 1961: page unknown.

---. "Bird Watchers Slyly Spoofed." Rev. of Listen, The Red-Eyed Vireo, by Milton White. Chicago Tribune 18 June 1961: page unknown.

---. "Conservation: African Lake Doomed Animals." Rev. of Operation Noah, by Charles Lagus. Richmond News Leader 5 July 1961: page unknown.

---. "Auspicious Start for a Literary Project." Rev. of The Correspondence of Walt Whitman: Vol. I, 1842 - 1867, Vol. II, 1868 - 1875, ed. Edwin Haviland Miller. Chicago Tribune 9 July 1961: page unknown.

---. "Third In Series: Teale Carries Readers into Summer." Rev. of Journey Into Summer, by Edwin Way Teale. Richmond News Leader 12 July 1961: page unknown.

---. "Of Animals, Fauna: 4 Books Should Interest Nature Lovers." Rev. of The Lonely Land, by Sigurd F. Olson, Galapagos: The Noah's Ark of the Pacific, by Irenaus Eibl-Eibesfeldt, Serengeti Shall Not Die, by Bernhard and Michael Grzimek, and Strange Patterns in the South Seas, by James Tressol. Richmond News Leader 2 Aug. 1961: page unknown.

---. "Amusing Gossip and Fruitful Thought." Rev. of From the Shadow of the Mountain: My Post-Meridian Years, by Van Wyck Brooks. Chicago Tribune 10 Sept. 1961: page unknown.

---. "Eventful Autobiography of a Many Faceted Man." Rev. of The Eye of the Wind, by Peter Scott. Chicago Tribune 29 Oct. 1961: page unknown.

---. "'Quiet Desperation' in Sac Prairie." Rev. of Walden West, by August Derleth. Chicago Tribune 5 Nov. 1961: page unknown.

---. "On Water Mammals." Rev. of In Their Element, by Maurice Burton. Richmond News Leader 8 Nov. 1961: page unknown.

---. "The Wonders of Nature from Two Points of View." Rev. of North of Monadnock, by Newton F. Tolman, and Watchers at the Pond, by Franklin Russell. Chicago Tribune 12 Nov. 1961: page unknown.

43 ---. Untitled list of 3 favorite books of the year. Chicago Tribune 3 Dec. 1961: page unknown.

---. "Further Guidance to Unsuspected Attic Treasures." Rev. of More Gold in Your Attic, by Van Allen Bradley. Chicago Tribune 31 Dec. 1961: page unknown.

---. "Word Purists, Beware! Evans Is At It Again." Rev. of Comfortable Words, by Bergen Evans. Chicago Tribune 4 Feb. 1962: page unknown. [Attached to verso: advertisement quoting review: New York Times 19 Mar. 1962.]

---. "Charm of Thrush Green Sustained." Rev. of Winter in Thrush Green, by "Miss Read." Chicago Sunday Tribune Magazine of Books 11 Mar. 1962, sec. 4: 3.

---. "Washington Irving the Man." Rev. of Washington Irving: Moderation Displayed, by Edward Wagenknecht. Chicago Tribune 18 Mar. 1962: page unknown. [Also in folder, advertisements quoting review: New York Times 15 Apr. 1962, and Saturday Review 5 May 1962.]

---. "At 88 His Poems Still Show the Master's Touch." Rev. of In the Clearing, by Robert Frost. Chicago Sunday Tribune Magazine of Books 25 Mar. 1962, sec. 4: 1. [Also in folder, advertisement quoting review: New York Times 10 Apr. 1962.]

---. "Disenchanted View of College Faculty Life." Rev. of Love and Friendship, by Alison Lurie. Chicago Tribune 8 Apr. 1962: page unknown.

---. "A Call to Behold the Joy and Excitement in Nature." Rev. of Beyond Your Doorstep, by Hal Borland. Chicago Tribune 15 Apr. 1962: page unknown.

---. "A Colorful Minor Figure in U. S. History." Rev. of Her Name Was Sojourner Truth, by Hertha Pauli. Chicago Tribune 13 May 1962: page unknown.

---. "Animals: Brick Gives His Methods of Training." Rev. of The Nature of the Beast, by Hans Brick. Richmond News Leader 30 May 1962: page unknown.

---. "A Rare First Novel: Dynamic, Imaginative, and Accomplished." Rev. of A Different Drummer, by William Melvin Kelley. Chicago Sunday Tribune Magazine of Books 10 June 1962, sec. 4: 3.

---. "Natural Devastations: Stories of Notable Disasters Recounted." Rev. of Nature on the Rampage, by Ann and Myron Sutton. Richmond News Leader 13 June 1962: page unknown.

---. "Life 'Down East' -- Sordid, But with a Saving Grace." Rev. of Second Growth, by Ruth Moore. Chicago Tribune 12 Aug. 1962: page unknown.

---. "Essays on Insects." Rev. of Wonder-Workers of the Insect World, by Hiram J. Herbert. Richmond News Leader 19 Sept. 1962: page unknown.

44 ---. "A Heterogeneous Collection from Twain's Last Writings." Rev. of Letters from the Earth, by Mark Twain. Chicago Sunday Tribune Magazine of Books 23 Sept. 1962: page unknown.

---. "Reminiscences of a Life Devoted Primarily to Thought." Rev. of More Lives Than One, by Joseph Wood Krutch. Chicago Tribune 30 Sept. 1962: page unknown.

---. "Books on Nature: Volumes Aid Study of Natural Science." Rev. of The World of Ice, by James L. Dyson, Adventure Underground, by Joseph Gies, Observations and Experiments in Natural History, by Alan Dale, Early Man in the New World, by Kenneth MacGowan and Joseph A. Hester, Jr., Theodore Roosevelt's America, ed. Farida A. Wiley, Puffins, by R. M. Lockley, Grand Canyon, by Joseph Wood Krutch, and The Land of Little Rain, by Mary Austin. Richmond News Leader 31 Oct. 1962: 13.

---. "Confrontations with Nature." Rev. of A Sense of Nature, by John Hay and Arline Strong. Chicago Tribune 4 Nov. 1962: page unknown.

---. "Assembled Wit of an Almanacker." Rev. of The Modern Almanac, by Herb Daniels. Chicago Tribune 18 Nov. 1962: page unknown.

---. "Pamphleteer Spirit Invoked Against College Boards." Rev. of The Community of Scholars, by Paul Goodman. Chicago Tribune 25 Nov. 1962: page unknown.

---. Untitled list of 3 favorite books of the year. Chicago Tribune 2 Dec. 1962: page unknown.

---. Rev. of A New England Reader, ed. Van Wyck Brooks. Chicago Tribune 6 Dec. 1962: page unknown.

---. "A Pure Delight to Read: Priestley on his Career and Contemporaries." Rev. of Margin Released, by J. B. Priestley. Chicago Sunday Tribune Magazine of Books 3 Feb. 1963, sec. 4: 3.

---. "Fascination in an Unpretentious Place." Rev. of The Valley: Meadow, Grove, and Stream, by Lorus J. and Margery Milne. Chicago Tribune 17 Feb. 1963: page unknown.

---. "A Gallery of Oddballs." Rev. of Area Code 215: A Private Line in Bucks County, by Walter Teller. Chicago Tribune 10 Mar. 1963: page unknown.

---. "Alice B. Toklas Reminisces in Delightful Book." Rev. of What is Remembered, by Alice B. Toklas. Chicago Tribune Magazine of Books 31 Mar. 1963, sec. 3: 1. [Also in folder, advertisement quoting review: Chicago Tribune 21 Apr. 1963.]

---. "Full Face with the Author Who Drew Slavery's Image." Rev. of Runaway to Heaven: The Story of Harriet Beecher Stowe and Her Era, by Johanna Johnston. Source not indicated, possibly Chicago Tribune 14 Apr. 1963: page unknown.

---. "A Clear-Eyed Picture of English Village Life." Rev. of Miss Clare Remembers, by "Miss Read." Chicago Tribune 12 May 1963: page unknown.

45 ---. "Crossed Poison Pens." Rev. of The Fine Art of Literary Mayhem, by Myrick Land. Chicago Tribune 6 Jun.(?) 1963: page unknown. [Handwritten date is unclear; may be Jun. or Jan.]

---. "The Woman Behind Shaw." Rev. of Mrs. G.B.S.: A Portrait, by Janet Dunbar. Chicago Tribune 9 June 1963: page unknown.

---. "The Yankee Species on Home Grounds." Rev. of The Port, by Henry Beetle Hough. Chicago Tribune 16 June 1963: page unknown.

---. Rev. of The Day They Shook the Plum Tree, by Arthur H. Lewis. Chicago Tribune 14 July 1963: page unknown.

---. "Great Man, Poet, Rebel Revealed in Frost Letters." Rev. of The Letters of Robert Frost to Louis Untermeyer, ed. Louis Untermeyer. Chicago Tribune Magazine of Books 22 Sept. 1963, sec. 3: 1. [Also in folder, advertisement quoting review: New York Times 1 Oct. 1963.]

---. "Exploring the Towers of a Gothic Poet's Mind." Rev. of Edgar Allan Poe: The Man Behind the Legend, by Edward Wagenknecht. Source not indicated, probably Chicago Tribune 6 Oct. 1963: page unknown.

---. "Fountainhead of a Nation's Ideas, Strength." Rev. of New England Discovery: A Personal View, by Nancy Hale. Chicago Tribune Magazine of Books 3 Nov. 1963, sec. 3: 1.

---. "Poet Makes Another Trip to the Mailbox." Rev. of Robert Frost and John Bartlett: The Record of a Friendship, by Margaret Bartlett Anderson. Chicago Tribune Magazine of Books 10 Nov. 1963: 3.

---. "The Year's Best Chosen by Tribune Reviewers." Chicago Tribune 1 Dec. 1963: page unknown.

---. "N. Y. Reviewer Warmly Praises New Derleth Book." Rev. of Countryman's Journal, by August Derleth. Capital Times [Madison, WI] 26 Dec. 1963: page unknown.

---. "Diary Unfolds the Joyful Life of Sac Prairie." rev. of Countryman's Journal, by August Derleth. Chicago Tribune Magazine of Books 29 Dec. 1963, sec. 3: 1.

---. "Where Color Doesn't Matter." Rev. of Dancers on the Shore, by William Melvin Kelley. Chicago Tribune 22 Mar. 1964: page unknown.

---. Rev. of Robert Frost: The Aim Was Song, by Jean Gould. Chicago Tribune 26 Apr. 1964: page unknown. [Also in folder, advertisement quoting review: New York Times 7 June 1964.]

---. Rev. of State O' Maine, by Louise Dickinson Rich. Chicago Tribune 10 May 1964: page unknown. [Also in folder, advertisement quoting review: New York Times 7 June 1964.]

46 ---. Rev. of The Correspondence of Walt Whitman, Vol. III, 1876 - 1885, ed. Edwin Haviland Miller, and The Collected Writings of Walt Whitman: Prose Works 1892, Vol. II, ed. Floyd Stovall. Chicago Tribune 24 May 1964: page unknown.

---. Rev. of The Journals and Miscellaneous Notebooks of Ralph Waldo Emerson, Vol. IV, 1832 - 1834, ed. Alfred R. Ferguson. Chicago Tribune 16 Aug. 1964: page unknown.

---. Rev. of The Personality of the Bird, ed. Brandt Aymar. Library Journal 90 (1 Sept. 1965): 3467.

---. Rev. of Beyond Concord: Selected Writings of David Atwood Wasson, ed. Charles H. Foster. Library Journal 90 (1 Dec. 1965): 5281.

---. Rev. of The Magic Circle of Walden, by Charles R. Anderson. Library Journal 93 (1 Feb. 1968): 552.

---. Rev. of The Annotated Walden: Walden; or, Life in the Woods. Together with "Civil Disobedience," A Detailed Chronology and Various Pieces About Its Author, The Writing and Publishing of the Book, ed. Philip Van Doren Stern. Library Journal 96 (15 Mar. 1971): 963.

---. Rev. of Thoreau's World: Miniatures from his Journal, ed. Charles R. Anderson. Library Journal 96 (1 Apr. 1971): 1271.

---. Rev. of Dark Thoreau, by Richard Bridgman. Thoreau Society Bulletin 159 (1982): 4.

---. Rev. of The Wildest Country: A Guide to Thoreau's Maine, by J. Parker Huber. Thoreau Society Bulletin 159 (1982): 5.

---. Rev. of A Conscious Stillness: Two Naturalists on Thoreau's Rivers, by Ann Zwinger and Edwin Way Teale, Thoreau in the Mountains, by Henry David Thoreau with commentary by William Howarth, and The Wildest Country: A Guide to Thoreau's Maine, by J. Parker Huber. Orion 1 (Winter 1983): 40 - 43.

Lectures, Papers, and Sermons Presented by Walter Harding

Unless otherwise noted, all items are in the Brief Works boxes located at archive LD 3840 G48 H37.

Harding, Walter. "Born Again Thoreauvians." Sermon. First Parish Church of Concord. 16 July 1978. [Folder contains two additional copies: one in Henry David Thoreau Service: Three Addresses [by] Malcolm Ferguson, Ann McGrath, Walter Harding, and another with Harding's note, "Delivered as a sermon at the First Parish Church in Concord in 198? and then at the Thoreau Society Annual Meeting on July 10, 1993."]

47 ---. "Civilized Disobedience." Fall Convocation Speech. Bridgewater [MA] State College Alumni Association. 1969.

---. "Civilized Disobedience." All-College Academic Convocation. State University of New York College at Geneseo. 1968. (also at archive LD 3840 G48 H3735)

---. Commencement Address. State University of New York College of Arts and Science, Geneseo. 12 May 1984. (archive LD 3840 G447 1984 A412 and in Summer Compass 4 June 1984: 1 - 2 at archive LD 3840 G45 S84.)

---. "A Forgotten Utopia -- The Ferrer Colony of Stelton, NJ." New Harmony, IN. 9 June 1979.

---. "Henry Thoreau for Moderns." Modern School, Stelton, NJ. Apr. 1943.

---. "In Search of Henry Thoreau." n.d. [Harding note: "Was first written as the Abernethy Lecture delivered at Middlebury College in Middlebury, Vermont, as "Adventures of a Literary Detective" on [date left blank]. It was the most frequently repeated of all my lectures, delivered at points as far apart as the University of Alaska in Fairbanks and an elderhostel in Volcano, Hawaii, and never delivered twice the same. I varied the text, delivering it from brief note cards, to suit the time and the audience, dropping and adding anecdotes as it seemed appropriate. In this version of the text I have tried to include most or all of the tales I have ever used, so it is a much longer version than ever got delivered from the lecture platform."]

---. "In Wildness Is the Preservation of the World." Tennessee State University. 25 Apr. 1974.

---. "In Wildness Is the Preservation of the World." New York State Outdoor Education Association, Haines Falls, NY. 15 Oct. 1988.

---. Lecture. Grolier Club. 16 Feb. 1954.

---. "Old Concord and New Harmony." New Harmony, IN. 13 June 1979.

---. "Reading Walden Closely." Undated Lecture.

---. "Thoreau and Eros." Collegial Forum, sponsored by Geneseo Chapter of United University Professions, State University of New York College of Arts and Science at Geneseo. 22 Apr. 1981. (archive LD 3840 G48 H37845)

---. "Thoreau and the Caterpillar Clergy." Undated Lecture.

---. "A Thoreau Collection." Thoreau Society Annual Meeting. 8 July 1995.

---. "Thoreau for Today." Torch Club. Geneseo, NY. 25 Sept. 1958.

48 ---. "A Thoreau Music Sampler." Lecture presented with the assistance of Elizabeth Babcock, Ray Gagnon, Jayne Gordon, Anne McGrath, and Richard O'Connor. Thoreau Society Annual Meeting. Concord, MA. 14 July 1991.

---. "Thoreau Scholarship Today." Modern Language Association. New York. 28 Dec. 1976.

---. "Thoreau, Sensuous Transcendentalist." NCTE Convention. Philadelphia. 23 Nov. 1973.

---. "Walden for Today." Sermon. T. J. Memorial Church. 23 May 1954.

Translations or Adaptations of Works by Walter Harding

In some cases, the translator's name does not appear in the original but is provided in Walter Harding's note. All items are in the Brief Works boxes located at archive LD 3840 G48 H37.

Feroe, Layt. "Prof Offers Critical Review to 'Dark of Moon' Players." Rewritten from an original review by Dr. Walter Harding. Geneseo Lamron 13 Dec. 1957: 2.

Harding, Walter. "Civilized Disobedience." Trans. Koh Kasegawa. Shi to Sambun 22 (Nov. 1970): 41 - 48. (In Japanese.)

---. The Days of Henry Thoreau, chapter unspecified. Trans. Koh Kasegawa. Shi to Sambun 54 (Aug. 1993): 31 - 37. (In Japanese.)

---. The Days of Henry Thoreau, chapter unspecified. Trans. Koh Kasegawa. Shi to Sambun 58 (July 1995): 14 - 23. (In Japanese.)

---. The Days of Henry Thoreau, ch. 10. Trans. Koh Kasegawa. Shi to Sambun 44 (June 1988): 25 - 34. (In Japanese.)

---. The Days of Henry Thoreau, ch. 10. Trans. Koh Kasegawa. Shi to Sambun 45 (Dec. 1988): 5 - 15. (In Japanese.)

---. The Days of Henry Thoreau, ch. 11. Trans. Koh Kasegawa. Shi to Sambun 46 (July 1989): 5 - 16. (In Japanese.)

---. The Days of Henry Thoreau, ch. 11 pp. 110 - 116. Trans. Koh Kasegawa. Shi to Sambun 47 (1990): 5 - 15. (In Japanese.)

---. The Days of Henry Thoreau, ch. 12. Trans. Koh Kasegawa. Shi to Sambun 48 (30 Aug. 1990): 84 - 88. (In Japanese.)

---. The Days of Henry Thoreau, ch. 12. Trans. Koh Kasegawa. Shi to Sambun 49 (3 Mar. 1991): 65 - 73. (In Japanese.)

49 ---. The Days of Henry Thoreau, ch. 12, pp. 233 - 242. Trans. Koh Kasegawa. Shi to Sambun 50 (Aug. 1991): 79 - 88. (In Japanese.)

---. The Days of Henry Thoreau, ch. 13. Trans. Koh Kasegawa. Shi to Sambun 51 (Mar. 1992): 121 - 127. (In Japanese.)

---. The Days of Henry Thoreau, ch. 14, pp. 261 - 270. Trans. Koh Kasegawa. Shi to Sambun 53 (Mar. 1993): 18 - 26. (In Japanese.)

---. "Henry Thoreau and Ellen Sewall." Trans. Koh Kasegawa. Shi to Sambun 13 (Apr. 1966): 108 - 115. (In Japanese.)

---. "L'Influence de <>." Trans. Micheline Flak. Europe: Revue Litteraire Mensuelle 459 - 460 (1967): 186 - 204. (In French.)

---. "La Influencia de 'Desobediencia Civil.'" Reconstruir 39 (Nov. - Dic. 1965): 41 - 50. (In Spanish.)

---. Introduction to The Variorum Walden. Trans. Koh Kasegawa. Shi to Sambun 43 (?) (Dec. 1989): 5 - 14. (In Japanese.)

---. Prologo. Esclavitud en Massachusetts, by Henry David Thoreau. Trans. V. Munoz. Ediciones Voluntad, 1960. (In Spanish)

---. "Thoreau: American Philosopher of Freedom and His Walden." Freie Arbeiter Stimme 29 June 1945: 2. (In Yiddish)

---. "Thoreau and the Negro." Trans. Koh Kasegawa. Shi to Sambun 17 (May 1968): 47 - 50. (In Japanese.)

---. "Thoreau y los Calmucos." Trans. Vladimir Munoz. Voluntad 4 (Sept. 1959): 4. (In Spanish.)

---. "Thoreau y los Negros." Trans. Vladimir Munoz. Voluntad 3 (Mar. 1959): 32. (In Spanish.)

---. "Walden -- Piec Interpretacji." Tematy 2 (1963): 129 - 145. (In Polish.)

Typescripts of Works by Walter Harding

This section includes typescripts of both published and unpublished works, unpublished correspondence, and academic materials such as term papers and theses. Unless otherwise noted, all items are in the Brief Works boxes located at archive LD 3840 G48 H37.

Harding, Walter. "The Amercian Transcendentalists on William Wordsworth." 29 Oct. 1948.

50 ---. "The Apple-Tree Table Again." n.d.

---. "The Apple-Tree Table Legends of Herman Melville and Henry David Thoreau." n.d.

---. "A Bee-Line with Thoreau." n.d.

---. "Channing, Ellery." Typescript of entry for Encyclopedia of Transcendentalism. n.d.

---. "Chaucer and the New England Transcendentalists." An outline term-paper for English 103. 19 July 1940.

---. "A Checklist of Thoreau's Lectures." n.d.

---. "The Early Days of the Thoreau Society: Some Recollections." 1991. [According to Walter Harding's note, the Thoreau Society has a handwritten earlier draft containing information not in the 1991 version.]

---. "The Early Printing Records of Thoreau's Books." n.d.

---. "Emerson's Library." 1961 - 1962. (archive LD 3840 G48 H37461)

---. "The First Year's Sales of Thoreau's Walden." Typescript for Thoreau Society Bulletin 117 (1971).

---. "Five Ways of Looking at Walden." n.d.

---. "The Ghosts of Cynthia and Henry Thoreau." n.d.

---. "A Harvest of Fact From Thoreau's Universe." Copy of typescript for submission to Virginia Quarterly Review. n.d.

---. "Henry D. Thoreau, Instructor." n.d.

---. "Henry David Thoreau." Typescript for Dictionary of Literary Biography. n.d.

---. "Henry David Thoreau." Typescript for Henry David Thoreau: A Reprint Collection (New York: AMS, 1980). n.d.

---. "Henry David Thoreau and 'Civil Disobedience.'" Text for Encyclopedia of Nonviolent Action, 1993. n.d. [Actual title of completed book: Protest, Power, and Change: An Encyclopedia of Nonviolent Action from ACT-UP to Women's Suffrage.]

---. "Horace Greeley on Thoreau: A Forgotten Portrait." Typescript for Thoreau Society Bulletin 116 (1971).

---. "The Influence of Civil Disobedience." n.d. [Lacks the following pages: 27 - 28, 31 - 32.]

---. "The Influence of Thoreau's 'Civil Disobedience.'" n.d.

51 ---. Introduction to Discovery at Walden, by Roland Robbins. n.d.

---. Introduction to Thoreau section of Foerster et al. anthology of American literature. n.d.

---. "The Lectures of Henry David Thoreau: A Thesis Submitted to the Faculty of the University of North Carolina in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of Master of Arts in the Department of English." Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina, 1947.

---. "List of Thoreau Items in the Concord, Mass. Antiquarian Society Building." n.d.

---. "Miltonic References in the Writings of Thoreau." A Paper for English 125. 2 Aug. 1940.

---. "A New Checklist of the Books in Henry David Thoreau's Library." n.d. [Harding note: "Original typescript for SAR - 1983."]

---. "A New Hampshire Concordian Looks at Thoreau's Week ." Typescript for Concord Saunterer submitted 31 Oct. 1974.

---. "Newcomb, Charles King." Text for American National Biography. n.d. (A second copy is labelled "Text for National American Biography.")

---. "The North American Phalanx." May 1949.

---. "On Teaching Walden." Written for Emerson Society Quarterly . n.d.

---. "A Research Visit to Concord, Mass., Oct. 11 - 13, 1940." n.d.

---. "Retracing Thoreau's Week : A Bibliographical Essay." Typescript for Thoreau Society Bulletin 194 (1991).

---. "Thoreau: American Philosopher of Freedom and his Walden." [Harding note: published in Freie Arbeiter Stimme. n.d.]

---. "Thoreau and Sir Walter Raleigh." n.d.

---. "Thoreau and the Backyard Wilderness." n.d. [Harding note: "Unpublished. Much of this later used in 'In Wildness is the Preservation of the World.'"]

---. "Thoreau and Timothy Dwight." n.d.

---. "Thoreau and Uncivil Disobedience: The Story of His Illegal Arrest." c. 1974. [Harding note: "Accepted for publication by American Heritage." Includes copy of 9 Apr. 1974 letter from Harding to Acting Editor E. M. Halliday.]

---. "Thoreau and Walt Whitman." A Paper for English 284. 10 July 1940.

---. "Thoreau as an Artist." n.d.

52 ---. "Thoreau, Henry David." [Harding note: "Final copy for American National Biography, 1991."]

---. "Thoreau, Henry David." [Harding note: "For Arete Encyclopedia, 1978."]

---. "Thoreau Society History." Letters to Rick (last name not listed), 1977 - 1980.

---. "Thoreau's Civil Disobedience." n.d.

---. "The Thoreaus in the 1850 and 1860 Censuses." n.d. [Harding note: "copy for TRN 2."]

---. "Thoreau's Journey to the West: The Letters of Horace Mann, Junior." n.d.

---. "Thoreau's Notes on the Botany of the Middle West in 1861." n.d.

---. "Thoreau's Reputation." Typescript for The Cambridge Companion to Thoreau, ed. Joel Myerson. n.d.

---. "Twelve Weeks on Thoreau's Concord and Merrimack Rivers." n.d. [Harding note: "Final copy. Unpublished."]

---. "Visiting Concord." Original text for Richard Schneider's Approaches to Teaching Walden. n.d. [The article was not published in the book.]

---. "A Walden Pond Picnic." n.d. [Harding note: Unpublished fiction.]

---. "Wanted: Henry David Thoreau." Broadside "printed as a token of Walter Harding's appreciation of his friends' participation in the 'Thoreau Interalia' conference at the State University College at Geneseo, New York, on October 16, 1982." 1982.

---. "Wheeler, Charles Stearns." For The Encyclopedia of Transcendentalism. 1993.

Publishers' Galleys, Page Proofs, etc. of Works by Walter Harding

Unless otherwise noted, all items are in the Brief Works boxes located at archive LD 3840 G48 H37.

Harding, Walter. The Days of Henry Thoreau. Additional footnotes for Dover edition. n.d.

---. The Days of Henry Thoreau. Galleys for additions to Dover edition, with Walter Harding's changes and 8 Feb. 1982 letter from Joseph Esposito to Walter Harding. 1982.

---. "Henry David Thoreau." Dictionary of Literary Biography. Page proofs with Walter Harding's corrections and 21 Mar. 1978 letter from Joel Myerson to Harding. c. 1978.

---. Instructor's Index for Thoreau: Man of Concord. Proof with Walter Harding's notes. n.d.

---. "Henry David Thoreau." Printer's prospectus for A Study Guide to Walden. n.d.

---. "Thoreau as an Artist." Page proofs with Walter Harding's corrections. 1984.

---. A Thoreau Handbook. Specification pages, New York University Press, Hamilton Printing Co. 6 Feb. 1959.

---. "Thoreau, Henry David." Page proofs for Academic American Encyclopedia, with corrections and letter from S.J. Foderaro to Walter Harding. n.d.

---, and Milton Meltzer. A Thoreau Profile. Galley-proof and page-proof with handwritten changes. 1961-1962. (archive LD 3840 G48 H37881)

Curricular Materials Developed or Coordinated by Walter Harding; Programs and Flyers

Adventures in Thinking Series. Brochure. State University of New York College at Geneseo, 24 Sept. 1964. (archive LD 3840 G418 H37)

"Adventures in Thinking, State University College at Geneseo, 1965 - 1966." Program includes Walter Harding. 19 Oct. 1965. (archive LD 3840 G418 H37)

"The Case of the Walden Stoic -- Some Studies in Literary Detection." Flyer. Lecture, Middlebury College, 25 Mar., year unspecified. (archive LD 3840 G418 H37)

A Collection of Bibliographies Done by [Eng. 423]Students of Walter R. Harding to Supplement his Bibliography of Novels about New York State. Geneseo, NY: State University of New York College at Geneseo, 1966. (archive LD 3840 G48 H37281)

"The Geneseo Collection of Video Studies in Educational Theory and Practice. Walter Harding: The Educational Thought Henry David Thoreau." [sic] Outline. n.d. (archive LD 3840 G48 H37)

Harding, Walter. "About Melville and Billy Budd." Program notes for The Virginia Players Present Billy Budd, 19 - 22 Oct. 1955. (archive LD 3840 G48 H37)

---. "Biography and the American Transcendentalist." A National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Seminar for College Teachers. 20 June - 12 Aug. 1977. (archive LD 3840 G48 H37)

---. "Concord Summer Seminars 1970." Photocopy of brochure, 1970. (archive LD 3840 G48 H37)

54 ---. "Concord Summer Seminars 1972." Photocopy of brochure, 1972. (archive LD 3840 G48 H37)

---. "Concord Summer Seminars 1975." Photocopy of brochure, 1975 (archive LD 3840 G48 H37)

---. Concord Summer Seminars, 26 June - 15 July and 17 July - 4 Aug. Flyer, year unspecified. (archive LD 3840 G48 H37)

---. Concord Summer Sessions, 28 June - 16 July and 19 July - 6 Aug. Flyer, year unspecified. (archive LD 3840 G48 H37)

---. "English 404: Studies in Literature: Thoreau. Field Trip Schedule." Geneseo, NY: State University of New York College at Geneseo, Summer 1967. (archive LD 3840 G48 H37)

---. "English 490: Studies in Literature: Thoreau." Syllabus. Geneseo, NY: State University of New York College at Geneseo, 24 June - 13 July 1968. (archive LD 3840 G48 H37)

---. "1972 Annual Report. Concord Summer Seminars." 1972. (archive LD 3840 G48 H37)

"Henry David Thoreau." Program, The Grolier Club, 16 Feb. 1954. [Attached to verso: "Walter Harding to Speak at Grolier Club of New York." Charlottesville Daily Progress ? Feb. 1954.] (archive LD 3840 G418 H37)

"Psychology and the Literary Artist. A Case Study of Thoreau." Program, 14 - 15 Apr. 1978. (archive LD 3840 G48 H37)

Registration form for "Psychology and the Literary Artist: A Case Study of Henry David Thoreau," Geneseo, NY, 14 - 15 Apr. 1978. (archive LD 3840 G48 H37)

"Teach Science Mathematics English Social Studies Grades 7, 8, 9." Geneseo, NY: State University of New York Teachers College, [1957]. (archive LD 3840 G48 H37)

"Writers Who Changed America." Program, Western Reserve University, Division of General Studies and the American Studies Program. 8 Mar. 1965. (archive LD 3840 G418 H37)

"Writers Who Changed America: A New Evening Lecture-Discussion Series: Fall 1964." Program. New York University. Division of General Education and Extension Services. Program includes Walter Harding, 12 Oct. 1964. (archive LD 3840 G418 H37)

Materials from Walter Harding's Japan Lecture Tour, 1964

All items are located at archive LD 3840 G418 H37.

American Embassy, USIS, Cultural Affairs Division. Speakers and Artists Bureau. "Note #1, Amendment #3" [Walter Harding's Travel Itinerary]. 26 Oct. 1964.

Brief news article about Harding's lecture tour. (In Japanese.) ACC Kanazawa Bulletin Nov. 1964: page unknown.

"English Hour Featuring Harding and Thoreau Today." Radio Program Listing. (In Japanese.) 9 Dec. 1964.

"Faces East." Times-Union [Rochester, NY] 6 Feb. 1965: page unknown.

Final Schedule for Prof. Walter Harding in Sapporo. 25 Nov. 1964.

"Five Ways of Looking at Thoreau'[s] Walden." Program and flyer (?) in Japanese. n.d.

Kasegawa, Koh. "What Friends Brought from Abroad." Kaiho: Proceedings of the English Society 7 (1 Apr. 1965): 12 - 14.

Prof. Walter Harding - Tokyo - Yokohama Itinerary. n.d.

Prof. Walter Harding's Itinerary, Fukuoka - Kansai - Hiroshima. 13 - 28 Nov. 1964.

"Professor Walter Harding Visiting Japan." The Rising Generation 111 (Jan. 1965): 55. (In Japanese; handwritten English translation attached.)

Program. Third Annual Convention of the American Literature Society of Japan, 14 - 15 Nov. 1964.

Travel Itinerary for Prof. Walter Harding, Tokyo - Kanazawa - Nagoya - Niigata - Sendai - Sapporo - Tokyo. n.d.

United States Government (Department of State) Grant Authorization to Walter Harding. 6 Oct. 1964.

Works Published in Honor of Walter Harding

Gollin, Rita K. and James B. Scholes, eds. Thoreau Among Others: Essays in Honor of Walter Harding. Geneseo, NY: State University of New York College of Arts and Science, 1983. (archive LD 3840 G48 H37843 1983 and X PS 3053 T53 1983 and PS 3053 T53 1983)

"Thorosian Society Bulletin." 1.1 (1976). [Issue consists of signed humorous articles, apparently produced in honor of Walter Harding.] (archive LD 3840 G418 H37)

56 Materials About Walter Harding

Unless otherwise noted, all items are at archive LD 3840 G418 H37.

Agrell, Andy. "Harding Quite Entertaining; Scholarly Enthusiasm Cited." The Campus (Middlebury, VT) ? Mar. 1965: 3.

Aton, Jim. "Stalking Henry Thoreau: An Interview with Walter Harding." South Dakota Review 22.4 (1984): 47 - 60.

Depuy, Harry. "A Thoreau Man: A Conversation Less Scholarly Than One Might Expect." Upstate Magazine [supplement to Democrat and Chronicle, Rochester, NY] 6 Mar. 1983: 7 - 11. (archive LD 3840 G418 H373 1983 and X PS 3054 D46 1983)

"Dr. Harding, Expert on Thoreau, to Speak March 25 at Middlebury." Free Press [Burlington, VT] 26 Mar. 1965: page unknown.

"Dr. Harding's Work Published in Georgia." Charlottesville [VA]Daily Progress 29 Sept. 1954: page unknown.

"Dr. W. R. Harding Publishes Book." Brockton [MA] Enterprise. ? Mar. 1959: page unknown.

"Dr. Walter Harding Receives Fellowship." Geneseo Lamron 20 Mar. 1962: 1.

"Dr. Walter R. Harding Lectures on Thoreau." Bridgewater [MA] Alumni News Nov. 1964: 5.

Dorland, Charles. "Upstate Update: Marching to a Different Drummer." Upstate Magazine [supplement to Democrat and Chronicle, Rochester, NY] 11 June 1989: 15.

"An Educator Warns: Only 'Civilized Disobedience' Wins." Buffalo [NY] Evening News 11 Jan. 1969: page unknown.

"English 23." Excerpt from Report of University Course Survey Committee. Cavalier Daily 15 Sept. 1955: page unknown.

"Faces East." Times-Union [Rochester, N.Y.] 6 Feb. 1965: page unknown. (Another copy filed with materials from Japan lecture tour.)

"Faculty Focus -- Dr. Walter Harding." Search 1 (Oct. 1974): 23 - 24.

"Faulkner Will be Discussed by Professor." Waynesboro News -Virginian 22 Feb. 1956: page unknown.

"Geneseo Honors Dr. Harding." State University Newsletter [of New York] 14.11 (1965): 4.

"Geneseo Pays Tribute to Dr. Walter Harding." Geneseo Lamron 3 Dec. 1965: 1.

57 "Geneseo Professor Quarterly Author." Democrat and Chronicle [Rochester, NY] 18 Nov. 1956: page unknown. [news note on publication of "The Apple-Tree Table Tale" in Oct. 1956 Boston Public Library Quarterly.] [Another copy attached to verso of article at archive LD 3840 G48 H37.]

"Guest Speaker Walter Harding." Bridgewater [MA] Enterprise 13 Apr. 1964: page unknown.

"Harding Authors 'Walden' Checklist." Source unknown, c. 1954: page unknown. [Attached to verso of Harding's A Centennial Check-list of the Editions of Henry David Thoreau's Walden, 1954 at archive LD 3840 G48 H37.]

"Harding Gives Lecture on Thoreau's Writings." The Daily Kent Stater 9 Mar. 1965: page unknown.

"Harding Receives Carter Note." Geneseo Compass 1 Dec. 1983: 2.

"Harding to Lecture Here." Bridgewater Independent 9 Apr. 1964: 1.

"Harding, Walter." Contemporary Authors first rev. v. 1- 4: 420. Detroit: Gale, 1967.

"Harding, Walter Roy." Contemporary Authors new rev. v. 1: 251 - 252. Detroit: Gale, 1981.

"Harding, Walter Roy." Contemporary Authors v. 151: 218 - 219. Detroit: Gale, 1996.

"Harding Writes Book on Thoreau." Geneseo Lamron 13 Oct. 1959: 3. [News item on A Thoreau Handbook.]

"Harding's Book Review Will Appear in June." Charlottesville [VA]Daily Progress 18 June 1956: page unknown. [Attached to verso of rev. of Eben Holden in Georgia Review, Summer 1956, filed at archive LD 3840 G48 H37.]

"Henry David Thoreau Exhibit at UVa's Alderman Library." Charlottesville [VA] Daily Progress 19 June 1954: page unknown.

"Honors to Alumni: Dr. Walter Harding." Bridgewater [MA] Alumni News Apr. 1962: 6.

Huber, J. Parker. Walter Harding and Edwin Way Teale. N.p.: The Henry D. Thoreau School of Holistic Education, 1983. (X PS 3057 N3 W3 1983)

Hurley, Dan. "Walt Harding: He Brought Walden to Thousands at Geneseo." Geneseo Compass Nov. 1982: 2.

Kuyk, D. A., Jr. "A Thoreau Exhibition: Centennial of 'Walden' Publication Observed." Richmond [VA] Times Dispatch 20 June 1954, sec. F: 3.

"Leading Thoreau Scholar Walter Harding Dies." Geneseo Scene 21.1 (Spring 1996): 5.

58 "Mallet, Harding Publish Reviews in Richmond Paper." Daily Cavalier 19 Nov. 1953: page unknown. [Attached to verso of "New Work on Herman Melville Found 'Delightful, Rewarding," rev. of Herman Melville. Cycle and Epicycle, filed at archive LD 3840 G48 H37.]

"New Book by Harding Published: Thoreau's Works are Criticized." Cavalier Daily 14 Dec. 1954: page unknown.

"Professor Emeritus, Thoreau Scholar Walter Harding Dies." Geneseo Compass 10 May 1996: 7.

"Professor Given Award at Geneseo." Democrat and Chronicle [Rochester, NY] 11 Jan. 1959: page unknown.

"Professor Writes Article on Lanier." Cavalier Daily 30 Sept. 1954: page unknown.

Remembering Walter. Video produced for the June 5,1998 Dedication of the Thoreau Institute in Lincoln, MA. Lincoln, MA: Thoreau Institute, 1998. (archive LD 3840 G418 H376 1998 and X PS 3054 R46 1998)

"Research Foundation Announces Winners of Grants." State University [of New York] Newsletter 6.28 (1958): 3.

"Research Publication (Since July 1, 1964)." Geneseo, NY: State University of New York College at Geneseo, Research Office, 25 Jan. 1966. [List of Geneseo faculty publications, including several by Walter Harding.]

Scherer, Ray. "Harding Lectures on the Walden 'Hermit.'" The Griffin [Buffalo, NY: Canisius College] 23 Oct. 1964: 1.

Serafin, Steven. "Walter Harding." American Literary Biographers second series. Ed. Steven Serafin. Dictionary of Literary Biography v. 111. Detroit: Gale, 1991. 72 - 80.

"SUNY Geneseo's Dr. Walter Harding Dead at 78." Livingston County News [Geneseo, NY]18 Apr. 1996: 2.

"SUNY Professor Dies at 78." Clarion [Avon, NY] 18 Apr. 1996: 9.

"Talk of the Common: Walter Harding." Bridgewater [MA] Independent 23 Apr. 1964: 1.

"Teacher Writes." Newspaper article, source not noted, c. Jan. 1965. [Copy of clipping provided to Harding by SUNY Geneseo Office of Public Information.]

Television listing for "Thoreau Profile" featuring Walter Harding. Times-Union [Rochester, N.Y.] 4 Dec. 1963: page unknown.

"Thoreau Expert to Lecture." Herald Journal [Logan, UT] 12 Apr. 1965: 6.

59 "'Thoreau Handbook' of Geneseo Writer Wins Review Praise." Livingston Republican [Geneseo, NY] 15 Oct. 1959: 1.

"Thoreau Scholar Addresses Seniors." The Compleat Parent [newsletter of Little Red School House, Elisabeth Irwin High School] 8.1 (Nov. 1962): 1.

"U. Va. Professor Will Lecture Here on Thursday." Waynesboro News -Virginian 21 Feb. 1956: page unknown.

"Unitarians to Hear UVA Professor." Staunton News -Leader and Staunton Evening Leader 22 Feb. 1956: page unknown.

Untitled news note on publication of "American History in the Novel: The Period of Expansion, 1815 - 1861" in Fall 1956 Midwest Journal. Livingston County Leader [Geneseo, NY]13 Dec. 1956: page unknown. (another copy at archive LD 3840 G48 H37 on verso of the cited article.)

Untitled news note on Walter Harding's contract to co-author with Milton Meltzer a pictorial biography of Thoreau. Livingston Republican [Geneseo, NY] 29 June 1961: 3.

Untitled article on Walter Harding's speaking tour. Livingston County Leader [Geneseo, NY] 1 Nov. 1962: page unknown.

"Vi Grev Og Spor." Frihug (Norway) 8 (Oct. 1963): 10.

"Walter Harding." Geneseo Compass April 1983: 10.

"Walter Harding Edits New Book Printed by Southern Methodist U. Press." Charlottesville [VA] Daily Progress 14 Dec. 1954: page unknown.

"Walter Harding Edits Recently Reprinted Essay." Cavalier Daily 21 Oct. 1954: page unknown.

"Walter Harding To Speak at Grolier Club of New York." Charlottesville [VA]Daily Progress ? Feb. 1954: page unknown. [Attached to verso of Program, The Grolier Club, 16 Feb. 1954.]

"Walter R. Harding, Emeritus Professor, Dies." Geneseo Lamron 18 Apr. 1996: 1.

"Walter R. Harding, 79, Professor Whose Life's Work Was Thoreau." New York Times, late ed. 14 Apr. 1996: 38.

"Walter R. Harding, Was Thoreau Scholar." Democrat and Chronicle [Rochester, NY] 14 Apr. 1996: B3.

Wightman, Warren. "The Days of Walter Harding." City [Rochester, NY] 20-26 Sept. 2000: 13. [Sidebar accompanying Wightman's "A Thoreau-ly Modern Henry?," pp. 12 - 13.]

Witherell, Elizabeth. "A Tribute to Walter Harding." Thoreau Society Bulletin 215 (1996): 1 - 3.

60 "Words of One Syllable Dept.: From a Modern Language Association Bulletin." New Yorker 37 (3 Feb. 1962): 78. [Brief note on a recent work by Walter Harding.]

Reviews of Works by Walter Harding

All items are at archive LD 3840 G418 H37, where reviews are organized by title of the book being reviewed. Some of the reviews are brief annotations rather than in-depth critical reviews.

A., R. Rev. of A Centennial Check-List of the Editions of Henry David Thoreau's 'Walden,' by Walter Harding. Thoreau Society Bulletin 46 (1954): 4.

Adams, Raymond. Rev. of Thoreau, A Century of Criticism, ed. Walter Harding. Thoreau Society Bulletin 50 (1955): 3 - 4. [Also in folder: typescript.]

Anderson, Charles. Rev. of A Thoreau Handbook, by Walter Harding. Modern Language Notes 75 (1960): 711 - 715. [Also in folder: typescript.]

Babcock, Frederic. "Thoreau: His Works and More About Him." Rev. of A Thoreau Profile, by Milton Meltzer and Walter Harding, The Variorum Walden, ed. Walter Harding, Thoreau's Guide to Cape Cod, ed. Alexander B. Adams, and The Thoughts of Thoreau, sel. Edwin Way Teale. Chicago Tribune 9 Dec. 1962: page unknown.

Bagg, Donald B. "'Days of Henry Thoreau,' Biography by W. Harding." Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. Springfield Republican 19 Dec. 1965: page unknown.

[Ball, Lewis F.] Rev. of Thoreau: A Century of Criticism, ed. Walter Harding. Richmond Times Dispatch 13 Mar. 1955: 5. [Review is unsigned; author's name is from Harding's note.]

---. Rev. of A Thoreau Handbook, by Walter Harding. Richmond Times Dispatch 25 Oct. 1959: page unknown.

Bauer, Malcolm. "The Times Catch up with Henry Thoreau." Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. Sunday Oregonian 26 Dec. 1965: F3.

Bedichek, Roy. "Sage of Walden Pond: A Century's War of Words." Rev. of Thoreau: A Century of Criticism, ed. Walter Harding. Dallas Morning News 1 May 1955: 5.

Bergamo, Ralph. "Henry Thoreau: New Biography Debunks Myth of Eccentric Recluse." Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. Atlanta Journal 21 Nov. 1965: page unknown.

Billings, Claude. "New Thoreau Biography Adds Fresh Material." Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. Indianapolis Star 26 Dec. 1965: page unknown.

61 Bode, Carl. "Fine Thoreau Biography." Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. Baltimore Sun ? Nov. 1965: page unknown.

---. "Smaller and Larger than Life." Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding, and Thoreau as World Traveler, by John Aldrich Christie. New York Times late ed. 26 Dec. 1965: 4 - 5.

Bohn, William. E. "America in Search of a Conscience." Rev. of A Thoreau Handbook, by Walter Harding. New Leader 42 (2 Nov. 1959): 5.

Budd, Louis J. Rev. of Thoreau as World Traveler, by John Aldrich Christie, and The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. South Atlantic Quarterly 66 (1967): 259 - 260.

Bussewitz, Albert W. Rev. of A Thoreau Handbook, by Walter Harding. Massachusetts Audubon 44 (Nov. - Dec. 1959): 101.

C., K. W. Rev. of Thoreau's Library, by Walter Harding. Emerson Society Quarterly 12 (1958): 53.

Cameron, Kenneth. Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. Emerson Society Quarterly 43 (1966): 98. [review is unsigned; author's name is from Harding's note.]

Cecil, C. D. "A Thoreau Biography." Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. Montreal Star 15 Jan. 1966: page unknown.

"Civil Disobedience." Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. Time 14 Jan. 1966: 94.

Clune, Henry W. "Seen and Heard: A Geneseo Professor and Henry Thoreau." Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. Democrat and Chronicle [Rochester, NY] 15 Jan. 1966: page unknown.

Cook, Reginald L. "Henry David Thoreau: A Guiding Clue." Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. Middlebury College News Letter 40 (Spring 1966): 23 - 24. [Periodical title, volume and page numbers are from Harding's note. The item is labelled "The Faculty Recommends. . . Books of Merit, vol. 2 no. 2."]

Cruickshank, Helen. Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. Audubon Magazine Sept. - Oct. 1966: 381 - 383.

Derleth, August. "The Definitive Life of Thoreau." Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. Capital Times [Madison, WI] 18 Nov. 1965: page unknown.

---. "The Thoreau Centennial." Rev. of The Thoughts of Thoreau, sel. Edwin Way Teale, A Thoreau Profile, by Milton Meltzer and Walter Harding, and The Variorum Walden, ed. Walter Harding. Capital Times [Madison, WI] 20 Dec. 1962: 32.

62 Dillon, Richard H. Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. San Francisco Examiner Chronicle 12 June 1966: page unknown.

Ebbitt, Wilma R. "Domesticated Thoreau." Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. Boston Herald 26 Dec. 1965: page unknown.

Fadiman, Clifton. Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. Book of the Month Club News July 1966: page unknown.

Ferguson, Malcolm M. Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. Library Journal 90 (1 Dec. 1965): 5263.

"15-Volume Journal of Thoreau Makes Debut in Paperback." Rev. of The Journal of Henry David Thoreau , ed. Bradford Torrey and Francis H. Allen, with intro. by Walter Harding. Publishers' Weekly 226 (5 Oct. 1984): 66 - 67.

Gozzi, Raymond D. Rev. of The Variorum Walden, ed. Walter Harding, and Collected Poems of Henry Thoreau, ed. Carl Bode. New England Quarterly 37 (1964): 393 - 397.

Granger, Bruce. Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. Books Abroad Apr. 1967: page unknown.

Gray, Richard A. "Reviewing Reference Publications: The Importance of Relevant Subject Knowledge: Selected Case Studies." RSR: Reference Services Review 18.1 (1990): 7 - 16. [Includes a comparison of the Thoreau essay in The American Renaissance in New England with Walter Harding's Thoreau entry in The Dictionary of Literary Biography v. 1.]

Greenleaf, Richard. Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. Science and Society Summer 1966: 347 - 349.

Greenwood, Walter B. "Thoreau's Many Lives Are Well Explored by Geneseo Professor." Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. Buffalo Evening News 13 Nov. 1965: page unknown.

H., V. P. "Century of Criticism Shows Growth of Thoreau's Renown." Rev. of Thoreau: A Century of Criticism, ed. Walter Harding. Omaha World Herald 9 Jan. 1955: page unknown.

---. "Thoreau Was Far More Than 'a Nut in a Hut.'" Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. Omaha World Herald 5 Dec. 1965: page unknown.

Hass, Victor P. "Clearing Path to Thoreau." Rev. of Thoreau: A Century of Criticism, ed. Walter Harding. Chicago Tribune 30 Jan. 1955: page unknown.

Henahan, Donal J. "Thoreau Our Contemporary." Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. Chicago Daily News 27 Nov. 1965: page unknown.

63 Hendricks, B. Clifford. Rev. of Thoreau: A Century of Criticism, ed. Walter Harding. Scientific Monthly 80 (1955): 380.

Herzberg, Max. "Thoreau: Arch-Individualist." Rev. of Thoreau: A Century of Criticism, ed. Walter Harding. Newark Evening News 30 Dec. 1954: page unknown.

Higashiyama, M. Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. Studies in English Literature [The English Literary Society of Japan] 43 (Oct. 1966): 93 - 96. (In Japanese.)

Hough, Henry. Rev. of A Thoreau Profile, by Milton Meltzer and Walter Harding. Vineyard Gazette 28 Dec. 1962: page unknown. [Review is unsigned; author's name is from Harding's note.]

Jacques, John F. "Henry Thoreau, the Man." Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. Sunday Telegram [Portland, ME] 28 Nov. 1965: page unknown.

Jones, Howard Mumford. "Open House at the Hermitage." Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. New York Herald Tribune Book Week 28 Nov. 1965: 3.

Jones, Joseph. Rev. of Moby-Dick Centennial Essays, ed. Tyrus Hillway and Luther S. Mansfield, and Thoreau: A Century of Criticism, ed. Walter Harding. Southwest Review 40 (Summer 1955): x+.

Joyce, Robert. "A Guide to Thoreau." Rev. of A Thoreau Handbook, by Walter Harding. National Guardian 28 Dec. 1959: 9.

Lane, Lauriat, Jr. Rev. of The Thoreau Centennial, ed. Walter Harding, Thoreau in Our Season, ed. John H. Hicks, Thoreau as World Traveler, by John Aldrich Christie, and The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. Dalhousie Review 46 (1966): 380 - 383.

Lawrence, Wes. "The Real Henry David Thoreau Emerges." Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. Cleveland Plain Dealer 14 Nov. 1965: page unknown.

---. "Thoreau's Fated Love." Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. Cleveland Plain Dealer 16 Nov. 1965: page unknown.

Leary, Lewis. Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding, and Thoreau in Our Season, ed. John H. Hicks. New England Quarterly 40 (Mar. 1967): 111 - 113.

---. Rev. of A Thoreau Handbook, by Walter Harding. American Literature 32 (Mar. 1960): 89 - 90.

---. "U.S. Individualist." Rev. of A Thoreau Profile, by Milton Meltzer and Walter Harding. New York Standard 27 Jan. 1963: page unknown.

Lowance, Mason I., Jr. Rev. of Henry David Thoreau: Studies and Commentaries, ed. Walter Harding. New England Quarterly 45 (1972): 604 - 605.

64 M., V. [Harding's note says Munoz, Vladimir.] "Manual de Thoreau." Rev. of A Thoreau Handbook, by Walter Harding. Voluntad Nov. 1959: pages unknown. (In Spanish, with attached handwritten English translation.)

Mahoney, John. "The Need for Thoreau in our Tradition." Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. Detroit News Books News 5 Dec. 1965: page unknown.

Mann, Charles W., Jr. Rev. of Henry David Thoreau: A Profile, ed. Walter Harding. Library Journal 96 (1 Nov. 1971): 3613 - 3614.

Maxwell, J. C. Rev. of The Variorum Walden, ed. Walter Harding. Notes and Queries ns 12.2 (1965): 78 - 79.

McAleer, John. Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. America 1 Jan. 1966: 23. [Also in folder: carbon copy of typescript.]

McNamara, Eugene. "The Ever-Vital Thoreau." Rev. of Thoreau: A Century of Criticism, ed. Walter Harding. Amateur Book Collector 5 (May 1955): 14.

Miller, Roger. "Annotated 'Walden' Proves Book Fits Twain's Definition of Classic." Rev. of The Annotated Walden, ed. Walter Harding. Minneapolis Star Tribune 25 June 1995: page unknown.

Moiles, Bill. "New Work Delves Deep into Thoreau." Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. Worcester Telegram ? Dec. 1965: page unknown.

Moore, Harry T. "Thoreau 'In the Round' -- A Fine Biography." Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. St. Louis Post Dispatch 26 Dec. 1965: page unknown.

Munford, Howard M. "Thoreau Biography: Facts Tell Story." Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. Boston Globe 20 Feb. 1966: page unknown.

Nesbit, Patricia. "Harding's Biography of Thoreau." Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. Houston Chronicle 30 Jan. 1966: page unknown.

North, Sterling. "A Frog's-Eye View of Walden Pond." Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. Saturday Review 15 Jan. 1966: 39.

Oehser, Paul H. "From the Thoreauvian Well." Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding, Thoreau as World Traveler, by John Aldrich Christie, Thoreau in our Season, ed. John H. Hicks, and The Thoreau Centennial, ed. Walter Harding. Living Wilderness 30 (Autumn 1966): 27 - 29.

O'Neill, Joseph E. Rev. of Thoreau: A Century of Criticism, ed. Walter Harding. Thought 1955(?): 616 - 618.

P., C. "Literature and Life: Thoreau in and out of Prison." Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. Ottawa Journal 20 Nov. 1965: 44.

65 Paul, Sherman. Rev. of Thoreau: A Century of Criticism, ed. Walter Harding. New England Quarterly 28 (June 1955): 274 - 275.

Polner, Murray. "Smaller Than Life." Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. Christian Century 9 Mar. 1966: 306.

Poore, Charles. "Thoreau's Ideas Still Shake the Modern World." Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. New York Times late ed. 16 Nov. 1965: 45. [Harding note: syndicated in many papers such as the New Mexican, Santa Fe., NM, Dec. 5, 1965.]

Porte, Joel. "On Leave From Walden: The Sociable Hermit." Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. Christian Science Monitor 10 Feb. 1966: 11.

Pulos, C. E. Rev. of Thoreau: Man of Concord, by Walter Harding. College English 22 (Feb. 1961): 370.

R., E. J. Rev. of A Thoreau Handbook, by Walter Harding. College and Research Libraries 21 (1960): 282. [Also in folder: typescript.]

Rev. of A Century of Walden, by Walter Harding. College English 16 (Jan 1955): 249 - 250.

Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. Booklist and Subscription Books Bulletin 62 (1966): 470.

Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. Bridgewater Alumni News Apr. 1967: page unknown.

Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. Long Beach [CA] Independent 29 Dec. 1965: page unknown.

Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. Long Beach [CA] Press Telegram 28 Dec. 1965: page unknown.

Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. New York Times Book Review 28 Nov. 1982: 31.

Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. New Yorker 41 (15 Jan 1966): 118 - 119.

Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. Virginia Kirkus Bulletin 15 Sept. 1965: page unknown.

Rev. of Essays on Education, by Bronson Alcott, ed. Walter Harding. American Literature May 1960: 230.

Rev. of Essays on Education, by Bronson Alcott with intro. by Walter Harding. Mississippi Valley Historical Review Mar. 1961: 742.

66 Rev. of Henry David Thoreau: A Profile, ed. Walter Harding. Kirkus Reviews 1 Sept. 1971: page unknown.

Rev. of Henry David Thoreau: A Profile, ed. Walter Harding. The State Journal 11 Dec. 1971: page unknown.

Rev. of Thoreau: A Century of Criticism, ed. Walter Harding. Antiquarian Bookman 5 Feb. 1955: 382.

Rev. of Thoreau: A Century of Criticism, ed. Walter Harding. College English 16 (1955): 467.

Rev. of Thoreau: A Century of Criticism, ed. Walter Harding. Mississippi Valley Historical Review June 1955: 166.

Rev. of Thoreau: A Century of Criticism, ed. Walter Harding. Retail Bookseller, Apr. 1955: page unknown.

Rev. of A Thoreau Handbook, by Walter Harding. Cleveland Plain Dealer 20 Sept. 1959: page unknown.

Rev. of A Thoreau Handbook, by Walter Harding. Latest Books Oct. 1959: page unknown.

Rev. of A Thoreau Handbook, by Walter Harding. Publishers' Weekly 176 (21 Sept. 1959): 282.

Rev. of A Thoreau Handbook, by Walter Harding. Scholarly Books in America Aug. 1959: page unknown.

Rev. of A Thoreau Handbook, by Walter Harding. Virginia Quarterly Review 36 (1960): page unknown. [Typescript; review not found in our copy of volume.]

Rev. of A Thoreau Handbook, by Walter Harding. Walt Whitman Review 5 (Dec. 1959): 77. [Also in folder: typescript.]

Rev. of A Thoreau Profile, by Milton Meltzer and Walter Harding. Kirkus Review 25 Nov. 1962: page unknown.

Ross, Harlow. "Thoreau is Seen His Worst Foe." Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. From an unknown newspaper, possibly from Minneapolis, date and page unknown.

Rycenga, John A. "The Life of A New England Sage." Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. Bridgeport [CT] Post 13 Feb. 1966: page unknown.

Schofield, E. A. Rev. of Thoreau as Seen by his Contemporaries, by Walter Harding. Thoreau Society Bulletin 191 (1990): 3. [Also in folder: typescript of review.]

67 Schofield, Edmund. Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, new rev. ed., by Walter Harding. Thoreau Society Bulletin 161 (1982): 7. [Folder also includes typescript that mistakenly identifies review as having been prepared for Bulletin 162, 1983.]

Scriba, Jay. "Thoreau 'As He Was' -- A Man of Kindly Joy." Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. Milwaukee Journal 28 Nov. 1965: page unknown.

Shanley, J. Lyndon. "Observing the World around Him." Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. Chicago Tribune 21 Nov. 1965: page unknown.

---. Rev. of The Correspondence of Henry David Thoreau, ed. Walter Harding and Carl Bode. Thoreau Society Bulletin 65 (1958): 5.

---. Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. Thoreau Society Bulletin 94 (1966): 3 - 4.

---. Rev. of A Thoreau Handbook, by Walter Harding. Thoreau Society Bulletin 69 (1959): 3.

---. Rev. of Thoreau, Man of Concord, by Walter Harding. Thoreau Society Bulletin 74 (1961): 6. [Folder also includes typescript mistakenly identified as being for Bulletin 73, 1960.]

Sizer, Alvin V. "Two Thoreau Books Will Help in Understanding His Genius." Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding, and Thoreau as World Traveler, by John Aldrich Christie. New Haven Register 2 Jan. 1966: page unknown.

Slater, John R. "A Guide to Thoreau, His Life and His Works." Rev. of A Thoreau Handbook, by Walter Harding. Times-Union [Rochester, NY] 3 Oct. 1959: page unknown.

---. "'A Thoreau Profile' Illuminates Brilliant Instants of the Past." Rev. of A Thoreau Profile, by Milton Meltzer and Walter Harding. Times-Union [Rochester, NY] 12 Jan. 1963: page unknown.

T., A. [identified by Harding note as Turner, Arlin.] Rev. of Thoreau: A Century of Criticism, ed. Walter Harding. American Literature 27 (May 1955): 291.

Taylor, J. Golden. Rev. of Henry David Thoreau's Walden and Civil Disobedience: A Study Guide, by Walter Harding. Western Humanities Review 18 (1964): 288 - 289.

---. Rev. of A Thoreau Handbook, by Walter Harding, The Correspondence of Henry David Thoreau, ed. Walter Harding and Carl Bode, and The Shores of America: Thoreau's Inward Exploration, by Sherman Paul. Western Humanities Review 13 (1959): 436 - 439.

Theroux, Alexander. "On Walden Pond." Rev. of Walden: An Annotated Edition, ed. Walter Harding. Chicago Tribune Books 20 Aug. 1995: 1 - 2.

"Thoreau Believed." Rev. of A Thoreau Handbook, by Walter Harding. Toronto Globe and Mail 31 Oct. 1959: page unknown.

68 "Thoreau en un Siglo de Crítica." Rev. of Thoreau: A Century of Criticism, ed. Walter Harding. Voluntad Oct. 1960: page unknown. (In Spanish.)

"Thoreau in Paperback." Rev. of The Journal of Henry David Thoreau , ed. Bradford Torrey and Francis H. Allen, with intro. by Walter Harding. Wilson Library Bulletin 59 (1985): 397.

Troy, George. "The Man with a Botanical Shelf in his Hat." Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. Providence Journal 17 Apr. 1966: page unknown.

Turner, Decherd. "One Hundred Years from Walden Pond." Rev. of Thoreau: A Century of Criticism, ed. Walter Harding. Dallas Times Herald 2 Jan. 1955: page unknown.

Vagt, J. Paul. "Thoreau and his Philosophy." Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. Wichita Falls [TX] Times 6 Feb. 1966: page unknown.

Van Dore, Edrie. "Books for Christmas Make Cherished Gifts." Rev. of A Thoreau Profile, by Milton Meltzer and Walter Harding. Hartford Times 10 Dec. 1962: page unknown.

Vershel, Larry. "Thoreau -- An Exemplary New England Life." Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. Danbury [CT] News Times 26 Feb. 1966: page unknown. [Harding note: also published in the Mar. 5, 1966 Plattsburgh [NY] Press-Republican.]

Virtanen, Pekka. "Harding's Reviews and a Second Look." Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. Geneseo Lamron 18 Feb. 1966: 2+.

W., J. C. "Virginia Books: State's Latest Literary Produce." Reviews of books recently published in Virginia or by Virginians; includes A New Checklist of Inexpensive Reprints of Works of American Literature, and Mr. Thoreau Declines an Invitation, by Walter Harding. Richmond News Leader 8 Aug. 1956: page unknown.

W., R. R. [identified by Harding note as Wheeler, Ruth R.] Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. Concord Journal 11 Nov. 1965: page unknown.

---. Rev. of A Thoreau Handbook, by Walter Harding. Concord Journal 20 Aug. 1959: page unknown.

---. "Study Guide on Walden, Thoreau." Rev. of Henry David Thoreau's Walden and Civil Disobedience: A Study Guide, by Walter Harding. Concord Journal 21 Mar. 1963: page unknown.

W., W. Rev. of A Centennial Check-List of the Editions of Henry David Thoreau's Walden, by Walter Harding. Bulletin of Bibliography 21 (Sept. - Dec. 1954): 103. [Also in folder: typescript.]

Wermuth, Paul C. Rev. of A Thoreau Handbook, by Walter Harding. Library Journal 84 (Aug. 1959): 2352 - 2353.

69 Wheeler, R. R. "The Thoreau Centennial: A Review." Rev. of The Thoreau Centennial, by Walter Harding. Concord Journal 1 July 1965: page unknown.

Wheeler, Ruth. "Thoreau: Man of Concord -- A Review." Rev. of Thoreau: Man of Concord, by Walter Harding. Concord Journal 10 Nov. 1960: page unknown. [Review is not signed or initialled; author's name is from Harding's note.]

White, William. Rev. of Thoreau's Library, by Walter Harding. Bulletin of Bibliography 22 (Sept. 1957): 79.

Whitford, Kathryn and Philip Whitford. Rev. of A Thoreau Handbook, by Walter Harding. American Midland Naturalist Jan. 1960: 253 - 254.

Wikelund, Philip R. Rev. of Thoreau: Man of Concord, by Walter Harding. Composition and Communication 12 (1961): 257.

Williams, Ralph W. "Among His Friends." Rev. of The Days of Henry Thoreau, by Walter Harding. Hartford Courant 25 Sept. 1966: page unknown.

Yamasaki, Tokihiko. Rev. of A Thoreau Handbook, by Walter Harding. Hogakuzassi 7 (1960): pages unknown. (In Japanese with typed English translation.)

Zuern, Theodore F. Rev. of Thoreau: A Century of Criticism, ed. Walter Harding. Catholic Review Service 6 June 1955: page unknown.

Publishers' Flyers for Works by Walter Harding

All items are filed at archive LD 3840 G418 H37.

"The Days of Henry Thoreau, A Biography by Walter Harding, Coming from Knopf on November 15." News of Borzoi Books, flyer. 8 Nov. 1965.

"Five New Books for 1960." Flyer including annotation on Essays on Education, by Bronson Alcott with an intro. by Walter Harding. Scholars' Facsimiles and Reprints, n.d.

"New Titles." Twayne Publishers. Summer/Fall 1966. Includes Variorum Civil Disobedience, by Walter Harding.

Publisher's flyer and order form for An Essay on Transcendentalism, ed. and with intro. by Walter Harding. Scholars' Facsimiles and Reprints, n.d.

Publisher's flyer and order form for Thoreau: A Century of Criticism, ed. Walter Harding. Southern Methodist University Press, n.d.

Publisher's flyer for Thoreau: A Century of Criticism, ed. Walter Harding. Book News from Southern Methodist University Press, n.d.

70 Publisher's flyer including Essays on Education, by Bronson Alcott with an intro. by Walter Harding. Scholars' Facsimiles and Reprints, 3 Apr. 1959.

Publisher's flyer for A Thoreau Handbook. New York University Press, n.d.

"Thoreauviana from Twayne." Publisher's announcement for Variorum Walden. Twayne Publishers, n.d.

"To the Order Librarian." Flyer on eight books, including Essays on Education, by Bronson Alcott, ed. and with intro. by Walter Harding. Scholars' Facsimiles and Reprints, 3 Apr. 1959.

71 ADDITIONS TO A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MATERIALS BY AND ABOUT WALTER HARDING IN THE COLLECTIONS OF MILNE LIBRARY, SUNY GENESEO

compiled by Judith Bushnell, SUNY Geneseo, 2002

ARTICLES AND CHAPTERS BY WALTER HARDING

All items are located at archive LD 3840 G48 H37

Harding, Walter. “The Imitators of Henry Thoreau.” Fragments 5.2 (1967): 1. —. “Walden’s Man of Science.” We Write For Our Own Time: Selected Essays From Seventy-Five Years of the Virginia Quarterly Review. Ed. Alexander Burnham. Charlottesville: University Press of Virginia, 2000. 275-287.

MATERIALS ABOUT WALTER HARDING

All items are located at archive LD 3840 G418 H37

Captioned photograph of Walter Harding receiving a citation from the State University Research Foundation. Compass (SUNY Geneseo) 9 Feb. 1984: 2.

“Geneseo Prof Receives Award.” Clarion 5 Aug. 1993: 13. “Harding First SUNY Faculty Member to Receive Honorary Degree Nod.” Compass (SUNY Geneseo) 26 Jan. 1984: 1. “Harding To Receive Honorary Degree, Will Serve As Commencement Speaker.” Geneseo Scene 9.1 (1984): 4. Hurley, Dan. “Harding Will Tell Grads To ‘Live Your Own Life.’” Compass (SUNY Geneseo) 3 May 1984: 1.

“It Is Written: Harding Honored for Thoreau Work.” Compass (SUNY Geneseo) 10 Sept. 1993: 3. Lyke, Kathie. “Harding, Campus Expert on Thoreau, Retires.” Geneseo Scene 8.1 (1983): 5. “A University Professor Assesses Today’s Student.” Geneseo Alumni News 6.8 (1969): 2, 3, 11.