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"The Librarian and the Democratic Process," by Archibald MacLeish, June 1940

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- Photograph, Alice in Wonderland Manuscript Presented to British Museum by Luther Harris Evans, undated, made available here with permission from ZUMA Press.
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- Photograph of Joseph Auslander, undated, made available here with permission from Bachrach Studio. 3
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- Letter from W. Somerset Maugham to Archibald McLeish, July 6, 1945, made available here with permission from A.P. Watt Ltd.
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- Letter from Marianne Moore to Archibald MacLeish, March 13, 1944, made available here with permission from Marianne Craig Moore, Literary Executor for the Estate of Marianne Moore.

- Photograph, Opening of the Lincoln Papers, undated, made available here with permission from WTOP.
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- Letter from Allen Tate to Archibald MacLeish, April 23, 1943, made available here with permission from Helen H. Tate.
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