Box 19

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Copy of an article that was later published in "L'Intrasigeant", 2 (Jan.5, 1934). Harvey D379.

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Clipping of Ford's article from "L'Intransigeant".

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Proofs of an early volume of poetry. Written under the pseudonym Fenil Haig and dedicated to "Miss Elsie Martindale."

Scope and Contents Manuscript of the first section of the book of verse later published as "The Questions at the Well", signed under the pseudonym Fenil Haif. With some annotations and penciled numbering in the brackets done by publisher. Contents include: "The Questions at the Well"; "The Story of Simon Pierreauford"; "Terra Sperum [also titled "The Song of the Land of Hopes"]; and "Faith and Hope," which is the collective title of the four poems "Faith in the Park," "Faith in the Parlour," "Hope in the...

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Draft of a short critique later printed as program notes for an exhibit of Crawford's paintings held at the Boyer Galleries, Philadelphia, March 10-30, 1937.

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Copy of a synopsis of Ford's novel "The Rash Act."

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Unsigned review of "The Rash Act," published in "The New York Times Book Review", 16-17 (mar. 12, 1933).

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Almost complete manuscript of what was published in 1907 as "An English Girl". With minor corrections throughout. Harvey Ci(6)

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Incomplete dedication "[to] Dr. Michael and Mrs. Eileen Hall Lake," later published in "The Rash Act:. With minor corrections in pencil and three added leaves are a typescript copy of Ford's poem "Champetre".

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Typescript of parts of Ford's book, including Chapter I, titled "A Mecca for Americans" (published as "Compostella Americana"); Chapter III (including some material not published in either the English or American editions); and Chapter IV (original typescript with carbon copy). The unpublished material from Chapter III (pp. 41-44 of the manuscript) deals with the role of the arts in America.