Correspondence Books: "Rabble in Arms": Author's Guild; Re. Arnold Benedict; American Consuls; A..., 1931 - 1934

Correspondence Books: "Rabble in Arms": Author's Guild; Re. Arnold Benedict; American Consuls; Arnold's Squadron; British Army; Carl Brandt; Roark Bradford; Samuel Barney; Blakemore; Arthur Brewster; Braille; Clinton; "Captain Caution"; Cartagena Expedition; Chi Psi; Curtis Brown; Doubleday, Doran; Dartmouth College; Margaret Deland; Charles Dawes; "En roulant ma boule"; Fleet; Fort Anne; Fish; Guns on 'Congress' and 'Washington'; Martha Gold; Robert Garland; Notes on Gates; Gundelow; Re. Ebenezer Huntington; "Historic Shepherdstown"; Frederick Hale; Zoltan Haraszti; Harrison Loring Harrington; Harper Brothers; Hamilton Papers; Curtice N. Hitchcock; "Inquiry Into Diets"; John Lane (The Bodley Head Limited); La Roche de Fermoy; Lake Champlain ships; "Lively Lady"; Lecture; Draught of Lee; Little Brown and Company; George H. Lorimer, re. refusal of "Arundel"; Dan Longwell; Map of country over which "Rabble in Arms" fought and marched; Horace Sawyer Mazet; Montgolfier; Motion Pictures; Montgomery Prints; William Morrow and Company; Notes on Nason; National Broadcasting Company; Ohio Society; S.H.P. Pell; Hyde Preston; Theodore Roosevelt; "Rabble in Arms"; Re. Revolutionary manuscripts; Reynal and Hitchcock; R.K.O. Pictures; Re. Roberts-Hammond Controversy; "Royal Savage"; Notes on Schuyler; Simmons, diary of private in Arnold's army; Sauk and Foxes; Re. Ship construction; Mark Sullivan; Songs; Re. Ticonderoga; "True Blooded Yankee"; Washington Galley; Whitehall; Ben Ames Williams; Bayze Wells Journal; Re. Women in American Revolutionary Army; Re. Colonel Wigglesworth; William Heinemann Ltd.; N.C. Wyeth; R.W.S. Vail; 'Vigilant'