Holograph and typescript manuscripts re C.F. MacIntyre.
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Powell, Lawrence Clark, Portrait of a Guggenheim Fellow, n.p., n.d.
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Rilke, Rainer Maria, The Elegies. Translated by C.F. MacIntyre. n.p., n.d.
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MacIntyre, Carlyle Ferren. The Gift of Medusa, An Epic. n.p., n.d.
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MacIntyre, Carlyle Ferren. The Gift of Medusa. n.p., n.d.
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MacIntyre, Carlye Ferren. John Doe. [Poems] n.p., n.d.
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MacIntyre, Carlye Ferren. Thalassa, Thalassa. [An Epic] n.p., n.d.
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MacIntyre, Carlyle Ferren. Poems. n.p., n.d.
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MacIntyre, Carlyle Ferren. Seven manuscripts of poems. n.p., n.d.
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MacIntyre, Carlyle Ferren. Electra Hid an Axe. A Drama in Eleven Episodes with two Choruses. Berkeley, n.d.
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MacIntyre, Carlye Ferren. A Little Book for Dionysus. La Crescenta, 1930.
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MacIntyre, Carlyle Ferren. Voices in a Void, or The Caul on a Cocktail Tray. n.p., 1945.
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MacIntyre, Carlye Ferren. One Hundred Dwarf Lyrics. La Crescenta, 1930.
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MacIntyre, Carlyle Ferren. Poems. La Crescenta, Spring 1930.
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MacIntyre, Carlyle Ferren. Baudelaire to Valéry (Main Currents of French Poetry in Last 100 Years.). Berkeley: University of California Press, n.d.
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George, Stefan. Selected Poems. Translated by Carlyle Ferren MacIntyre. Berkeley, n.d.
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Correspondence With Academic Colleagues at UCLA, Including:.
Buell, Llewellyn Morgan, 1888- .
Carey, Frederick Mason, 1898- .
Downes, Carl Sawyer, 1884- .
Ewing, Majl, 1903- .
Powell, Lawrence Clark, 1906- .. Correspondence with and regarding Carlyle Ferren MacIntyre.
MacIntyre, Marian. Mimeographed holograph letter written by his wife in August, 1960, relating the circumstances of C.F. MacIntyre's stroke.
Ephemera. Clippings, bookjackets.
Letters from Marian MacIntyre to Lawrence Powell and various persons.
Correspondence with Dennis Enright and C.F. MacIntyre.
Letter from Vivian Destournelles to Teddy and Bill. July 4, 1967.
American Association of University Professors' report on MacIntyre to the Regents. October 18, 1946.
Last Will and Testament of C.F. MacIntyre. August 21, 1962.
1. Some Modern French Poets. Front matter original typescript, poems carbon. Dated Roscoff 1948-1950.
2. Lorca.
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3. Gift of Medusa. n.d. Marked 2120 Valley St., Los Angeles 57.
4. Odi et Amo. Catullus. (original poems) About 50 loose sheets in manila binder. Typed on both sides.
5. Unnamed (original poems). Marked C.F. MacIntyre, Hotel Liberia, Paris.
6. Mexican Canzones. T-P on about page 20 says Canciones Mexicanos, C.F. MacIntyre, Guadalajara, 1950.
7. There was a Sinner on the Way. C.F. MacIntyre, Guadalajara, 1950.
8. Unnamed, About 30 sheets bound with brass clip in plain white paper. Mostly carbon copies heavily corrected.
9. The Teacher Who Went to Heaven, or Everychild's Faust. Carbon copy dated Berkeley, 1940.
10. Faust, Part 2. Mimeographed, 1939.
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11. Lorca. entitled Guitar of a Dead Gypsy. , 1953.
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12. The Hot Ship. 1944-46.
13. Tristan Corbière. Selections from Les Amours jaunes. 1953.
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14. Unnamed manuscript labelled, C.F. MacIntyre, Hotel Liberia, Paris VI.
15. The Agate Lamp. Studies in European Poetry. Berkeley, 1944.
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16. Some Modern French Poets. San Francisco, 1953.
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17. The Yellow Loves. Being the Story of Tristan Corbière (novel). San Francisco, 1953.
18. Downward is All (Variations on a Theme) (stories).
19. Sketchbook.
20. Rilke. Duino Elegies,1944-52and Rilke. Sonnets to Orpheus, carbon, 1953.
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21. Two Tarts in Swing Time (The Bacchides of Plautus, with notes by Professor Fred Carey). Berkeley, 1940-53.
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22. Rejects and Notes.
23. Sodom of the Angels. Berkeley, 1936-41.
24. The Blue Wallpaper (Rejects). 1953.
25. The Dainty Ballad of Cannibal Tom. 1947.
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26. A Little Book About Jesus Davidson. C.F. MacIntyre, Beverly Hills, California.
27. That Immortal Garland (limericks). 1941.
28. Large unnamed bundle of manuscript, mostly ribbon copies of poems.
29. Manila envelope of miscellaneous letters, poems, and clippings.
30. The Playful Peon. Guadalajara, 1951.
31. The Father.
32. Unnamed typescript. Seems to be translations from Verlaine.
33. Mallarmé translations, Bound in manila paper.
34. The Long Siesta (Mexican novel). Two hundred forty-four pages. Loose in manila folder.
35. People of Importance. Beverly Hills, 1937. Original poems.
36. Ancestors. Small batch of original poems.
37. Duino Elegies.
38. Sonnets to Orpheus. 1942. Heavily revised.
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39. Unnamed manuscript that appears to be translations from Lorca.
40. The Broken Prism. Amado Nervo. 1951.
41. Miscellaneous small manuscripts in manila envelope. n.d.
42. Envelope of photographs, postcards, etc.
43. Unlabelled carbon manuscript, presumably Faust, in manila envelope.
44. The Blue Knife. 1951-1955. Original poems.
Drawings by C.F. MacIntyre. Pastels and water color.
Books (9). Ephemera (9). Drawings by C.F. MacIntyre (27).
Books belonging to C.F. Mac Intyre.
Books belonging to C.F. MacIntyre.
Loose poems in small black folder.
Letters not to be sent. n.p., n.d.
Time is a Tiger. Paris, n.d.
Untitled French poems. n.p., n.d.
The Green Balloon (loose poems). Paris, 1955.
The White Tercel. Paris, 1957.
The Blue Wallpaper. Paris, 1953.
Knives and Guitars. Guadalajara, Mexico, 1951.
Miscellaneous poems. Loose sheets. n.d.
Tiger of Time, The Blue Knife, and other miscellaneous poems. Loose sheets, n.d.
George Forestier. Translated by C.F. MacIntyre. Paris, 1955.
The Case of the Lyrical Corpse [article about George Forestier by C.F. MacIntyre].
George Forestier.
The Comber of Comets: a Novel About Tristan Corbière. Paris, 1958. Loosely bound.
--- Another copy.
The Comber of Comets. Rewritten by John Gael Jr. from translation by C.F. MacIntyre. San Francisco, 1953.
Canciones. Translated by C.F. MacIntyre.
Valedictory for Tristan Corbière. Paris, n.d.
The Long Siesta. Paris, n.d.
The Tapestries Called la Dame à la Licorne. Paris, 1959.
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Gaspard de la Nuit. Translated by C.F. MacIntyre. n.p., 1953(?).
Cafes and cathedrals. London, 1939.
Shun the Heaven. n.p., 1949.
Mallarmé, Stéphane. Poems translated by C.F. MacIntyre. n.p., 1947.
--- Second folder.
Valéry, Paul. Selected poems translated by C.F. MacIntyre. Paris, 1936.
Mallarmé, Stéphane. Selected poems. Berkeley and Los Angeles, 1957.
The White Falcon: from the Manessische Handschrift and minor sources. Translated by C.F. MacIntyre. Paris, n.d.
The Minnesingers. Translated by C.F. MacIntyre. n.p., n.d.
Gaspard de la Nuit. Translated by C.F. MacIntyre. Berkeley, 1942.
--- Another copy. n.p., 1960.
Selections from the Poems of Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz. Translated by C.F. MacIntyre. n.p., 1954.
Faust, part 2. Translated by C.F. MacIntyre. Paris, 1957.
Everychild's Faust. Paris, 1958.
Selected Poems of Stefan George. Translated by C.F. MacIntyre. n.p., 1942.
Contract between the University of California and C.F. MacIntyre regarding the publication of the book French Symbolist Poetry.
The Blue Knife. 1951-1955.
Mallarmé, Stéphane. Les coup de dès and Le guignon. Translated by C.F. MacIntyre. n.d.
The White Falcon. Translated by C.F. MacIntyre. Introduction and contents.
Germany four times or Faust and the fulbright.
Some German expressionist poets.
Dunio Elegies.
Sonnets to Orpheus.
Modern German lyrics. Translated by C.F. MacIntyre. n.d.
The Minnesingers. Translated by C.F. MacIntyre.
The Pig That Ate Truffles.
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Notes containing translations of Symbolist poetry.
Miscellaneous manuscripts.
Miscellaneous translations of poetry.
The Book of Ty-Ty [my brat]. Los Angeles, September 15, 1934.
Manuscripts and printed material.
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Alejandro and the Mobile.
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Les Amours Jaunes.
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The Blue Knife.
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The Case of the Lyrical Corpse.
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A Cast of Dice.
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Everychild's Faust, 1957.
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Everychild's Faust. ts(c).
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The Fools of Time. Ex libris Hal Beiler.
The Fools of Time. Pasadena, 1932. Ex libris Lawrence Clark Powell.
From the Divan of Hafiz.
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Mardi Gras pour Faustus.
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Circle. Berkeley, no.9. c. 1946.
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Manuscript material.
The Pig That Ate Truffles.
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The Pig That Ate Truffles.
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Poetes d'expression Francaise. 1959.
Shun the Heaven. Part Four.
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Shun the Heaven.
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Some popular songs of Northern France.
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The tapestries of La Dame a la Licorne from the Musee De Cluny, Paris.
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The tapestries called La Dame a la Licorne. 1962.
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Time is a Tiger. With a poem laid in.
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Les Trois Chemises. 1955.
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Tristan Corbiere. Les Amours Jaunes.
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The White Falcon.
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Poems.
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Poems and translations.
Material Received from August Fruge, May 1970
Correspondence, memos, and clippings regarding MacIntyre's translations published by the University of California Press, ca. 1946-1965.
Correspondence.
Unsorted correspondence.
Correspondence, A - M.
Correspondence.
Correspondence, N - Y.
Unidentified and unsorted letters.
Correspondence.
Correspondence, A - R.
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Unsorted correspondence.
Correspondence, manuscript material, ephemera, cassette tape.
Letters to Carleton Sheffield, Lewis Worthington Smith, and letters from Yvonne Templin to Murco and Margaret Ringnalda.
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Smith, T.R., ed. Baudelaire: His Prose and Poetry. New York: Boni & Liveright, 1920.
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Ephemera.
Fullbright Certificate, 1954.
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MacIntyre, C.F. Der Gebrauch der Farbe in Rossetti's Dichtung. Marburg (Germany), 1923.
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Cassette tape. Recording of ceremonies, September 25, 1984, in the Department of Special Collections, UCLA Library, for the presentation of C.F. MacIntyre's portrait by James Callahan.
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Student papers [flood damaged].
Student papers [flood damaged].
Course material & notes.
Poetry by Carlyle F. Macintyre and others, European postcards.
Translations of Greek & Latin poetry by Carlyle F. Macintyre.
Translations of Latin and other poetry, mainly by Carlyle F. Macintyre [flood damaged].
Translations of French poetry [flood damaged].
Poetry - typescript with holograph notes; Rossetti, epic poem typescript.
Final draft of Carlyle F. Macintyre's Ph.D dissertation in German, Marburg, 1923; poetry - typescripts with holograph notes.
Goethe translations; poetry from Carlyle F. Macintyre's classes; publications; collection of poems Men & Other Animals & The Fools of Time.
Poetry Typescripts With Holograph Notes.
Poems - 1936, proofs; typescript of Shun the Heaven and Petit Suite, 1940; translations of prose & poetry for European texts; The Fools of Time, Pasadena, 1932.
Reviews, poems. 1936, Voices & Odes on Night- magazine articles; clippings.
Typescripts of works by Carlyle F. Macintyre with holograph notes & bound as booklets.
Drawings by Carlyle F. Macintyre.