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Erskine, John, 1879-1951. Papers, [ca. 18901-1951. 30 linear ft. (ca. 20,500 items in 41 boxes, 1 flat box, & 87 volumes). Biography: Professor of English. Erskine was instructor at Amherst College, 1903-1906, Assoc. professor, 1906-1909; Adj. professor of English, Columbia University, 1909-1916; professor of English, 1916-1937, a member of the National Institute of Arts and Letters, American Academy of Arts and Sciences, and President of the Juilliard School of Music. Author of The Private Life of Helen of Troy and many other books and articles. Summary: Correspondence relating to Erskine's various educational, musical and literary interests; manuscripts of his writings; lecture notes for college courses; souvenirs of his army service in World War I and his Columbia University professorship, and student papers from his own school and college days. Also, biographical file, scrapbooks, and articles. Finding aids: Contents list, 15p. Available for faculty, students, & researchers engaged in scholarly or publication projects. Permission to publish materials must be obtained in writing from the Librarian for Rare Books and Manuscripts. Books from Erskine's library are stored on 15/21/4. See also: Ms Coll/H.W. Erskine. 1. Adler, Mortimer Jerome, 1902- 2. Barrymore, John, 1882-1942. 3. Beard, Charles Austin, 1874-1948. 4. Benet, William Rose, 1886-1950. 5. Bessie, Alvah Cecil, 1904- 6. Bourne, Randolph Silliman, 1886-1918. 7. Boyesen, Hjalmar Hjorth, 1848-1895. 8. Brooks, Van Wyck, 1886-1963. 9. Burt, Maxwell Struthers, 1882-1954. 10. Butler, Nicholas Murray, 1862-1947. 11. Cardozo, Benjamin N. (Benjamin Nathan), 1870-1938. 12. Carmer, Carl Lamson, 1893- 13. Damrosch, Walter, 1862-1950. 14. Davidson, Jo, 1883- 1952. 15. Deland, Margaret Wade Campbell, 1857-1945. 16. Dell, Floyd, 1887-1969. 17. Dewey, John, 1859-1952. 18. Edman, Irwin, 1896-1954. 19. Engel, Carl, 1883-1944. 20. Finley, John H. (John Huston), 1863-1940. 21. Fowler, Gene, 1890-1960. 22. Frost, Robert, 1874-1963. 23. Garland, Hamlin, 1860-1940. 24. Gilder, Richard Watson, 1844- 1909. 25. Guiterman, Arthur. 26. Hurst, Fannie, 1889-1968. 27. Hutcheson, Ernest, 1871- 1951. 28. Johnson, Robert Underwood, 1853-1937. 29. Jusserand, J. J. (Jean Jules), 1855- 1932. 30. Knopf, Alfred A. 1892-1984. 31. La Guardia, Fiorello H. (Fiorello Henry), 1882- 1947. 32. Legouis, Emile, 1861-1937. 33. Lewis, Sinclair, 1885-1951. 34. Lockhart, Gene, 1891-1957. 35. Lowell, Amy, 1874-1925. 36. MacDowell, Marian, 1857-1956. 37. MacKaye, Percy, 1875-1956. 38. Markham, Edwin, 1852-1940. 39. Mason, Daniel Gregory, 1873-1953. 40. Matthews, Brander, 1852-1929. 41. Mencken, H. L. (Henry Louis), 1880-1956. 42. Monroe, Harriet, 1860-1936. 43. Morley, Christopher, 1890-1957. 44. Mumford, Lewis, 1895- 45. Nin, Anais, 1903-1977. 46. Noguchi, Isamu, 1904- 47. Page, Thomas Nelson, 1853- 1922. 48. Palmer, George Herbert, 1842-1933. 49. Pershing, John J. (John Joseph), 1860- 1948. 50. Pickford, Mary, 1893- 51. Pollock, Charming, 1880-1946. 52. Putnam, George Haven, 1844-1930. 53. Robinson, Edwin Arlington, 1869-1935. 54. Robinson, Henry Morton, 1898-1961. 55. Santayana, George, 1863-1952. 56. Schelling, Ernest, 1876-1939. 57. Sinclair, Upton, 1878-1968. 58. Speyer, Leonora, 1872-1956. 59. Spingarn, Joel Elias, 1876-1939. 60. Traubel, Horace L. (Horace Logo), 1858-1919. 61. Weaver, Raymond M. (Raymond Melbourne), 1888-1948. 62. Widdemer, Margaret. 63. Columbia University- Faculty. 64. Amherst College—Faculty. 65. Juilliard School of Music—presidents. 66. National Institute of Arts and Letters (U.S.) 67. American Academy of Arts and Sciences. 68. World War, 1914-1918—Participation, American. 69. Conservatories of music—New York (N.Y.) 70. Arts—Societies, etc. 71. Literature—Study and teaching. 72. Music. 73. English language—Study and teaching. 74. Advertisements. 75. Articles. Ms Coll\Erskine

76. Addresses. 77. Bibliographies. 78. Diaries. 79. Commonplace books. 80. Diplomas. 81. Drawings. 82. Essays. 83. First drafts. 84. Genealogies. 85. Invitations. 86. Lectures. 87. Minutes. 88. Notes. 89. Obituaries. 90. Photographs. 91. Plays. 92. Poems. 93. Portraits. 94. Powers of attorney. 95. Prefaces. 96. Scores. 97. Scrapbooks. 98. Short stories. 99. Theses. 100. Wills. 101. Authors, American. 102. College teachers. 103. School administrators. ID: NYCR89-A269 Disk 2

1957 1975 HR - 4/97 I-.AilTIAL LIST. -.-• 1975 Addition Only

Joha Erskine correspondence

Adams, Franklin ?. jTev York, 17 Jan 1

Adler, Mortimer J. Chicago and Heir Tork, 6 March 1950 & [ca.1950]: To John Srskine; 1 a.l.s., 1 t.l.s. Barton, Bruce. New York, 12 Nov 1937; To J.2.; t.l.s., Ip.

Bauer, Harold. Miami, 21 Feb 19^5; To J.E.; a. 1.3., 2p.

Bellova, George. New York, 8 Jan 192^; To J.3.; t.l.s., lp.

Benet, William Ross. New York, 20 - 23 .March 1935;-To J.E.; 2 t.l,s. Bessie, Alvah C. New York, etc., 31 Aug 1926 - 31 July 1935; To J.S.; 5 a.l.a., 17 t.I.e.

Binghsxa, Millieent Todd. New York, n.d.; To J.S.; a.l.s., 2p.

Eoyesen, HJalmar H. Paris, 22 Nov 1926 - 25 April 1929; To J.S.; 3 t.l.s.

Cane, Melville H. New York, 15 Aug 1935 - 30 Nor 19^9; To J.E.; 9 a.l.s., 7 t.l

Carmer, Carl. Irvin£ton-cn-2udson, N.Y., 14 ^^rch - 21 July 1$&9; To J.E.; 2 t.l.s.

Chctzinoff, Samuel, nsv York, 8 Oct 1931; To J.S.; t.l.s., lp.

Clifton, Chalmers. New York, 29 Oct 19^8 - 18"March 19^9; To J,E.; 1 a.l.s., 1 t.l.s.

Colun> Mary M. (Mrs. Padraic) Sew York, 2 2'

Crouse, Russel, 12 June 19^5; To J.E.; t.l.s., lp. Curie, Marie. Paris, 11 Jan 1919; To [John Erskine]; a.l.s., lp. Bamrosch, Walter. New York, 25 April 1929 - 18 Dec 19^7; To J.E.; 6 t.l.s., 1 a.n.8."

DaVila, Carlos. [New York] 17 Bee 19*6 - 29 Jan 19^9; To J.S.; 6 t.l.s.

Davidson, Jo. Faris and New York, 1 Aug 193^ - 26 Feb 19^8 arid n.d.} To J.E.; 3 a.l.s., h t.l.s.., 2 a.p.c.s. Edman, Irwin. Hew York, 16 April 19^7; To John Brskine; t.l.s., lp. Engal, Carl. Ifew York, 30 Her 1936 - 15 June l^i-3 and h Aug n.y.; To J.E.; 1 a.l.s., 2 t.l.s.

Fsrrer, Jose. Ossining, H.Y., lo Dec 1967; To Helen Worden Erskine (>frs. John); t.l.s., lp.

Gilder, Richard Wat3cn. New York, 11 Nov 1908 - 26 Jan 1909; To J.S.; 1 a.l.s., 2 t.l.s.; encl., cancelled check of John Erskine to Mr. Gilder

Hanson, Howard. Rochester, 2T.Y.-, 9 June 19^2; To J.E.; t.l.s., "lp. correspondence - 2

Butcheson, Ernest. New York, etc., Ik Aug 1929 - 1 Oct 19^8; To J.E.; 6 a.l.s., 2 t.l.s. Knopf, Alfred A. New York, 5 - 16 March 1931; To J.E.; 2 t.l.s. Kroll, Leon. Hew York, 15 May 19^7; To John Erskine.: a.l.s., lp. MacDowell, Marian Nevins (Mrs. Edward). New York and Peterborough, N.H., 12 Jan 1932 - 25 Feb 19^8; To. J.E.; 10 a.l.s., 2 t.l.s. Moore, Douglas. New York, 3 Nov 19^8; To J.E.; t.l.s., lp. Nin, Ana*s. [Paris] [1927?] - 16 Feb 1932; To J.E.; 3 a.l.s., 2 t.l.s. Noguchi, Isanu. [New York] 30 April - lk May 193k; To J.E.; 2 a.l.s. Oispenskaya, Maria. New York, 31 Jan 1935; To John Erskine; t.l.s., 2p. Hobinson, Henry Morton. New York, 3 April 1957; To Helen Worden Erskine (Mrs. John); t.l.s., Ip.j Woodstock,tf.Y., 9 April 19^7; To John Erskine; a.l.s., lp. Schelling, Ernest. New York, 9 Nov 1932 - 31 Oct 1938; To J.E.; 2 a.l.s., 4 t.l.s. Speyer, Leonora. New York, 10 April [1950]; To J.E.; a.l.s., 2 p. Woodbridge, Frederick J.E. New York, 26 Jan 1916; To J.E.; a.l.s., 2p. 1975 Addition

John Erskine Biographical File

- Erskine documentary, 1897-1906. Box 1. Thesis on John Erskine John Ersklne Christmas card List of books in library at 5^0 Park Avenue John Erskine, Weehavken, N.J. Episcopal Church 16*93 — John Erskine's activities l John Erskine — Biographical memo Erskine geneology Eliza Hollingsvorth Ersklne (John's mother) Erskine family Margit Bethlen, 1932- Helen Erskine (John's sister) John Erskine' a sister, Anna Graham Erskine Robert Ersklne Robert Ersklne family Box 2. Rhoda Erskine Divorce, 19^5 — Reno friends • John Erskine, student Columbia U., class of 1900 Columbia, class of 1900 Hjalmar H. Boyesen, Columbia U. - 1929 Roelif Brooks, class of 1900, Columbia — Rector, St. Thomas Pauline Ersklne Winifred Ives Clarke . Raymond Ives Halley Ersklne I Graham and Hazel Ersklne Graham, Hazel and Halley Ersklne Erskine biographical file - 2 Anna Erskine Crouse Timothy Crouse ^ Box 3* Mrs. DeForrest Danielson (Pauline's cousin) John's letters to his son, Graham Erskine John* 8 letters to Hazel and Graham France 1918 France — First World War Beaune University - AEF pamphlets - orders — 1917-19 Erskine letters - first World War Frank Spaulding Will and Nina Nitze — Amherst Amhers't Aaherst — 1909 Erskine address

Erskine documentary, 19O6-19M3 Box k. Amherst 1906 Bruce Barton Emily Dickinson Martha Dickinson Blanch! Edward MacDowell George Edward Woodberry address by John Erskine, 19^8 Columbia College Gazette Dec 1916 - notations in Erskine's handwriting Students - Columbia U. Max Schuster George Perera "John Erskine a3 I knew him, n by Henry Morton Robinson, 1957

William Brown Meloney, Jr. — 1931 t Adeline L, (Atwater) P^nchon — 1951 Sheridan Gibney Erskine biographical file - 3 Columbia University Beaune AEF University Rene Galland, 1918-28 Columbia U. classes -- fan mail, 1925 John Erskine letters John's career in music Melville Clark, harps The JuiUiard John Erskine's music Gottschalk, musician Box 5. The JuiUiard Allen Wardwell Albert Stoessel, JuiUiard Chautauqua — Juiliard Ernest and Imgart Hutcheson > Oscar Wagner, JuiUiard

Frederick and Stefi Kiesler Florence Page Kimball Harold Bauer, pianist Barreres, Georges JuiUiard — James Friskin, 193^ Carl Friedberg Paul and Zosla Kohanski Ruth Ottavay Sokoloff Leopold Auer — The Juilliard, 1930 Sdouard Dethier, JuiUiard Fritz Kreisler's student Rudolph Ganz, Concerts — Buffalo Philharmonic Erskine blograpnicai ru.e - *+ Automobile accident — Mich., 1935 John Srskine — Aug 15, Harold Keyes Proposed trip to Europe,

Erskine documentary. Columbia U. 1907* ; Juilliard 1927-36; Lectures; Travel3; Last Illness. Box 6. Frank Hackett, Riverdale School Barnard College Italy - France, 1925 Jeannette Bliss Gillespey Wilton, Conn., home — 1927-28 — re: modelling Lectures, 1928 Columbia U. — Willard King Fund honoring John Erskice Columbia U., class of 1900 \ Gifts to Columbia in memory of John Erskine Columbia University Columbia University Bicentennial (2 folders) Columbia U. — re: gift of John's hooks, 196k 1937 - ; George Bye 1935-36 Radio, 1937 Box 7» France— 1950 John Erskine — London, 1950 Correspondence, 1950 — Europe John Erskine1 s wills — 19^7, 19^9 Honorary degrees City College Medals -- John Erskine

John Erskine1 s letters to Helen Worden 3rskine biographical file - 5 Princeton University Tuesday Lectures - 1947-49 i Erskine engagements, 1949 Glaire Wright, 1950 (540 Park Ave.) John Erskine -- Various homes London, 1951 Vales cure, San Raphael, 1951 Letters of condolence Hollywood, 1939-40 South America, 1940 Trip to South America, 194l Lectures University of Miami Columbia U. bicentennial Argentina — Moliro Compos, 194l — 1940-42 German Arcinlegas - South America, 1953 Box 8. Bob Henry, John's nurse, 1950-51 John Erskinefs last illness — 1949-50-51 Life with John Ersklne (Helen Worden) Erskine correspondence France - New York, 1950: power of attorney John Erskine clippings from the World-Telegraa Obituaries - John Ersklne

John Eraklne's world — 1945 (more to come) Box 9. Albuquerque, New Mexico Hevada, 19^5 \ University of Miami George Helliaan Srskine biographical file - 6 Erskine correspondence Copies, Erskine letters to Melvilla Cane Fan mail Publicity Kay Bymua - Writers1 Conference, Corpus Christi, Texas John ErskineTs vorld Holidays Favorite books Art gifts, 19^9 "Erskine the reader" (Providence Journal) John Erskine - 1936 social life Friends George H. Doran - 1929 - Invitation to meet Edgar Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Knopf Students, Columbia U. — Ferris Greenslet ' Helene Bcussinesq Eervey Allen Box 10. George Catlin Nevcomb Carlton Anais Bin — Hugh Guiler Thana8sis Aghnides, Greek Ambassador, U.N. - Marie Doro (Stewart) Harold Reilly Father Vincent Donovan Mne. Andr£ Mauroi6 Richard Aldrich Ethel and George Waldo Hanlel Long, poet Winthrop Ames, 1936 George Bellows, artist Erskine "biographical file - 7 Van Wyck Brooks Sinclair Lewis Dr. C.G, Chamberlayne, 1909-1^, 1932* , Richmond, Va.; Lewis Park Chamberlayne Anna George DeMille, 192*»- William Esty Leonora Speyer Erskine letter to Mrs. Roark Bradford, 19^7 Captain John Gade, Bob. Utter, Dave Hennen Morris — Franklin P. Adams, re: Ed. Marks - Forrest Davis, editor Edward Harding, friend, W.T.W. - Isamu Koguchi, sctilptor - 193^ Martin Flevin Leonebel Jacobs Carl Engel ' Ruth Draper Philip Gordon Marcia Davenport Carlos Davila, ex-President, Chile Mary Davenport Jo Davidson Judge Vernon Davis Harry Hansen, World Telegram Henry Drinker Judge Phil McCook Gen. Ernest Harmon (lecture invitation)- 1952 Walter Damrosch and family Jose" Ferrer Caroline Duer Erskine "biographical file - 8 Dartmouth College — Dr. Chamberlin Lady Sibyl Colef ax — 1930- Sinclair Lewis Episcopal Church Clubs MacDowell Colony American Library in Paris, 19^7 MacDowell Colony, 1922 Box 11. Aspen Institute — 1950 American JSss'n Advancement of Science French Institute American Writers * Ass'n. — John Erskine, National Chairman Metropolitan Opera Authors1 Club Beaune Association Metropolitan John Erskine newspaper clippings French organizations Century Club American Institute of Arts and Letters Screenwriters1 Guild — The Screen Writer July, 19**6 Poetry Society Grolier Society Public Use of Arts Ccnmittee, 1938 St. Agatha's School for Girls John Erskine Collection Printed Materials — Works by John Erskine "PVench Ideals and American? Headquarters American E.F. University, Bulletin 100, "John Erskine" in On Parade, Posselt, E., ed. Mew York, Coward-McCann, 1929. pp. 50-55. "The Reading Course in Great Books". The Humanities Review^ January 1947, pp. 1-4. —, Addressess at the University cColumblaa Convocation in Honor of George Edward Woodberry, 12 May 1948, pp0 26-86.

"The Virtue of Friendship in the Faerie Queene"f Publications of the Modern Language Association of America, !)b&, 4, pp. 831-850, 1915. cReprinta Address, Senior Chapel, Amherst College, 12 June, 1909. "The Theme of Death la Paradise Lostw, Publications of the Modern Language Association of America, XXXII, 4, pp. 573-582. 1917. «Reprinta "The Kinds of Poetry", The Journal of Philosophy, Psychology and Scientific Methods, IX, 25, NGv. 7, 1912. cReprinta "Balle's Die gedruckten englischen Idederbticher bis 1600", The Journal of English and Germanic Philology, X, 3, pp.483-485. Jtly 1911* "Sir Graelent", The Harvard Graduates1 Magazine, XXX, cxvii, sept. 1921, pp. 20-25, "Walt Whitman11, Revue de Bourgogne, vol. VH, no. 5, sept-oct, 1919, pp. 319- 354. (d'une Conference donnee le 10 juin 1919 & Dijon) 'The Sons of Metaneira*, The lyric, June 1917, Vol. 1, no.2, pp. 1-13. "Immortal Things? The Columbia University Quarterly, March 1917. «Reprinta "La prova",Le due Vite di Giacomo Blake, Romanso del Kresidente Roosevelt; pt>. 68-79. "MacDowell at Columbia: Some Recollections", The Musical Quarterly, XXVIII, 4, Oct 1942, pp. 395-405. "The Moral Obligation to be Intelligent" The Hibbert Journal, XH, 1, Oct. 1915. pp. 174-185. "In Memoriam: John Franklin Genung1" Amherst Graduates' Quarterly, no. 34, Feb. 1920. "the Spirit of Kipling", The Columbia literary Monthly, VII, 2, D^c. 1899. y "Music in the College Curriculum", Julliard School of Music. BOOKS BY JOHN ERSKINB Prom Hi 8 Library THESE TITLES PLUS TITLES uCT ON LIST, OTHER EDITIONS AND TRANSLATIONS ARE SHELVEDVWITH THE JOHN ERSKINE TrORSRY IN THE I^I^-^Oei^^SAM^^HRe6M-VAt&^/"^/8/T8-Brer w &** f.v

2. "Aotaeon", in The Century Magazine, vol. LXIII, No, 3, January 1902, pp. 379-82. The volume is signed on the fly-laaf by the author, and includes 24 letters to Mr, Erskine concerning the poem,

3. Adam und Eva, Diisseldorf, Droste - Verlag, 1951.

4. Adamo ed Eva, Torino, Taylor, 1951, (paper).

5. Adam a Eva, Vladimir Orel Praha, 1930.

6. American Character and Other Essays, Chatauqua, Chatauqua Press, 1927.

7. American Expeditionary Forces University, Bulletin No. 91, Beaune, Cote D'Or, France, 1919, (2 vols.). Vol. 1 - Catalogue Vol. 2 - Register"

8. Bachelor - Of Arts, Indianapolis, Bobbs-Merrill, 1933.

9# Casanova* s Women, Eleven Moments of a Year, N.Y., Frederick A. Stokes,

10. Cinderella1s Daughter and Other Sequels and Consequences, London and N.Y., Putnam, 1931,

11. Collected Poems 1907 - 1922, N.Y., Duffield and Co., 1922. (signed by the author")

12. The Complete Life, N.Y., Julian Messner Inc., second printing, 1943.

13. Contemporary War Poems, introduction by John Erskine, Special Bulletin, American Association for International Conciliation, N»Y., sub-station 84, 1914, (paper).

14. The_ Delight o£ Great Books, Indianapolis, Bobbs-Merrill, 1928. signed by Heleh Worden Erskine)

15. The Enchanted Garden, Chicago, The Bookfellows, 1925.

("limited edition of 300 copies, signed by the author, this is No. 70)

16. Forget Lf You Can, Indianapolis/N.Y., Bobbs-Merrill, 1935.

17• Vergiaa Wenn du Kannst, Berlin, Paul Neff Verlag, 1938.

18. Oublie, si tu Peux, Liege, Mareohal, 1946, (paper)* 2.

19, Galahad, Indianapolis, Bobbs-Morrill, 1926, (Erskine bookplate).

20# Galahad, Indianapolis, Bobbs-Merrill, 1926, (Henry Kissinger Dick bookplate, signed by the author).

21. Galahad, Barcelona, Jose Janes, 1950.

22. Explaining Galahad, Indianapolis, Bobbs-Merrill, 1927, (Reprinted from the New York Herald-Tribune).

23• Give Ml Liber"fcyj N.Y., Frederick A. Stokes, 1940.

24. Great American Writers, with W. P. Trent, N.Y., Henry Holt & Co., 1912

25# The Private Life of Helen of Troy, Indianapolis, Bobbs-Merrill, 1925.

26. The Private Life of Helen of Troy, USA, Graphic Books, 1956, (paper),

27. La Vida Privada de_ Helena de_ Troya, Buenos Aires, Editorial Ayacucho,

28. Helene, Ou La Jott de Vivre, Comedie en trois aotes, d'apres le roman de John Srskine, by Andre Roussin et Madeleine Gray, Monaco, Editions du Rooher, 1953.

29. The Human Life o£ Jesus, N.Y. William Morrow, fourth printing, 1946.

30. La Vita Umana di Gesu, Italy, Baldini & Castoldi, n.d.

31. Het Korte Uur Van Francois Villon, Utrecht/Antwerpen, Uitgeverij Het Spectrum, n.d. 32. In Honor of Gerhart Hauptroann, N.Y., Lotos Club, February 28, 1932. (a speech given at a meeting of the Lotos Club)

33. The Influence of Women and Its Cure, Indianapolis/N.Y., Bobbs-Merrill, 193^

34. Jack and the Beanstalk, A Fairy Opera for the Childlike, Indianapolis, "TiF, 1931.

35."The Kinds of Poetry", reprinted from The Journal of Philosophy, Psychology, & Scientific Methods, Vol. IX, No. 23, November 7, 1912, (paper).

36. The Kinds of Poetry and Other Essays, N.Y., Duffield, 1920.

37« Lanzelots Schwaohe Stunde, Dusseldorf, Droste - Verlag, 1952.

38. "Listen and Learn11, in Listener's Digest, Vol. 1, No. 2, March 1939,

(paper).

39. The Literary Discipline, N.Y.,Duffield, 1924. O 3.

40. Mrs. Doratt, N.Y./Toronto, Frederick A. Stokes, 1941.

41. A Musical Companion, edited with an introductory note by John Erskine, N.Y., Alfred A. Knopf, 1935.

42' 1*L Life i£ Music, N.Y. William Morrovr, 1950.

43, "The New College Spirit", in Columbia Review, Vol. 27, No. 1, September 1946, pp. 7-8, (paper),

44# PeneloPqt 3 Man, Indianapolis, Bobbs-Merrill, 1928.

45# El Marido De Penelope, Barcelona, Jose Janes, 1951.

46, The Philharmonic - Symphony Society of New York, Its First Hundred Years, I.Y., MacMillan, 3T

47. The President* s Mystery Story, propounded by Franklin D. Roosevelt, solved by Rupert Hughes, Samuel Hopkins Adams, Anthony Abbot, Rita Weiman, S. S. Van Dine, John Erskine, London, John Lane, 1936.

48. Prohibition and Christianity, Indianapolis, Bodbs-Merrill, 1927.

49. The Shadowed Hour, N.Y., Lyric Press, 1917.

50. Solomon, My Son1., Indianapolis/N.Y., Bobtoi-Merrill, 1935.

51. Sonata and Other Poems, N.Y., Duffield, 1925.

52. Song Without Words, The Story of Felix Mendelssohn, N.Y. Julian Messner, 1953. 53. "The Sons of Metaneira", in The Lyrio, Vol. I, No. 2, June 1917, pp. 1 - 13, (paper).

54. The Start o£ the Road, N.Y., Frederick A. Stokes, 1938.

55. The Theme of Death in Paradise Lost, reprinted from Publications of the Modern" Language" Association, Vol. XXXII, No. 4, Modern Languggp Association of America, 1917, (paper).

56« Tristan and Isolde, Indianapolis, Bobbs-Merrill, 1932.

57. Uncle Sam in the Eyes of His Family, Indianapolis, Bobbs-Merrill, 1930.

58. Unfinished Business, Indianapolis, Bobbs-Merrill, 1931.

59. The Virtue of Friendship in the Faerie Queene, reprinted from Publications of the Modern Language Association, Vol. XXX, No. 4, Modern Language Association of America, 1915, (paper).

60. Venus the Lonely Goddess, N.Y., William Morrow, 1949. O 61. Written English, A guide to the rules of composition, with Helen

Erskine, N.Y., Century, 1913.

62. Young Love, Indianapolis/N.Y., Bobbs-Merrill, 1936.

63. Young Love, Leipzig/Paris/Bologna, The Albatross, 1938, (paper). 64. John Erskine, A Modern Aotaeon, By Henry Morton Robinson, together with Mr. Erskine's radio speech of Jeptember 18, 1927, a short biography, and a bibliography, Indianapoli s/N.Y., Bobbs-Merrill, n.d*

65. Living Writers, Vol.1, by Mabel A. Bessey and J. Harold Wilson, N.Y., American Education Press Inc., 1935, pp. 16-17, (paper).

66. On Parade, Caricatures by Eva Herrmann. Edited by Erich Posselt with original contributions by prominent authors. New York, Coward-McCann, 1929• 67. Ancient Rhetoric and Poetic, by Charles Sears Baldwin, New York, Macmillan, 192k. i 68. The Lyric» Vol. I, a collection of poems edited by Samuel Roth and Frank Tannenbaum, New York, 1917. Engraved to John Erskine.

69. The Book of Monelle, by Marcel Schwob, Indianapolis, Bobbs-Merrill, 1929. Preface by John Erskine.

/ 70. Anti-Slavery Sentiment in American Literature Prior to I865, by Lorenzo Dow Turner, Washington, D.C., The Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, 1929.

71. East and West, Vol. I, Nov. 1899-Oct. 1900, New York, with poem by

John Erskine on Page Qk.

72. The Poetry of Miltonys ffrose, London, 1827.

73. Sir William Templef s Essays on Ancient and Modern Learning and on Poetry, Edited by J.E. Spingarn, Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1909. 7I+. Les Contes Drolatiques, by Honore de Balzac, 13th edition, Paris.

75. Selections from the Poetical Works of Robert Browning, New York, Thomas Y. Crowell & Co., 1886. Presentation copy from Columbia Grammar School to John Erskine.