Collection Dates: 1918 -- 1979
28.5 linear ft.
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Acquisition
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over a period of years by Maureen Cobb Mabbott.
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Biographical
Notes
Scope and Contents
Manuscript Register
Personal
Personal Correspondence
Research Materials (Literary Interests)
Articles
Articles by Thomas O. Mabbott
Edgar Allan Poe
Research Material (Edgar Allan Poe)
Works by Poe
Unpublished Articles on Edgar Allan
Poe
Published Articles on Edgar Allan
Poe
Published Articles on Edgar Allan
Poe by Thomas O. Mabbott
Broadsides
Fifteenth Century Prints
Numismatics
Newspaper Collecting
Maureen Cobb Mabbott Papers
Miscellaneous
Unprocessed Materials
Index
to Correspondence
2001 Addendum
Thomas Ollive Mabbott (1898 -- 1968) was born and raised in New York City. He was a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Columbia University, earning his AB (1920), AM (1921), and PhD (1923) in English. After graduating from Columbia, Mabbott taught English literature and composition at Northwestern University. In 1928, he left Northwestern to teach at Brown. He was there for only one year before accepting a position at Hunter College and moving back to New York City. Mabbott remained at Hunter as a professor of English and research scholar. His work as a teacher is profiled in Patricia Edwards Clyne's article "Thomas O. Mabbott as Teacher" (Books at Iowa 34 (April 1981). Mabbott also provided two essays for Books at Iowa, "Observations on Poets and Poetry" (29) and "The Books in the House of Usher" (34); Maureen Cobb Mabbott contributed "My Last Bookshelf" to issue 38.
TOM, as he was known, was a renowned Milton scholar but also studied Walt Whitman, Thomas Chatterton, and E.C. Pinkney. However, he is best remembered as an expert on Edgar Allan Poe. Mabbott was compiling the complete writings of Poe when he died on May 28, 1968, at the age of sixty-nine. He was survived by his widow, Maureen Cobb Mabbott, and their daughter, Jane Adele.
The papers of Thomas O. Mabbott reflect his scholarship and hobbies. The collection, measuring 27 linear feet, dates from 1918 to 1979, and is arranged in eight series.
The first series consists of nine boxes of personal papers. It includes certificates, diplomas, photographs, and correspondence. Correspondents include Walter R. Benjamin, Clarence S. Brigham, S. Foster Damon, August Derleth, J. Milton French, Clarence Gohdes, Charles F. Heartman, Philip D. Jordan, John W. Ostrom, Mary E. Phillips, Frank L. Pleadwell, Arthur H. Quinn, G.E.B. Saintsbury, Vincent Starrett, William P. Trent, Robert W.G. Vail, and J.H. Whitty.
The second and third series represent Mabbbott's life's work as a scholar. The section titled "Literary Interests" reflects his reading and research subjects. Included here are research notes on authors from William Blake and John Milton to Washington Irving and Mark Twain. There are also copies of articles by TOM and others on a variety of literary topics. The Edgar Allan Poe series is the largest in the collection and documents the main thrust of Mabbott's research career. Nearly 35 boxes of Poe material is gathered here. There are research files relating to specific Poe works, published and unpublished articles about Poe by TOM and others, copies of Poe's writing, and copies of the journals in which Poe's works originally appeared.The Collected Works of Edgar Allan Poe edited by TOM is present in manuscript form, complete with discarded plans, illustrations that were and were not used, page proofs, contracts, and reviews. Some later additions by Burton Pollin round out this series, including a series of scrapbooks apparently compiled by Mabbott and loaned to Pollin. Notes by both men may appear in the scrapbooks.
The next four sections represent TOM's other interests and hobbies. There are three boxes of broadsides and materials relating to 15th century prints. Another three boxes contain certificates, auction catalogs, and articles about his special hobby, numismatics. One more box contains correspondence and published materials relating to his interest in collecting newspapers. The final series is made up of the writings of Maureen Cobb Mabbott and her correspondence.
TOM also bequeathed his collection of books by and about Edgar Allan Poe to the University of Iowa Libraries, and they continue to be a seperately shelved sequence in Special Collections. The collection is particularly rich in appearances of Poe's works in magazines. An endowment accompanied the gift, and the income from this fund has allowed the Libraries to add fine press and other editions of Poe's work as well as books about Poe. In 2003 the collection was greatly enriched with the gift by Burton Pollin of his collection of illustrated Poe -- several hundred books in diverse languages containing illustrated versions of Poe's works. The Mabbott Poe collection can be searched in the Libraries' bibliographic database, InfoHawk. Go to the "expert search" screen and enter "wcl=mpoe and wcl=spec". This will bring up the collection in order by date of publication; that list can be reordered by title, call number, etc.
In 2005 Pollin further enriched the collection with more ephemeral publications containing illustrated Poe; like the earlier gift, much of this was collected in the course of his Images of Poe's works: a comprehensive descriptive catalogue of illustrations (Greenwood Press, 1989). The serial appearances, comic books, posters, etc. that were not appropriately cataloged have been listed.
MANUSCRIPT REGISTER
Box 1
American Literature Group. Correspondence.
American Literature Group of Modern Language Association.
Bibliography. Thomas O. Mabbott.
Biographical Material. TOM.
Certificates and Diplomas.
A.
Ba-Bay.
Be-Bi.
Bl-Bo.
Br-Bu.
Box 2
Ca-Campbell, Carlyle.
Campbell, Killis. (2 folders)
Campbell, Oscar-Chen.
Ches-Chu.
Ci-Cu.
Da-De.
Di-Du.
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Ha-Hi.
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Ma-Me.
Mi-Mit.
Mo-Mu.
Mabbott, T.O.
A-L.
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Z. Unknown.
Mabbott, T.O. to Mabbott, M.C.
1923. January -- February 1924.
March -- May 1924.
July -- December 1924.
1925 -- 1926.
June -- September 1927.
October -- December 1927.
January -- March 1928.
April -- August 1928.
N. O.
Pa-Pe.
Phillips, Mary E. Phillips, William L.-Ple.
Plu-Pr.
Q.
Ra-Ri.
Rob.
Rod-Ry.
Sa-Se.
Sh-Si.
Sk-Stan.
Star-Ston.
Stov-Sz.
Ta.-Treg.
Trent, William P.
Trev-Tu.
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V.
Wa-Whit.
Whitty, J.H. (2 folders)
W i-Wy.
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Unknown.
Estate of TOM
Gifts from TOM.
Historical Dictionary of American English.
Miscellaneous Notes.
Personal. Miscellaneous clippings.
Photographs.
Poetry by TOM.
Poetry Appreciation Club.
Reviews of Works by TOM.
LITERARY INTERESTS
Blake, William.
Bryant, William C.
Byron, George G.
Chatterton, Thomas.
Coleridge, Samuel T. Colton, George H.
Crapsey, Adelaide.
Cunningham, John.
Dermody, Thomas.
Dorr, Thomas W.
Dryden, John.
Fitzgerald, Edward.
Gissing, George R.
Halleck, Fitz-Greene.
Hiller, Robert.
Irving, Washington.
Keats, John and Shelley, Percy B.
Lamb, Charles.
Landon, Letitia.
Lanier, Sidney.
Longfellow, Henry W.
Lord, William W.
Lovecraft, H.P.
Melville, Herman.
Milton, John.
Nack, James.
Oldham, Edward A.
Partridge, Eric.
Peterson, Charles J.
Pinkney, Edward C.
Pleadwell, F.L.
Riley, James W.
Southey, Robert.
Thoreau, Henry D.
Timrod, Henry.
Twain, Mark.
Whipple, E.P.
White, Henry K.
Whitman, Walt.
Wolfe, Thomas.
Wordsword, William.
Adams, Richard P. "Whitman: A Brief Revaluation." Reprinted from Tulane Studies in English 5 (1955).
Baker, Portia. "Walt Whitman and The Atlantic Monthly." Reprinted from American Literature 6:3 (Nov. 1934).
Birss, John Howard. "Whitman on Arnold: An Uncollected Comment." Modern Language Notes (May 1923).
Bopes, Charles Francis. "A Lost Occasional Poem by Sidney Lanier." Reprinted from American Literature 5:3 (Nov. 1933)
Bottkol, Joseph McG. "The Holograph of Milton's Letter to Holstenius."
Carlson, Eric W. "Robert Frost on 'Vocal Imagination, the Merger of Form and Content'." Reprinted from American Literature 33:4 (Jan. 1962).
Carlyle, Thomas. "Unpublished Lectures." May 1941.
Carson, Gerald. "Kindness and Cruelty in Great Britain." Natural History (Dec. 1967).
Claytor, Gertrude. "Edgar Lee Masters in the Chelsea Years." Princeton University Library Chronicle 14:1 (Autumn 1952).
Coad, Oral S. "Whitman vs. Parton." The Journal of the Rutgers University Library 9:1 (Dec. 1940).
Coleman, Mary Haldane. "Whitter on John Randolph of Roanoke." New England Quarterly.
Craigie, W.A. "The Historical Dictionary of American English the American Dialect Dictionary--An Appeal" and "The American Dialect Dictionary--An Appeal."
-----"The Progress of The Historical Dictionary of American English." Reprinted from American Speech 5:4 (April 1930).
Damon, S. Foster. "Some American References to Blake Before 1863." Reprinted from Modern Language Notes 45:6 (Jun. 1930).
Dickens, Charles. "American Notes." The New World 2: 8-9 (Nov. 1842).
"The Eagle to Receive Whitman Bust Funds." Brooklyn Eagle (Mar. 19, 1931).
Fisher, Benjamin F., IV. Swinburne's 'Tristram of Lyonesse' in Process."
Fletcher, Harris. "Milton's 'Vicar of Hell'." Reprinted from The Journal of English and German Philology 47:4 (Oct. 1948).
French, J. Milton. "The Autographs of John Milton." Reprinted from Journal of English Literary History, 4:4 (Dec. 1937).
Gohdes, Clarence. "Wicked Old New York." Reprinted from The Huntington Library Quarterly 29:2 (Feb.1966).
Gulliver, Henry S. "The Poet of the Tontine." Yale Alumni Weekly.
Hall, Mrs. S.C. "Pilgrimages to English Shrines." The Art Journal. "The Hampstead Edition of the Works of John Keats" [prospectus],
"Henry Timrod." The Collector 40:9, whole no. 435 (Jul. 1926).
Herschel, John F.W. and James South. "Observations of the Apparent Distances...;" Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London (Jan. 15, 1824).
Howell, A.C. "A Doctor Looks at Religion." [Reprinted from Lectures in the Humanities, 10th Series, U.U.C. Extension Bulletin, Vol. 34, Nov. 1954]
Huxley, Aldous. "Vulgarity in Literature." Saturday Review of Literature (Sept. 27, 1930).
Ingram, John H. "Chatterton and His Associates." Harper's New Monthly Magazine, [Jul. 1883]
Jillson, Willard Rouse. "The Beauchamp-Sharp Tragedy." Reprinted from Kentucky State Historical Society, 1938.
"Joseph Rodman Drake." Harper'rs New Monthly Magazine, (Jun. 1874)
"The Late N.P. Willis, and Literary Men Forty Years Ago."
Leisy, Ernest E. "The Significance of Recent Scholarship in American Literature." Reprinted from College English 2:2 (Nov. 1940).
Litz, Francis E. "Experiments in Poetry: Father Tabb." Reprinted from Modern Language Notes 69:1 (Jan. 1954).
Lord, W.W. "Constant Angels: A Christmas and Easter Symphony. "
Man: and the Record of His Origin. Henry Nichols and Co., New York, 1880.
Loveman, Samuel. "Thomas Dermody (1775-1802)." A Summer Catalogue..., Bodley Book Shop.
Lydenberg, Harry Miller. Wilberforce Eames As I Recall Him. American Antiquarian Society, 1956.
"Memoirs of the Life and Theatrical Career of James W. Wallace." The Gentleman's Magazine and American Monthly Review 4:1 (Jan. 1839).
Meyerstein, E.H.W. "Song to Chatterton."
Molinoff, Katherine. "Some Notes on Whitman's Family."
"An Unpublished Whitman Manuscript."
"Whitman's Teaching at Smithtown, 1837 -- 1838." "Notes on Malvezzi." [incomplete]
"A Rare Treat for the Bibliophile...' The English Review.
Rede, Kenneth. "A Note on the Author of The Times." Reprinted from American Literature 2:1 (Mar. 1930).
Rosenfeld, Alvin H. (ed) and S. Foster Damon. "The Roll of Fame: A Poem by Thomas Holley Chivers." [Reprinted from] Books at Brown, 1963.
Shockley, Martin Staples. "American Plays in the Richmond Theatre, 1819 -- 1838." Reprinted from Studies in Philoloy 37:1 (Jan. 1940).
and Charles C. Walcutt. "The American Literature Curriculum at the University of Oklahoma." Reprinted from College English 1:8 (May 1940).
"The Proprietors of Richmond's New Theatre of 1819." Reprinted from William and Mary College Quarterly 19:3 (Jul. 1939).
Silver, Rollo G. "Seven Letters of Walt Whitman." Reprinted from American Literature 7:1 (Mar. 1935).
"Thirty-one Letters of Walt Whitman." Reprinted from American Literature 8:4 (Jan. 1937).
"Whitman and Dickens." Reprinted from American Literature 5:4 (Jan. 1934).
"Whitman Interviews Himself." Reprinted from American Literature 10:1 (Mar. 1938).
"Whitman's Earliest Signed Prose: A Correction." Reprinted from American Literature 9:4 (Jan. 1938).
Smith, C. Alphonso. Literary Contrasts. [prospectus]
Smith, Garnet. "Charles Baudelaire." The Gentleman's Magazine, Feb. 1888.
Sypher, Wylie. "Chatterton's 'African Eclogues' and the Deluge."
Taylor, Donald S. "The Authenticity of Chatterton's Miscellanies in Prose and Verse." [Reprinted from] Papers of The Bibliographical Society of America 55: Fourth Quarter (1961).
"----- Chatterton: The Problem of Rowley Chronology and Its Implications." Reprinted from Philological Quarterly 46:2 (Apr. 1967).
Taylor,Robert D. "The Winter of the Year." The Boston Herald, Feb. 5, 1963.
W., D. "Chatterton, Thomas (1752 -- 1770)."
Waldman, Milton. "Americana." The London Mercury, [Apr. 1924]
Walt Whitman Review 10:4 (Dec. 1964).
Warfel, Harry R. "'Kentucky'-Walt Whitman's Uncompleted Poem." University of Kentucky Library Associates, no. 8, 1960.
Wauchope, George A. "Henry Timrod: Man and Poet." Bulletin of the University of South Carolina, no. 41, pt. 4, Apr. 1915.
Wegelin, Oscar. Bibliography of William Gilmore Simms. The Book Farm, Hattiesburg, Miss., 1941.
Wetzel, George. "A Lovecraft Randomonium." Destiny, no. 6, Winter 1951 -- Spring 1952.
Box 12
"Whittier to John Bright." New England Quarterly.
Williams, Stanley T. "Spanish Influences on the Fiction of William Gilmore Simms." Varia 21 (1953).
Willis, N.P. "Introductory Remarks to Pinkney's Poems." The Mirror Library, The Rococo, no. 2.
Wilson, Daniel. Chatterton: A Biographical Study. Review: "The Story of Thomas Chatterton." Appleton's Journal of Popular Literature, Science, and Art (Aug. 27, 1870).
Wilson, F.P. "The Proverbial Wisdom of Shakespeare." Modern Humanities Research Association, 1961.
Wilson, James G. "The Author of 'The American Flag'". The Century Magazine, [Jul. 1910]
Wroth, Lawrence C. "Tobacco or Codfish: Lord Baltimore Makes His Choice." New York Public Library, 1954.
Zorn, Ray H. "About the Collecting of Lovecraft."
Zunder, Theodore A. "Whitman Interviews Barnum." Modern Language Notes (Jan. 1933).
Articles by Thomas O. Mabbott:
Mabbott, Thomas O. "'Arcturus' and Keats: An Early Publication of Keat's 'La Belle Dame Sans Merci'." Reprinted from American Literature 2:4 (Jan. 1931).
"Assonance and Slant Rhyme." News Letter (Oct. 1943).
"'Bounce to Fob' by Swift and Pope." Notes and Queries (Oct. 1955).
"Bryant's 'Thanatopsis,' Line 51." The Explicator 11:3 (Dec. 1952).
and Philip D. Jordan. "A Catalogue of Illinois Newspapers in the New York Historical Society." Reprinted from Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society 24:2 (Jul. 1931).
J.M.French, and Maurice Kelley. "The Columbia 'Milton'." Reprinted from Notes and Queries (Jul. 13, 1940).
"Dear Editor: Speaking of Assonance ....": NewsLetter (Nov. 1943).
"Dear Penn: ...."
"Emerson's Rhymes." Word Study 20:4 (Apr.1945).
"Farleys' Privately Rouletted." [Jan.11, 1941].
and J.M.French. "First Supplement to the Columbia 'Milton'." Reprinted from Notes and Queries (Nov. 4, 1939).
"Freneau's 'On a Honey Bee Drinking' &c."
"Grammar Not Purely Reasonable." NewsLetter (Nov.1946).
and J.M.French. "'The Grand Case of Conscience' wrongly attributed to Milton." Notes and Queries (Nov. 20, 1943).
"Hail Columbia's' Merit." [New York Herald Tribune (July 22, 1926).]
"Haydon's Letter Arranging for Keats to Meet Wordsworth." [London Notes and Queries (May 10, 1941).]
"John Donne and Valeriano." Modern Language Notes (May 1945).
"Kilmer and Chivers." [New York Times (May 30, 1933)]
"Kirke White's Introduction to His Poem on 'Time'." Notes and Queries 191:9 (Nov.2, 1946).
"Letters to Henry Kirke White." Notes and Queries (Nov.16, 1946).
"Mark Twain's Artillery." Reprinted from The Missouri Historical Review 25:l (Oct. 1930).
"Member of the English Department Reviews Last Issue of 'Sepiad' for This Year." Pembroke College, The Record (May 22, 1929).
"Milton's Books: To The Editor of the Times." Times Literary Supplement.
"Milton's Letters: To The Editor of the Times." Times Literary Supplement (Feb. 16, 1928).
"Mrs. Browning's Possible Reminiscence of Dermody." Reprinted from Notes and Queries (Oct. 21, 1939). --
"More American References to Blake Before 1863." Modern Language Notes (Feb. 1932).
"A New Poem by Thomas Chatterton." Reprinted from Modern Language Notes 39:4 (Apr. 1924).
"A Newly Found American Translation of Balzac."
"Notes on Chatterton." Reprinted from Notes and Queries (Jan. 6, 1940).
"On an Oath of Allegiance." The Eleusis of Chi Omega, [Nov. 1936]
"On Lucretius 1.50." The Classical Weekly 14:17, whole no. 386 (Mar. 7, 1921).
"The Orient and Paris." [Word Study 20:2 (Dec. 1944).]
"The Origin of Pierre Loti's Name 'Rarahu'." Modern Language Notes (Apr.1946).
"A Poem by Henry Kirke White." Reprinted from Notes and Queries (Sept. 7, 1940).
"Poet's Gold." [Hunter Bulletin, faculty issue, Vol.18 (Mar. 30, 1931).]
and Philip D. Jordan. "The Prairie Chicken (notes on Lincoln and Mrs. Kirkland)." Reprinted from The Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society 25:3 (Oct.1932).
"Rachel's Debut." [New York Herald (Sept. 21, 1921).]
"Richard Penn Smith's Tragedy of 'Caius Marius'." Reprinted from American Literature 2:2 (May 1930).
"Simonide Epigram." Notes and Queries (Sept. 11, 1943).
"Some Account of Sojourner Truth." The American Collector, (forward only).
"Some Letters of Henry Timrod." The American Collector 3:5 (Feb.1927).
"A Tale by Gissing Identified." (July 7, 1932).
"The Text of the English Xylographic Poem on the Seven Virtues." Modern Language Notes (Dec.1950).
"Thomas Dermody (1775-1802): Another Letter." Reprinted from Notes and Queries (Oct. 7, 1939).
"Two Chapbooks printed by Andrew Stevart." The American Book Collector (May-June, 1933).
"An Uncollected Poem by Henry Kirke White." Notes and Queries (Jan. 13, 1945).
"W.P.Mulchinock, Correspondent of Emerson." Notes and Queries (Sep. 11, 1943).
"'Wall-Paper' Newsprints During the Civil War." [World Telegram, (Jan. 21, 1932).]
"Walt Whitman and Catullus." Notes and Queries (Nov. 10, 1951).
"Walt Whitman and The Aristidean." The American Mercury 2:6 (Jun. 1924).
"Walt Whitman Edits the Sunday Times (July, 1842-July,1843). Reprinted from American Literature 39:l (Mar. 1967).
and Rollo G. Silver. "Walt Whitman's " Tis But Ten Year Since'." Reprinted fromAmerican Literature 15:l (Mar. 1943).
"'Whitman's Lines on Duluth." Reprinted from American Literature 3:3 (Nov. 1931).
"Whitman's Song of Myself." The Explicator 11:5, (Mar. 1953).
"Whitman's Song of Myself, XXIV, 19." The Explicator (Apr. 1947).
and Rollo G. Silver. "William Winter's Serious Parody of Walt Whitman." American Literature 5:l (Mar. 1933).
Works Reviewed by Thomas O. Mabbott:
Allen, Gay Wilson and Sculley Bradley (eds-). The Writings of Walt Whitman. [Reviewed in American Literature (Mar.1962).]
Blodgett, Harold W. and Schulley Bradley (eds.). Walt Whitman's Leaves of Grass. Comprehensive Reader's Edition. [Reviewed in Walt Whitman Review 11:2 (June 1965).]
Cooper, James Fenimore. Gleanings in Europe. [Reviewed in The Living Age (Nov.1928).]
Dane, G. Ezra(ed.). Letters from the Sandwich Islands, Written for the Sacramento Union by Mark Twain. [Reviewed in The Commonweal (Sept. 2, 1938).]
Graham, Philip. The Life and Poems of Mirabeau B. Lamar. [Reviewed in The Commonweal (Sept. 30, 1938).]
Herold, Amos L. James Kirk Paulding, Versatile American. [Reviewed in Modern Language Notes (Nov.1928).]
Orb, Clay. The Man in the Moon is Talking. [Reviewed in Hunter Bulletin (Dec.10, 1964).]
Schreiber, W.L. Handbuch der Holz-and Metalschnitte des XV Jahrhunderts. [Reviewed in The Saturday Review of Literature (Nov. 22, 1930).]
Tillyard, E.M.W. The Miltonic Setting. [Reviewed in The Commonweal (Jun. 10, 1938).]
Wescott, Mary and Allene Ramage. A Checklist of United States Newspapers . . . in the General Library. [Reviewed in American Literature 5:l (Mar. 1933).]
Barcus, Annie E. "Tentative Notes on the Life and Writings of Frances Sargent Osgood." May 1931.
Bibliographies.
Bibliographies -- Poe's Tales.
Biographical Material.
Booksellers.
Chivers, Thomas Holley -- Articles.
Clemm, Mrs. and Virginia.
Clippings. (2 folders)
Clippings.
Coronet Instructional Film, 1956. Script.
Correspondence. Copies of Poe letters.
Correspondence. Copies of Poe letters and notes by TOM.
Edgar Allan Poe Society.
English, Thomas Dunn.
Eveleth, George W.
Griswold Collection. Copies of correspondence.
Ingram, J. H. Copies of correspondence.
Koester collection. Copies of Poe manuscripts.
Manuscript Locations/Holdings of Poe.
Materials wrongly Ascribed to Edgar Allan Poe. With notes by TOM.
Material wrongly Ascribed to Edgar Allan Poe. With Notes by TOM.
Miscellaneous notes.
Notes and Comparisons of Poe Texts.
Obituary. New York Tribune, Oct. 9, 1849.
Osgood, Frances Sargent.
Paterson, Robert Hunter. Manuscript Notes.
Poe, Rosalie.
Poe, William Henry Leonard.
Poe Addenda by TOM.
Box 15a
Scrapbooks. Gift of Burton Pollin. These scrapbooks contain photocopies of research materials, with notes by both Mabbott and Pollin.
Hull, William Doyle II. A Canon of the Critical Works of Edgar Allan Poe With a Study of Poe as Editor and Reviewer. Dissertation, University Virginia, 1941. 3 volumes. Shelved at ?
Aristidean
Book Reviews,Essays, and News Articles
Broadway Journal
Living Writers and Literary America
Poe's Contribution to Works on Natural History
Poe's Lectures
Prefaces and Related Items
Saturday Museum
Secret Writing
Shew, Mary Louise.
Thomas, [Calvin] F . S .
Trent, William Peterfield. Notes on Poe.(2 folders)
Unger, R.D.
Valentine, Edward V. Correspondence.
Weber, Carl Maria von. Der Freischuss, [1913]
Whitman, Sarah Helen.
Whitty, James H.
Willis, N.P.
Works by Edgar Allan Poe -- with Notes:
"Al Aaraaf." Poem.
"Alone." Poem.
"Angel of the Odd." Tale.
"Annabel Lee." Poem.
"The Assignation." Tale.
"The Balloon Hoax." Tale.
"The Bargain Lost." Tale.
"Bells." Poem.
"Beloved Physician." Poem.
"Berenice." Tale.
"The Black Cat." Tale.
"Bon Bon." Tale.
"Bridal Ballad." Poem.
"The Business Man." Tale.
"The Cask of an Amontillado." Tale.
"The City in the Sea." Poem.
"The Coliseum." Poem.
"The Colloquy of Monos and Una." Tale.
"The Conqueror Worm." Poem.
"The Conversation of Eiros and Charmion." Tale.
"A Descent into the Maelstorm." Tale.
"The Devil in the Belfry." Tale.
"Diddling." Tale.
"Dirge." ["Lenore"] Poem.
"The Divine Right of Kings." Poem.
Doings of Gotham. Sketch.
"The Domain of Arnheim." Tale.
"A Dream." Tale.
"Dream-land." Poem.
"A Dream Within a Dream." Poem.
"The Duc de 1'Omelette." Tale.
"Eldorado." Poem.
"Eleonora." Tale.
"Elizabeth." ["Rebecca"] Poem.
"The Elk." Tale.
"Enigma." Poem.
"Epimanes." Tale.
"Eulalie." Poem.
"Eureka." Poem.
"The Facts in the Case of M. Valdemar." Tale.
"Fairyland." Poem.
"Fall of the House of Usher." Tale.
"Fanny." Poem.
"Flag of Our Union." Tale.
"The Folio Club." Tale.
"For Annie." Poem.
"Four Beasts in One." Poem.
[Fragment of a campaign Song] Poem.
"The Gold Bug." Tale.
"The Haunted Palace." Poem.
"Hop-Frog." Tale.
"House Furniture." Article.
"How to Write a Blackwood Article." Tale.
"The Imp of the Perverse." Tale.
"Impromptu. To Kate Carol." Poem.
"Irene, the Dead." ["Irene"] Poem.
"The Island of the Fay." Tale.
"Israfel." Poem.
"King Pest." Tale.
"Landor's Cottage." Tale.
"The Landscape Garden." Tale.
"Lenore." Poem.
"The Light-House." Tale.
"Ligeia." Tale.
"Lines after Elizabeth Barrett." Poem.
"Lines on Ale." Poem.
"Lines Written in an Album." ["To Frances S. Osgood"] Poem.
"Lionizing." Tale.
"The Literary Life Of Thingum Bob." Tale.
"Loss of Breath." Tale.
"The Man of the Crowd." Tale.
"The Man That Was Used Up." Tale.
"MS. Found in a Bottle." Tale.
"The Masque of the Red Death." Tale.
"Mellonta Tauta." Tale.
"Mem: for Philadelphia." Article.
"Mesmeric Revelation." Tale.
"Metzengersteint "Tale.
"Monody on Dr. Olmsted." Poem.
"Morella." Tale.
"The Murders in The Rue Morgue." Tale.
"The Mystery of Marie Roget." Tale.
"Mystification." Tale.
"The Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym." Tale.
"Never Bet The Devil Your Head." Tale.
"The Oblong Box." Tale.
"Original Marginalia." Article.
"The Oval Portrait." Tale.
"Phantasy-Pieces." Tale.
"Philosophy of Furniture." Sketch.
"Pinakidia." Article.
"Pinakidia." and "Marginalia." Articles.
"The Pit and The Pendulum." Tale.
"Politian." Play.
"The Power of Words." Sketch.
"A Prediction." Tale.
"The Premature Burial." Tale.
"The Purloined Letter." Tale.
"The Rationale of Verse." Article.
"The Raven." Poem.
"Romance." Poem.
"Serenade." Poem.
"Shadow -- A Parable." Tale.
"Silence." Poem.
"Silence -- A Fable." Tale.
"The Sleeper." Poem.
"Some Secrets of the Magazine Prison-House." Tale.
"Some Words With a Mummy." Tale.
"Song." Poem.
"Song of the Newly-Wedded." ["Bridal Ballad"] Poem.
"Sonnet." ["An Enigma"] Poem.
"Sonnet -- Silence." Poem.
"Sonnet to My Mother." [''To My Mother"] Poem.
"Sonnet -- To Science." Poem.
"Sonnet to Zante." ["To Zante"] Poem.
"The Spectacles." Tale.
"The Sphinx." Tale.
"Spirits of the Dead." Poem.
"Spiritual Song." Poem.
"Stanzas." Poem.
"The Swiss Bell-Ringers." Tale.
"The System of Doctor Tarr and Professor Fether." Tale.
"A Tale of Jerusalem." Tale.
"A Tale of the Ragged Mountains." Tale.
"Tales of the Grotesque and Arabesque." Tale.
"Tamerlane." Poem.
"The Tell-Tale Heart." Tale.
"Thou Art The Man." Tale.
"The Thousand-and-Second Tale of Scheherazade." Tale.
"Three Sundays in a Week." Tale.
"To -- " Poem.
"To -- " ["To Frances S. Osgood"] Poem.
"To -- " ["To Frances S. Osgood"] Poem.
"To -- " ["To Helen"] Poem.
"To -- " ["To Violet Vane"] Poem.
"To Elizabeth." ["To Frances S. Osgood"] Poem.
"To Helen." Poem.
"To Ianthe in Heaven." I"To One in Paradise"I Poem.
"To Isadore." Poem.
"To Marie Louise Shew." Poem.
"'To Mary." Poem.
"To Mary." ["To Frances S. Osgood"] Poem.
"To Miss Louise Olivia Hunter." Poem.
"To One Departed." ["To Frances S. Osgood"] Poem.
"To One in Paradise." Poem.
"To the River." Poem.
"To Zante." Poem.
"Ulalume." Poem.
"A Valentine." Poem.
"The Valley of Unrest." Poem.
"A Vision/Three Visions." Tale.
"The Visionary." Tale.
"Von Kempelen and His Discovery." Tale.
"Why the Little Frenchman Wears His Hand in a Sling." Tale.
"William Wilson." Tale.
"X-ing a Paragrab." Tale.
Box 21
Unpublished Articles on Edgar Allan Poe
Allen, Harvey. "Israfel -- The Life and Times of Edgar Allan Poe." [Review by] M.E.Phillips, 1926.Bowen, Walte- G. "A Reviewer Reviewed."
Fisher, Benjamin Franklin, IV. "How to Write a Blackwood Article..."
Hewett, John H. "Al Aaraaf, Tamerlane, and Minor Poems."
Holt, Palmer C. "Poe -- American Classisist."
"Ula-lume, Body and Soul."
Oliver, Eleanor. "Poe and Mrs. Browning." Thesis, Oct.1926.
Paterson, Robert Hunter. "Poe's Good Angel Marie Louise Shew."
"Some Influences of the King James Version of the Bible and the Book of Common Prayer on the Writings of Edgar Allan Poe."
Pierce, Eleanor G. "Do You Remember 'Ben Bolt'?"
Rede, Kenneth. "A Census of First Editions and Source Materials by or Relating to Edgar Allan Poe in American Public and Private Collections."
Reilly, John E. "The Legendary Image of Poe."
Snyder, Lulu Nelson. "A Study of Edgar Allan Poe's Fall of the House of Usher." Thesis, 1925.
Vierra, Clifford C. (pseud. C.V. Carley). "Poe's 'Oblong Box': The Lid Is Off."
[Webbrip?], Howard W. "A Further Note on the Dickens-Poe Relationship."
Published Articles on Edgar Allan Poe
A., E.C. "Unpublished Poe Letter." The Collector 58:7, whole no. 643 (Nov. 1945).Abel, Darrel. "A Key to the House of Usher." University of Toronto Quarterly 18 (Jan. 1949).
Adler, Jacob H. "Are There Flaws in 'The Cask of Amontillado'?" Notes and Queries (Jan. 1954).
Alfriend, Edward M. "Unpublished Recollections of Edgar Allan Poe."
Alterton, Margaret. "An Additional Source for Poe's 'The Pit and the Pendulum'." Modern Language Notes 48:6 (Jun. 1933).
"Another New Poem by Edgar A. Poe." The Mirror (May 2, 1874).
"As an Addendum to the Papers of Edgar Poe ...." The Mirror (March 7, 1874).
Austin, Henry. "Pioneers of American Literature: Edgar Allan Poe." The Peterson Magazine 7:3, new series (Mar. 1897).
"Poe as a Plagiarist and His Debt to Macaulay." Literature (Aug.4, 1899).
"The Author of the 'Raven' as a Lecturer." The Mirror (June 6, 1874).
Bacheller, Morris. "Edgar Allan Poe, the Most Original Genius of American Literature." Munsey's Magazine (Jan. 1909).
Ballou, Ellen B. "The Artist and the Admiral." The New England Galaxy 4:3 (Winter 1963).
Bailey, J.O. "Poe 's 'Palaestine'." Reprinted from American Literature 13:l (Mar. 1941).
"Sources for Poe's Arthur Gordon Pym, 'Hans Pfaal', and Other Pieces." Reprinted from Publications of the Modern Language Association of America 57:2 (Jun. 1942).
"What Happens in 'The Fall of the House of Usher'?" Reprinted from American Literature 35:4 (Jan. 1964).
Bandy, William T. "An Imaginary of Poe." Revue de Litterature Comparee. (Extrait).
"The Influence and Reputation of Edgar Allan Poe in Europe."
"A New Light on a Source of Poe's 'A Descent Into the Maelstrom'." Reprinted from American Literature 24:4 (Jan. 1953).
"New Light on Baudelaire and Poe." Yale French Studies.
"Notes, Documents, and Critical Comment - Who Was Monsieur Dupin." [Publications of the Modern Language Association of America 79 (Sep. 1964)]
"Poe's Secret Translator: Amedee Pichot." Reprinted from Modern Language Notes 79:3 (May 1964).
"Poe's Solution of the 'Frailey Land Office Cipher'." [Reprinted from Publications of the Modern Language Association of America 68:5 (Dec. 1953).]
"A Tentative Checklist of Translations of Poe's Works."
"Were the Russians the first to Translate Poe?" Reprinted from American Literature 31:4 (Jan. 1960).
"Who was Monsieur Dupin?" [Reprinted from Publications of the Modern Language Association of America 79:4, pt.l (Sept. 1964).]
Bardi, Maria Grazia. "Le Poesie di E.A. Poe." Anglistica 26:3 (1983).
Barzun, Jacques. "A Note on the Inadequacy of Poe as a Proofreader and of His Editors as French Scholars." The Romantic Review 61:l (Feb. 1970).
Basler, Roy P. "Byronism in Poe's 'To One in Paradise'." [Reprinted from American Literature 9:2 (May 1937).]
"The Interpretation of' Ligeia'." [Reprinted from College English 5:7 (Apr. 1944).]
"Poe's 'Ligeia'." [Publication of the Modern Language Association of America (Dec. 1962).]
Baskett, Sam S. "A Damsel with a Dulcimer: An Interpretation of Poe's 'Eleanora'." Modern Language Notes 73 (May 1958).
Beecher, John Preston. "About New York with Poe." The Curio 1:5-6 (Jan -- Feb. 1888).
Benton, Richard P. "Is Poe's 'The Assignation' a Hoax?" [Reprinted from Nineteenth Century Fiction (Sept. 1963).]
"'The Mystery of Marie Roget' - A Defense." [Studies in Short Fiction 6 (Winter 1969).]
"Platonic Allegory in Poe's 'Eleonora'." [Reprinted from Nineteenth Century Fiction (Dec. 1967).]
(Bird, F.Ml. "Poe, Edgar Allan." [Chambers' Encyclopedeia 8 (1891).]
Blair, Walter. "Poe's Conception of Incident and Tone in the Tale." [Reprinted from Modern Philology 41:4 (May 1944).]
Blake, Warren Barton. "Commemorations of Edgar Allan Poe." The Dial 47:557 (Sept. 1, 1909).
"Edgar Allan Poe: A Centenary Outlook." The Dial (Feb. 16, 1909).
Bledsoe, Thomas F. "On Poe's 'Valley of Unrest'." Modern Language Notes (Feb. 1946).
Boll, Ernest. "The Manuscript of 'The Murders in the Rue Morgue' and Poe's Revisions." Modern Philology [40] (May 1943).
Bolton, Reginald Pelham. "The Poe Cottage at Fordham." Transactioiof the Bronx Society of Arts, Sciences, and History 1:5.
Boner, John 11. "Poe's Cottage at Fordham." [The Grolier Club, Nov. 1889]
Book News Monthly 25:12 (Aug. 1907).Braddy, Haldeen. "Poe's Flight from Reality." [Reprinted from The University of Texas Studies in Literature and Languages 1 (1959).]
Bragg, Clara W. Edgar Allan Poe (1809 - 1849). Columbia University Library, New York, Jan. 9, 1909.
Brigham, Clarence S. "Edgar Allan Poe's Contributions to Alexander's Weekly Messenger." [Reprinted from The Proceedings of the American Antiquarian Society, 1943.]
"Poe's 'Balloon Hoax'."
Burton's Gentlemen's Magazine, and American Monthly Review, May, 1839.
Burwell, William H. "Edgar Allan Poe and His College Contemporaries" Alumni Bulletin University of Virginia 16:2 (Apr. 1923).
Cairns, William B. "Some Notes on Poe's 'Al Aaraaf'." [Reprinted from Modern Philology 13:1 (May 1915).]
Cambiaire, C.P. "The Influence of Edgar Allen Poe in France." [Reprinted from The Romantic Review 17:4 (Oct -- Dec. 1926).]
Campbell, Killis. "A Bit of Chiversian Mystification." [Reprinted from The University of Texas Studies in English 10 (1930).]
"Contemporary Opinion of Poe." [Reprinted from Publication of the Modern Language Association of America 36:2 (1921).]
"Gleanings in the Bibliography of Poe." Modern Language Notes (1917).
"Marginalia on Longfellow, Lowell, and Poe." Modern Language Notes 42:8 (Dec. 1927).
"Miscellaneous Notes on Poe." [Reprinted from Modern Language Notes (1913).]
"Poe and the 'Southern Literary Messenger' in 1837." The Nation (July 1, 1909).
"The Poe Canon." [Reprinted from Publications of the Modern Language Association of America 27:3 (1912).]
"The Poe-Griswold Controversy." [Reprinted from Publications of the Modern Language Association of America 34:3 (1919).]
"Poe In Relation to His Times." [Reprinted from Studies in Philology 20:3 (July 1923).]
"Poe's Knowledge of the Bible." Studies in Philology 27:3 (July1930).
"Poe's Reading." [Reprinted from The University of Texas Studies in English 5 (1925).]
"Recent Books about Poe."[ Reprinted from Studies in Philology 24:3 (July 1927).]
"Some Unpublished Documents Relating to Poe's Early Years." [Reprinted from The Sewanee Review (April 1912).]
Carlson, Eric w. "The Range of Symbolism in Poetry." [Reprinted from South Atlantic Quarterly 48:3 (July 1949).].
Carter, Boyd. "Poe's Debt to Charles Brockden Brown." [Reprinted from Prairie Schooner 27: 2 (Summer 1953).]
Cary, Richard. "'The Masque of the Red Death' Again." Nineteenth Century Fiction l7 (June1962).
Charvat, William A. "A Note on Poe's 'Tales of the Grotesque and Arabesque.'" Publisher's Weekly, (Nov. 23, 1946).
Chase, Lewis. "A New Poe Letter." [Reprinted from American Literature 6:1 (Mar. 1934).]
.Chatto and Windus Edition of Edgar Allan Poe. The Mirror (Sept. 5, 1874).
Cherry, Fannye N. "The Source of Poe's 'Three Sundays in a Week'." American Literature, [Nov.1930]
Clark, David L. "The Sources of Poe's 'The Pit and the Pendulum'." Modern Language Notes 46:6 (June 1929).
Clough, Wilson O. "Poe's 'The City in the Sea' Revisited."
"The Use of Color Words by Edgar Allan Poe." [Reprinted from Publications of the Modern Language Association of America 45:2 (June 1930).]
Clyne, Patricia E. "The Murders of Mary Rogers." On the Sound 3:11 (Nov. 1973).
Coad, Oral S. "The Meaning of Poe's 'Eldorado'." Modern Language Notes (Jan. 1944).
Cobb, Palmer. "Influence of Hoffman on the Tales of Poe." [incomplete]
Cody, Sherwin. "Poe's Contribution to American Literary History." The Dial (Sept. 16, 1903).
Colton, Cullen B. "George Hooker Colton and the Publication of' The Raven'." [Reprinted from American Literature 10:3 (Nov. 1938).]
"Concerning Poe in France." The Bookman 17:1.
"Correspondence of R.W.Griswold." The Boston Public Library Quarterly 1:1 (July 1949).
"A Correspondent Writes ...." The Mirror (June 20, 1874).
"The Critical Characteristics of Edgar Allan Poe." The Book-Lover.
Dameron, J. Lasley and Irby B. Cauthen, Jr. [ed]. Edgar Allan Poe: A Bibliography of Criticism 1827 -- 1967. [Review by: Burton R. Pollin, English Studies 56:5 (Oct. 1975). (offprint)]
Daughrity, Kenneth LeRoy. "Notes: Poe and Blackwood's." [Reprinted from American Literature 2:3 (Nov. 1930).]
Davis, Richard B. "Moncure D. Conway Looks at Edgar Poe -Through Dr. Griswold." [Reprinted from The Mississippi Quarterly 18:l (Winter 1964-1965).]
"Poe and William Wirt." [Reprinted from : American Literature 16:3 (Nov. 1944).]
Dedmond, Francis B. "'Cask of Amontillado' and the War of the Literate." [Reprinted from Modern Language Quarterly 15:2 (June 1954).]
"Edgar Allan Poe's Works Published in British Isles: A Check-List." Bulletin of Bibliography and Dramatic Index 21:l (May-Aug. 1953).
Defalco, Joseph M. "The Source of Terror in Poe's 'Shadow -A Parable'." Studies in Short Fiction 16 (Fall 1969).
Didier, Eugene L. "Poe's Female Friends."
Diskin, Patrick. "Poe, Le Fanu and the Sealed Room Mystery." Notes and Queries (Sept. 1966).Doherty, Edward. "'The Spectacles': The Lost Short Story by Edgar Allan Poe." Liberty (Sept. 24, 1938).
Douglas, Norman. "Edgar Allan Poe." Edgar A. Poe's Addenda to His 'Eureka', with comments. Methodist Review (Jan. 1896).
"Edgar Allan Poe."
"Edgar Allan Poe." Cape Monthly Magazine 2:11 (May, 1871).
"Edgar Allan Poe." Eliza Cook's Journal. [May 15, 1852].
"Edgar Allan Poe." Harper's New Monthly Magazine [1872].
"Edgar Allan Poe." The Leisure Hour (Aug. 1, 1854).
"Edgar Allan Poe." The National Magazine (Mar. 1853).
"Edgar Allan Poe." The Nineteenth Century (Apr. 1923).
"Edgar Allan Poe." Once a Week (Nov. 4 and Nov. 18, 1871).
"Edgar Allan Poe." [Review of 'Israfel: The Life and Times of Edgar Allan Poe, by Hervey Allen (and) The Works od Edgar Allan Poe. The Times Literary Supplement (May, 5, 1972).
"Edgar Allan Poe." [Scribner's Monthly (May 1880).]
"Edgar Allan Poe upon Petrarch." The Mirror (Sept.5, 1874).
Edgar Allan Poe, The Virginia Edition. [prospectus]
"1836." The Quarto Extra, to accompany no.19, Oct. 1949.
Eliot, T.S. "From Poe to Valery." [Reprinted from The Hudson Review 2:3 (Autumn 1949).]
Englekirk, John C. "My Nightmare. The Last Tale by Poe." [Reprinted from Publications of the Modern Language Association of America 52:2 (June 1937).]
"'The Raven' in Spanish America." [Reprinted from The Spanish Review l:2 (Nov. 1934).]
English, Thomas D. "Reminiscences of Poe." The Independent.
Engstrom, Alfred G. "Chateaubriand's Itineraire de Paris a Jerusalem and Poe's 'The Assignation'." Modern Language Notes (Nov. 1954).
"Poe, Leconte de Lisle, and Izara's Formula for Poetry." Modern Language Notes 73 (June 1958).
Escott, 'I'.H.S. "New World Muses and Old World Helicons." [Cosmopolis (Jan. 1897).]
Evans, May G. "Poe in Amity Street." [Reprinted from The Maryland Historical Magazine 36:2 (Dec. 1941).]
Fagin, N. Bryllion. "Edgar Allan Poe." [Reprinted from The South Atlantic Quarterly 51:2 (Apr. 1952).]
"Poe -- Drama Critic." [Reprinted from The Theatre Annual (1946).]
Falk, Doris V. "Thomas Low Nichols, Poe, and the 'Balloon Hoax'." [Poe Studies 5:2 (Dec. 1972).]
"A Famous Poem." The Mirror (May 16, 1874).
Felheim, Marvin, Sam Moon, and Donald Pearce. "'The Cask of Amontillado'." Notes and Queries (Oct. 1954).
Fisher, Benjamin F., IV. "Blackwood Articles a la Poe: How to Make a False Start Pay." Revue des Langues Vivantes 'Tijdschrift voor Levende Talen 39:5 (1973).
"Poe, Blackwood's, and 'The Murder in the Rue Morgue'." American Notes and Queries (Mar. 1974).
"Poe in the Seventies: The Poet Among the Critics." The Mystery and Detection Annual (1973).
"Poe the Craftsman: The Changing Fiction." The Library Chronicle 41:1, (Spring 1976).
"Poe's 'Metzengerstein': Not a Hoax." American Literature [42 (Jan. 1971).]
"To 'The Assignation' from 'The Visionary' and Poe's Decade of Revising." The Library Chronicle 39:2 (Spring 1973).
Flexner, James T. "The Amazing William Williams: Painter, Teacher, Musician, Stage Designer, Castaway." [The American Magazine of Art (Nov. 1944).]
Fontainas, Andre". "Ce Qu' ont pense d' Edgar Allan Poe ses Contemporains." Mercure de France l:15 (1931).
Foote, Dorothy N. "'The Cask of Amontillado'."
Forclaz, Roger. Le Monde d'Edgar Poe, [Review by:] Burton R. Pollin. English Studies 57:2 (Apr. 1976). [offprint]
Forsythe, Robert S. "Poe's 'Nevermore' - A Note." [Reprinted from American Literature 7:4 (Jan. 1936).]
Fossum, Robert H. "Poe's 'The Cask of Amontillado'."
"Fourierism and the Socialists." [The Dial 31 (July 1842).]
Francon, Marcel. "Poe et Baudelaire." Publications of the Modern Language Association of America 60:3 (Sept. 1945).
Frank, Michael. "Underestimate Poe's Legacy? Nevermore." The New York Times 19 March 1999:B36.
French, John C. "In His Own Country."
"The Maryland Scene and Poe's Eleanora." [Reprinted from Maryland Historical Magazine 50 (Mar. 1955).]
"Poe and the Baltimore Saturday Visitor." Modern Language Notes 33:5 (May 1918).
"T.S.Arthur: An Unexpected Champion of Poe." [Reprinted from Tennessee Studies in Literature 5 (1960).]
Gargano, James W. "The Theme of Time in 'The Tell-Tale Heart'." Studies in Short Fiction (Summer 1968).
Gerber, Gerald E. "Additional Sources for 'The Masque of the Red Death."' [Reprinted from American Literature 37:1 (Mar. 1965).]
"Milton and Poe's 'Modern Woman'." Poe Newsletter 3:2 (Dec. 1970).
"Poe's Odd Angel. Nineteenth-Century Fiction.
Gimbel, Col. Richard. "Quoth the Raven: A Catalogue of the Exhibition." The Yale University Library Gazette 33:4 (Apr. 1959).
Goldberg, Isaac. "Poe and Mencken." The Stratford Monthly l:2, new series (May 1924).
Gordon, John D. Edgar Allan Poe... The New York Public Library, New York, 1949.Gosse, Edmund. "The Centenary of Edgar Allan Poe." The Contemporary Review 95:l7.
Gravely, William., Jr. "An Incipient Libel Suit Involving Poe." [Reprinted from Modern Language Notes 60:5 (May 1945).]
Graves, Charles M. "Landmarks of Poe in Richmond." The Century Magazine (Apr. 1904).
Gross, Seymour. "Poe's Revision of 'The Oval Portrait."' Modern Language Notes 74 (Jan. 1959).
Gruener, Gustav. "Notes on the Influence of E.T.A.Hoffman upon Edgar Allan Poe." Publications of the Modern Language Association of America 19:1; new series 12:1 (Mar. 1904).
"Poe's Knowledge of German." Modern Philology 2:1 (Jun. 1904).
Gyorgy, Rado. "A Hollo." Nagy Vilag 4:1 (Jan. 1959).
Halline, Allan G. "Moral and Religious Concepts in Poe." Bucknell University Studies 2:3 (Jan. 1951).
Harris, Kathryn M. "Ironic Revenge in Poe's 'The Cask of Amontillado'." Studies in Short Fiction [6 (Spring 1969)].
Harrison, James A. and Charlotte F. Dailey. "Poe and Mrs. Whitman." The Century Magazine (Jan. 1909).
"A Poe Miscellany."
"Harvey Allen and His Poe Book." American Clipper (July 1934).
Hassell, J. Woodrow, Jr. "The Problem of Realism in 'The Gold Bug'." American Literature [May 1953].
Hatvary, George E. "Poe's Borrowing from H.B.Wallace." American Literature.
Haviland, Thomas P. "How Well Did Poe Know Milton?" [Reprinted from Publications of the Modern Language Association of America 69:4 (Sept. 1954).]
Heartman, Charles F. and James R. Canny. A Bibliography of the First Printings of the Writings of Edgar Allan Poe. [Reviewed in] The Times Literary Supplement (May 1941).
Hess, Jeffrey A. "Sources and Aesthetics of Poe's Landscape Fiction." American Quarterly [22:2 pt.1 (Summer 1970).]
Hewitt, John H. "Recollections of Poe." Emory University Publications -- Sources and Reprints, Series 5.
Hill, Dana C. "Poe's Error." [Northwestern Magazine 13 (Jan. 1910).]
Hinton, Richard. "Poe's Last Poem." Southern Bivouac 2:1, whole no. 46 (June 1886).
Hirsh, David H. "Another Source for Poe's 'The Duc de L'Omelette'." [Reprinted from American Literature 38:4 (Jan. 1967).]
"Another Source for 'The Pit and the Pendulum'." Mississippi Quarterly, [23 (1969 -- 1970).].
[Hoffman, Daniel. Poe Poe Poe. . . ](Chapter 5 only)
Holsapple, Cortell K. "'The Masque of the Red Death' and 'I Promessi Sposi'." Studies in English.
"Poe and Conradus." American Literature [Mar. 1932].
Holt, Palmer C. "Notes on Poe's 'To Science','To Helen', and 'Ulalume'." [Reprinted from Bulletin of the New York Public Library (Nov. 1959).]
"Poe and H.N.Coleridge's Greek Classic Poets
'Pinakidia', 'Politian', and 'Morella' Source." [American Literature 34 (Mar. 1962).]
Howe, M.A.DeWolfe. "Edgar Allan Poe." Bookman (May 1897).
Hubbell, Jay B. "Charles Chauncey Burr: Friend of Poe."
"'O, Tempora! Oh Mores!' A Juvenile Poem by Edgar Allan Poe." [Reprinted from University of Colorado Studies, Series B, Studies in the Humanities 2:4 (Oct. 1945).]
Hudson, Ruth L. "Poe and Disraeli." American Literature, [8 (Jan.1937).]
Humma, John B. "Poe's 'Ligeia': Glanvill's Will or Blake's Will?" Mississippi Quarterly [26:1 (Winter 1972 -- 1973).]
Hungerford, Edward. "Poe and Phrenology." [Reprinted from American Literature, Vol.2, no.3, Nov.1930.]
Hutcherson, Dudley R. "Poe's Reputation in England and America, 1850-1909." American Literature 14:3 (Nov. 1942).
Ingram, John H. "Edgar Allan Poe's Early Poems." Gentleman's Magazine (May 1874).
"Edgar Poe and Some o His Friends." The Bookman 35:208 (Jan. 1909).
"More New Facts About Edgar Allan Poe." The Mirror (Feb. 1874).
"An Interesting Chapter ...." The Bookman (Mar. 1903).
Isani, Mukhtar A. "Some Sources for Poe's 'Tale of the Ragged Mountains'." [Poe Studies 5 (Dec. 1972).]
Jackson, David R. "Four of Poe's Critiques in the Baltimore Newspapers." Modern Language Notes (Apr. 1935).
"Philip Pendleton Cooke: Virginia Gentleman, Lawyer, Hunter, and Poet." [Reprinted from American Studies in Honor of W.K.Boyd.]
"Poe's Notes: 'Pinakidia' and 'Some Ancient Greek Authors'." [Reprinted from American Literature, vol.5, no.3, Nov.1933.]
"Poe's Knowledge of Law During the Messenger Period ...." [Reprinted from American Literature 10:3 (Nov. 1938).]
Jackson, Joseph and George H. Sargent. English Notes: A Rare and Unknown Work. Being a Reply to Charles Dickens's "American Notes". Lewis M. Thompson, New York. [Reviewed in] London Times Literary Supplement (Sept. 16, 1920).
"Poe's Signature to 'The Raven'." The Sewanee Review.
Jacobs, Robert D. "Poe's Earthly Paradise." American Quarterly 12 (Fall 1960).
January, Josephine P. "Edgar Allan Poe's 'Child Wife'." The Century Magazine [Oct. 1909]
Jillson, Willard R. "The Beauchamp - Sharp Tragedy in American Literature." The Register of the Kentucky State Historical Society 36:114 (Jan. 1938).
Jordan, Frank C. "Astronomical Fiction." Natural History (Oct. 1935).
Jordan, Hoover 11. "Poe's Debt to Thomas Moore." [Reprinted from Publications of the Modern Language Association of America 63:2, pt.l (June 1948).]
Joseph, Gerhard J. "Poe and Tennyson." Publications of the Modern Language Association of America 88:3 (May 1973).Joyce, John A. Life of Poe. [Review by.] Maximus A. Lesser. "Col. Joyce's Life of Poe, the Poe-English Libel Litigation, and Poe's Rank in Literature." University of Virginia Magazine 48:1 (Oct. 1904)
Kewer, Eleanor D. "Case Histories in the Craft of the Publisher's Editor, Culminating in a Justification of Barbed Wire."
King, Lucille. "Notes on Poe's Sources." Studies in English.
Knapp, George L. "Poe."
Knowlton, Edgar C., Jr. "Poe's Debt to Father Bouhours." Poe Studies (Dec. 1971).
Kopley, Richard and Michael Singer. "Thomas Cottrell Clarke's Poe Collection: New Documents." Poe Studies 25:1, 2 (June/Dec. 1992).
Krutch, Joseph W. Edgar Allan Poe: A Study in Genius. [Reviewed by] The Times Literary Supplement (Aug. 5, 1926).
"Genius and Neuroticism." Saturday Review (Jan. 19, 1963).
Lane, Winthrop D. "The Mystery of Mary Rogers." Colliers 85:10 (Mar. 1930).
"Last Days of Edgar A. Poe." (Mar. 1878).
Laverty, Carroll D. "Poe in 1847." American Literature (May 1948).
Leary, Lewis. "Miss Octavia's Autograph Album and Edgar Allan Poe." Columbia Library Columns 17:2 (Feb. 1968).
Levine, Stuart. "Scholarly Strategy : The Poe Case." [Reviewed in] American Quarterly.
Levy, Maurice. "Poe and the Gothic Tradition." ESQ - A Journal of the American Renaissance l8:1, no.660 s.(First Quarter 1972).
"The Life and Writings of Edgar Poe." [Hogg's Instruction, Aug.1853.]
Lind, Sidney E. "Poe and Mesmerism." [Publication of the Modern Language Association of America 62 (Dec. 1947).]
Locke, Jane E. S. "Requiem." The Home Journal 44 (Oct. 27, 1849).
London, Jack. "The Terrible and Tragic in Fiction." The Critic.
Lundquist, James. "The Moral of Averted Descent: The Failure of Sanity in 'The Pit and the Pendulum'." Poe Newsletter 2:2 (Apr. 1969).
Mabie, Hamilton W. "Mr. Mabie Tells About Edgar Allan Poe." The Ladies Home Journal (Jan. 1909).
McDowell, Tremaine. "Edgar Allan Poe and William Cullen Bryant." Philological Quarterly 16:1 (Jan. 1937).
Maclean, Clara D. "Some Memorials of Edgar Allan Poe." [Frank Leslie's Popular Magazine] (Apr. 1891).
MacPherson, Harriet D. "Dumas and Poe Again." The Saturday Review of Literature (Feb. 22, 1930).
Marchand, Ernest. "Poe as Social Critic." American Literature.
Marovitz, Sanford E. "Poe's Reception of C . W. Webber's Gothic Western, 'Jack Long; or The Shot in the Eye'." [Poe Studies 4 (June 1971).]
Mathews, Joseph C. "Did Poe Read Dante?" Studies in English, No. 382G (July 8, 1938).
Maxwell, Joseph. "L.T.H.: Did You Know That in Edgar Allan Poe's Day, ...." [New York Evening Journal (Dec. 3, 1930).]
Melton, Wightman F. "Some Autobiographical References in Poe's Poetry." The South Atlantic Quarterly, [Apr. 1912]
Miller, F. DeWolfe. "The Basis for Poe's 'The Island of the Fay'." American Literature 14:2 (May 1942).
Miller, James E. "'Ulalume' Resurrected." [Reprinted from Philological Quarterly 34:2 (Apr. 1955).]
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