Manuscripts
Henry David Cooke papers
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Correspondence
Manuscripts
mssHM 47644-47699. Personal and business correspondence, memorandas. Includes James A. Garfield autograph letter signed to Henry David Cooke, 1867 March 2 (HM 47687).
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Travel diary
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mssHM 83873. Also included: computer generated transcript of the diary.
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Correspondence
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mssHM 47700-47748. Correspondence, documents and two envelopes of ephemera.
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Appointment
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mssHM 83874. Housed in an oversize folder; printed form, filled in, with seal. Signed by U.S. Grant and Hamilton Fish.
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John Daniel Cooke correspondence
Manuscripts
The collection contains correspondence between John Daniel Cooke and several American and English authors and artists. Most of the correspondence concerns Cooke's attempts to find speakers for the University of Southern California's Phi Beta Kappa and Epsilon Phi lectures. Some of the correspondence also focuses on the connections between literature and film as Cooke taught a class on screenwriting and was actively interested in the field. Correspondents include Van Wyck Brooks, Irvin Shrewsbury Cobb, Jessie Conrad, Homer Croy, Lloyd Cassel Douglas, Hamlin Garland, Lawrence Pearsall Jacks, Maurice Leonard Jacks, Aldous Huxley, Edgar Fogel Magnin, Conrad Nagel, John Boynton Priestly, George Winfield Scott, Milton Sills, Upton Sinclair, Hugh Walpole and Darryl Francis Zanuck.
mssHM 39572-39624
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John Daniel Cooke correspondence
Manuscripts
The collection contains correspondence between John Daniel Cooke and several American and English authors and artists. Most of the correspondence concerns Cooke's attempts to find speakers for the University of Southern California's Phi Beta Kappa and Epsilon Phi lectures. Some of the correspondence also focuses on the connections between literature and film as Cooke taught a class on screenwriting and was actively interested in the field. Correspondents include Van Wyck Brooks, Irvin Shrewsbury Cobb, Jessie Conrad, Homer Croy, Lloyd Cassel Douglas, Hamlin Garland, Lawrence Pearsall Jacks, Maurice Leonard Jacks, Aldous Huxley, Edgar Fogel Magnin, Conrad Nagel, John Boynton Priestly, George Winfield Scott, Milton Sills, Upton Sinclair, Hugh Walpole and Darryl Francis Zanuck.
mssHM 39572-39624