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2. Walker Percy: Exhibition Checklist This checklist is only a partial record of the exhibition. materials are from the Percy Library or the general holdings Ernest Hemingway. The Sun Also Rises. New York Charles Scribner's Sons, 1970. Heavily annotated by Percy, many page http://www.lib.unc.edu/rbc/percy/checklist.html

This checklist is only a partial record of the exhibition. It includes books, periodicals, and manuscripts that are part of the UNC collections but none of the many photographic reproductions from other sources used to provide a visual complement to the UNC materials. Unless otherwise identified, all printed materials are from the Percy Library or the general holdings of the Rare Book Collection, and all manuscripts are from the Percy Papers in the Manuscripts Department of Wilson Library. The Hobson numbers following many of the entries are from Linda Whitney Hobson's Walker Percy: A Comprehensive Descriptive Bibliography (New Orleans: Faust Publishing Company, 1988). 1. William Alexander Percy. Lanterns on the Levee . New York: Alfred Knopf, 1941. First edition. Walker Percy's copy. 2. Walker Percy. "The Willard Huntington Wright Murder Case." Carolina Magazine 64 (January 1935). The author's first published writing. Hobson, p. 64. From the North Carolina Collection. 3. Walker Percy. "The Movie Magazine: A Low 'Slick.'"

3. Picturing Hemingway: A Writer In His Time Ernest Hemingway met Hemingway early in Hemingway called Pound "a sort of saint" and said he was "the man I liked and trusted the most as critic." Ezra Pound 18851972. Percy http://www.npg.si.edu/exh/hemingway/pound-essay.htm

Ezra Pound 1885-1972 Percy Wyndham Lewis (1884-1957) / Pencil on paper, circa 1920 Image courtesy Art Collection, Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center, The University of Texas at Austin Home Information Collections Exhibitions ... Search

4. Literary Lectures Covering The Algonquin Circle, Fitzgerald/Hemingway. The Bloom Mary and Percy Byssche Shelley, Zelda and Scott Fitzgerald, Ernest Hemingway and Martha Gelhorn and interpersonal relationships of Ernest Hemingway, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Gertrude http://www.bookerlitlectures.com/lectures.htm

Following the list of lectures is a registration form that can be filled out and e-mailed to Jan. 1. THE ALGONQUIN CIRCLE The literary luminaries of the 1920s who met for lunch daily at the Algonquin Roundtable had a lasting influence on contemporary literature. Playwrights, novelists, essayists and raconteurs - these were the men and women whose ideas and works were in the vanguard of emerging literary, dramatic and personal styles. This lecture will examine the lives and work of these unconventional pacesetters. The cast of characters includes: Dorothy Parker, Robert Benchley, Alexander Woollcott, Franklin Pierce Adams, Heywood Broun, Marc Connelly, Robert Sherwood, George S. Kaufman, Harold Ross, and Edna Ferber. 2. FITZGERALD AND HEMINGWAY 3. CREATIVE COUPLES Two career families are as ancient as history itself. Throughout the ages, writer/artist/musician couples have worked either side by side or independently, in separate careers or in a joint effort. We will explore the alliances of literary partners and determine how each one interacted with the other for the benefit of both; or, in some cases, for the enhancement of one. We'll see the effects of their creativity on the personal side of their relationship, and ask whether it is the couple who created the success or the creativity that chose the coupling. Our focus will be on: Mary and Percy Byssche Shelley, Zelda and Scott Fitzgerald, Ernest Hemingway and Martha Gelhorn, Jean Paul Sartre and Simone deBeauvoir, Elizabeth Barrett and Robert Browning, Lillian Hellman and Daschiel Hammett, Karl and Jenny Marx, Leonard and Virginia Woolf, and others, as well as some contemporary couples.

5. Short Stories By Percy Hemingway [Category: Short Story] Home Short Story Index Short stories by Percy Hemingway. Short stories by PercyHemingway. Hemingway, Percy o Gregorio A story in Africa. GO TO TOP OF SCREEN. http://www.readbookonline.net/stories/Hemingway/115/

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7. Hemingway One Name Study Civil Wills Index By Date Of Death Hemingway One Name Study. Civil Wills Index by Date of DeathThe Probate Calendar shown here is a May 1931 Probate London 7 August to. Percy Hemingway retired rate collector http://www.hemingway.uk.com/Wills/Post 1858/Abstracts from 1930s.pdf

8. Project Gutenberg Titles By Hemingway, Percy Project Gutenberg Titles by. Percy Hemingway. Stories By English AuthorsAfrica. You can also look up this author on The Online Books http://onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu/webbin/gutbook/author?name=Hemingway, Percy

9. Books On-line: Authors Starting With "H" Landers, William Charles Scully, and Percy Hemingway (Gutenberg text) Haggard, H dependent HTML at TAMU) Handcock, Percy Stuart Peache Mesopotamian Archaeology An Introduction http://onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu/webbin/book/authorstart?H

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12. In The Shadow Of Pulitzers: In The Shadow Of Pulitzers Percy’s European literary point of reference is Kierkegaard, his American one,seemingly is Hemingway Percy’s allusions to Hemingway are alternately http://www.mspress.org/boykin/2004/02/in-shadow-of-pulitzers.html

In the Shadow of Pulitzers In the Shadow of Pulitzers is a weekly book review offered by Thurman Boykin. New books by writers with ties to Mississippi are the focus of the reviewer's pen. Sunday, February 22, 2004 In The Shadow of Pulitzers Mississippian Walker Percy, winner of the National Book Award for The Moviegoer is the subject of Walker Percy; A Southern Wayfarer by scholar William Rodney Allen. This carefully edited work was a result of the author’s own dissertation research on Percy. Allen’s “perceptive study” of Walker Percy’s life and his writing sparked a very readable book. Paul Elie’s The Life You Save May Be Your Own , nominated for The National Book Critics Circle’s non-fiction best book of the year, twines the lives of Walker Percy, Flannery O’Conner, Dorothy Day, and Thomas Merton, good writing, “but in all fairness” produces no insight more into Walker Percy than Allen’s work. Being brought up under the Mississippi Delta philosophy of Senator Leroy Percy, “it’s what you are that matters more, than who you are,” I am intrigued with the Percys. Allen offers, “One sign of a major novelist is that he creates his own self-contained imaginative world, one so coherent and revealing we find it hard to imagine there was a time when we did not know it.” The author personally interviewed Percy, creator of five novels “in his own unmistakable voice, complex of themes, and ironic, satiric perspectives,” for background.

13. The Walker Percy Papers A number of the folders reflect Percy s interests in selected literary authors.The folders on Albert Camus, Ernest Hemingway, Alain RobbeGrillet, and Jean http://www.lib.unc.edu/rbc/percy/papers.html

The papers located in the Manuscripts Department occupy 21.5 linear feet of shelving space and consist of about 1,565 discrete items. Their organization and the details of their contents are fully described in the Inventory of the Papers, which is accessible on the website of the Manuscripts Department The papers include manuscript and/or typescript notes, drafts, and various stages of production and proof of all of the author's major writings and a substantial portion of his shorter fiction and essays. Significant materials relating to his unpublished writings are also present, notably fragments of a journal and notes concerning his early novel The Charterhouse (early 1950s), and the typescript of another apprentice novel, The Gramercy Winner The papers also contain a large section of correspondence, consisting of about 650 items, dating from 1951 to 1990. Notable among these are a series of seventy letters, notes, and cards written by Percy to his lifelong friend Shelby Foote between 1960 and 1982 and later returned by Foote. These contain, along with important biographical information, significant discussions of the various writing projects of the two authors. There is also an important series of letters from Caroline Gordon, dating from the early 1950s, discussing Percy's early efforts at writing fiction and specifically his first apprentice novel

14. Percy Hemingway - University Of Maryland Percy Hemingway. Gregorio University Libraries, University of Maryland,College Park, MD 207427011 (301)405-0800 Please send comments http://www.lib.umd.edu/ETC/ReadingRoom/Fiction/Hemingway/

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15. Search Results For Earnest Hemingway - Encyclopædia Britannica Hemingway, Ernest. American novelist and shortstory writer, awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in for his definitive biographies of Ernest Hemingway and Percy Bysshe Shelley. http://www.britannica.com/search?query=earnest hemingway&ct=&fuzzy=N

16. What Happened All Those Years Ago - People published in 1940, about the Civil War in Spain to which Hemingway went as a PeterBysshe Shelley SHELLEY, Percy Bysshe (17921822) English poet, born in Field http://www.andibradley.com/whatya/one.htm

Trivia, world events, historical landmarks, births and deaths Benjamin Franklin (1706-90) American statesman and scientist, youngest son and 15th child of a family of 17, born in Boston, Massachusetts. He was apprenticed at twelve to his brother James, a printer, who started a newspaper, the New England Courant ,in 1709. When James was imprisoned by the speaker of the Assembly for his outspoken criticism, Benjamin assumed the paper's management. The two brother's later fell out and Benjamin drifted to Philadelphia, where he secured work as a printer. During 1724-26 he worked for 18 months i London, before returning to Philadelphia to establish hisown successful printing house, and in 1729 he purchased the Pennsylvania Gazette . A year later, he married Deborah Read, by whom he had two children, a son who died in his youth, and a daughter, Sally. He also had an illegitimate son, William. In 1732 he commenced the publication of Poor Richard's Almanac, which attained an unprecedented circulation. In 1736 Franklin was appointed clerk of the Assembly, in 1737 postmaster of Philadelphia, and in 1754 deputy postmaster-general for the colonies, being elected and re-elected a member of the Assembly almost uninterruptedly until his first mission to England. In 1746 he commenced his famous researches in electricity which made him an FRS. He brought out fully the distinction between positive and negative electricity; he proved that lightning and electricity are identical; and he suggested the protecting of buildings by lightning conductors.

17. Walker Percy Hypermail Archives: Re: The Importance Of Ernest B Allen sees the structural allusions to Hemingway in Percy s writing as unbrokenas in Saul Bellow*s writing, (any Bellow fans on the list want to comment on http://www.ibiblio.org/wpercy/hypermail8/0121.html

Re: The Importance of Ernest Being Subject: Re: The Importance of Ernest Being From: Richard Warren ( RWarren@BCCB.COM Date: Fri Jul 16 1999 - 12:41:36 EDT Next message: Farrell O'gorman: "Hem-Faulkner-Stoicism" Previous message: Ted B Atkinson: "Re: Hemmingway and WP" Next in thread: Farrell O'gorman: "Hem-Faulkner-Stoicism" Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Here I sit...against a young pine tree, broken out in hives and waiting for the end of the world. Safe here for a moment though, flanks protected by a rise of ground on the left and an approach ramp on the right. The carbine lies across my lap. Walker Percy, Love in the Ruins In view of the discussion on the list on Hemingway, I have been looking back this week at William Rodney Allen's book on WP and after seeing Farrell O'gorman's post I thought that I would share some of Allen's insights. In his effort to demonstrate that American antecedents were at least as strong an influence on WP as the European ones that Percy frequently acknowledged, Allen quotes the opening paragraph of LITR and observes that it is an obvious allusion to the final scene in For Whom the Bells Toll in which Hemingway's Robert Jordan sits resting against a pine tree on a small hill in a forest, his leg broken, refusing to kill himself with his rifle despite his great pain, and awaiting his certain death ("the end of the world") at the hands of the Spanish fascists (Walker Percy: Southern Wayfarer, p. 83). Allen asserts that both novels are about "a man's

18. 1930 U.S. Census, Brooklyn Village, Stites Township, Illinois 13 CAMPBELL, Alexander, 10 Hemingway, Percy, 42 Hemingway, Bessie, 38 Hemingway, Vernon, 14 BARKER, Florence, 27 HOLIDAY, James H., 81 Hemingway, Vera, 11 MYLES, Charlie, 41 MYLES http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilstclai/ED82-105.htm

St. Clair County, Illinois GenWeb Project Brooklyn Village, Stites Township 1930 U.S. Census, St. Clair County, Illinois Home - St. Clair Co. IL GenWeb Project Page The following transcription is supplied courtesy of Leslie Moss, one of the many volunteers for this project. See transcription rules we followed. More St. Clair County Enumeration Districts (ED) and transcriptions 1930 U.S. census Join the free Mail List to connect with others working on your family, or to ask questions about St. Clair County genealogy. OFFSITE LINKS - Click your Back button to return here, or, Bookmark us before you leave. See Enumerator's Instructions followed for this census and those from 1850–1990 . For answers to almost any 1930 census question you can think of, see these National Archives Census Pages. Photocopies of the entire census page may be obtained from the Belleville Public Library for a small fee [link is offsite]. Inquire at your local library for other ways to obtain this census on microfilm, CD-ROM, or through an online subscription. Deciphering the ED and sheet numbers ED stands for Enumeration District. The numbers below represent the County (St. Clair = 82), the ED number, and then the sheet number. All of these numbers can be found in the upper right hand corner of each census sheet. Technically, a census 'page' equals two sheets, numbered sequentially: 1A, 1B, 2A, 2B, and so on. If sheets are out-of-sequence on the microfilm, we will note it within the transcription. Be aware that the machine-stamped number located in the upper right-hand corner on every-other census sheet was not used for this transcription.

19. Walker Percy Hypermail Archives: Re: The Importance Of Ernest B Thomas and List I m finding this Hemingway/Percy/Bellow thread fascinatingcertainlyamong the most engaging since I ve been lurking. http://www.ibiblio.org/wpercy/hypermail8/0135.html

Re: The Importance of Ernest Being Subject: Re: The Importance of Ernest Being From: David Alan Beck ( dabeck@IUPUI.EDU Date: Mon Jul 19 1999 - 15:50:50 EDT Next message: Thomas Dean: "Re: The Importance of Ernest Being" Previous message: David Trotter: "Re: The Importance of Ernest Being" In reply to: Brannon Costello: "Re: The Importance of Ernest Being" Next in thread: Jim L Piat: "Re: The Importance of Ernest Being" Reply: David Alan Beck: "Re: The Importance of Ernest Being" Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] I agree with Brannon. Percy should be read without having to hold up Kierkegaardian ideas to compare him with. While obviously K. is important to Percy's thought, I doubt that he mapped out his novels with Either/Or opened before him. Brannon is correct: Although the role in other the others Intersubjectivity is essential to Percy. But that is not to say that Percy is Marcellian. Language and semiotics are also important. But that doesn't make him Peircian (or fill in the -ian prefix). Percy is Percean. He "borrows" from others, but also shapes his influences

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