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The collection consists of manuscripts, notes, correspondence, literary magazines, and bibliography card files which Harold Boner used as resource materials in his teaching.

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Handouts about films shown as part of Buffalo Film Seminars, a course taught in the English Department at the State University of New York at Buffalo, Spring 2000-.

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Correspondence regarding the recruitment of faculty for both short and long term positions in the Department of English.

Abstract Collection of Leslie A. Fiedler, noted author, poet, and literary critic; includes handwritten manuscripts, typed drafts, printed page proofs, galley proofs, and correspondence relating to various books written earlier in his career including The Art of the Essay (1958); No! in Thumder (1960); The Second Stone (1963); The Last Jew in America (1966);...

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Papers of Norman N. Holland, professor of English. Includes documentation on the Faculty 45 protest, Leslie Fiedler arrest, and 1967 Festival of the Arts.

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Professor Bruce Jackson's collection documenting the University of Buffalo campus unrest of 1969 and 1970. Includes minutes, reports, newspapers, student papers on press coverage and community response, WBFO radio reports, television news broadcasts and "UB Disorders" audiotapes.

Abstract Papers of Bruce Jackson, Samuel P. Capen Professor of American Culture and State University of New York Distinguished Professor of English. Included are manuscripts, working copies, drafts, notes, related correspondence, and tape transcripts for three of Jackson's published works: The Negro and His Folklore, Thief's Primer, In the Life; Versions of the Criminal Experience,and Wake Up Dead Man: Hard...

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Papers of Harry Keyishian regarding his employment at the University at Buffalo and his refusal to sign the "Feinberg certificate," an anti-Communist oath.

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Collection includes two book manuscripts, files of two University committees on the Arts, and a restricted file on faculty tenure cases.

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Collection contains correspondence, notes, working papers, and audiotapes from Particularism: An Interdisciplinary Conference.

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This collection consists of materials produced by or related to Ann London Scott. The majority of the documents concern her work in Medieval English literature.

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Papers of George Starbuck regarding his employment at the University at Buffalo and his refusal to sign the "Feinberg certificate," an anti-Communist oath.