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Black "Records" journal and incomplete transcript. Cataloger's notes also reference New Mexico and summarizes "Chiefly Indian notes disgusted by Oklahoma settlers."

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Unbound pages of notes and transcript.

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From cataloger's note: "The Mountain Burial; Wray's interview with Whistler; The Mystery of the Mountains (new types of men); Stephen Decatur Bross; Captain Curtis of the Cheyenne Troop."

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Tan leather notebook and transcript. From cataloger's notes: "Cowboy material; notes for a story about Ann; Cripple Creek material; notes on "Skytown Patrol" app. a play, using the Ann story."

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Gray "Record" book. From cataloger's notes: "Scheme for Sweet Water in scene form; My Chieftain (idea for play on Sitting Bull)."

Scope and Content From the Collection: The Hamlin Garland papers consist of nearly eight hundred manuscripts of Garland's writings, dozens of his literary notebooks, many hundreds of photographs and other memorabilia, and parts of Garland's personal library (cataloged separately from his papers). It also contains close to 10,000 letters, largely unpublished, including many letters from such correspondents as James M. Barrie, Joseph Conrad, Thomas Hardy, and A. A. Milne of England, and from Americans such as Walt Whitman,...

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From cataloger's notes: "Character of the Children; Wolf Chief; The Rival Magics; Things to be done at Cheyenne and Arapaho Agency; A Vision of Mean Things; A Plea for Life; Tyranny of the Dark."

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From cataloger's notes: "Parents' visit to Washington; Scraps on Ann; West Point slang; some poems on camping; Mississippi River; Washington, New York, Osage.

Scope and Content From the Collection: The Hamlin Garland papers consist of nearly eight hundred manuscripts of Garland's writings, dozens of his literary notebooks, many hundreds of photographs and other memorabilia, and parts of Garland's personal library (cataloged separately from his papers). It also contains close to 10,000 letters, largely unpublished, including many letters from such correspondents as James M. Barrie, Joseph Conrad, Thomas Hardy, and A. A. Milne of England, and from Americans such as Walt Whitman,...

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Locations mentioned include New York and Chicago.