Collection-level Scope and Content Note The H. A. Jules-Bois Papers primarily consist of 1 linear foot manuscripts of poetry and essays by and about H. A. Jules-Bois with a small amount of correspondence and clippings, arranged in 78 folders in 2 boxes. The H. A. Jules-Bois Papers primarily consist of manuscripts of verse and prose by Jules-Bois, most of which are in individual folders arranged by title, first poetry and then essays. The papers also include a small portion of correspondence between Jules-Bois and Jean le Cardinal...

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2 folders of correspondence of H. A. Jules-Bois including correspondence with Jean Cardinal Verdier.

Scope and Contents Note From the Collection: The Robert L. Morris, Jr. Papers comprise an extensive collection of information about alleged spies in the 20th century and the early 21st century collected by Robert L. Morris, who became a CIA officer in 1955. A long series of name files provides information, mostly newspaper clippings, about specific alleged spies, including American, British, Russian, and international spies. Also preserved are numerous photographs of alleged spies. A run of country files provides data on spies in...

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Manuscripts of poems and essays by H. A. Jules-Bois, beginning with poetry and ending with essays and fragments.

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Manuscripts of poems and essays by H. A. Jules-Bois, beginning with poetry and ending with essays and fragments.

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Correspondence from Annie Christitch to Rev. Wilfrid Parsons, S.J. Arranged chronologically from 1925 to 1936.

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2 folders of correspondence of H. A. Jules-Bois including correspondence with Jean Cardinal Verdier.

Scope and Contents Includes invitations to events at other universities and correspondence asking Georgetown alumni to represent the University at them. Present are: a letter from Martin Smith, S.J., May 21, 1932, which describes the celebration of the 350th anniversary of the University in Wurzburg, Germany; notes on the visit of Jean Cardinal Verdier, Archbishop of Paris, to Georgegtown; and "Port Royal College: A Plan for Higher Education during the Depression" sent to President Nevils by organizing...