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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.

Microfilms:

• Atlantic Monthly-Hall correspondence. ca. 1920-29. 3 rolls, 16 mm (pos.)
• Ellery Sedgwick-Hall correspondence, 1917-1947. 1 roll, 16 mm (pos.)
• C. Nordhoff manuscripts. 1 roll, 16 mm.
• Hall manuscripts: several early versions of part of autobiography. 1 roll, 16mm.
• Gifford Pinchot-Hall correspondence, 1930-1945, ca. 76 letters. Index at beginning of roll. 1 roll, 35 mm. (neg.) (from Library of Congress)

• Letters from James Norman Hall and his family (ca. 1915-1986) and some manuscripts of poems sent to Laurence Winship, editor of the Boston Globe, were donated to Grinnell College Archives by Winship's son, Thomas Winship, and daughter, Joanna Crawford, December 1987.
• 44 letters from Hall to Winship, ca. 1915-1949, some typescript, some holograph.
• 6 letters (1928-80) from Sarah Hall to Winships
• 4 letters from Nancy Hall to Winships
• 1 photograph, ca. 1918, Red Cross photo of American aviators.
• Manuscripts (typescripts) of ca. 12 poems
• Photocopy of typescript of masque, "Sally-Jinx"
• 8 clippings, ca. 1914-1965
• From Maj. Paul L. Briand, Jr.: 3 letters (1963-65); manuscript (typescript) of article, "Solace and sustenance for a POW....", article from "Airpower Historian" entitled "A fateful Tuesday, 1918".

[N.B. Photocopies of all of these papers are also filed in Box 30]