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-New Faces in Iowa. The Challenges and Prospects Created by Recent Immigration. Panel Discussion: "Iowa as Seen Through the Eyes of Newcomers" 11/7/01
-New Faces in Iowa: The Challenges and Prospects Created by Recent Immigration. Scholar's Convocation. 11/18/01
-New Faces in Iowa: The Challenges and Prospects Created by Recent Immigration. Lecture: Professor Mark Grey: The New Iowans: The Historic and Economic Context for Recent Immigration. 11/8/01
-New Faces in Iowa: The Challenges and Prospects Created by Recent Immigration. Panel: Challenges and Prospects. 11/8/01
-"The Changing Structure of Agriculture in Iowa" by Michael Duffy. Cosponsored by League of Women Voters. 2/25/02
-Wildflower Walk at CERA with Larissa Mottl 4/23/02
-"Mis"Perceiving our Native Ecosystem throught the Lens of English by Gerald Wilhelm, Vice President Conservation Design Forum. Elmhurst, IL 9/19/02
-A Walking Tour of the New Athletic Complex and Prairie Plants, Mike Burt and Larissa Mottl 10/4/02
-"The Present Status and Future Possibilities of Passenger Rail Travel in Iowa" by Henry Wulff, President, Railroad Passengers Association of Iowa 10/10/02
-American Dreamer: The Legacy of Henry A. Wallace in Agriculture & Progressive Politics. "A World of Abundance: The Vision of Henry A. Wallace." John Culver, Former US Senator. 11/13/02
-American Dreamer: The Legacy of Henry A. Wallace in Agriculture & Progressive Politics. Panel Discussion: "Wallace's Legacy for Agriculture." Panelists: William Ambrose, Arnold Lee, Frank Holdmeyer, & Eugene Lang 11/14/02
-American Dreamer: The Legacy of Henry A. Wallace in Agriculture & Progressive Politics. Panel Discussion: Wallace's Legacy for Progressive Politics. Panelists: Ed Fallon & Kent Newman. 11/14/02
-Center for Prairie Studies. "Habitat Restoration and Protection on Private Land." March 25, 2003.
-[label mostly gone] Community Speaker Series.
-Center for Prairie Studies. Prairie Plantings: Peter and Kathy Jacobson home and the Grinnell College Athletic Facility Complex. September 23, 2003.
-Center for Prairie Studies Program: Fall Prairie Walk at CERA. September 29, 2003.
-Center for Prairie Studies Program: Contemporary Prairie-Style Landscaping by Wayne Peterson. September 30, 2003.

World War I and Lafayette Escadrille: Newspaper clippings; booklets on the war; historical sketch (typescript carbon, 7 p.); clippings on corps members; photographs of aviators; aerial photos (unlabelled); photos of Landshut; French war bond poster; BEC clippings.

Personal papers: miscellaneous personal papers; Grandfather Young's Civil War diary April-May 1865 (he was in Sherman's army in North Carolina); clippings about Hall's family; articles by and about Hall; photographs.

Miscellaneous: Grinnell College and Glee Club (Glee Club programs, diary of Glee Club trip 1909 (26 p., holograph), clippings); Murray Welch article about Hall (16 typescript, carbon); from Nordhoff: Jefferson book-catalog clippings; photographs of Hall, family and friends [donated to Grinnell College by Greener and Cushman]

Mutiny on the Bounty (with Nordhoff, 1932) First draft typescript with revisions by both authors. Chaps. 1-13, 12 unnumbered chapters, chap. 26-27, Epilogue. 429 p.

Men Against the Sea (with Nordhoff, 1933) Typescript, original and carbon, much is first draft with revisions. 328 pp. total.

Botany Bay (with Nordhoff, 1941) Chapters 1-13, typescript, with MS revisions by both authors, 278 p. Chapters 1-25, and epilogue, typescript, with MS revisions by both authors, 434 p. Incomplete versions, early drafts, etc., typescripts, with revisions by both authors, 275 p.

No More Gas (with Nordhoff, 1940) Second semi-final draft, with alternate title, "Jonas-MA", carbon typescript with revisions, 278 p. Second semi-final draft, carbon typescript with revisions, 278 p. Final draft, carbon typescripts, 2 copies, 266 p. each.

Men Without Country (with Nordhoff, 1942) Original typescript, first draft with revisions, 79 p. Parts of another version, typescript, 20 p.

The Far Lands (1950) Foreword, 1 p., prologue, 16 p., epilogue, p. 354-367, typescript. Typescript, carbon, printer's copy, 367 p. Another version, typescript, carbon, 361 p. Outlines, original and carbon typescripts and holographs, 78 p. Other versions of some chapters, ca. 200 p. Discarded versions, original and carbon typescript, ca. 108 p.

My Island Home: an Autobiography of James Norman Hall (1952) With title "Look to the Northward, Stranger," typescript, original and some carbon pages inserted, with revisionsc 497 p. With title "The Bird in the Bush," typescript, original and carbon combined, each chapter in several differing versions, incomplete, 427 p.

My Island Home: an Autobiography of James Norman Hall (1952) Typescript, carbon and original, of a draft Sarah Hall gave to a friend (Greener or Cushman?) after Hall's death, 464 p. With title, "A Bird in the Bush" chapters 1-5, various early typescript versions, original and carbons, with revisions

Published stories and essays:

• At Forty-five. three versions, 5 p., 4 p., 7 p. (Atlantic, v.150:305)
• Death on an Atoll. 28 p. (Atlantic, v.147:303)
• An Expatriot's Positions. 3 versions, 15 p., 15 p., 5 p. (American Review, v.5:185)
• Faery Lands of the Sea: An Experiment in Education. 4 p. (Faery Lands of the South Seas)
• Happy Endings and other stories from Under a Thatched Roof. 38 p.
• The Jungle. 2 p.
• Lives Authors Lead (A Note on Authorship). 6 p. (Bookman, v.79:219)
• Lord of Marutea (Herr Moeller). 2 versions, each 33 p. (Atlantic, v.151:12)
• The Modern Aspects of Peace. 5 p.
• Mr. Bolton's Birthday Walk. 2 versions, each 7 p. (Atlantic, v.173:70)
• My Friend Rivnac. 3 versions, 23 p., 24 p., 22 p. (The Forgotten One)
• My Mortal Enemy. 5 p. On Loafing. 2 p. (Atlantic, v.148:57)
• Skip: A Strong Noun. 2 version, 8 p. each. (Atlantic, v.151: 221)
• The State of Being Bored. 7 p. (Atlantic, v.151:318)
• Tale of a Shipwreck. Synopses of 3 stories. 2 p.
• Too Many Books (Literary Over-production). 5 p. (Atlantic, v.150:458)
• Tunnelled Pages. 16 p. (Under a Thatched Roof)
• The Voice (In a Barber Shop). 5 p. (Atlantic, v.151:579)

Unpublished essays, stories, poems:

• And Yet...On the Other Hand... 4 p.
• The April Wind. 2 p.
• Back to the Primitive. 1 p.
• Bougainville Club. 5 p. (incomplete)
• The Canal. 2 p. The Collaborators. 11 p.
• A Conversation at Tahiti. 4 versions, with several titles.
• Diet of Worms. 12 p.
• The Drought. 3 p.
• Gold Star Mother. 12 p. 2 versions.
• Imperfect Heresies. 9 p. 2 versions.
• In Latitude Twenty, South. 3 p.
• In Midmost Ocean. 3 p.
• The Last Blank Spot. 4 p. 2 versions.
• Lofty; the Memoirs of a Freak. Incomplete, several versions.
• Mid-morning. 17 p. 4 versions, several titles.
• Modern Aspect of Peace. 5 p. plus first draft.
• Murder of the Sea Fowl. 4 p.
• Musical Education of a Layman. 2 p.
• My Mortal Enemy. 5 p.
• Narrative of a Journey. 22 p.
• News from the Pacific. 14 p.
• Note on Julian Green. 5 p.
• Nudists. 3 p.
• One Director Less. 6 p.
• A Pair of Collaborators. 9 p.
• Pereoo-pute. 2 p.
• Pittsburg. 2 p.
• St. Francis of the Flowers. 10 p., 3 versions.
• Songs of Subterfuge. 11 p.
• South Sea Tourists. 4 p.
• Tahiti Calling. 7 p.
• Uninhabited. 3 p.
• Voyage of the Duff. 14 p.
• The Water-Works. 19 p.
• Waves I have Watched. 6 p.
• Another version, Waves on Coral Strands. 8 p.
• Well-Remembered Silver Dollar. 4 p.
• When You're Down and Out... 3 p.
• William Whitehead: Poet Laureate. 4 p.
• Writing for a Living. 5 p.
• The Memoirs of a Very Thin Man by Gerard Manning (pseud.). 24 p.

Untitled:

• On Dodsley's Annual Register. 1 p.
• On Mark Sullivan's 'Our Times'. 3 p.
• Conversation with a scientific field worker. 2 p.
• Fragment from Kitchener's Mob (?)

Poems:

• Armentiers Sector. May, 1915.
• Home for Blinded Soldiers. Paris, 1915.
• Near Loos. Sept., 1915.
• August 10, 1931. The Stare.
• Cabot Street in August.
• Candle in hand...(untitled) 2 p.
• Lines written on the 100th Anniversary of the French Occupation of Tahiti.
• On a Trans-Continental Journey. 3 p.
• The Trader. 4 p.
• Voices at a Distance. 1 p.
• The Airman's Rendezvous. 3 p.
• When Father Made Life Astonishing. 1 p.
• When the Moon Comes Over the Hill (1908). 2 p.