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Thomas Marc Parrott Papers
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An American educator and author, Thomas Marc Parrott was a Shakespearean scholar who taught in Princeton's English Department from 1896 to 1935.
The collection consists of works, correspondence, documents, photographs, a commonplace book, scrapbooks, and notebooks of Parrott (Princeton Class of 1888), as well as printed matter and some works of other authors. Included are two manuscripts of his books, Shakespearean Comedy (1949) and Companion to Victorian Literature (1955, co-authored by Robert Bernard Martin), articles, many on Shakespearean subjects, book reviews, lectures on various Shakespeare plays, essays written while an undergraduate, and an incomplete version of Parrott's senior thesis, "Non-dramatic Poems of Robert Browning."
Unprocessed.
Publications by Parrott: Shakespearean Comedy (New York: Oxford University Press, 1949); A Companion to Victorian Literature (New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1955), with Robert Bernard Martin.
Gift of Prof. Thomas Marc Parrott. Letters from Parrott to Lockert are a gift of Lacy Lockert. Notes on Browning were transferred from Mudd Library. Photographs of Parrott are a gift of Prof. Maurice W. Kelley.
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The contents list was compiled by Rafael Abrahams in July 2010.
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- 2008
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Collection Inventory
Consists of manuscripts for the works of Thomas Marc Parrott, primarily including notes on Shakespeare.
Not arranged according to any arrangement scheme.
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Three leather-bound notebooks--Volumes I, II, and III
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Notebook--Volume IV
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Notebook--Volume V
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Notebook--Volume VII
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Loose pages
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Loose pages
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Manuscript
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Manuscript
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In units titled "Morals"; "Interludes"; "Classic", "Chester Cycle"; "York Cycle"; "Ludus Coventriae"; "2 cov. Corp. plays"; "Miracles"; and "Digby plays"
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Essays and notes, wirtten by hand and by type, most undated and unattributed. Exceptions include "John Keats: When was he born and when did he die?" by James Pershing '88; and notes on "Money in Shakespeare" by William Guild, dated May 21, 1947.
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Printed essays of Parrott's extracted from Modern Language Notes magazine including: "Mak and Archie Armstrang", 1944; "Comedy in the Court Masque: A Study of Ben Jonson's Contribution"; "Errors and Omissions in the Griggs Facsimile of the Second Quarto of Hamlet", 1934; "A Note on John Ford", 1943. Promotional flyer for "A critical edition of the Second Quarto of The Tragedy of Hamlet" published by Princeton University Press; "The Problem of Timon of Athens", published for the Shakespeare Association by Oxford University Press, 1923.
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Printed review of a lecture by Parrott titled "The Elizabethan Drama", cut out from issue of The Miami Student
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Letter addressing a crticism of Parrott's edition of George Chapman's plays. Typed and handwritten essays and notes including: "A Forgotten Princeton Writer"; "Fulness of Bread"; "Pericles: The play and the novel"; "Hamlet's Sea-Voyage--Bandits or Pirates?"; obituary of Charles James Stetfield '88; "Measure for Measure: a problem of a play", 1950; "Measure for Measure on the Stage", 1949; "Titus Andronicus"; "Swinburne as a Poet and Critic"; "The Taming of the Shrew--a new study of an old play"; "The Late Dramatic Versions of the Slandered Bride Theme", 1947.
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Includes a review by Parrott of Thomas Ollive Mabbott and Frank Lester Pleadwell's The Life and Works of Edward Coote Pinkney and Joseph Wood Krutch's Edgar Allen Poe: A Study in Genius
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Written for publication, not for delivery in courses
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Extracted from newspapers, magazines, and literary quarterlies
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2 notebooks labeled "Robert Browning. 2 addresses to the Sunday evening meeting. December 1892." 2 notebooks labeled "Robert Browning, The Thinker and Poet. 2nd address delivered to the Sunday Evening meeting. Liepzig, December 1892." Large notebook with incomplete draft of thesis.
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Published for the United States Armed Forces Institut by Charles Scribner's Sons. Edited by Parrott.
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Under the heading "News of Scribner Books and Authors", with blurbs from a number of professors.
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Manuscript.
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Typescript with annotation. Pages 1-141
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Typescript with annotation. Pages 142-300
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Typescript with annotation. Pages 301-411
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Typescript with annotation. Pages 412-625
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Complete typescript.
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Miscellaneous chapters. Typescripts and carbons.
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Galley proof.
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Proofs, publicity, jacket.
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Reader's report, 2 reviews
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Manuscript.
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Consists of correspondence with individuals such as Phyllis Bartlett, Havelock Ellis, Alfred Noyes, and Woodrow Wilson, as well as others.
Arranged alphabetically by correspondent.
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1 folder
Organized alphabetically
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1 A.L.S.
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1 A.L.S.
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1 A.L.S., 8 L.S.
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1 A.L.S.- invitation to hear talk on R.L. Stevenson collection
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1 L.S. to F.W. Spiers (copy)
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1 A.L.S.
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1 A.L.S.
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1 L.S.
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9 L.S.
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9 A.L.S., 2 L.S.
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1 A.L.S.
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1 telegram
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1 A.L.S. re: Bartlett's own literary efforts; 1 L.S.
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1 L.S.
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1 L.S. re: request for reprieve for Odell Walker
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3 L.S. from Bethurum, 1 related L.S. from Dorothy Schaffter and 1 from Howard J. Savage, all re: teaching position at Connecticut College and issues of salary in relation to Carnegie Foundation allowance.
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1 L.S.
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2 A.L.S., 3 L.S.
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1 A.L.S.
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1 A.L.S.
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1 L.S.
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1 A.L.S.
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1 A.L.S.
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10 A.L.S.
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1 L.S.
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5 A.L.S., 1 L.S.
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2 A.L.S.
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3 A.L.S.
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2 A.L.S.
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1 L.S., in French, from Sao Paulo, Brazil, asking for a book.
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2 L.S.
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1 A.L.S., 3 L.S.
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1 A.L.S.
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2 L.S.
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3 A.L.S. from Paris, congratulations and appreciation for Parrott's book on Hamlet
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1 A.L.S.
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1 L.S.
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1 L.S.
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1 L.S.
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1 A.L.S. to Editor of the Weekly Review
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3 L.S.
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4 A.L.S., 6 L.S.
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1 L.S.
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9 A.L.S.
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4 A.L.S.
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8 A.L.S.
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3 A.L.S.
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2 A.L.S.
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2 L.S.
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6 L.S.
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1 A.L.S.
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1 A.L.S. expressing appreciation for Parrott's tribute to "Granny" Hunt in the Alumni Weekly
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1 L.S. regarding a complimentary copy of Castiglione's "The Courtier"
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4 A.L.S, 2 copies of letters. 1 L.S. and 1 telegram from J. Ciechanowski regarding Dyboski's whereabouts
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1 A.L.S.
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Form letter
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3 A.L.S.
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1 L.S. regarding etymology
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1 L.S. regarding Ford's The Fancies
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Letter regarding Professor Parrott's speaking at dinner Friday November 12
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2 A.L.S.
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6 A.L.S.
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1 A.L.S. regarding a series of lectures given by Parrott in Iowa City, expressing appreciation, etc. 1 L.S. thanking Parrott for sending him a sample copy of the Shakespeare handbook.
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1 L.S.
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1 A.L.S.
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3 A.L.S.
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1 A.L.S.
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1 A.L.S. regarding Merchant of Venice
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6 cards, 1 A.L.S.
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1 L.S. expressing appreciation to Parrott for his letter of approval of an article by Mrs. Gerould on Kipling
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2 L.S.
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1 A.L.S. congratulating Parrott upon his years of service, etc. at the time of his retirement
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1 A.L.S.
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1 A.L.S.
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1 A.L.S. marked December 9 but without year
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9 A.L.S.
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Organized alphabetically
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2 A.L.S., 1 regarding William Shakespeare: A Handbook, and Hamilton's appreciation of Parrott's inspirational teaching.
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1 L.S. regarding Parrott's retirement from active teaching
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1 A.L.S.
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1 A.L.S.
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1 A.L.S., 4 L.S.
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1 L.S. thanking Parrott for sending Mr. Havens a copy of William Shakespeare: A Handbook, and expressing gratitude for the inspiration Parrott has been to Princeton students.
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10 A.L.S., 2 L.S.
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1 A.L.S.
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1 A.L.S.
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2 L.S. regarding Hubler's appreciation for the kindness shown him by the Parrott family while he was in Princeton, and excellent instruction he received from Professor Parrott.
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1 L.S.
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8 A.L.S. 1 L.S. from E.R. Craven to Hunt concerning Parrott's appointment as Assistant Professor of English; 1 L.S. from Hunt to a Professor Kennedy concerning Hunt's health.
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1 L.S.
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1 A.L.S.
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1 A.L.S. regarding Parrott's views on the relationships between Chapman's work and the anonymous masque in M.S. Egerton 1994.
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2 L.S. requesting aid for the American Foundation for the Blind.
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1 L.S.
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3 L.S.
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1 L.S. expressing official appreciation of the services Parrott rendered Vanderbilt during his year of residence at the University.
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1 A.L.S.
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2 A.L.S.
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Organized alphabetically. Many letters from Lacy Lockert.
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2 cards
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Approximately 35 L.S. Organized somewhat chronologically.
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32 A.L.S.
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1 L.S.
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1 A.L.S.
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1 L.S. regarding the Craig Anniversary Studios.
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Marginal notes on Mona Lisa
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2 A.L.S., 1 L.S.
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1 A.L.S. congratulating Parrott on his successful year of Mius' place at Vanderbilt while he was on leave.
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1 L.S. regarding the welfare of Professor Roman Dyboski after the Germans marched into Poland in 1939.
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1 A.L.S.
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Organized alphabetically.
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3 A.L.S., one concerning the source of the love-chain in Shakespeare and the question of dramatic entertainment at weddings.
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A.L.S. regarding personal matters, and expressing appreciation for the kind of education he received at Princeton.
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1 A.L.S.
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2 L.S.
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4 A.L.S.
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1 A.L.S. thanking Parrott for his essay on Browning, etc. 1 L.S. acknowledging the receipt of the copy of Parrott's Shakespeare, and stating his approval of the book itself.
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1 A.L.S., 2 L.S. concerning Parrish's death and obituary
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1 A.L.S., 10 L.S., 1 card
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1 A.L.S. dealing with old Edinburgh and he poet Laureate, etc.
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1 A.L.S., 10 L.S.
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2 A.L.S, 2 L.S.
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3 A.L.S.
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1 L.S. regarding errors in the Genalogical Table in his text Shakespeare, Twenty-three Plays and the Sonnets
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1 A.L.S.
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1 L.S. regarding conditions in Germany. 1 postcard.
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1 L.S. thanking Parrott for his letter about "Cross Creek".
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1 L.S.
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1 A.L.S. Dated September 19 but no year given.
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3 L.S.
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4 A.L.S.
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Organized alphabetically.
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1 L.S. containing critical comments on the works of Maxwell Anderson
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6 A.L.S., 3 L.S.
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1 A.L.S.
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19 A.L.S.
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1 A.L.S., 3 L.S.
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1 A.L.S.
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1 A.L.S. regarding Parrot's comments on the section "Books" in Herald Tribune.
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1 A.L.S. to Willard Thorp thanking him and Professor Parrott for sending him a copy of Poetry of the Transition
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1 A.L.S.
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2 L.S.
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3 L.S.
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1 A.L.S. asking whether Parrott is interested in a teaching position at the University of Birmingham. 1 L.S.
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2 A.L.S.
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1 A.L.S. discussing the play Barrett's of Winpole Street, and his cruise off the coast of Portugal
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2 A.L.S.
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1 A.L.S.
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1 A.L.S. regarding Parrott's edition of Othello
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1 L.S.
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1 A.L.S.
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1 A.L.S.
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3 A.L.S. discussing the publications of Miss Sturmer's thesis
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1 A.L.S. dealing with literary matters especially Timon of Athens
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1 L.S.
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2 A.L.S., 1 L.S., 1 card
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1 L.S.
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1 A.L.S. regarding Tayler's efforts to find a suitable house for Parrott in case Parrott goes to Chapel Hill
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1 L.S. regarding literary disputes over the Cobham ancestry
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1 L.S.
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1 A.L.S.
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1 A.L.S.
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1 A.L.S. describing Thorp's summer school teaching at the University of Hawaii
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1 A.L.S. regarding the publication of Timberlake's thesis, and the inclusion of an article by him in the Princeton Volume for Parrott
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1 A.L.S. dated October 2 but no year given
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8 L.S.
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2 L.S.
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4 A.L.S.
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1 A.L.S. regarding personal matters, and regretting that Velte was unable to contribute a paper to the presentation volume being compiled upon Parrott's retirement.
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1 A.L.S. from Parrott to Walley, discussing a possible project of writing a book on Elizabethan drama
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2 L.S., 1 congratulating Parrot on his new Shakespeare edition and 1 giving his conclusions as to what kind of book on history of Elizabethan drama would be most helpful to students.
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1 L.S. to J.B. Walsh of Scribner's Sons (copy), commenting on the Shakespeare Handbook by Parrott
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1 A.L.S.
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1 A.L.S.
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1 A.L.S. 3 L.S., 2 regarding the Maurice Evans Production of Hamlet, discussing which copy of Shakespeare should be used, etc.
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8 L.S.
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1 A.L.S.
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1 A.L.S., 2 L.S.
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1 A.L.S.
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1 A.L.S.
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7 A.L.S.
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1 L.S.
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1 A.L.S.
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2 L.S. thanking Parrot for for sending copies of Shakespeare: Twenty-three Plays and the Sonnets, and his edition of Hamlet. 4 A.L.S.
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1 L.S. informing Parrott of a $500 increase in his salary.
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6 A.L.S., 1 regarding ownership of a copy of All Fooles by Mr. Haldow. 1 L.S. presenting conclusive data regarding the authenticity of the Dedication in Verse in which Payne Collier asserted was included in an unique copy of the 1st edition of All Fooles.
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1 L.S.
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Consists of miscellaneous documents, including letters of recommendation, certificates, and documents relating to the Princeton Class of 1888.
Not arranged according to any arrangement scheme.
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Instuctor's course outline for Shakespeare college course put out by the United States Armed Forces Institute; printed oem titled "The Capon" made up of quotes from Hamlet; some correspondence; memorabilia including a program for the Ninety-Third Annual Dinner of The Shakespeare Society of Philadephia, 1945; program for a 1950 performace of King Lear at Princeton Theatre Intime; other material.
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Coursebook from Leipzig University; diploma; other certificates and meorabilia
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Includes poetry and drawings
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Most written in 1894. Vouch for Parrott's character, scholarship, etc. as a competent person to take a position at the University of Edinburgh.
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Book of class songs; Class Ode written by Parrott; booklet titled "Some Recollections of John Prentiss Jr.", alum of '88 killed in WWI; obituary of Edward Yeoman '88; program for Princeton University Alumni Day Luncheon and meeting of the National Alumni Association, 1948; other materials.
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Catalog cards for the works of William Mumford Baker; "Shakespeare's Portrait of Ajax in Troilus and Cressida by William Elton, 1948; notes on the life and work of William Baker; manuscript for "William Mumford Baker: A Forgotten Princetonian" by Parrott and Milton Halsey Thomas; other materials.
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Certificate commemorating Parrott's election as member of The National Geographic Society
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Program for The Thirtieth Annual Phi Beta Kappa Day of the Eta Chapter of Ohio, 1937; Liberty Loan Roll of Honor certificate, 1918; booklet of Longfellow's poem of "Amalfi", a souvenir of the Hotel Marine Riviere; program of a ceremony held in the Faculty Room in Nassau Hall on the occasion of a presentation of a bust of Woodrow Wilson, 1945; program for An Evening with Ossian, annual dinner of the Friends fo the Princeton Library, 1948; booklet of "Funaeral Anthem on the Death of Queen Caroline" for ceremony in memory of Elizabeth Milbank Anderson, 1951.
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Consists of manuscripts of the works of other authors.
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Photograph of page of Ashmole manuscript; introduction for book by Parrott, written by Cardui Harrison Howland, 1916; essay titled "'The True Shakespeare'--A Neuropath!"; short work titled "The Gods Awake" by William Bradford Hubbell, 1924; " printed proof of five introductory chapters from "The Royal Play of Macbeth" by Henry N. Paul
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"The Sources of Jonson's Masque of Christmas and Love's Welcome at Welbeck by C.R. Baskervill, 1908; "Shakespeare's Comment on Medieval Romance on Midsummer-Night's Dream" by Dorothy Bethurum, 1945; "Shylock's 'Humor'" by David Bishop, 1948; "Jaques" by Oscar James Campbell, 1935; "Lodge and a Lucan Passage from Mirandula" by Ralph Waterbury Condee, 1948; "Shakespeare's Revisions" by Hardin Craig, 1931; "'Attic Prose' in the Seventeenth Century" by Morris W. Croll, 1921; "Matthew Arnold and English Intelectualism" by R. Dyboski, 1938; "A Study of Expectation and Surprise in Tragedy, Especially Elizabthan and Jacobean" by Joseph Dupree, 1941.
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"Charlotte Bronte and George Henry Lewis" by Franklin Gary, 1936; "Elizabethan Acting" by Alfred Harbage, 1939; "Elizabethan-Restoration Palimpsest" by Alfred Harbage, 1940; review of Alvin Thaler's "Shakespeare and Sir Philip Sidney: The Influence of the Depense of Poesy" by Marvin T. Herrick, 1948 ;"Artistic Unity in Hamlet" by Pearl Hogrefe, 1949; "Bierzig Jahre Literarischer Berein" by Dr. R. Kirsten, 1936; "The 'Pre-Conceived Pattern' of A Midsummer Night's Dream" by Robert Adger Law, 1943; "Ophelia's Heritage" by William W. Lawrence, 1947; "Beowulf" by Kemp Malone, 1948; "The Two Earliest Prompt Books of Hamlet" by James G. McManaway, 1949; "The Fencing Scene in Hamlet" by Lee Mitchell, 1937; "Function and Imagery in Venus and Adonis" by Hereward T. Price, 1947; "Les Paysans Polonais" by Franck L. Schoell; "Smith Urges India Food Aid to Meet 'Moral Challenge'" from the office of Senator Alexander Smith; "The Influnce of Jesus" by Ethelbert D. Warfield, 1899; "Periods and Movements in Literary History" by Rene Wellek, 1941; review of Arthur T. Nethercot's The road to Tryermaine: a study of history, background, and purposes of Coleridge's 'Christabel' by Rene Wellek, 1940; "Chaucer and the School of Provence: A Problem in Eighteenth Century Literary History" by Curt A. Zimansky, 1946.
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"The Classical Element in the Writings of Walter Pater" by Barent Ten Eyck, 1924.
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Consists of pamphlets, clippings, periodicals, and photographs.
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Program for pageant titled "Children of the Sun God", an Epic of The Moundbuliders, 1939; "The Authenticity of Simon Forman's Bocke of Plaies" by J. Dover Wilson and R.W. Hunt, reprinted from Review of English Studies, July 1947
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Miscellaneous newspaper clippings, many by or about Parrott.
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The Madrigal, a magzine of love lyrics, August 1917; The Periodical, Oxford University magazine, June 1907; The Shakespeare Association Bulletin, April 1949.
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3 postcards with photographs of the Grand Theater de Bordeaux, one with writing.
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Consists of materials later added to the collection, including correspondence, a Ph.D. certificate, documents, notebooks, and playbills, as well as other miscellaneous materials.
Not arranged according to any arrangement scheme.
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Letter from Parrott to his father, May 8, 1885, and other early letters; and letter from James Whaler to Frances Walters, Parrott's daughter, concernign her father, Jauary 14, 1960.
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Miscellaneous correspondence of Parrott's; letter from James Whaler to Frances Walters; program from Princeton University Class Day 1888; program from the One Hundred Seventh Annual Dinner of the Shakspere Society of Philadelphia.
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Notebook with writing and some clippings
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Certificate presented to Parrott upon completion of his dissertation An Examination of the Non-Dramatic Poems in Robert Browning's First and Second Periods
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Tube containing certificate presented to Parrott upon appointment of the honorary degree of Doctor of Letters from Princeton University, and typed page of praise.
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Much from 1954
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Typescript of book by Parrott and Robert Bernard Martin
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Galley proofs
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Notes, clippings, printed matter
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Printed edition and photocopy
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Includes program from Princeton University Class Day 1888; "Letters on the Works of George Chapman" by Algernon Charles Swinburne, 1909; program from Princeton Sesquicentennial Celepration 1896.
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13 manuscripts of essays written by Parrott as an undergraduate.
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Manuscripts and typescripts of book reviews; essays; correspondence; poetry; and music.
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Small German book titled Vivat Academia!, 1892; 1928 letter to Parrott from Whaler; 1931 letter to Parrott from Maurice Kelley.
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Scrapbooks containing clippings of New York Times articles by Lindesay Parrott on the East, especially Japan in 1945-1948 and Korea in 1951-1954. Issues of New York Times Magazine containing articles by Lindesay from 1946 and 1951.
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4 binders with handwritten notes. Scrapbook with newspaper articles 1902-1919 and photographs of authors and intellectuals. Box with printed matter including ceremonial programs; journals and magazines; lectures; essays; etc.
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Playbills, mostly from the 1930's; photographs; printed programs; certificate of citizenship, 1890; miscellaneous other papers and documents. Envelope with many A.L.S. from Franck Schoell, 1913-1951. 50 diaries: 1882, 1891-1896 (2 for 1892), 1899, 1914-1915, 1919-1920, 1922-1957 (2 for 1944). Passport, 1932. Metal plate with Parrott's signature engraved, 1949.
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Index cards with handwritten notes. Printed matter including newspapers, magazines, menus, playbills, speeches, essays, etc. Notbook; booklet with list of books read by Parrott while in the Princeton Hospital in 1951; binder with notes.
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Scrapbooks containing clippings of New York Times articles by Lindesay Parrott on the East, especially Japan and Australia in 1944-1945, and Korea in 1949-1954. Issues of New York Times Magazine containing articles by Lindesay from 1944-1951.
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Manuscripts and typescripts. Includes Chapter 1, The Medieval Background; Chapter 2, The Drama In Transition; Chapter 3, Actors and Theatres; Chapter 6, The New Drama and its Makers (later renamed Chapter 4, The Forerunners: Lyly, Peele, Greene, Kyd, Marlowe); Chapter 9, Jonson (later renamed Chapter 6, Ben Jonson); Twin Brethren and Tragi-Comedy (later renamed Chapter 8, Beaumont and Fletcher); and Jacobean Tragedy: Marston, Tourneur, Webster, Middleton, Ford (later placed as Chapter 9). Folder with notes on plans for the book's order and organization.
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Manuscripts and typescripts. Includes Chapter 8, Satiric Realistic Comedy (later renamed Chapter 7, Later Comedy Satiric and Realistic: Marston, Middleton, Brome); Chapter 8, The Henslowe Hacks and What They Accomplished (later Chapter 5, The Henslowe Group: Chapman, Dekker, Heywood); Chapter 11, The Curtain Falls (later Chapter 10, The Curtain Falls: Massinger, Shirley, Davenant; Court Masques, Summary); chapter on Shakespeare later not used.
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Notebooks marked Notes on Browning, 1892; Notes on English Literature; many marked Deutch Grammatik; Notes on Wielker's lectures and Notes on Genesis and Exodus; and some untitled. Loose notes and typed pages, including a typed review of Shakespearean Comedy and Other Studies by George Gordon; chapter of book titled "Chapter 7: William Shakespeare--Elizabethan Poet-Playwright"; essays titled "The Taming of a Shrew--a new study of an old play"; "The Comedy of Errors"; and "Colorado: Two Generations" by Easley S. Jones, 1923. Folder with miscellaneous correspondence, memorabilia, and photographs, 1911-1946. Clippings, menus, programs, other material.
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