Box 1

Email from Bishop to Garland and photocopied material regarding Wise's association with "pirate publisher," Thomas Bird Mosher.

Letter from curator of the Harry Elkins Widener Collection to Wise scholar Lyle H. Kendall.

Letter to Mr. Stanley Hutton which offers Wise's address.

Correspondents include Percy Muir and George Watson.

Includes one letter from Ratchford to the editor of The Atlantic Monthly responding to John Carter's review of her Between the Lines .

Correspondents include John Carter; John Collins; K.J. Garrett; and Irene Pariser. Also includes several outgoing letters from Todd to a group of Wise scholars termed the "Enquirerers."

Carter's typescript of his review of ABC for Book Collectors (5th edition) with his notes. Bruce Garland's note on the item states it was originally "laid into Carter's "working copy" of Todd's Centenary Studies .

Carter's heavily corrected typescript of his and Pollard's review of Fannie Ratchford's Between the Lines .

Carter's typescript of his review of Wise After the Event exhibition catalog, which appeared in The Book Collector ; typescript corrected by Carter. Also included is a tear sheet of the published review, also annotated by Carter. Garland's note indicates these items were laid into Carter's copy of the exhibition catalog.

Corrected photocopied typescript of Todd's piece on the Wrenn Library that appeared in The Library Chronicle of the University of Texas at Austin n.s. 8 (Fall 1974): 73-81; also included is a photocopy of a letter to Fannie Ratchford and her requested "Excerpts from the Minutes of the Board of Regents of the University of Texas," which Todd cites in his article.

Todd's corrected typescript of the first draft. Published under the same title by the Austin Humanities Research Center in 1969.

Second draft with John Carter's autograph notes. Includes a letter from Carter.

Two sets of page proofs from Wise's bibliography of Swinburne concerning the entry on "Dead Love" and the forgery of the original edition; the "original" edition was a Wise forgery. Also includes an autograph letter by Wise addressed "Dear Sir" concerning the later forgery. (See also Wise's letter to Mr. Robson, Series I.A. F6.) In an envelope with John Carter's notes.

Bears the stamp of publisher Herbert E. Gorfin.

Photocopy of "A Certain 4to Elegy," from The Bibliographical Society of America (vol. 55, 3rd quarter, 1961).

Photocopy of "So Gosse Was in It After All?" from The Book Collector (Winter 1964).

"The Peccancies of J.T. Wise, et al.," in Columbia Library Columns (vol. 3, no.3).

Pamphlet printed by Tougan Press consisting of 3 letters from Wise.

Photocopy of "A New Date for a Wiseian Forgery: Tennyson's 'Trial' Issue of Becket (1879)" from Bibliographical Society of America , vol. 68, no. 3 (1974).

"Wise and Ruskin II," in The Book Collector (Summer 1969). William Todd's copy with his notes; also includes a copy of Todd's address on Wise from the Turnbull Library Record (vol. 8, no. 1), May 1975.

"The Proof that Forman Knew," in The Library Chronicle of the University of Texas (vol. 2, no. 3). Laid in is a photocopy from The Sketch (February 1896) of an article that mentions the Reading Sonnets .