A hardcover first edition of "At the Ninth Hour" by Madeline Mason, previously owned by Daisy Aldan. Published in 1958 by The University Press of Washington, D.C. Printed by Heritage Printers, Inc., in Charlotte, NC. 62 numbered pages. Dust jacket…
A composition notebook (made in the USA) with lined paper that contains Madeline Mason's notes on and development of the Mason sonnet. The notebook had many loose notes stuck inside, some of which held more notes on the development of the Mason…
A paper flyer color-printed on glossy paper advertising the lecture services of Madeline Mason. The front side contains a picture of Mason, a list of works, and a short biography. The back side contains reviews of Mason's skills as a speaker and…
Paper periodical, black ink on white paper, containing a literature review of the poetry volume "At the Ninth Hour" by Madeline Mason and illustration of two ouds on one side and a list of "Recent and Forthcoming Books" with summaries and prices on…
A booklet describing why the University of Texas at Austin should allocate funding towards the building of housing units for women. This is part of a larger work that describes the housing to be built.
A letter from Paul Anthony, an Administrative Assistant at the Southern Regional Council, to the Dallas NAACP Youth Council. The letter is in a response to newspaper clippings that the Council sent to the Council, in order to raise awareness of…
The Dallas Youth Council included a newspaper clipping discussing an incident regarding police brutality and discrimination inflicted on "Essien Essien," a student from Africa.
Next to the clipping, a member wrote the following: "The NAACP Youth…
The correspondence letter notifies Baldwin and his agent that selected reviewers and editors at Knopf Publishing Co. have decided to reject Baldwin's manuscript for "Giovanni's Room," and outlines the reasoning for their decision.