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File contains Gray's manuscript drafts, including: "A Tribute to an Old Friend"; "What 'A Tale of a Tub' is About"; "The Modernism of Jonathan Swift"; and "A Review of Bernard Mandeville."

James Gray's lecture notes, assignments and student correspondence for introductory English literature classes

MS-2-783, Box 1, Folder 7
File
1943,1970-1984

Part of James Gray fonds

File included bibliographic notes dated from 1943, and a draft of a review written by James Gray: "The Apocalyptic Vision in the Poetry of Shelly."

James Gray's lecture notes for English 100

MS-2-783, Box 1, Folder 4
File
1947, 1976

Part of James Gray fonds

File includes lectures and notes about Alexander Pope and Samuel Johnson; several essays about Johnson written by James Gray; an assignment on Jonathan Swift; and a 1947 essay written by James Gray about lyric poetry through the seventeenth century.

James Gray's lecture notes for English 100

MS-2-783, Box 1, Folder 6
File
1972-1973, 1984-1985

Part of James Gray fonds

James Gray's lecture notes for a history of literary criticism course

MS-2-783, Box 1, Folder 3
File
1976

Part of James Gray fonds

File includes notes about literary figures from Dante to Ben Johnson and Alexander Pope. File also includes a memo requesting assessment methods from other instructors in the English department.

James Gray's editorial correspondence for the Yale Edition of the Works of Samuel Johnson

MS-2-783, Box 1, Folder 1
File
1977, 1984-1985

Part of James Gray fonds

File comprises correspondence between committee members John Middendorf, James Gray and Jean Hagstrum; correspondence from Yale University Press; meeting minutes; and manuscripts.

James Gray's editorial correspondence for the Yale Edition of the Works of Samuel Johnson

MS-2-783, Box 1, Folder 2
File
1977-1982

Part of James Gray fonds

File comprises correspondence between James Gray and the editorial committee, contributors, members, and partners (including the Johnstonians); member lists; progress reports; meeting minutes; and draft manuscripts.

James Gray's editorial correspondence for the Yale Edition of the Works of Samuel Johnson

MS-2-783, Box 1, Folder 5
File
1984

Part of James Gray fonds

File includes letters between Jame Gray, Arthur Ripley, John Abbot, Jean Hagstrum and Valerie Grosvenor Myer, as well as several articles and an essay by Valerie Myer.

James Gray's curriculum vitae, annual report and a transcript of a speech given in recognition of his work

MS-2-783, Box 1, Folder 12
File
1960,1985-1987

Part of James Gray fonds

James Gray's correspondence regarding published works

MS-2-783 Box 1, Folder 9
File
1956-1964

Part of James Gray fonds

File includes correspondence regarding a James Blain Woodyatt citation and a letter to the editor of Maclean's Magazine concerning grammar usage.

James Gray's correspondence regarding funding for The Dalhousie Review and English Studies in Canada

MS-2-783, Box. 2, Folder 3
File
1994

Part of James Gray fonds

Jame's Gray's broadcast script for a program on Samual Johnson airing on CBC Wednesday Night Letters and Journals

MS-2-783, Box 16, Folder 1
File
[1963?]

Part of James Gray fonds

James Gray fonds

MS-2-783
Fonds
1941 - 2011

Fonds comprises records documenting James Gray's work as a scholar and teacher. Records include publications, manuscripts and lecture notes; audio recording of lectures; correspondence with colleagues and students; teaching materials; editorial and publishing correspondence and records; and personal correspondence and photographs.

Gray, James

Correspondence to James (Jim) Gray from Jean H. Hagstrum regarding the editing of their project

MS-2-783, Box 15, Folder 34
File
1976

Part of James Gray fonds

The file contains one letter to James Gray from Jean H. Hagstrum and one letter to John H. Middendorf from Jean H. Hagstrum concerning Johnson's sermons.

Correspondence to James (Jim) Gray concerning his work on "Johnson, Cromwell and the Jacobite Cause"

MS-2-783, Box 15, Folder 35
File
1990

Part of James Gray fonds

The file contains one letter to James (Jim) Gray from John congratulating James Gray on his work "Johnson, Cromwell and the Jacobite Cause" and one letter from Mary Morley Eccles, the Viscountess of Eccles, concerning receiving her copy of the work.

Correspondence regarding James Gray's work at Bishops University

MS-2-783, Box 1, Folder 11
File
1960-1961

Part of James Gray fonds

File also includes contains offprints of several reviews by James Gray.

Correspondence from James (Jim) to Phyllis GrossKurth concerning the "Secret Ring"

MS-2-783, Box 15, Folder 36
Item
1991

Part of James Gray fonds

The item consists of a letter to Phyllis Grosskurth from James (Jim) Gray concerning how well he enjoyed her book the "Secret Ring"

Correspondence between James Gray and the Canadian Poetry Society

MS-2-783, Box 1, Folder 10
File
1961

Part of James Gray fonds

File comprises correspondence between James Gray and Georges Boulanger concerning Gray's appointment to the Canadian Poetry Society; a manuscript for their newsletter written by James Gray, "The Craft of Poetry"; a published interview with Gray about Aldous Huxley; a review written by James Gray of Robert Votile's "Samuel Johnson The Moralist"; and a note from Gray to Lennoxville High School concerning his daughter Caroline.

Correspondence between James Gray and Chris McLeod concerning records about the history of Bishop's University

MS-2-783, Box 1, Folder 13
File
1963-1967, 1988

Part of James Gray fonds

File also contains notes and a speech about Bishop's University and Sherbrooke, Quebec.

Correspondence between James Gray and Andrew Wright about the annual meeting of The Johnson Society of The Great Lakes Region

MS-2-783, Box 2, Folder 2
File
1963

Part of James Gray fonds

File consists of correspondence regarding James Gray's conference paper, "Some Reflections on Johnson as Boswell's Moral Tutor," notes and a manuscript.

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