US-RPB-ms1MS.G2 Guide to the George William Curtis lectures 1940 Finding aid prepared by Brown University Library staff. Processing funded by a grant from the National Historical Publications and Records Commission. Brown University Archives
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English 0.5 linear foot 1940 The George William Curtis lectures contains five lectures on literary authors Archibald MacLeish, Thomas Mann, Andre Gide, Luigi Pirandello, and Mariano Azuela. The lectures were delivered in January, February and March of 1940. Brown University. Curtis (George William) lectures Lectures Series I 1940 Brown, Sharon. Man and society: a study of Archibald McLeish 1 1940 March 13 Kretzmann, Edwin M. J. Thomas Mann, exponent of bourgeois humanism 1 1940 February 14 Peckham, Lawton P. G. Andre Gide 1 1940 January 31 Poggioli, Renato. Luigi Pirandello 1 1940 February 28 Torres-Rioseco, A. The novelist of the Mexican revolution 1 1940 January10 Scope and Contents note

Regarding Mariano Azuela.

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The collection is organized in one series: I. Lectures, 1940

The George William Curtis lectures is arranged in one series of five lectures on literary authors Archibald MacLeish, Thomas Mann, Andre Gide, Luigi Pirandello, and Mariano Azuela. The lectures were delivered in January, February and March of 1940.

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Names Brown University. Subjects Criticism--United States Occupations

Types of Materials Lectures RIAMCO Browsing Term Education