Milton Hindus Papers

Robert D. Farber University Archives and Special Collections Department, Brandeis University Libraries

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Table of Contents

Administrative Information
Biography
Scope and Content
Series Description
Container List


Creator: Milton Hindus
Title: Papers, 1754-1999, n.d., bulk 1929-1998
Quantity: 22.33 cubic feet (21 record center boxes, 3 document boxes, 1 object box)
Repository: Brandeis University Libraries
Identification: MWalB0136A
Language: English

Administrative Information

Access:

Access to the collection is in accordance with the policies of Brandeis University Libraries, Robert D. Farber University Archives and Special Collections Department.

Copyright:

Requests to publish material from the collection should be directed to the Robert D. Farber University Archives and Special Collections Department.

Processed by:

Carmen Nge and Tatyana Lichenstein

Preferred Citation

Researchers wishing to cite this collection should include the following information: Milton Hindus Papers, Robert D. Farber University Archives, Brandeis University

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Biography

Milton Hindus was born in the Bronx, New York City on August 26, 1916 and grew up in Brooklyn. He entered the City College of New York in Manhattan at the early age of fifteen and graduated with his Bachelor of Arts degree with Special Honors in Literature in 1936, at the age of nineteen. He received his Master's degree in 1938 from the same school. After Hindus completed additional graduate work at Columbia University (1938-1939) and the University of Chicago (1947-1948), he taught at the University of Chicago in the capacity of assistant professor.

Hindus came to Brandeis in 1948 upon leaving Chicago and was one of the thirteen founding faculty members of Brandeis University. He stayed at Brandeis throughout his career and taught for 33 years (1948-1981) before retiring as the Edytha Macy Gross Professor of Humanities. From 1965 to 1967 he was the occupant of the Peter and Elizabeth Wolkenstein Chair in English and American Literature at Brandeis. In 1986, Hindus was awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters by the University. He was elected three times as president of the Brandeis chapter of the American Association of University Professors, and served as Chairman of the Jewish Faculty Group of Greater Boston.

As an educator, Hindus also taught summer sessions at NYU, CUNY, and UCLA and conducted study groups with the Brandeis University National Women's Committee on the subjects of literature and Jewish culture. He was deeply committed to education and considered the university to be a place of study and thought, rather than social activism of the sort that marked Brandeis in the 1960s and 1970s.

As a writer, Hindus was prolific; he published 14 books, wrote an exorbitant number of reviews, and contributed to reference works in Germany, Israel, England and the United States. He is, perhaps, most famous for his book The Crippled Giant, which details his meeting with the then-exiled French novelist and anti-semite pamphleteer Louis-Ferdinand Celine. Hindus gained instant recognition as well as notoriety for his brutally honest portrayal of the much maligned literary figure, and received both accolades as well as derision for his book. Numerous editions of The Crippled Giant were subsequently released, among them was the 1986 edition which also included selections of Hindus's correspondence with Celine.

Some of his other notable publications include: The Proustian Vision (1954), F. Scott Fitzgerald: An Introduction and Interpretation (1967), The Old East Side (1969), A World at Twilight (1971), and Charles Reznikoff (1977). His edited volume on Walt Whitman, Leaves of Grass: One Hundred Years After (1955) won the Walt Whitman Prize from The Poetry Society of America. Hindus has also served as an editor of the sixteen-volume Encyclopaedia Judaica (1972).

Hindus was a regular book reviewer for The New York Herald Tribune from 1941 to 1943, and he also wrote reviews for various journals devoted to the review of recent publications, such as The New Boston, and the Kenyon and Sewanee Reviews. He contributed literary reviews and essays for general interest publications such as The Atlantic Monthly, The Chicago Sunday Tribune, and The New York Times Book Review. In addition, Hindus' great interest in Jewish literature and various aspects of Jewish culture and history led him to write for a great variety of Jewish-related journals such as The Chicago Jewish Forum, Midstream, The Jewish Frontier and Commentary.

Being an occasional writer of fiction as well as poetry (a slim volume of poems, entitled The Broken Music-Box, was published by the Menard Press in 1980), Hindus was responsible for bringing a diverse group of literary stars to the Brandeis campus, among them, Saul Bellow, e.e. cummings, Allen Ginsberg, Dylan Thomas, and William Carlos Williams. Hindus was also an active participant in the lecture circuit and gave several presentations and talks in Jerusalem, as well as various cities in the United States and Canada, both for academic bodies as well as private organizations.

Although Hindus is best known for his numerous books and written work, he was also deeply interested in music, published a classical song, An Evening Song, and wrote the lyrics for a Broadway musical revue.

Milton Hindus passed away May 28, 1998.

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Scope and Content

The materials in this collection were created from 1754 through 1999, but the bulk of the material dates from 1929 through 1998. They include biographical sketches, teaching notes and student papers, research materials, correspondence, published and unpublished documents, works by other authors, brochures and flyers, index cards, reel to reel audio tapes, and a blue silk sash. Approximately one-third of the collection is correspondence. In most cases, the published work include the original publication copy or reprints, as well the original typewritten manuscript (occasionally including numerous drafts with corrections) and handwritten notes. A majority of the published and unpublished documents is in the form of literary criticism.

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Series Description

Personal and Academic
Inclusive dates: 1947-1999, n.d.
Boxes 1-2
Arrangement: Alphabetical
A disparate collection of materials that are clearly connected to Hindus, including newspaper clippings about Hindus (a majority of these are announcements about Hindus' public lectures at different venues); brochures and flyers of public lectures delivered by Hindus; published interviews with him; Brandeis-related material accumulated by Hindus; and teaching-related material.
Correspondence
Inclusive dates: 1932-1999, n.d.
Boxes 3-9
Arrangement: Alphabetical
A large series, comprising correspondence between Hindus and various people, including family, friends, colleagues, former students, editors and numerous readers of his work, and various governmental as well as non-profit organizations. Some of the more notable names include literary figures such as Saul Bellow, Allen Ginsberg, Charles Reznikoff, and William Carlos Williams; and philosophers such as Kenneth Burke and Russell Kirk. This series also contains letters and materials from the White House, as well as copies of letters from Hindus to various national and international politicians, among them: Richard Nixon, George Bush, Ted Kennedy, and Vaclav Havel.
Published Articles
Inclusive dates: 1938-1998, n.d.
Boxes 10-12
Arrangement: Chronological by date of publication
A combination of scholarly articles, book reviews, essays of literary criticism, and a few letters to the editor for a variety of weekly/monthly/quarterly journals and magazines covering a broad range of subjects and issues such as literature, current events, and Jewish topics. Book reviews, however, make up a significant portion of Hindus' article-length publications. Included in some of these folders are not only the published and reprinted copy of his writings but also Hindus' original draft copy of the published text, and occasionally, correspondence between Hindus and the various journal editors who reviewed his work. Please note, early in his career, Hindus wrote a great many book reviews for The New York Herald Tribune, The New Leader, and The Boston Globe. Since he wrote reviews very frequently, to avoid too many reviews in a single issue signed by the same reviewer, Hindus sometimes used the pseudonym of David C. Tilden for his New York Herald Tribune reviews, and John Veritas for his letters to the Editor.
Books and Chapters
Inclusive dates: 1754-1997, n.d.
Boxes 12-16
Arrangement: Alphabetical by book title and then according to publishing process
Various items related to Hindus' books, for example, newspaper clippings detailing publicity information about his books; print advertisements; publicity flyers; and reviews of his books published in a variety of journals, newspapers and magazines. Also includes multiple draft copies of his books in various stages of writing, both complete as well as incomplete drafts; these are sometimes accompanied by notations, commentary, and/or corrections of Hindus' himself or preliminary readers and/or editors of his work.
Unpublished Writing
Inclusive dates: 1945-1997, n.d.
Boxes 16-18
Arrangement: Organized under seven subseries
A wide range of unpublished manuscripts, in its original typewritten and handwritten formats, written often for publication but were sometimes also written for personal consumption. The series has seven subseries: book reviews; handwritten manuscripts; lecture notes; notes on literary figures; Pieces Out of a Man's Life (autobiographical); poems; prose manuscripts. Each category (except for the autobiographical and lecture notes sections) is then organized alphabetically, by the last name of the literary figure who is either the subject of the particular folder or the author of the book reviewed; or by the title of the manuscript. Manuscripts that deal with a similar topic are grouped together, for example, all essays pertaining to Emily Dickinson are placed next to one another. Lecture notes are organized chronologically. The autobiographical section, which is organized similar to items in the book-related series, contains various typewritten manuscripts (loosely grouped as chapters) pertaining to different points in Hindus' life. Some of these 'chapters' have been compiled into book form, titled Pieces Out of a Man's Life, and intended for publication. While this book length work has not been published in its entirety, three of its chapters have been included in Hindus' published book of essays, Essays Personal and Impersonal.
Collected Writing
Inclusive dates: 1860-1998, n.d.
Boxes 18-19
Arrangement: Alphabetical by author or journal title
Various writings, both published and unpublished manuscripts, were collected by Hindus over the course of his scholarly life. A substantial portion of these articles/essays were given to Hindus by the authors themselves, while others were likely complimentary copies presented to him by editors or publishing houses. Hindus also collected many different articles on his own, for his own personal and academic interests, as well as for the purpose of research.
Miscellaneous
Inclusive dates: ca. 1955
Boxes 20-21
Arrangement: By object
This series consists of two open reel to reel audio tapes, a small box of index cards, and a light blue Brandeis sash.
Books by Hindus
Inclusive dates:1945-1997, n.d.
Boxes 22-23
Arrangement: Chronological and divided into two subseries
A comprehensive collection of all of Hindus' published books, as well as books containing his writing, for example, chapters and introductions he authored. The collection of published books include edited volumes as well original works.
Library
Inclusive dates: 1868-1997, n.d.
Boxes 24-25
Arrangement: Alphabetical by author and then chronological by author
This series contains books that are part of Hindus' vast library. This series contains books that were part of Hindus' vast library. Many contain interesting notes by Hindus on the frontispiece about the books' origins and acquisition sources. Within the books Hindus often inserted published reviews of the works, sometimes written by him; also inserted are correspondence and essays pertaining to the books and/or their authors. Since Hindus was an avid reader, it is possible that he inserted random notes into books he happened to be reading at the time; hence, the presence in many folders of miscellaneous materials seemingly unrelated to the books at hand.

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Container List

Personal and Academic
Personal
box 1 About Milton Hindus (miscellaneous articles), 1947-1994
box 1 Mentions Milton Hindus (miscellaneous articles), 1950-1962
box 1 Bibliography, n.d. [list of books owned by Hindus]
box 1 Bibliography of Hindus, n.d. [list of books written by Hindus]
box 1 Chess-related (miscellaneous articles and a newspaper about chess, including handwritten notes), 1985
box 1 Committee membership (various organizations of which Hindus was a patron member), n.d.
box 1 Curriculum vitae, n.d.
box 1 English department--Graduate education 1954-1971: A historical survey, 1972
box 1 Events brochures/flyers, 1987-1996
box 1 Guide to Special Collections, University of California, Los Angeles library, n.d.
box 1 "The Jubilee Show" (father-daughter song), 1959
box 1 Learning for Jewish Living, 1960-1968 [Hindus cited in both publications]
box 1 Lectures/Presentations: publicity, flyers, brochures, 1942-1992 [2 folders]
box 1 Library of Conservative Thought (list of books and research materials), n.d.
box 1 MELUS (Society for the study of multi-ethnic literatures of the United States), 1975
box 1 MLA (Modern Language Association) lecture: 70th annual meeting, 1955 [Hindus listed on page 28 of the conference bulletin]
box 2 NEH (National Endowment for the Humanities)--Translation assessment, 1984
box 2 National Foundation for Cancer Research, 1979
box 2 NEMLA (Northeast Modern Language Association) annual meeting, 1972 [Hindus on page xviii of the conference bulletin]
box 2 Personal message to Dr. Milton Hindus (advertisement in the Jewish Advocate), 1967
box 2 Petitions, (various petitions that Hindus' participated in, mostly Jewish-related issues), 1967-1997
box 2 Photos (miscellaneous photos of Hindus at various stages of his life), n.d. [see back of each photo for names and descriptions]
box 2 Republican National Committee (including Certificate of Charter Membership), 1985
box 2 Who's who in American Jewry entry, 1959
Brandeis-related
box 2 BUNWC (Brandeis University National Women's Committee) news bulletin, 1962
box 2 Call for an open meeting, n.d.
box 2 Final report: Committee on admissions and financial aid, 1971
box 2 Faculty center, 1978
box 2 Faculty committee on adult education, 1949-1968
box 2 Faculty handbook, 1968
box 2 Faculty meeting minutes, 1981
box 2 The Justice (letter to the editor), 1962
box 2 Lectures and readings (English department), 1977-1978
box 2 Promotion notice--news clipping (Hindus mentioned), 1962
box 2 Publications, 1956-1983
box 2 President Sachar's Address, "On fighting dogmas with stigmas," 1966
Teaching
BUNWC study group
box 2 A World at Twilight, n.d.
box 2 Contemporary novel, n.d.
box 2 Golden age of the Jews in Spain, n.d.
box 2 Great novels part 1, n.d.
box 2 Great novels part 2, n.d.
box 2 Prose fiction of the 20th century, n.d.
box 2 World Fiction, n.d.
box 2 Course evaluations--77aR Modern novels, 1981
box 2 Dissertation review for Jo Ann Kiser, 1993
box 2 Exams: English 8a & 8b, 1964-1974
box 2 Exams: English 9a, 1972-1973
box 2 Exams: Humanities, 1957-1971
box 2 Hanna Griff: A Life of Any Worth (dissertation), 1994 [Hindus is likely one of the faculty members interviewed by Griff]
box 2 PhD written qualifying exam, 1967
box 2 Poetry and prose by Goethe and talk (including teaching notes), n.d.
box 2 Program desired, 1973-1974
box 2 Student book of poems [signed "Robyn"], 1979
box 2 Student papers--Blake; Crane's obscurity; Hart Crane and poetry; Dickinson, n.d. [4 folders, all attributed to Claudine Torchin] [R]
box 2 Letter commenting on Torchin's papers, n.d. [R]
box 2 Student paper: William de la Cruz, Jr., 1973
box 2 Miscellaneous student papers, n.d.
box 2 Teaching notes and syllabi, 1972
box 2 Teaching schedule, 1965-1966
box 2 Undergraduate catalog, 1966-1967
Correspondence
box 3 Academic Committee on Soviet Jewry, 1969
box 3 Adachi, Aiko, 1976 [Secretary in English. Dept.]
box 3 Adams, ____, 1959
box 3 Aeschliman, Michael D., 1996-1997
box 3 Aharoni, Ada, 1975
box 3 Alexander, Edward, 1973-1996
box 3 Alfred, William, 1964
box 3 Allen, Charles, 1952
box 3 Allen, G.W., 1954-1955
box 3 Altmann, Alexander, 1976
box 3 Altmann, Judith, 1989
box 3 Amaranth Literary Club, 1973
box 3 American Jewish Archives, 1986
box 3 American Jewish Historical Society, 1974-1995
box 3 American Jewish Literary Foundation, 1955
box 3 American Jewish Year Book (Milton Himmelfarb), 1972-1976
box 3 American National Biography, 1991
box 3 Anti-Defamation League, 1970
box 3 Apter, Bernard, 1971 [cousin]
box 3 Arshile: A Magazine of the Arts, 1994
box 3 Asch, Sholem, 1945
box 3 Aspiz, Harold, 1981
box 3 Asselineau, Roger, 1961-1984
box 3 Association for Jewish Studies, 1971
box 3 Attic, Joseph N., 1978-1980
box 3 Auster, Paul, 1983-1984
box 3 [Avery], J. Middleton, 1954
box 3 Axelrad, Albert S. (Rabbi), 1971-1984 [Brandeis Hillel]
box 3 Baba, Minako, 1985
box 3 Backus, Charles (New England University Press), 1967-1985
box 3 Baker, Russell, 1979
box 3 Baltorinic, Ruth, 1950
box 3 Barnes & Noble, 1964-1975
box 3 Barney, Robin, 1979
box 3 Barrett, Ray, 1969-1972 [cousin]
box 3 Bartlett, Lee, 1985
box 3 Bates, Carol & Paul, 1971
box 3 Bearjou, Michel, 1968-1973
box 3 Behrman, Samuel N., 1969-1973
box 3 Bellow, Adam (The Free Press), 1996
box 3 Bellow, Saul, 1976-1998
box 3 Bender, Helmut, 1959
box 3 Benisti, Eliane, 1997
box 3 Beres, Pierre, 1980
box 3 Berger, Clarence Q., 1964
box 3 Bergonzi, Bernard, 1966
box 3 Berliner, Joseph S., 1974
box 3 Bernstein, Marver H., 1972-1990
box 3 Bernstein, Oscar, 1974
box 3 Bernstein, (Sophie), n.d.
box 3 Bernstein, Philip, 1972
box 3 Berson, Miriam G., 1978-1989 [Milton and Eva first met in her house]
box 3 Berson, Solomon (about), 1975-1978
box 3 Beth Israel Hospital, Boston, 1992
box 3 Bettelheim, Bruno, 1969
box 3 Bigelow, Blair F., 1973-1985
box 3 Black, Eugene C., 1971-1974
box 3 Black Sparrow Press (John Martin), 1976-1998
box 3 Blodgett, Harold W (Union College), 1954
box 3 Bloom, Edward A., 1967
box 3 ____, Bob, 1969 [son-in-law]
box 3 Bodansky, David, 1991-1997 [son of Marie Syrkin]
box 3 Bodow, Joel, 1974
box 3 Bokholtz, Helen (Journal of the History of Ideas), 1952
box 3 Bonnet, ____, 1947 [Ambassador of France]
box 3 Boorstin, Daniel J., 1990
box 3 Borowitz, David, 1969
box 3 Boston Globe, 1974-1992
box 3 Boston Globe Book Review, 1986-1987
box 3 Boston Herald, 1988
Brandeis University
box 3 Adult Education, 1958-1968
box 3 Alumni Association, 1987
box 3 American Jewish Historical Society, 1992
box 3 Brandeis Hillel (Axelrad, Albert), 1955
box 3 Class of '52, 1952-1992
box 3 Commencement, 1974
box 3 Committees, 1952-1953
box 3 Committee on Faculty Discipline, 1974
box 3 Committee on Zabkar, 1972
box 3 Deans (Draft of Letter to), n.d.
box 3 Dept. of English, 1959-1992, 1997
box 3 Expenses, 1956
box 3 Faculty, 1955-1982
box 3 Faculty Lecture Series, 1957-1958
box 3 Faculty Meeting Remarks, 1949-1979
box 3 Health Services, 1986
box 3 Hornstein Program, 1986
box 3 The Justice, 1975
box 3 Legacy Circle, 1994-1997
box 3 Libraries, 1989-1996
box 3 Near Eastern & Judaic Studies, 1992
box 3 News Clips, 1948
box 3 Office of Employment Relations, 1989
box 3 Office of International Programs, 1972-1973
box 3 Office of the President, 1958-1993
box 3 Office of Public Affairs, 1956
box 3 Office of the Registrar, 1965-1974
box 3 Office of Summer, Special and Continuing Studies, 1992
box 3 Brandeis University Press, 1989 [later became New England University Press]
box 3 Research Fund Committee, 1952
box 3 Brandeis University Review, 1995
box 3 Salary, 1957-1972 [R]
box 3 Student Evaluation, 1967
box 3 Tauber Institute, 1983
box 3 University Planning, 1967
box 3 Women's Faculty Group, 1971
box 3 Braun, Henry, 1974-1993
box 3 Braverman, Eric R., n.d.
box 3 Bree, Germaine, 1987-1990
box 3 Breman, Joseph, 1972
box 3 Britton, Paul E., 1950-1952
box 3 Brown, Francis, 1965
box 3 Bruno, Debra, 1998
box 3 Bruskin, C. E., 1961
box 3 Buchen, Irving D., 1972-1976 [reference for Buchen by Hindus]
box 3 Buckley, William F., 1974-1995
box 3 Bundy, Allison, 1977-1978
box 3 Burke, Kenneth, 1955-1983
box 3 Burns, Ken, 1991
box 3 Burnshaw, Stanley, 1977-1985
box 3 Bush, George, 1990-1991
box 3 B--Unknown, 1972-1989
box 3 Cady, Edwin (American Literature), 1982
box 3 Canadian Jewish Congress, 1962-1963
box 3 Caplan, Usher, 1973
box 3 Caprara, Collette, 1989
box 3 Carmichael, Joel, 1975-1977
box 3 Carnovsky, Getrude, 1958
box 3 Carruth, Hayden, 1968-1983
box 3 Carter, Anne P., 1982
box 3 Cass, Samuel (Rabbi), 1962
box 3 Celine, Louis Ferdinand, 1947-1962
box 3 La Revue Celinienne, 1982
box 3 Le Bulletin Celinien, 1984-1985
box 3 Center for Strategic & International Studies, 1992-1993
box 3 Chambers, (Whittaker), 1952
box 3 Chappelow, ____, 1975
box 3 Cheek, H. Lee, 1995
box 3 Chesneau, Germaine, 1975
box 3 Chicago, University of, 1946-1947
box 3 Chicago, University of--Committee on Social Thought, 1952-1977
box 3 Chicago, University of--Department of History, 1957
box 3 Chiel, Samuel, 1974
box 3 Chilton, Randy, 1982-1984
box 3 Chyet, Stanley F., 1974-1989
box 3 Clore, Gary, n.d.
box 3 Cohen-Cheminet, Genevieve, 1984-1997
box 3 Cohen, Gershon, 1976-1977
box 3 Cohen, Ralph, 1960-1976
box 3 Cohen, Saul G., 1986
box 3 Colby, Robert A., 1959
box 3 Colgate University, 1971
box 3 College English, 1947
box 3 Collins Font, 1989
box 3 Columbia University Press, 1952-1982
box 3 Combined Jewish Philanthropies, 1975
box 3 Commentary, 1947-1994
box 3 Community Leaders of America, 1971
box 3 Comparative Literature, 1958-1959
box 3 Comstock, Ned (University of Southern California Cinema Television Library), 1991-1992
box 3 Conconnon, Tony, n.d.
box 3 Conservative Thought Brochure, n.d.
box 3 Les Ateliers Contemporains, 1996
box 3 Cooney, Seamus, 1976
box 3 Cooper, John Xiros, 1982
box 3 Copyright Office (The Proustian Vision), 1967
box 3 Council for International Exchange of Scholars, 1964-1996 [Fulbright]
box 3 Cowley, Malcolm, 1955
box 3 Craven, Wayne, 1975
box 3 Creeley, Robert, 1982-1983
box 3 Crozier, Andrew, 1982
box 3 Cruso, Pinchas, 1976
box 3 Tom Cullen (recommendation), 1998 [worked for Hindus on the annotation for book on Reznikoff]
box 3 Cummings, E.E., 1946-1962
box 3 The Nathan Cummings Foundation, 1996
box 3 Cunningham, James V., 1958
box 3 Cunningham, James V. (about), 1975
box 3 [Curley], Dan, 1949
box 3 C--Unknown, 1947
box 3 D____, Allan, n.d.
box 3 Daiches, David, 1954-1972
box 3 Davis, Angela Y., 1964
box 3 Davidson, David, 1970-1971
box 3 Davidson, Gustav, 1958
box 3 Davidson, Michael (University of California, San Diego), 1982
box 3 Day, Stephen, 1988
box 3 Dembo, Larry S., 1982-1985
box 3 Dennis, ____, 1972
box 3 Deshell, Maier, 1976
box 3 Diamandopoulus, Peter, 1968-1971
box 3 Dictionary of International Biography, 1971
box 3 Dierkes, Henry, 1979-1988
box 4 Dole, Mr. [Bob], n.d.
box 4 Donoghue, Dennis, 1964
box 4 Doubrovsky, M., 1959
box 4 Doubrovsky, Serge., 1970-1983
box 4 Douglas, Paul (Senator), 1953
box 4 DuPlessis, Rachel Blau, 1987
box 4 D--Unknown, 1966-1986
box 4 Eakin, Mary R., n.d.
box 4 Earle, Osborne, 1964
box 4 Eban, Abba, 1988
box 4 Eberhart, Richard, 1975-1976
box 4 Eby, Cecil D., 1968
box 4 Edel, Leon, 1986
box 4 Edelman, Lily (B'nai B'rith), 1966
box 4 Edelstein, Arthur, 1973-1977
box 4 Efros, Israel, 1958-1960
box 4 Eisenhower, Dwight D., 1952-1953
box 4 Eliot, T. S., 1947 [copy of correspondence from T.S. Eliot to Elliot E. Cohen]
box 4 Elkin, Lilian, 1982
box 4 Ellmann, R., 1975-1976
box 4 Encounter, 1975
box 4 Encyclopedia of American Literature, 1996
box 4 Encyclopedia Judaica, 1970-1972
box 4 Encyclopedia of World Literature, 1963
box 4 Engelberg, Edward, 1986
box 4 Entwisle, Rebecca, 1997
box 4 Eschelbacher, Michael J., 1973
box 4 Espey, John, 1988
box 4 Evanier, David, 1977-1990
box 4 Evans, Robert (about), 1971
box 4 Ezrahi, Sidra, 1971-1976
box 4 E--Unknown, n.d.
box 4 Farrar, Straus & Cudahy, 1961
box 4 Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 1965-1986
box 4 Farrell, Alan F., 1984-1989
box 4 Farrell, James, 1943-1977
box 4 Farrenkopf, John, 1997
box 4 Fauchereau, Serge, 1984
box 4 Feinberg, Charles E., 1954-1955
box 4 Feinstein, Elaine, 1982
box 4 Feldman, Irving, 1977
box 4 Feldman, Lew, 1961
box 4 Feldman, Martha, 1973-1977
box 4 Feldman, Ruth, 1977-1989
box 4 Felleman, Susan, 1991-1998
box 4 Ferrier and Davis, 1975
box 4 Feuer, Lewis S., 1985
box 4 Fiedler, Leslie A., 1955-1961
box 4 Fields, Sidney, 1984
box 4 Finch, Henry, 1957
box 4 Fine, Aaron M., 1995
box 4 Fine, Jacob, 1970-1982
box 4 Firestone, Pearl Pinstein, 1989
box 4 Fisch, H., 1965-1972
box 4 Fishman, William, 1975-1977
box 4 Fitch, Donald, 1987
box 4 Fleischauer, Warren, 1960
box 4 Folsom, Edward (Walt Whitman Quarterly Review), 1983
box 4 Forbes, Linda D., 1976
box 4 Ford, 1944
box 4 Ford Hall Forum, 1983
box 4 Fowlie, Wallace, 1953-1962
box 4 Franciosi, Robert, 1982-1995
box 4 Frank, Barbara, 1992
box 4 Frankel, Max, 1978
box 4 Frechtman, Bernard, 1961-1962
box 4 Frenkel, Ann, n.d. [Goldfarb librarian]
box 4 Freilicher, Jane, 1975
box 4 Friedberg, Eric, 1978-1980
box 4 Frohock, W.M., 1967
box 4 Frost, Robert, 1959
box 4 Frost, Robert (about), 1977-1984
box 4 Fuchs, Emma, 1977-1979
box 4 Fuchs, Lawrence H., 1967-1997
box 4 Fulbright Commission, 1964-1972
box 4 F--Unknown, 1976
box 4 Gaddis, ____, 1955
box 4 Gallop, Renee, 1977-1984
box 4 Garb, Milton, 1974
box 4 Garber, Fred, 1957
box 4 Gartenberg, Max, 1975-1979
box 4 Gastwirt, Zvi, 1976
box 4 Gavronsky, Serge, 1986
box 4 Gefin, Laszlo K., 1982-1983
box 4 Gehman, Richard, 1969
box 4 Gelber, Mark, 1983
box 4 Geller, Mitchell, 1977
box 4 Gens, Jaqueline, 1987
box 4 Gensler, K., 1977
box 4 George, David, 1992-1994
box 4 Gerrell, Rose W., 1973
box 4 Gertzman, Jay, 1989-1995
box 4 Gilbert, Jacob, 1950-1956
box 4 Gilbert, Samara, 1973
box 4 Gilman, T., n.d.
box 4 Gilmore, Debbie & Tim, 1978-1982
box 4 Gilwood, Susan L., 1976
box 4 Ginsberg, Allen, 1984-1995
box 4 Gittelson, Andre, 1943-1974
box 4 Gittler, Joseph & Susan, 1986
box 4 Gliedman, John, 1988
box 4 Glikes, Erwin A., 1975
box 4 Glotzer, Donald J., 1990-1992
box 4 Glueck, Grace, 1954
box 4 Godard, H., 1969
box 4 David R. Godine Publisher, 1973
box 4 Goldberg, Janet M., 1980-1981
box 4 Goldberg, Vicki, 1984
box 4 Goldhurst, William, n.d.
box 4 Goldman, Arnold, 1972
box 4 Goldman, Gary, 1974-1983 [student of Hindus]
box 4 Goldman, Shalom, 1991
box 4 Goldstein, Jack, 1975-1981
box 4 Goldwater, Barry, 1966
box 4 Goodheart, Eugene, 1978-1984
box 4 Goodman, Janice, 1977
box 4 Gordon, Albert I. (Rabbi), 1964
box 4 Gottlieb, M., 1966
box 4 Gould, Nathan, 1955
box 4 Grade, Chaim, 1962-1966 [Yiddish novelist]
box 4 Green, David B., 1963
box 4 Greenberg, Marty, 1960
box 4 Greenblatt, Howard, 1975-1976
box 4 Greenblatt, Stephen, 1979-1996
box 4 Greenwald, Norman (American College in Jerusalem), 1970
box 4 Greenwood Press, 1976-1996
box 4 Greshkoff, _____, 1955
box 4 Griff, Hanna, 1989
box 4 Griffel, Eric M., 1955
box 4 Grindea, Miron (Adam), 1976
box 4 Grossman, Allen, 1977
box 4 Grossman, D. Jon, 1947
box 4 Grove Press, 1966
box 4 Gruber & Gruber, 1977
box 4 Grun, George, 1975-1985
box 4 Grundler, Karin, 1992
box 4 Guerard, Albert, 1957
box 4 Guggenheim Foundation, 1962-1986
box 4 Gunther, Gerald, 1990
box 4 G___, Jonathan, 1984
box 4 G--Unknown, 1947
box 4 Halkin, Hillel, 1971
box 4 Hall, Donald, 1977-1982
box 4 G.K. Hall & Co., 1989
box 4 Halpern, Benjamin, 1967-1990
box 4 Hamilton, Charles, 1977-1980
box 4 Hamilton, John Bowen, 1975
box 4 Hamlin, Isadore (World Zionist Organization), 1972
box 4 Handler, Evelyn E., 1986-1988
box 4 Hanrez, Marc, 1969-1971
box 4 Harap, Louis, 1975-1985
box 4 Hardenbergh, 1951
box 4 Harper's Magazine, 1971-1975
box 4 Harries, Lowell, 1990
box 4 Harris, Mark, 1966-1979
box 4 Harris, Victor, 1971
box 4 Hatlen, Burton (National Poetry Foundation), 1996
box 4 Havel, Vaclav (President), 1990
box 4 Hayakawa, S.I., 1969
box 4 Hayden, John, 1988
box 4 Hayman, David, 1966-1987
box 4 Hazan, Joseph, 1947-1992
box 4 Heckerling, Paul, 1970
box 4 Heidorn, G.H., 1973
box 4 Heisler, Jorg & Irene, 1979
box 4 Helmick, Raymond, 1956
box 4 Heller, Abraham, 1970
box 4 Heller, Michael, 1984-1988
box 4 Hemley, Cecil, 1962-1982
box 4 Hendel, Julius, 1967-1972
box 4 Henriksen, Louise, 1977 [daughter of Anzia Yezierska]
box 4 Herberg, William, 1954
box 4 Herring, Richard, n.d.
box 4 Hersh, Gilbert, 1964
box 4 Hershenson, Maurice, 1974
box 4 Hertzberg, Arthur, 1973
box 4 Hess, Robert L., 1990
box 4 Jacob Hiatt Institute, 1972
box 4 Hicks, Jack, 1975
box 4 Hillel Foundation, 1963-1987
box 4 Himmelblau, Jack, 1977
box 4 Himmelfarb, Jonathan, n.d.
box 4 Hindes, Joseph, 1991
box 5 Hindus, Eva, 1947-1984
box 5 Hindus, Kenn, 1991
box 5 Hindus, Maurice, 1932-1990
Hindus, Milton
box 5 Appointment at Brandeis, 1948
box 5 The Crippled Giant--Correspondence, 1973-1987
box 5 Letters, 1963-1993
box 5 Media, 1948-1996
box 5 Royalties, 1958
box 5 Teacher's License, 1938-1943
box 5 Travel, 1970-1984
box 5 Hindus, Mrs. M., 1947-1963
box 5 Hindus, Myra, 1963-1993
box 5 Hirschland, Ellen, 1978
box 5 Hoblitzelle, Harrison, 1971
box 5 Hochbaum, Jerry (Memorial Foundation for Jewish Culture), 1997
box 5 Hodar, New York, 1962
box 5 Hodes, Horace L., 1972
box 5 Hofstadter, Richard, 1969
box 5 Hofstra University, 1979-1984
box 5 Hofstra University Conference: Immigration and Ethnicity, 1987
box 5 Holiday Home Exchange, 1975
box 5 Henry Holt and Company, 1957
box 5 Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1966-1975
box 5 Homberger, Eric, 1984
box 5 Honig, Edwin, 1949-1967
box 5 Hook, Sidney, 1953-1969
box 5 Hoover, Benjamin, 1971-1973
box 5 Horizon, 1980
box 5 Horizon Gallery, 1975
box 5 Horowitz, Irving Louis, 1992-1997
box 5 House of El Dieff, 1959-1961
box 5 Howe, John, 1947
box 5 Howe, Irving, 1953-1963
box 5 Howland & Company, 1987
box 5 Howley, Roger, n.d.
box 5 Hughes, Thomas J., 1987
box 5 Human Resources, Library of, 1975
box 5 Humanitas, 1993
box 5 Humanities Research Center, 1976-1977
box 5 Hunt, Gary, 1975-1978
box 5 Hunter, Samuel, 1965-1974
box 5 Hutchins, Robert M., 1948
box 5 Hyatt, Bernard, 1953-1971
box 5 Hyman, Dov, 1974-1977
box 5 Hyndus, Michael, 1984-1991
box 5 H--Unknown, n.d.
box 5 Ifri, Pascal, 1986-1998
box 5 Ignatow, David, 1948-1996 [5 folders]
box 5 Ignatow, David (about), 1961-1988
box 5 Ignatow, Rose Graubart, 1965-1986
box 5 Southern Illinois University Press, 1981-1997
box 5 International Platform Association, 1968
box 5 The Consulate General of Israel, 1975
box 5 Israel Publishing House, 1966
box 5 Jacob, Walter, 1969
box 5 Jacoby, Jeff, 1995
box 5 Jalard, Michel Claude, 1966
box 5 Jerusalem Post, 1976
box 5 Jewish Book Council, 1975-1977
box 5 Jewish Center Lecture Bureau, 1956-1966
box 5 Jewish Community Center, 1966-1977
box 5 Jewish Culture, Blackwell Companion to, 1987
box 5 Jewish Faculty Group (Greater Boston), 1970
box 5 Jewish Frontier, 1962
box 5 Jewish Historical Society of Greater Washington, 1965
box 5 Jewish Music Forum (New England), 1969
box 5 Jewish Museum, 1966
box 5 Jewish Public Library, Montreal, 1973
box 5 Jewish Publication Society of America, 1963-1990 (including photo)
box 5 Jewish Publication Society of America--Contract East Side Anthology, 1967
box 5 Jewish Publication Society of America--The Polish Lad, 1974-1975 [2 folders]
box 5 Jewish Publication Society of America--The World of Maurice Samuel, 1976-1977
box 5 Johnson, Edgar, 1963
box 5 Jones, Howard, 1956-1964
box 5 Jospe, Alfred, 1963
box 5 J--Unknown, 1974
box 5 Kaden, Judith, 1965
box 5 Kahn, Sholem (Jewish Publication Society of America), 1967-1981
box 5 Kalmus, Morris A., 1977
box 5 Kammen, Jacob M., 1982
box 5 Kaplan, Sumner, 1987-1989
box 5 Karg, Irving, 1975-1976
box 5 Kassner, Laura, 1977
box 5 Katz, Daniel C., 1985
box 5 Katz, Jane, 1974
box 5 Katz, Leslie George, 1976
box 5 Katz, Renee, 1977
box 5 Katz, Shlomo (JPS), 1971-1973
box 5 Kauffman, Joseph F., 1962
box 5 Kazan, Alfred, 1953
box 5 Keating, Kenneth (Senator), 1964
box 5 Keedick, Lee, 1942-1944
box 5 Kehillath Institute of Religion and Social Studies, n.d.
box 5 Kelly, George Armstrong, 1970
box 5 Kelly, Robert L., 1962
box 5 Kempka, Jan, 1963
box 5 Kendis, Harold J., 1965
box 5 Kennedy, Edward M., 1969
box 5 President Kennedy Memorial Service, 1963
box 5 Kennedy, Ruth, 1975
box 5 Kennedy, Ted (Senator), 1991
box 5 Kenner, Hugh, 1974-1987
box 5 Kenny, Herbert A., 1964-1988
box 5 Kenvin, Jay W., 1969
box 5 The Kenyon Review, 1939-1957
box 5 Kessler, Milton, 1983
box 5 Khan, Mohammad Afzad, 1965
box 5 Kiakis, Harry, 1977
box 5 Kirchhoff, Bluette, 1967
box 5 Kirk, Annette, 1994-1996 [Russell Kirk's wife]
box 5 Kirk, Russell (University Bookman), 1958-1993
box 5 Kirsch, Robert, 1973
box 5 Kiser, _____, 1991
box 6 Klein, Karen (about), 1975
box 6 Kleinberg, Naomi, 1974-1977
box 6 Kline, Betty, 1971
box 6 Kline, Linda, 1960
box 6 Klingenstein, Susanne, 1998
box 6 Knapp, Bettina, 1971
box 6 Knickerbocker, William S., 1950
box 6 Knopf, Alfred, 1946
box 6 Knowland, William F., 1954-1955
box 6 Kolb, Philip, 1964-1965
box 6 Konefsky, Roma, 1971-1979 [Eva Hindus' sister]
box 6 Konefsky, Samuel, 1941-1986 [E. Hindus' brother in law; professor and scholar of constitutional law at Brooklyn College]
box 6 President of Korea (Chung Hee Park), 1970
box 6 Kostelanetz, _____ Jr., 1982
box 6 Krauss, Janet Hentoff, 1969
box 6 Kreiger, Barbara, 1977-1982
box 6 Kretzoi, Charlotte, 1960
box 6 Krim, Seymour, 1981-1990
box 6 Kristol, Irving, 1959-1961
box 6 Krohn, Micah, 1979-1989
box 6 Krois, Erich, 1955
box 6 Kronenberger, Louis, 1965
box 6 Kronenfeld, Morris D., 1957
box 6 Kugel, A. R., n.d.
box 6 Kurzweil, Edith, 1978
box 6 Kutnick, Bruce, 1971
box 6 K____, Murray, 1976
box 6 K--Unknown, 1976
box 6 Ladimer, Irving, 1971
box 6 Lake, Roz, 1974
box 6 Lander, Hilda, 1974
box 6 Landis, Joseph C., 1960-1979
box 6 Lando, Al., 1973
box 6 Lang, Leslie, 1979
box 6 Lang, Serge, 1968
box 6 Laughlin, James, 1976-1977
box 6 Lavers, Annette, 1974-1989 [English academician, writer]
box 6 Lavine, Annette Hard, 1970 [student, class of '52]
box 6 Lehman, David, 1982-1983
box 6 Leivick, Daniel, 1974
box 6 Lekus, Roy, 1985-1988
box 6 Lelchuk, Alan, 1961-1989 [2 folders]
box 6 Lelchuk, Alan (about), 1978
box 6 Le Monde, 1969
box 6 Lentham, Morris, 1946
box 6 Lerner, Bennett, n.d.
box 6 Lerner, Max, 1969
box 6 Leventhal-Sidman Jewish Community Center, 1995
box 6 Levin, Meyer, 1974-1976
box 6 Levine, Baruch A., 1972
box 6 Levine, H., 1972
box 6 Levine, Stanley, 1975
box 6 Levinson, Bernard, 1975
box 6 Levitan, Alan, n.d.
box 6 Levitan, Seymour, 1971-1972
box 6 Levy, Amelia (Jewish Affairs), 1966
box 6 Levy, Deborah, 1971
box 6 Levy, Leonard W., 1964-1965
box 6 Lewis, Theodore N., 1965
box 6 Lewisohn, James, 1965-1975
box 6 Lewisohn, Louise, 1965-1974
box 6 Lewisohn, Ludwig, 1952-1964
box 6 Lewisohn, Ludwig (about), 1973
box 6 L'Herne--Roux, Dominique de, 1962-1975
box 6 L'Herne--Tacou, Constantin, 1982-1983
box 6 L'Herne (about), 1982
box 6 Liberman, Samuel, 1979
box 6 Library of America, 1996
box 6 Library of Congress, 1976
box 6 Linetsky (about), 1970
box 6 Linn, Sylvia K., 1987
box 6 Lipstadt, Deborah E., 1976
box 6 Liptzin, Solomon, 1948-1988
box 6 Little, Brown and Company, 1970-1973
box 6 Livingston, Harold, 1954-1994 (including photo)
box 6 Lodge, David, 1965
box 6 Longo, Lucas, 1988-1989
box 6 Louisiana State University Press, 1965
box 6 Joe and Emily Lowe Foundation, 1975
box 6 Lubin, Ernest, 1954-1977
box 6 Luce, Stanford L., 1984-1985
box 6 Luddy, Frederick L., 1972
box 6 Luekett, Esther M., 1993
box 6 Lurie, Catherine, 1974-1976
box 6 Lyons-Hubner, Lori, 1974
box 6 L--Unknown, 1979-1992
box 6 Mabbott, Maureen C., 1985
box 6 Mabbott, Thomas O., 1944-1961
box 6 Macdonald, Dwight (Politics), n.d.
box 6 Mackenzie, June, 1977
box 6 Mackintosh Typography, 1987
box 6 MacLeish, Archibald, n.d.
box 6 Macmillan Publishing Co., 1970-1979
box 6 Macridis, Ray C., 1971
box 6 Madison, Charles A., 1971-1982
box 6 Magalaner, Marvin, 1962
box 6 Magonet, Jonathan, 1989
box 6 Mahoney, John F., 1963
box 6 Mandel, P., 1967
box 6 Mangione, Rene, 1971
box 6 Mann, Arthur, 1953
box 6 Mann, Daniel, 1965-1995
box 6 Mann, Ida & James, 1971-1976 [personal friends of the Hindus']
box 6 Mann, Joshua, 1988 [son of Ida & James Mann]
box 6 Manners, Robert, 1972
box 6 Maples, Paulette, n.d.
box 6 March, Harold, 1957
box 6 Marcot, Pierre, 1951
box 6 Marcus, Joseph K., 1962
box 6 Marenof, Shlomo, 1967
box 6 Mark Twain Society, 1950
box 6 Marks, John, 1947-1948
box 6 Marovitz, Sanford E., 1970
box 6 Marsh, Elissa, n.d.
box 6 Marshall, Lenore G., 1969
box 6 Marshall, Lucinda, n.d.
box 6 Marshall, Margaret, 1945-1966
box 6 Martz, Louis L., 1976-1977
box 6 Masters, Robert E.L., 1950
box 6 Matenko, Percy, 1973-1979
box 6 Maugham, W. Somerset, 1964-1966
box 6 Mayer, _____, 1946
box 6 Mayers, Meredith Ellen, 1977
box 6 Massada Press, 1971
box 6 Mazer, William, 1977
box 6 McAleer, John J., 1972
box 6 McClernan, Frances, 1969-1976
box 6 McMillan, Olivia, 1975
box 6 McWilliams, Carey, 1949
box 6 Mediterranean Affairs, Institute for, 1968
box 6 Meiklejohn, Alexander S., 1955
box 6 Melnick, Ralph, 1982
box 6 Men of Achievement, 1975
box 6 Meng, _____ von, 1967
box 6 Merod, Jim, 1981
box 6 Metzger, Ursula, 1974
box 6 Meyers, Marvin, 1970
box 6 Michaels, Edith G., 1955
box 6 Michaelson, Ellen, 1975
box 6 Midstream, 1962-1985
box 6 Miller, Emily (Doubleday & Company), 1970-1971 [assistant to Stewart Richardson]
box 6 Miller, Henry, 1947-1953
box 6 Miller, James E., 1965-1971
box 6 Mills, Ralph J., n.d.
box 6 Modern Age: A Quarterly Review, 1992-1998
box 6 Modern Language Association, 1951-1964
box 6 Moment, 1976
box 6 Monitor Forum, 1990
box 6 Monod, Silvain, 1951
box 6 Montague, Cynthia, 1974
box 6 Moody, Catherine, 1972
box 6 Moore, Harry T., 1955-1960
box 6 Morelli, Phyllis B., 1961-1989
box 6 Mor(lene), Elene, 1981
box 6 Morrow, Felix, 1963-1965
box 6 Mosaic, 1972-1973
box 6 Moskowitz, _____, 1967
box 6 Moss, Stanley, 1979
box 6 Motwani, Kewal, 1954
box 6 Mukamal, Stuart, 1970-1977 [student of Hindus]
box 6 M--Unknown, 1983
box 7 Nachshin, Edward, 1972
box 7 Nardi, Shulamit (Office of President of Israel), 1970-1974
box 7 Naropa Institute, 1982
box 7 Natapoff, Flora, 1974
box 7 National Endowment for Humanities, 1973-1997
box 7 National Foundation for Jewish Culture, 1972
box 7 National Humanities Institute, 1985-1988
box 7 National Institute of Arts and Letters, 1976
box 7 National Review, 1974-1995
box 7 Naxman, Ernest, 1964
box 7 [Nedova], Joseph, 1972
box 7 Nelson, Patricia, 1971
box 7 Nelson, ______ (Rabbi), 1977
box 7 Nemerov, Howard, 1971-1988
box 7 Neuman, Jeffrey, 1975
box 7 Nevius, Blake, 1973-1975
box 7 New American Library, 1963-1966
box 7 New Directions, 1965-1967
box 7 New England University Press, 1978-1994
box 7 The New Leader, 1958-1971
box 7 New York, City College of, 1959-1989
box 7 New York City Urban Fellowship Program, 1972
box 7 New York Times, 1961-1998
box 7 New York Times Book Review, 1951-1997
box 7 New York University, 1958-1965
box 7 New York University Press, 1967-1975
box 7 New Yorker (William Maxwell, editor), 1966
box 7 Newpeel, R.C., 1961
box 7 Newton Times, 1975
box 7 Newton-Waltham Bank and Trust Company, 1971
box 7 Nickerson, Hoffman, 1962
box 7 Nicoloff, Philip, 1971
box 7 Niles, Jack, 1975
box 7 Nixon, Richard, 1952-1977
box 7 Norman, Dorothy, 1946
box 7 Norse, Harold, 1958
box 7 N--Unknown, 1971
box 7 Harold Ober Associates, 1958
box 7 Obermayer, Arthur (about), 1976
box 7 Omer, Ranen, 1996
box 7 Onorato, Richard (about), n.d.
box 7 Oppen, George, 1976
box 7 Oppen, Mary, 1982-1983
box 7 Orente, Rose, 1966
box 7 Orgel, Irene, 1986
box 7 Ortega, Joaquin (New Mexico Quarterly), 1951
box 7 Osborne, _____, 1962
box 7 Osnos, Martha, 1989
box 7 Ostrovsky, Erika, 1966-1975
box 7 O'Toole, Margaret, 1972-1973
box 7 Oxenhandler, Neal, 1969
box 7 Oxford University Press, 1981
box 7 Ozdian, Joseph R., 1969
box 7 (O), Sharon, 1995
box 7 Pacernick, Gary, 1988-1989
box 7 Padgett, Ron, 1983
box 7 Page, _____, 1992
box 7 Paisner, Hilda, 1977
box 7 Palmer, W.H., n.d.
box 7 Panken, Shirley, 1987
box 7 Pargellis, Stanley (Newberry Library), 1953
box 7 Parker, Gelia K., 1969-1970
box 7 Parker, Robert A., 1945
box 7 Parker, W. C., 1970 [son of Gelia Parker] (including photo)
box 7 Pasternack, Susan, 1967
box 7 Patrick, Hugh, 1971
box 7 Patterson, David (Oxford Center for Post-graduate Hebrew Studies), 1978
box 7 Paul, Burton, 1965
box 7 Pawel, Ernst, 1962-1994
box 7 Pearce, Donald R., 1957
box 7 Pearson, Jennifer, n.d.
box 7 P.E.F. Israel Endowment Funds, 1979
box 7 Penkevill Publishing Company, 1984
box 7 Pepkin, Debra, 1974
box 7 Peretz, Martin, 1977-1989
box 7 Perlmutter, Nathan, 1972
box 7 Perry, Bernard B., 1950
box 7 Philbin, Philip J., 1969
box 7 Philipson, Morris (Vintage Books), 1960
box 7 Pini, Angel, 1986-1987
box 7 Pinsker, Sanford, 1971
box 7 Pipes, Richard, 1968-1984
box 7 Poetry, 1938-1960
box 7 Poetry--Ellen La Forge Memorial Poetry Foundation, 1987
box 7 Polan, Ruth, n.d.
box 7 Pollak, Vivian, 1964-1969
box 7 Pollin, Burton, 1965-1996 [2 folders]
box 7 Pool, Gail, 1976-1977
box 7 Pope, Michael, 1968-1970
box 7 Poritz, Deborah T., 1971
box 7 Portnoff, Sharon, 1994
box 7 Potok, Chaim (Jewish Publication Society of America), 1966-1997 [2 folders]
box 7 Praefcke, Kirsten, 1982-1984 [Fulbright student]
box 7 Prairie Schooner, 1958
box 7 Preble, Harvey D., 1974
box 7 Preyer, Robert O., 1962-1988
box 7 Price, Naomi, 1970
box 7 Prince, Frank T., 1976-1999
box 7 Princeton University Press, 1983
box 7 Proger, Evelyn, 1982
box 7 Proger, Samuel, 1977
box 7 Proger, Samuel (Mrs.), 197