Box 26
Contains 22 Results:
TM "Working with Conrad", [1929]
Single manuscript page of an article, the complete text of which appeared in "The Yale Review," Summer, 1929. With many corrections and emendations in Ford's hand.
TM Untitled Short Story, [193-?]
Copy of an untitled short story about a maker of violin varnish. With a note in Janice Biala's hand that states "published". See Box 15, Folder 5.5 for what appears to be a longer, variant version of this manuscript.
AM "The Verses for Notes of Music", [1890-1893?]
AMS "Wagner Educationally Considered", [1891]
An incomplete manuscript on the subject of Wagner, written as "an accompaniment to the Boyreuth Festival: and signed under the pseudonym of "Hewrman Ritter". With 2 leaves of unidentified manuscript on the back: "it was eagerly accepted by the publishers...".
AM "War--the Mind", [1916?]
Signed with the pseudonym "Miles Ignotus". Manuscript draft of Part II, subtitled "The Enemy," of an essay, some part of which was posthumously published in "Esquire" magazine, Dec. 1980 {see Box 2, Folder 6] in an article titled "Arms and the Mind." Also, see Ford's manuscript "A Day of Battle" [Box 3, Folder 22] for what might be the first part of this manuscript.
TM "War and the Mind.II The Enemy", [1916?]
Typescript of the second part of an essay, posthumously published as "Arms and the Mind". Signed "Miles Ignotus" and with revisions apparently in Ford's hand. See Box 2, Folder 6; Box 3, Folder 22; and Box 26, Folder 8 for earlier and later drafts of this essay as well as its first part "A Day of Battle."
TM [What do Doctors know?], [n.d.]
Typescript of an incomplete, untitled essay, on the subject of the science of medicine.
AM "The Wheels of the Plough", [1920-1921?]
Incomplete manuscript of an unpublished novel, later titled "That Same Poor Man". Part I, Chapters I-III (77 leaves) are in Stella Bowen's hand; Part I, Chapters X-XIII & Part II, Chapters I-V are in Ford's hand (200 leaves); and the rest is missing. Harvey Civ(6)
TM "When the Wicked Man" [Notterdam}, [1928?]
Fragmentary original version of Ford's novel, here titled "Notterdam". With excisions and corrections in Ford's hand.
Printed "The Wind's Quest", [1891]
Leaf torn from the "Torch", 1891, with Ford's written note indicating that this was the first thing he ever wrote. On the verso is the beginning of a song verse in Ford's hand, with four bars of music.