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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 p249."

This is a short article about Stephen Crane's experiences in Cuba during the Spanish-American War. At the top is a note, handwritten in pencil, that reads "Bookman 2/33."

This article was written by M. Solomon. At the top is a note, handwritten in pencil, that reads: Masses and Mainstream January, 1956 vol. 9 no.1"

This is a Friday edition of the university newspaper. The headline concerns a student volunteering for combat duty in Vietnam. In the top right corner is a note, handwritten in pencil, that reads "Crane p5."

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 a booklet with two book reviews pasted in; they are from The Review of Reviews, with subsections like "A Pair of Realists," "A New Story by Mr. Black," and "Young Mr. Stephen Crane." The reviews were glued into a small manila folder, with one date cut and pasted separately.

This is a small, two page booklet of reviews cut from The Review of Reviews (May 1896) and the American Monthly Review of Reviews (July 1900) which discuss Crane's life and works; they have been stapled into a small manila folder. The first review covers The Red Badge of Courage specifically, while the second dedicates two columns to Crane, among other authors.

This is an article that reproduced correspondence between Joseph Conrad and Stephen and Cora Crane between April 1898 and April 1901. It was published by The Bookman in June of 1929 with an introduction and conclusion by the editors Norman Mitchell Hill and Carl Bohnenberger.

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.

This is a ten page article written by Ford Madox Ford about Stephen Crane; in the top right hand corner is handwritten "The American Monthly xxxvii - #145 Jan. 1936" and on the back is a page titled 'Americana' with small articles from editors in Colorado and Connecticut.