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Malone (Kemp) 1889-1971 Papers (1913-1975) Ms. 129
Size: 30 document boxes (12.50 linear ft.)
Processed: July 1987 By: M. C. Beecheno
Provenance: The papers were acquired in 1983.
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Citation: Kemp Malone Papers Ms. 129 Special Collections Milton S. Eisenhower Library The Johns Hopkins University Malone (Kemp) 1889-1971 Papers (1913-1975) Ms. 129
Provenance
The collection was acquired by the University in 1983 following the death of Mrs. Kemp Malone. Additional materials were received in 1985 from Professor Richard A. Macksey.
In 1974 Mrs. Kemp Malone presented some 20,000 volumes from her husband's library to his Alma Mater, Emory Univiversity. Most likely some of Kemp Malone's papers were also donated to Emory. There are several notations in Ms. 129 (in an unidentified handwriting) which refer to manuscript material at Emory.
Biographical Note
Kemp Malone, medievalist, philologist, etymologist, world authority of Chaucer, and Professor of English Literature at Johns Hopkins University for over 30 years, was born in Minter, Miss. on March 14, 1889. His father, a professor and classicist, was president of a succession of women's colleges and seminaries in the south. Kemp Malone graduated from Emory College in 1907. One of his early aims was to learn all the languages of the peoples encircling the British Isles. To this end he made extensive stays abroad. He taught for two years in Germany, spent a year in Denmark studying old and middle Irish, and then settled for a year in Iceland to master that language. During World War I he served two years in the United States Army and was discharged with the rank of Captain.
In 1921 Dr. Malone joined the faculty of the University of Minnesota, and in 1924 he came to Johns Hopkins University as lecturer in English. He served as President of the Modern Language Association, the Linguistic Society of America, the American Dialect Society, the American Name Society, and the Modern Humanities Research Association. He was also etymology editor of the American College Dictionary of 1947. He was visiting professor and lecturer at many American and foreign universities, and received a number of honorary degrees. He held successive appointments at Georgetown University, Souther Illinois University, and Catholic University in Washington. He retired from Johns Hopkins University in 1956.
The author of more than 500 works, Kemp Malone was unceasingly in his scholarly pursuits. His enthusiasm for language ranged from the study of 10th century manuscripts to the etymology of contemporary comic strip names. At the time of his death Dr. Malone was working on "The History of the English Language" for Random House. He died at his summer home in Eastport, Maine on October 13, 1971, survived by his wife of 44 years, Inez Chatain Malone, two brothers and four sisters.
Scope and Content Note
The papers span the period 1913-1975 and contain drafts, typescripts, proofs, research notes, notebooks, lectures, reprints and news clippings. The only correspondence consists of approximately 35 letters of little importance, dated 1925-1975. There are 25 pages of inscriptions to Kemp Malone from fellow scholars and philologists, and several literary figures such as Angela Thirkell, George William Russell (A.E.), and Lascelles Abercrombie. The major series in the Malone Papers are: Correspondence/Notebooks, Lectures, Research Notes, Writings, and Printed Material.
Correspondence/Notebooks Series Box 1 - !913/1975
This series contains correspondence, Christmas cards sent by Inez and Kemp Malone from 1932-1971, inscriptions to Kemp Malone from scholars and philologists, notebooks with philological notes and notebooks containing lists containing lists of scholars to whom reprints of Malone's articles were sent.
Lecture Series Box 2 - n.d.
The lectures are undated and deal with a variety of subjects including American speech, the English language, dictionary, Beowulf, and Chaucer.
Research Notes Series Boxes 3-14 - n.d.
These boxes contain index cards with undated etymology notes made by Malone as Etymology Editor of the American College Dictionary which appeared in 1947. There are approximately 800 in each box arranged alphabetically by subject.
Research Notes Series Box 20 - n.d.
There are approximately 600 undated index cards with notes re phonetics, and various fragments of etymological notes.
Writing Series Boxes 21-22 - n.d.
This series consists of undated typescripts and drafts of articles by Malone relating to the American Handbook of Writing, Beowulf, and Chaucer.
Writing Series Boxes 23-24 - n.d.
These boxed contain undated drafts for "The Usage Book," an etymological dictionary.
Writing Series Box 25 - 1959
This is the galley proof of "Studies in Heroic Legend and Current Speech," by Kemp Malone. Edited by Stefan Einarsson and Norman E. Eliason. Copenhagen, Rosenkilde and Bagger, 1959. There are also book reviews re this work.
Printed Material Series Boxes 26-30 - 1918/1970
There are in these boxes reprints of articles by Malone and reprints of articles by other authors collected by Malone.
CONTAINER LIST
Box 1: Malone, Kemp and Inez - Christians cards 1932-1972 (1 folder)
Malone, Kemp - Correspondence 1941-1975 (1 folder)
Malone, Kemp - Inscriptions to Malone from fellow scholars, philologists, literary figures, 1933-1958. Also cartoon by Yardley: "The Battle of Baltimore---August 1937." (1 folder)
Malone, Kemp - Notebooks: 1. In German re Germany and England, n.d. 2. Beowulf line by line, n.d. 3. Gothic Notes, text, n.d. 4. Gothic, Ger. 103, Aug. 28, 1913. 5. Wackerbarth, A. Diedrich, n.d. 6. The Phonemes of Current English, n.d. 7. Old Irish, course given by Prof. Holger Pedersen, University of Copenhagen, autumn of 1915. 8. Morphology, n.d. 9. Saxon England, n.d. 10. Records kept by Malone as Hon. Treasurer for R.W. Chambers Memorial Fund, 1942-1943.
Box 1 (Cont.) Malone, Kemp - Notebooks 12 notebooks listing scholars to whom Malone's reprints were to be sent.
Malone, Kemp - Reports on Candidates for Chair of English, University of Stockholm, 1951. (1 folder)
Malone, Kemp - Celtic Studies Congress, Dublin, 1959 - time table and agenda. (1 folder)
University of Wisconsin, Dept. of History, Seminar 1956/57, paper prepared for use in seminar re Medieval history and English Language by Messrs. Reynolds and Cassidy. (1 folder)
Box 2: Malone, Kemp - Lectures: American Speech. Bacon and 17th Century Prose. Beowulf. Capitalization in Writing. Thomas Carlyle. Chaucer. Chaucer's Wife of Bath. Samuel Claggett Chew (citation). China and Japan. Fighting Funds for Finland. Collective Security - War Radio Talks. College Education for Women in America. Dictionary Work. The English Language. An English Version of Hjaoningavig Evelina. Fielding and the Novel. The Franks Casket and the Date of Widsith. From American Darkness. Heroic-Historical and Romance Motifs from King Horn. Medieval Allegory. Medieval Drama. (class notes) Transcribing English for Turks. A Tristan Bibliography. The Two Worlds. German Mythology Eng. 234 Wonders of the East. Box 3: Malone, Kemp - Research Notes: "American College Dictionary," Kemp Malone, Etymology Editor. Etymology notes. Card index (ca. 800 cards) --- COR-DY (A-C missing)
Box 4: Card index (ca. 800 cards) -- E-FI.
Box 5: Card index (ca. 800 cards) -- FJ-HAE.
Box 6: Card index (ca. 800 cards) -- HAG-INM.
Box 7: Card index (ca. 800 cards) -- INN-LIT.
Box 8: Card index (ca. 800 cards) -- LIT-NOL.
Box 9: Card index (ca. 800 cards) -- MON-PIC.
Box 10: Card index (ca. 800 cards) -- PIC-Q.
Box 11: Card index (ca. 800 cards) -- R-SEC.
Box 12: Card index (ca. 800 cards) -- SED-STU.
Box 13: Card index (ca. 800 cards) -- STU-T.
Box 14: Card index (ca. 800 cards) -- U-Z.
Box 15: Malone, Kemp - Research Notes: "The Usage Book." Card index (ca. 800 cards) -- A-COL.
Box 16: Card index (ca. 800 cards) -- COM-GO.
Box 17: Card index (ca. 800 cards) -- GR-OP.
Box 18: Card index (ca. 800 cards) -- OR-SN.
Box 19: Card index (ca. 800 cards) -- SO-Z.
Box 20: Malone, Kemp - Research Notes: Etymology notes, misc. fragments (2 folders). Index cards re phonetics (ca. 600 cards).
Box. 21: Malone, Kemp - Writings: Drafts American Handbook of Writing. Beowulf. Canterbury Tales. (illustrations in color for MS. Gg. 427.) Chaucer.
Box 22: Malone, Kemp - Writings: Drafts Coneybeare and Thorkelin. Cynewulf. Doer. The Dream of the Rood. Finnsburg. Gayant and Beowulf. Historical Sketch of the English Language. Norwell Codex. Old Irish.
Box 23: Malone, Kemp - Writings: Drafts - "The Usage Book." 10 folders A-I (Missing)
Box 24: Malone, Kemp - Writings: Drafts - "The Usage Book." 15 folders J-Z.
Box 25: Malone, Kemp - Writings: Proof - "Studies in Heroic Legens and Current Speech," by Kemp Malone. Edited by Stefan Einarsson and Norman E. Eliason. Copenhagen, Rosenkilde and Bagger. 1959.
Book reviews re this work.
Box 26: Malone, Kemp - Writings: Reprints of Malone's articles.
American and Anglo-Saxon. 1920. Anglo-Saxon in the sense of "Medieval English." 1930. Anglo-Saxon Parlance. 1930. Anglo-Saxon: A Sematic Study. 1929. Artorius. 1925. Ardur and Gullbra and Skeggi. 1942 Becca and Seafola. 1938. Bonnyclabber. 1960. The Burning of Heorot. n.d. Caedmon and English Poetry. 1961. Celtic, Anglo-Saxon, and German. 1930. Chaucer's Double Consonants. 1956. Coming Back from the Mere. 1954. Danes and Half-Danes. n.d. Davis, (John) on American English. 1929. Dipthong and Glide. n.d. Ealhild. n.d. Ecgtheow. 1940. Eleven Beowulf Notes. n.d. English Linguistics and the PhD. 1929. Fay on Pronunciation. 1927. Box 26 (Cont.) Finn's Stronghold. 1945. Franklin on Spelling Reform. 1925. The Franks Casket. n.d. Freawaru. 1940. The Frumtings of Widsith. n.d. Further Notes on Middle English Lyrics. 1956. The Germanic Collections of the Johns Hopkins University Library. 1956. Glides, Dipthongs and Boundaries. 1961. Good Anglo-Saxon. 1945. Greenlaw, (Edwin) Memorial. 1932. Grundtvigs oversaettelse af Beowulf. 1960. Grendel and Grep. 1942. Grundtvig's Philosophy of History. 1940. Hagbard and Ingeld. 1940. Hygd. 1941. Ingeld. 1930. The International Council for English. 1928. A Linguistic Patriot. 1925. A Metrical Note on Widsith. n.d. The Myrgingas of Widsith. n.d. Name of the Wends. 1947. Nine English Etymologies. 1949. A Note on Beowulf 377 ff. 1953. " " " " 489-90. 1961. " " " " 1231. 1926. A Note on Widsith 9a. n.d. " " " " 76-78. 1939. Notes on Beowulf. n.d. Notes on Gnomic Poem B of the Exeter Book. n.d. Notes on a Review of Widsith. 1936. Notes on the worrd Mahogany. 1965. Old English beagas. n.d. Old English care, caser, casere. n.d. Old English Gar. n.d. Old Words for Sickness and Healing. 1964. Oldest England. 1949. On Anglo-Saxon as a Techincal Term. n.d. On Defining Mahogany. 1940. On English Gun. 1953. On the Etymology of Filch. 1955. " " " " Scarf. 1967. On Linguistic Unity. 1930. On Symmetry in Phonemic Analysis. 1962. The Origins of English Words. 1949. Patient Griseldus. 1929. Philology and Literature. 1928. Box 26 (Cont.) A Poet at Work: Chaucer revising His Verses. 1950. Primitivism in Saxo Grammaticus. 1958. The Problem of Standard Speech. 1929. Pronunciation in Webster's Third. 1966. Qmo and Hinn. 1965. Readings from Folios 94 to 131 M.S. Cotton Vitellius A XV. n.d. Readings from the Thorkelin Transcripts of Beowulf. 1949. A Semantic Note on "Anglo-Saxon." 1927. The Semantics if "Anglo-Saxon." 1929. Some Beowulf Readings. n.d. Some Judith Readings. n.d. Some Lingusitic Studies of 1937 and 1938. 1939. " " " " 1939 " 1940. 1942. Structural Linguistics and Bilingual Dictionaries. n.d. Studies in English Phonology. 1926. Style and Structure in the Prologue to The Canterbury Tales. 1946. Swerting. 1939. Syllabic Consonants in English. 1942. Symbolism in Beowulf. 1961. The Tale of Geat. 1937. The Terminology of Anglistics. 1930. The Text of Beowulf. 1949. Time and Place in the Ingeld Episode of Beowulf. 1940. Two English Frauenlieder. 1962. Two Notes on Widsith. 1932. The Well Taught Teacher. 1950. What is Anglo-Saxon? 1929. When Did Middle English Begin? 1930. Widsith and the Critic. 1938. Widsith, Beowulf and Bravellir. 1962. LIST OF THE WRITINGS OF KEMP MALONE, 1918 1948. pp. 362-379 from Philologica: The Malone Anniversary Studies.
Box 27: List of the Writings of Kemp Malone, 1918-1948. pp. 362-379 from Philologica: The Malone Anniversary Studies. Supplementary List of the Writings of Kemp Malone, 1949 1959. Book Reviews by Kemp Malone: Back, Hilding. "The Synonums for 'Child', 'Boy', 'Girl' in Old English. . ." Bouman, A.C. "Patterns in Old English and Old Icelandic Literature." Box 27 (cont.) Brady, Caroline. "The Legends of Ermanaric." Criswell, E.H. "Lewis and Clark: Linguistic Pioneers." Dickins, Bruce. "J.M. Kemble and Old English Scholarship." Girvan, Ritchie. "Finnsburuh." Johannesson, Alexander. "Islandisches etymologisches Worterbuch." Kristjansson, Jonas. "Viktors saga ok Blavus." Kurath, Hans and Kuhn, Sherman M. "Middle English Dictionary." Paff, William J. "The Geographical and Ethnic Names in the Piorkis Saga." Reaney, P.H. "The Origin of English Place Names." Ross, Alan S.C. "The Terfinnas and Beormas of Ohthere." Schafer, Jurgen. "Wort und Begriff." Southworth, James G. "Verses of Cadence. An Introduction to the Prosody of Chaucer and his Followers." Wellek, Rene and Warren, Austin. "Theory of Literarure." Wessen, E. "De Nordiska Folkstammarna i Beowulf." Zink, Georges. "Les Legendes heroiques de Dietrich et d'Ermrich dans les litteratures germaniques."
Book Reviews of Kemp Malone's writings (and publishers' advertisements)
Box 28: Typescripts of articles by other authors: Boberg, Inger M. - notes - January 1949. Chambers. R.W. - "Continuity of English Poetry." Einarsson, Stefan - "Iceland." Hallden, Arvid - part of "The Governing Function of Adjectives in Old and Early Middle English." Lee, Donald W. - "A Road to Heorot." Robinson, Fred - PMLA Bibliography.
Medieval Academy of America - Curricula Vitae of members.
Box 29: Reprints of various authors re Beowulf: Benson, Larry D. "The Originality of Beowulf." 1970. Berendsohn, Walter A. "Sind die Skyldinge und Skilfringe im 'Beowulf' Hunnische und Herulische Konige?" 1968 Bouman, A.C. "Eolete." 1951 Brady, Caroline. "The Synonmyms for 'Sea' in Beowulf." 1952 Brandl, Alois. "Beowulf und die Merowinger." 1929 Brodeur, Arthur G. "The Climax of the Finn Episode" and "Design and Motive in the Finn Episode." 1943 Brown, Calvin S. Jr. "Beowulf's Arm-Lock." 1940 Chambers, R.W. "Beowulf's Fight with Grendel, and its Scandinavian Parallels." n.d. Cook, Albert Stanburrough. "Beowulfian and Odyssean Voyages." 1926 Cooley, Franklin Delany. "Criticism of Beowulf Before 1855." 1940 Cramp, Rosemary J. "Beowulf and Archaeology." 1957 Donahue, Charles. "Beowulf and Christian Tradition." 1965 DuBois, Arthur E. "The Unity of Beowulf." 1934 Eliason, Norman E. "The Pyle and Scop in Beowulf," and "The 'Thryth-Offs Digression' in Beowulf." 1963 Fahlbeck, Pontus. "Beowulfskvadet som Kalls for Nordisk Fornhistoria." 1924 Hart, Thomas Elwood. "Ellen: Some Tectonic Relationships on Beowulf and Their Resemblance to Anglo-Saxon Art." n.d. Hoops, Johannes. "Beowulf der Riesige Vorkampfer," "Beowulfund Andreas 1526 ff." and "Die Folherung der Beowulf Handschrift." n.d. Hubener, G. "Beowulf, ein indischer Messerexorzismus und die Sachsen." n.d. Hume, Kathryn. "The Function of the Hrefn Blaca Beowulf 1801." 1969 Greenfield, S.B. review of "A Reading of Beowulf" by E.B. Irving, Jr. 1969 Johansson, Gust. "The Making of Beowulf and Placenames in Beowulf." 1969 Kaske, R.E "Beowulf" and "The Eotenas in Beowulf." 1968
Box 29 (cont.) Klaeber, Frederick. "Attila's and Beowulf's Funeral," "Beowulfiana," "Eine Kleine Nachlese zum Beowulf," "Beowulfiana Minora." 1927 Lehmann, W.P. "On Posited Omissions in the Beowulf." 1969 Lehmann, W.P. and Takemitsu Tabusa. "The Alliterations of the Beowulf." 1958 Magoun, Francis P. Jr. "Boewulf and the Minou Old- South Germanic Heroic Poems." 1951 Morsbach, Lorenz. "Zur Datierung des Beowulfeops." 1906 Orrick, Allan H. "Beowulf's Fight with Grendel." n.d. Pearce, T.M. "Beowulf and the Southern Sun" and "Beowulf's Moment of Decision in Heorot." 1966 Reynolds, Robert L. "Note on 'Beowulf's' Date and Economic-Social History," and "An Echo of Beowulf in Athelstan's Charters of 931-933 A.D.?" 1955 Robinson, Fred C. "Two Non-Cruces in Beowulf," and "Beowulf's Retreat from Frisia." 1965 and 1966 Rosier, James L. A textual Ambiguity in Beowul: Stod on Stodpole." n.d. Rypins, Stanley I. "The Beowulf Codex." 1920 Salus, Peter H. "OE Eoletes." 1963 Schyman, Iwan. "Varmlandsnas Fran Forntid Till Nutid." 1959 Starcke, Viggo. "Jyder eller Goter." 1968
Wild, Friedrich. "Be3owulf und die Waegmundinge," and "Drachen im Beowulf und andere Drachen." 1961 and 1962 Willard, Rudolph. "Beowulf 2672b." 1961
Box 30: Reprints of Various Authors: Abercrombie, Lascelles. "Widsith as A t." 1938 Anderson, Charles R. "James's Portrait of the Southerner." 1955 Bald, R.C. "A Manuscript Work by Sir George Buc." 1935 Barrow, Sarah F. and Hulme, William H. "Antichrist and Adam." 1925 Bately, Janet M. "The Old English Orosius: The Question of Dictation." 1966 Bell, Alexander Melville. "Note on Syllabic Consonants." 1894 Bessinger, Jess B. Jr. "The Sutton Hoo Harp Replica and Old English Musical Verse." 1967 Box 30 (Cont.) Blake, Frank R. "Studies in Semitic Grammar," and "The Tagalog Verb." 1917 Blondheim, D.S. "Melanges." 1912 Bloomfield, Morton W. "Religion and the Teaching of Literature," and "The Pardons of Pamplona and the Pardoner of Rounceval." 1956 Braddy, Haldeen. "East Texas Hunting Windies." 1945 Brady, Caroline A. "The Eormanric of the Widsith." 1937 Brown, Arthur C.L. "The Grail and the English Sir Percival." 1924 Bryan, W.F. "The Preterite and the Perfect Tense in Present Day English." 1936 Canby, Henry Seidel. "The American Scholar and the War." 1944 Carmody, Francis J. "An X-Ray Study of Pharyngeal Articulation." 1941 Cobb, Collier. "Early English Survivals on Hatteras Island." 1910 Collitz, Herman. "Wodan, Hermes, and Pushan." 1924 Coulter, Cornelia C. and Magoun, F.P. Jr. "Giraldus Cambrensis on Indo-Germanic Philology." 1926 Crawford, F. Stuart. "Mini-." 1967 Cross, Ephraim. "Language Study and the Armed Forces." 1944 Danielsson, Bror. "Native, Classical, or Romance?" 1949 Dillon, Myles. "Na Creathramhna Breagacha." 1943 Durr, Robert A. "The Night Journey in The Ambassadors.'" 1956 and "Dramatic Pattern in Paradise Lost." 1955 Einarsson, Stefan. "Bjolfur and Grendill in Iceland." 1956 and "Guthmundur Finnbogason Sjotugur." 1944 Fagin, Bryllion. "A Milton Scholar." 1934 Fischer, Walther. "Die Erforschung des amerikanischen Englisch." 1936 Flasdiek, Hermann M. "England und die Sprachwissenschaft." 1943 Forster, Max. "Shakespeare-Musik." 1928 Fort, J.A. "The Two Dated Sonnets of Shakespeare." 1924 Frank, Robert Worth Jr. "The Art of Reading Medieval Personification-Allegory." 1953
Box 30 (Cont.) Garrison, F.H. "The Literary Tradition in English Medicine." 1932 Gerard, Albert. "Sur La Logique du Romantisme Anglais." 1956 Hall, Robert A. Jr. "The Classification of Italian ecco and Its Cognates" and "Don't Meddle Ignorantly With Your Language." 1953 Hard, Frederick. "Spencer and Burghley." 1931 Hempl, George. "Learned and Learn'd," and "Pepper, Pickle, and Kipper." n.d. Henrion, Pierre. "Dans le Maquis de la Prononciation Anglaise." n.d. Herben, Stephen, Jr. and Bender, Harold H. "English Spick, Speck, Spitchcock and Spike." 1927 Hermannsson, Halldor. "The Wineland Voyages: A Few Suggestions." 1927 Hittmair, Rudolph. "Worbildende Krafte im heutigen Englisch." 1937 Jacobsen, Lis. "Syv Ruenstens-Tolkninger" 1935. "Om Det Nye Danske Diplomatarium og Pricipperne for Dtes Udgivelse" 1934. "Runekammen Fra Setre." 1935. Jones, H.S.V. "The Faerie Queene and the Medieval Aristotelian Tradition." 1926 Jones, Howard Mumford. "Graduate English Study: Its Rationale." 1929. Kabell, Aage. "Balder und die Mistel." 1965 Kaske, R.E. "Ex VI Transicionis" and its Passage in Piers Plowman." 1963 "A Poem of the Cross in the Exeter Book." 1967 Kuo, Ping-Chia. "Toward a Durable Greatness." 1963 Lagenfelt, Gosta. "Paiens et Heros dans le Widsith." 1935 Lindemann, J.W. Richard. "Old English Preverbal ge-." 1965 Livingston, Charles H. "Etymology of English haggis." 1958 "Old French essuer, ressuerin English." 1958 "L'Anglais patch, Mot d'Orinine Francaise." n.d. "History and Etymology of English pie." n.d. McAtee, W.L. "Longevity of Bird Names." 1953 Menner, Robert J. "The Conflict of Homonyms in English." 1936 Meroney, Howard. "The Life and Death of Longe Wille." 1950
Box 30 (Cont.) Morand, Phelps. "I Had a Country." 1941 Morse, J. Mitchell. "Augustine, Ayenbite and Ulysses." 1955 Mortenson, Robert. "Yeat's Vision and The Two Trees'." 1964 Nehring, Alfons. "The Functional Structure of Speech." 1940 Newlin, Claude M. "The Writings of Hugh Henry Brackenridge." 1927 Newstead, Helaine. "The Tryst beneath the Tree: An Episode in the Tristan Legend." 1956 Nickel, Gerhard. "Sprachlicher Context und Wortbedeutung im Englischen." 1965 Parker, William R. "Adventures among Language Teachers and Linguists." 1955 Pratt, Robert A. "Giovanni Sercambi, Speziale." 1948 Pedersen, Holger. "Deux Etymologies Latines." 1948 Perkinson, Richard H. "The Body as a Triangular Structure in Spencer and Chapman." 1949 Pyles, Thomas. "English Usage: The Views of the Literati." 1967 Randel, William. "Edward Eggleston on Dialect." 1955 Read, Allen Walker. "A Discrimination among Synonyms of theWord Meaning'." 1955 Renoir, Alain. "Traditional Grammar or Structural Linguistics." 1961 Robbins, Rossell Hope. "An Epitaph for Duke Humphrey," "God Amende Wykkyd Cownscell," and "On Dating a Middle English Moral Poem." 1955 Robinson, Fred C. "Old English Research in Progress 1966-67." 1967 Robinson, David M. "An Illustraion of Hesiod on a Black-Figured Plate by the Strife Painter." 1930 Schlauch, Margaret. "Realism and Convention in Medieval Literature." 1964 Setton, Kenneth M. "Hegel in America." 1962, and "Lutheranism and the Turkish Peril." 1962. Sledd, James. "The English Verses in the Huloet-Higgins Dictionarie of 1572." 1948. Steblin-Kamenskij, M.I. "The Scandinavian Rhotacism and Laws Governing the Change of Distinctive Features." 1963. Stetson, R.H. "Traits of Articulate Language." Stillwell, Gardiner. "Convention and Individuality in
Box 30 (Cont.) Stillwell, Gardinar. "Convention and Individuality in Chaucer's Complaint of Mars," 1956. and "The Language of Love in Chaucer's Miller's and Reeve's Tales in the old French Fabliaux." 1955. Tilford, John E. Jr. "Lo, the Poor Kakapo." 1952. Toldberg, Helge. "Hvornar Tryktes der Forste Gang Pa Dansk?" 1962 and "Marsk Stig-Viserne." 1963. Utley, Francis Lee. "The Jug Ballad in Maine and Kentucky," and "An Unrational Meal of Crow." 1945. Van Roosbroeck, Gustave L. "Unpublished Poems by Gresset." 1924. Veith, Ilza. "On Malingering." 1955. Weinrich, Uriel. "Webster's Third: A Critique of Its Semantics." 1954. Whitehall, Harold. "The Orthography of John Bate of Sharon, Connecticut (1700-1784)." 1947. Whitelock, George. "Italian and French Influence in English Pastoral," 1910. Whiting, B.J. "Proverbs in the Ancren Riwle' and the Recluse.'" 1935 Whitney, Lois. "Spencer's Use of the Literature of Travel in the Faerie Queene." 1921 Wilkins, E.H. "The Living Dante." 1945 Wise, C.M. "Chiefess - A Hawaiian Word." 1951 Wood, Francis A. "Augurs and Omens, Gods and Ghosts," n.d. and "Greek and Latin Etymologies." 1923
Malone, Kemp: Related Material Newspaper clippings in Danish, 1955 International Congress of Lingusts, August 1957, Oslo - list of members The Emory Alumnus, Vol. 8, No. 4, July-August 1932 (2 copies) Inaugural Address by Sidney Walter Martin, President of Emory University, November 15, 1957.
Malone, Kemp: Biographical Data Obituaries, memorial; biographical sketch, n.d.; recommending Malone as a teacher by unidentified persons dated March 1917, University of Copenhagen; newspaper clipping June 1974 from the Emory Magazine re gift to Emory University of 20,000 volumes from Malone's library; photograph of Malone, n.d. as a young man. | ||||||||||||||
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