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This article was published by Palais Universitaire in Strasbourg. At the top is a note, handwritten in pencil, that reads "Crane p158."

This article was written by John W. Stevenson. At the top is a note, handwritten in pencil, that reads "The South Atlantic Quarterly April 1952 Vol. L1 no.2"

This is an article that reproduced correspondence between Joseph Conrad and Stephen and Cora Crane between November 1897 and March 1898. It was published by The Bookman in June of 1929 with commentary by the editors Norman Mitchell Hill and Carl Bohnenberger and the beginning of an essay on humanism and religion by G.K. Chesterton at the end.

The Antiquarian Bookman, The Weekly Magazine of the Antiquarian Book Trade ** Issued from the Offices of Publisher's Weekly. There is a short article about the Stephen Crane Collection by Ames W. Williams

This is a newspaper article clipping (from two different pages) about Stephen Crane. At the top, handwritten in pencil is "NYT 12/10/50" with no other identifying information.

This is a short clipping of book reviews from the New Yorker, including "Stephen Crane: Sullivan County Tales and Sketches" edited and introduced by R.W.Stallman, among others. In the top right corner, handwritten in blue ink is the date 11 23 69" stacked vertically.

This clipping was cut from "The Courier" Syracuse Univ. Library Assoc. No. 25" (penciled in note at the top). It is officially undated but the article references "a few months ago... November 1965."

This is an article about Stephen Crane and the works written about him. At the top of the front page is a note, handwritten in green ink, that reads " 2/6/60 Sat Rev."