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Copy of Cyril Clemens' essay "My Chat with Thomas Hardy" copyright 1944.
1944Image 4 > Item No 4 > Folder 11: Awards - International Mark Twain Society > Box 98: Awards: F - L > Sub Series 5: Commemorations > Series 1: General CorrespondenceCopyright 1944 by International Mark Twain Society- Folder
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Copy of Cyril Clemens' essay "My Chat with Thomas Hardy" copyright 1944.
1944Image 3 > Item No 4 > Folder 11: Awards - International Mark Twain Society > Box 98: Awards: F - L > Sub Series 5: Commemorations > Series 1: General CorrespondenceINTERNATIONAL MARK TWAIN SOCIETY Webster Groves, Missouri 1944 T. WERNER LAURIE, ...- Folder
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Copy of Cyril Clemens' essay "My Chat with Thomas Hardy" copyright 1944.
1944Image 8 > Item No 4 > Folder 11: Awards - International Mark Twain Society > Box 98: Awards: F - L > Sub Series 5: Commemorations > Series 1: General Correspondence... Bierce, James Fenimore Cooper, Washington Irving, Herman Melville, and Mark Twain. Of these five names, Mark Twain is the ...- Folder
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Copy of Cyril Clemens' essay "My Chat with Thomas Hardy" copyright 1944.
1944Image 7 > Item No 4 > Folder 11: Awards - International Mark Twain Society > Box 98: Awards: F - L > Sub Series 5: Commemorations > Series 1: General Correspondence... offering new information. It is news to me that Mark Twain read Under the Greenwood Tree aloud to his ...- Folder
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Copy of Cyril Clemens' essay "My Chat with Thomas Hardy" copyright 1944.
1944Image 16 > Item No 4 > Folder 11: Awards - International Mark Twain Society > Box 98: Awards: F - L > Sub Series 5: Commemorations > Series 1: General Correspondence... could have listened to him forever. I feel that Mark Twain did more than any other man to make ...- Folder
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Article from the magazine "Coronet" featuring an article and portrait of Helen Keller.
May 1, 1947Image 3 > Item No 11 > Folder 1: Portrait: General 1916-1955 > Box 110: Misc.: Portraits - Religion > Sub Series 6: Select Subjects > Series 1: General Correspondence... warrior of some mettle who redeived this accolade from Mark Twain: “The two most interesting characters of the 19th ... -
Correspondences regarding Coronet Magazine features and copies of "Helen Keller: The Unconquerable"
March 12, 1947Image 6 > Item No 16 > Folder 7: Writing about Helen Keller: C-General, 1906-1952 > Box 217: Writing about HK: B - C > Series 2: Writing about/by Helen Keller... warrior of some mettle who received this accolade from Mark Twain: “The two most interesting characters of the 19th ... -
Correspondences regarding Coronet Magazine features and copies of "Helen Keller: The Unconquerable"
March 12, 1947Image 15 > Item No 16 > Folder 7: Writing about Helen Keller: C-General, 1906-1952 > Box 217: Writing about HK: B - C > Series 2: Writing about/by Helen Keller... warrior of some mettle who received this accolade from Mark Twain: “The two most interesting characters of the 19th ... -
Publication entitled "The Story of Helen Keller's Visit to Queensland," with details about Miss Kell...
July, 1948Image 6 > Item No 27 > Folder 4: Travel: Australia, New Zealand and Japan Tour, July (Australia) > Box 39: Travel: 1948 to 1949 > Sub Series 2: Advocacy & Work > Series 1: General Correspondence... the world has always been enjoyed by Helen Keller. Mark Twain, before he died, said, "The two most interesting ... -
Excerpt from Encore with a Helen Keller article titled "How I Learned the Meaning of Love".
1947Image 2 > Item No 26 > Folder 2: Writing by Helen Keller: The Story of My Life, publication, 1903-1956 > Box 230: Writing by HK: S - T > Series 2: Writing about/by Helen Keller... Happiness The Future of the Earth A. B. Frost: Mark Twain of American Illustrators . Profile of a Woman ... -
Article, "Helen Keller Pities the Real Unseeing" by Kathryn Cravens from New York Times Magazine
June 23, 1940Image 2 > Item No 8 > Folder 7: Writing about Helen Keller: C-General, 1906-1952 > Box 217: Writing about HK: B - C > Series 2: Writing about/by Helen Keller... the same and every night the same as day.” Mark Twain assured him he was mistaken. “Blindness is an ... -
A brief biography of Helen Keller produced by the American Foundation for the Blind
1942Image 3 > Item No 2 > Folder 2: Writing about Helen Keller: American Foundation for the Blind, 1933-1955 > Box 216: Writing about HK: A - B > Series 2: Writing about/by Helen Keller... over the world. A few years before his death, Mark Twain said, “The two most interesting characters of the ... -
A brief biography of Helen Keller produced by the American Foundation for the Blind
1942Image 7 > Item No 2 > Folder 2: Writing about Helen Keller: American Foundation for the Blind, 1933-1955 > Box 216: Writing about HK: A - B > Series 2: Writing about/by Helen Keller... over the world. A few years before his death, Mark Twain said, “The two most interesting characters of the ... -
A brief biography of Helen Keller produced by the American Foundation for the Blind
1947Image 4 > Item No 3 > Folder 2: Writing about Helen Keller: American Foundation for the Blind, 1933-1955 > Box 216: Writing about HK: A - B > Series 2: Writing about/by Helen Keller... over the world. A few years before his death, Mark Twain said, “The two most interesting characters of the ... -
Essay on Helen written by Carol Hughes for Coronet Magazine: "Helen Keller: The Unconquerable"
1947Image 2 > Item No 15 > Folder 7: Writing about Helen Keller: C-General, 1906-1952 > Box 217: Writing about HK: B - C > Series 2: Writing about/by Helen Keller... warrior of some mettle who received this accolade from Mark Twain: “The two most interesting characters of the 19th ... -
Article from the magazine "Coronet" featuring an article and portrait of Helen Keller.
May 1, 1947Image 6 > Item No 11 > Folder 1: Portrait: General 1916-1955 > Box 110: Misc.: Portraits - Religion > Sub Series 6: Select Subjects > Series 1: General Correspondence... H. Rogers raised money for her education. She met Mark Twain, and the moment they clasped hands she felt ... -
Correspondences regarding Coronet Magazine features and copies of "Helen Keller: The Unconquerable"
March 12, 1947Image 9 > Item No 16 > Folder 7: Writing about Helen Keller: C-General, 1906-1952 > Box 217: Writing about HK: B - C > Series 2: Writing about/by Helen Keller... H. Rogers raised money for her education. She met Mark Twain, and the moment they clasped hands she felt ... -
Correspondences regarding Coronet Magazine features and copies of "Helen Keller: The Unconquerable"
March 12, 1947Image 18 > Item No 16 > Folder 7: Writing about Helen Keller: C-General, 1906-1952 > Box 217: Writing about HK: B - C > Series 2: Writing about/by Helen Keller... H. Rogers raised money for her education. She met Mark Twain, and the moment they clasped hands she felt ... -
Selections from "The Portable Woollcott" his relationship with Anne Sullivan Macy.
1946Image 4 > Item No 12 > Folder 9: Woollcott, Alexander > Box 89: Widener - Unknown last name > Sub Series 3: Individuals > Series 1: General Correspondence... comes back to me the familiar picture taken with Mark Twain, Helen listening with her hand upon his lips. ... -
Lions Club News with article concerning Helen Keller's recent check presentation.
April 26, 1947Image 2 > Item No 6 > Folder 13: Awards - Lions International > Box 98: Awards: F - L > Sub Series 5: Commemorations > Series 1: General Correspondence... in his official introduction of Miss Keller stated: “Before Mark Twain died he said that Napoleon and