Box 2

Typescript copies of writings by W.H. White and Dorothy White, including a translation of Spinoza's Emendation of the Intellect , excerpts from Dorothy's papers and letters, and excerpts from W.H. White's occasional books and letters.

Folder includes autograph letters and postcards from Cecily Hale White, typescript copy of "Jack and Agnes Hale-White: a Tribute" by Cecily, and correspondence between Stock and English scholar Leslie Cowan regarding letters from Arthur Hughes to W.H. White given to Stock by Cecily.

Folder includes photocopies of letters from Dorothy White to her mother and father.

Includes extracts from letters written by W.H. White to his second son and second wife.

Folder includes typescript copies of letters by W. H. White to various people.

Photocopies of letters from W.H. White to his son, Jack.

Photocopies of miscellaneous letters to White and letters to and from other members of the family.

Folder includes fifty original letters from Dorothy to Stock and five letters from Stock to Dorothy.

Includes two original autograph letters from Lady Robert Cecil to Stock dated June 7, 1950 and June 14, 1950. Also includes autograph copy and carbon copy of letters sent by Stock.

Includes carbon copies of outgoing letters from Stock to Simon Nowell Smith and autograph and typescript letters from Smith to Stock. Also includes correspondence between Stock and Claire Tomalin. The letters in this folder are concerned primarily with Dorothy Vernon White's occasional notebooks that Stock examined in 1950, but have since been lost. Smith is Dorothy's nephew.

Includes typescript and autograph letters to Stock from various academics, including Benjamin Houston of the Princeton University Press. Folder also includes a typescript letter signed by Stock dated June 21, 1950 requesting to see copies of letters that W.H. White exchanged with Rev. T. W. Chignell.

Includes autograph and one typescript letter from various relatives of W.H. White to Stock regarding his research and scholarship on W.H. White.

Includes a computer printed interview with Bellow by Playboy from May 1997, photocopies of essays by Bellow, and essays, speeches and articles from various magazines and journals.

Includes photocopies and newspaper and magazine clippings with articles on Saul Bellow. Articles from The New Yorker , The New York Times Book Review , The New Republic , and The New York Times are included.

Autograph notes on Bellow. Notes are difficult to decipher, written on scrap paper and unsystematic.

Autograph notes on Bellow. Notes are difficult to decipher, written on scrap paper and unsystematic.

Folder includes a typescript bibliography of contributions by Mary McCarthy to periodicals, photocopies of McCarthy articles and newspaper and magazine clippings that contain articles by her.

Includes photocopies and newspaper and magazine clippings with articles on Mary McCarthy. Articles from The Washington Post , The New York Times Book Review , Esquire , and The New York Times are included.

Folder includes photocopies of outgoing letters from Stock and incoming letters from McCarthy between 1969 and 1988 and correspondence with Vassar College Special Collections regarding the eight letters from McCarthy which Stock sold to the library. Also included are letters from academics concerning Stock's publications on McCarthy.

Autograph notes on McCarthy. Notes are difficult to decipher, written on scrap paper and unsystematic.

Includes computer printed copies of "A Defense of Mary McCarthy" and "A Closer Look at Mary McCarthy," a photocopy of a chapter entitled "Mary McCarthy" from Stock's book Fiction as Wisdom , and a photocopy of quotes from Stock's chapter on McCarthy in Fiction as Wisdom .

Photocopies of published version of 1954 and 1955 entries of Thomas Mann's diary.

Includes photocopies and newspaper and magazine clippings with articles on Mary McCarthy. Articles from The International Herald Tribune , The New York Times Book Review , and The New York Times are included.

Autograph notes on Stock. Notes are difficult to decipher, written on scrap paper and unsystematic.

Folder includes computer printed copy of essay by Stock entitled "A Story about Scholars," photocopy of a lecture delivered on Oct 29, 1984 at the University of Massachusetts on Thomas Mann, a press release and related materials on Stock's Ironic Out of Love and a "Note to Heads of Departments teaching German or Comparative Literature."