the inventory of the william yale collection...

The Inventory

of the

William Yale

Collection

#230

Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center

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Yale, William

#230

Preliminary Listing

I. Manuscripts

A. Articles/Short writings

Box 1 F.1 1. Adjustment to Environment-Historically Applied

2. After the War, What Then?

3. Aid to Russia

4. Amazing German Invention Makes Hitler Master of World

Diplomacy

5. Ambassador Henry Morgenthau=s ASpecial Mission@ of

1917

6. America and the Near East

7. American Aid to China

F.2 8. The American Dilemma in the Near East

9. The American Dilemma in the Near East-American Foreign

Policy

10. An American=s Reply to Viscount Cecil=s book

11. The Emirate of Kuwait

12. Anti-Semitism, Israel, and Near East Policy

13. An Approach to a Settlement

14. The Arab-Israeli Settlement

F.3 15. The Arab Lands and the Arab People

16. The Arab Problem

17. Are the Western Nations in the Process of Committing

Economic Hari Kari

18. Armenian Outrages

19. Arrangements for International Trusteeship

20. The Art and Technique of Teaching History

21. The Art of Teaching

22. Asia and the World Crisis

23. Asia=s View of the Situation

F.4 24. Asia=s View of the Situation

25. Aspects of Naval Strategy of the War in the Pacific

26. Attempts to Prevent the Spread of War

27. Audition

28. Autumn Leaves

29. The Balance of Power

30. The Balance Sheet

F.5 31. Balkan Campaigns: Unknown and Known Factors

32. Balkan Realities

33. The Balkan Situation

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34. The Balkans-Neutrality and War

35. The Balkans-The Next Step?

36. The Bandung Conference and the Palestine Problem

37. Basic Causes of Contemporary Maladjustments

38. Basis for Cooperation Between Arabs and Jews

F.6 39. Basis for Cooperation Between Arabs and Jews

40. The Battle=s Lost or Won

41. Bethlehem and the Route to Egypt

42. Blind Samson

43. Brains Working

44. A Calculus of History

45. Campaign in Russia

46. Causes of the Depression

47. The Challenge Which Confronts Us

48. A Change of Policy Indicated

F.7 49. A Change of Policy Indicated

50. Changes in Power Relationships

51. The Chit-Chat of Washington Columnists

52. Christian Science Monitor Epistle 1


F.8 54. Christian Science Monitor Epistle 2


56. Churchill=s Talks

57. The Clash of Imperialistic Interests in Eastern Europe

58. Co-existence pros and cons

59. Collapse of Hitlerian Diplomacy

60. Colonel T.E. Lawrence, the Great Individualist

F.9 61. The Coming Storm

62. Comments on American Foreign Policy

63. Comments on Arab Realignments in the Near East

64. Comments on J.O. Ronall=s review

65. Comments on Philip Slomovitz=s review

66. Concerning the Political Situation in the Near and Middle

East

67. Concerning the Political Situation in the Near and Middle

East-Memorandum

68. Concerning King-Crane Commission

F.10 69. Concerning Walter Lippman=s Article

70. Constantinople and the Straits

71. Containment: Success or Failure

72. Converting the Lecture Method into an Effective Teaching

Technique

73. A Course in the History of Western Civilization

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74. The Crisis in Jordan

75. The Crisis in Lebanon

76. A Critique of United States Policies in the Middle East

Box 2 F.1 77. A Critique of AThe Middle East Defense: A New

Approach@ 78. Crusades: Medieval and Modern

79. The Crux of the Middle East Question

80. Cyprus-Another Anglo-American Dilemma

81. The Dangers in Contemporary Maladjustments

82. The Dawn of a New Individualism

F.2 82. A Debt Repaid

83. A Defense Against Propaganda

84. The Department of State and the Formulation of a Palestine

Policy

85. Department of State=s Palestine Policy, 1942-1945

86. The Devil in the Water Jug

87. Diplomatic and Military Maneuvers in the Balkans

F.3 88. Diplomacy and the Suez Crisis

89. Diplomacy and the War

90. Discussion of the Depression

91. Distrust of the West in the Near East

92. Distribution

93. The Economic Dilemma of the Western Powers

94. The Economic Dilemma-Germany and Italy

95. Economically, What is Needed to Wage War?

F.4 96. Egypt and the Suez Canal

97. Egypt, A Problem of Africa

98. The Egyptian Crisis

99. The Egyptian Crisis and Diplomatic Fumbling

100. The Egyptians Cry: A We Want Revolution@ 101. Elements of the Contemporary Problems of Education

102. The Enigma

103. European Tariff Barriers and their Significance

104. The European War-A Prognosis

105. Evolution of a Near East Policy

F.5 106. Experiment in Teaching Recent and Contemporary History

107. Facing Realities n Palestine

108. Factors Influencing the Formulation of U.S. Policy

Towards Saudi Arabia

109. The Factors Which Should Determine Our Policy with

regards to Saudi Arabia

110. Finances, A World Problem

111. The First Turning Point in the War

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112. A Footnote to History-Much to do About Nothing

F.6 113. Foreign Policy

114. The Foreign Policy of the United States

115. A Forgotten Factor

116. Forgotten Factors

117. Forward Soldiers with a Mission

118. France and England in the Near and Middle East

119. France in Syria

120. Free Will Viewed by a Pragmatist

121. Freedom

F.7 122. The Future of Capitalism

123. General Chauvel=s Confidential Report

124. Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek and the Japanese Treaty

125. The German Migration

126. German Propaganda in Iran

127. German Troops in Rumania

128. Great Britain and Egypt

F.8 129. The Greco-Italian Campaign of 1940 in Northern Greece

and Albania

130. Growing Dangers of the Arab-Israeli Conflict

131. Hares and Hounds

132. Has Britain Abandoned the Democratic Bloc?

133. Has Hitler Abdicated?

134. Have Something Interesting to Say?

135. The History Teacher and the Textbook Writer

F.9 136. The History Teacher and the Textbook Writer

137. Hitler=s Speech

138. I Speak as An American Jew

139. I Timothy III-5

140. Ideas with Respect to Book entitled: The Near East in

Retrospect

141. Ideas on a Summer Afternoon in July 1966

142. If the Nazis Win the Battle of England

F.10 143. Immigration into Palestine

144. Impact of the Arab-Israeli Conflict in the United States

145. The Imperative Necessity of a Strong and Definite Foreign

Policy

146. In Praise of Folly

147. In the Beginning? Or Was There a Beginning?

148. Increasing Stalemate

149. Intervention in Lebanon?

Box 3 F.1 150. An Interesting Encounter

151. An International Dialogue-I Want the Moon

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152. The International Situation-Whither Now?

153. Iraq: Revolution of 1963

154. Iraq: The Revolutions of 1958 and 1963

155. Is This the Nazi Plan?

F.2 156. Is Capitalism Essential to Modern Civilization?

157. Is Was Inescapable?

158. Islam versus Christianity

159. Israel Poses a New Frame of Reference

160. The Issues at Stake

161. The Issue: Settlement of Unending Conflict?

F.3 162. The Italian-Greek War

163. Italy Related

164. Jesus and the Land He Lived In

165. Jewish Communal Government

166. Jewish Policy of the Soviet Union During the War

167. The Jewish Refugee Problem and Immigration into

Palestine

F.4 168. The Judgment of Solomon?

169. The King-Crane Commission

170. Knowledge-It=s Lack of Availability

171. Knowledge

172. The Korean Affair

173. Khrushchev=s Diplomatic Victory

174. Kuwait

F.5 175. Kuwait

176. Labor and Defense

177. Law: Human and Divine

178. Lest We Forget

179. Locusts, Japanese, and Joel

180. A Long, Long Time Ago

181. A May Visit

182. McCarthyism-Some Misconceptions

183. Memorandum

F.6 184. Memorandum

185. Memorandum Concerning Palestine

186. Memorandum to the President with Regard to Palestine

187. Memorandum on Zionism

188. The Menace of Psychological Enslavement

189. The Menacing Possibilities in South Eastern Asia

190. The Middle East

191. The Middle East-Policy Making

F.7 192. The Middle East-The Egyptian Crisis and Diplomatic

Fumbling

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193. Middle East: the Unlikelihood of War

194. The Mideast-A Prognosis

195. A Midsummer=s Day

196. A Midsummer=s Revery

197. Military Considerations

198. Military Power, Industrial Sources, and Morale

199. Miscellaneous material on Egypt

200. Misconceptions in Regard to AImpending@ War

F.8 201. The Modern Liquidity of Surplus Wealth

202. The Modern Parasites

203. The Modern Tower of Babel

204. Molotov=s Speeches

205. Molotov Talks

206. The Monroe Doctrine and the Truman Doctrine

207. The Munich Pacts

208. Mysterious Medina

209. Nationalism Among Arabs of Syria and Palestine

F.9 210. The Nature of Progress

211. The Nature of Significance of the World Crisis

212. Naval Cooperation vs Naval Competition

213. Nazareth

214. The Nazi Philosophy

215. Nazi Strategy in Russia

216. Near and Middle Eastern Oil and Security

217. The Necessity of and a Plan for Keeping the People of the

USA Informed

F.10 218. The Need of a New Policy

219. The Need for a Positive Construction Plan

220. The Need for Social Motivation

221. Neutrality Legislation

222. New Conflicts for Old

223. The New Crop of Intellectuals in the Middle East

Box 4 F.1 224. New England Council on Foreign Commerce

225. New England=s Interest in Foreign Affairs

226. A New Frame of Reference

227. A New Factor in International Politics

228. The New Order and the Old

229. The New Strategy of the Axis Powers Now Being

Formulated

230. The New Turkey

F.2 231. Notes on a Conversation with Emir Feisal on 2/3/1917

232. Notes on Phillip Graves Concerning Diplomats

233. Observations

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234. Observations, 1949

235. Observations on the Arab-Israeli Conflict

236. Observations on the Assassination of Senator Robert

Kennedy

237. Observations on the King-Crane Commission of 1919

238. Observations of WY=s interview with Mrs. Lowdermilk

239. Observations on AThe Great Arab Conquests@ by J.B. Glubb

240. Observations on Walter Lippman=s Secret Report on

Europe

241. Observations Regarding the Arab Refugee Problem

242. Observations Regarding the Proposed Trusteeship

Agreement

F.3 243. Observations Regarding the Proposal to Partition Palestine

244. Observations Regarding the Proposed Trusteeship

Agreement for Palestine

245. Observations Regarding Proposal to Partition Palestine

246. Observations on WY=s interview with Mrs. Lowdermilk

247. Observations by WY on NYT editorial

248. Old and Trusted Friend

249. On Execution of a Mau Mau General

250. One=s Nasty Little Ego

251. Onward Freedom=s Soldiers

F.4 252. An Open Letter to the Gentlemen of Wall Street

253. Organization of a Near Eastern Bureau of Intelligence

254. The Origin and Development of the Palestine Policy of the

United States

255. Our Foreign Policies and Our Objectives

256. Our Offensive Power

257. Palestine-a Memorandum

258. Palestine-A World Problem

F.5 259. Palestine as a Trust Territory

260. Palestine-Form of GovernmentBmixed and unsorted drafts

261. Palestine: Partitioned

262. The Palestine Problem

263. A Palestine Settlement

264. The Palestinian Problem

F.6 265. A Paper for Discussion at Annual Meeting of AFME

266. The Paradox of the Individual and Society

267. The Partition of Korea and Vietnam

268. The Partition of Palestine

269. Peace in the Near East

F.7 270. Peace Settlement

271. Peace or War Depends on the United States

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272. The Phony War

273. Playing with Fire

274. Point Four Diagrams

275. Political Aspects of American Jew=s Attitudes Towards a

Palestine Settlement

276. Political Aspects of Lebanon

277. Position of the Syrian Question Today

278. The Possibilities of a Peaceful Settlement

279. The Pragmatist Test

280. Prescription for War

281. The President=s Message to Congress

282. The Price of Ignorance

283. The Price Paid to Israel

284. Problem of Meeting the Challenge of Communist

Propaganda in Asia

285. The Problem of Syrian Nationalism

F.9 286. The Process of Change in the Near East

287. Professor William Earnest Hocking and the Arab Israeli

Conflict

288. A Prognosis

289. Progress and Society

290. Proposal Regarding Palestine

291. Proposed Trustee Arrangements for Palestine

292. Proposed Trusteeship Agreements for Palestine

293. Pros and Cons of Co-existence

294. Pseudo-Calculus of History

295. A Purposeless Universe

F.10 296. Purpose or Lack of Purpose in the Universe

297. The Pursuit of Security

298. Random Note on Reading and Various Reflections

299. Reaction in Arab Lands to Russia=s Role and U.S. Entrance

in War

300. Realities of the International Situation

Box 5 F.1 301. The Reasons for the Failure of the Mandate System

302. A Reassessment of Our Near East Policy

303. Recollections of Lord Allenby

304. Recording the Preconception of Decoding and Coding

Machines

305. Reflections

306. Reflections after reading J.P. Sartre=s ASituations@ 307. Reflections on Democracy

308. Reflections on AGod@ F.2 309. Reflections on History

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310. Reflections on the King-Crane Commission

311. Reflections on a Midsummer=s Day

312. Reflections on the Near East

313. Reflections on the New Policy of Waging War to Achieve

Reform

314. Reflections on Palestine

315. Reflections on President Conaut=s Article in Look

Magazine

316. Reflections of a Retiring Teacher

317. Reflections of a Summer=s Day

F.3 318. Reflections on Survival

319. Reflections on Syrian Nationalism

320. Reflections on Teaching

321. Reflections on Theology

322. Reflections on Tito=s ASurprise@ Visit to Moscow

323. Reflections on Walter Lippman=s First Report

324. Reflections on War

325. Reflections on the War

326. Regarding Russia

327. Relativity in Judgment as well as in Physics

328. Reminiscences of Allenby=s Last Campaign

329. Reply to Itamar Rabinovitch=s Questions

330. Report in Detail of Interviews in London, 9/27/17-10/14/19

331. Report Relating to the Situation in Northern Persia

332. Report on a Talk Given by Professor H.A.R. Gibb

333. A Report which Should Have Been Written Thirty-Five

Years Ago

334. The Republic of Syria

F.5 335. The Responsibilities of a Nation and Its People

336. The Responsibilities of Power

337. Revolt in Iraq

338. A Romance of Diplomacy

339. Rumania=s Precarious Neutrality

340. Russia, the Enigma

341. Russia and the Postwar Settlement

342. Russia Shows Her Hand

343. The Same Old Story- a Do-Nothing Policy

344. The Security and Future of the Map of Israel

F.6 345. Saudi Arab Political Relations with Adjoining Areas

346. The Security of the State of Israel

347. Seizure of Madagascar

348. Shall Red China be Admitted to the UN?

349. Shape of Things

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350. Showdown in the Mediterranean

F.7 351. Significant Changes in 1949 concerning Israel

352. The Significance of Dictatorship

353. Significance of the Russian Campaign

354. The Social Crisis

355. Social Indices

356. The Social Validity of War

357. Some Aspects of the Palestine Problem

358. Some Dangerous Concomitants of the Israel-UAR Arms

Race

F.8 359. Some Reflections on the Arab Refugees

360. Some Reflections on Statements of F.L. Schuman in his

book

361. Sound and Fury

362. South America and the Problem of Credit

363. Soviet Russia and the ACommon Enemy@ F.9 364. Spain and the Axis

365. A State of Frustration

366. Statement of Project Proposed by WY

367. Statement for Publication in Middle Eastern Affairs

368. A Statistical Presentation of Our Modern Society

369. The Status Quo or War?

370. Steps Along the Road to Dictatorship

371. Strange Stalemate

F.10 372. Strange Stalemate

373. The Strategy of the Greco-Italian War

374. The Strategy of Soft Spots

375. Strategic Factors in the Balkans

376. The Struggle for Asia

377. A Student=s May Day Activity

378. Student Participation in Educational Policy Making

379. The Suez Canal and the Egyptian Question

380. The Suez Crisis

381. A Suggested Charter of the International Territory of

Palestine

Box 5 F.1 382. A Symbolic Interpretation of History

383. Symbols versus Words

384. Syria

385. Teachers and Teaching

386. T.E. Lawrence

387. Technocracies

388. Thoughts on Decline of the West

389. Thoughts on the Survival of Democracy in the United

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States

390. The Three Fold Dilemma in the Near and Middle East

391. Three Significant Revolutions in World Economics and

Trade

392. Time for a Settlement

393. Tito and Moscow

394. Tito at Yalta

395. To Our Fellow Citizens of the American Jewish

Community

396. To Retiring Teachers

397. To the Teacher

F.3 398. To Those, Who Should Listen and Take Heed

399. To Those Who Seek Reconciliation Between Israel and the

Arabs

400. To Those Who Seek Peace Through Understanding

401. Toward a Settlement

402. The Tragedy of Our Times

403. Transjordan

404. Turkey

405. Turkey Needs Watching

406. The Turkish Hospital in Damascus

F.4 407. Twin Engines of War

408. The Two Edged Sword

409. US Foreign Policy 1945-1968

410. US Middle East Policies

411. US Policy and Asia

412. The USA and the Arab-Israeli Conflict

413. Undecided America

F.5 414. The Underlying Causes of the World War

415. The US Assumes Another Liability in the Near and Middle

East

416. US-Near East Policies and Domestic Complications

417. US Policies in the Mideast 1948-1968

418. The US and the Russian Intervention of Finland

419. The US and the War in Europe

420. Untitled

F.6 421. 11 untitled

F.7 422. 9 untitled

F.8 423. 6 untitled

424. Use of Arab Press in the United States

F.9 425. The Use of Symbols in Teaching History

426. Vietnam-a Baited Trap

427. The War-A Prognosis

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428. War in the Balkans-Now or Later

429. War in the Eastern Mediterranean

430. War Clouds Gather in the Pacific

431. War Looms in the Pacific

432. The West=s Free Schools in Asia

F.10 433. The West=s Free Schools in Asia

434. What Are the Alternatives-War of Modus Vivendi?

435. What is All This Bother About

436. What Is Going on in Persia

437. What Do You Wish to Conserve?

438. What=s Wrong with Liberalism?

439. When do Security Measures Endanger Security?

440. Where the Zionists and the US Erred in the Near and

Middle East

F.11 441. Who I am and Why I am Here

442. Who Owns the Future?

443. Why All This Bewilderment?

444. Why Alliances?

445. Wonders Will Never Cease

446. The World of Alice in Wonder

447. World Leadership in the Twentieth Century

448. Yawning Again

B. Books

1. IT TAKES SO LONG. (WY=s autobiography)

Box 7 F.1-8 a. Unsorted drafts, typescript and holograph

Box 8 F.1-6 b. Unsorted drafts, typescript and holograph

F.7 c. Ch. 1-3. Typescript, 49p.

F.8 d. Ch.4-6. Typescript, 88p.

F.9 e. Ch. 7-9. Typescript, 90p.

F.10 f. Ch. 10-12. Typescript, 57p.

2. ALLENBY=S LAST CAMPAIGN

Box 9 F.1 a. Holograph, 19p.

F.2 b. Typescript with carbon, 49p.

F.3-4 3. Unsorted draft material for textbook history of Russia.

Typescript with carbon

F.5 4. Suggestions and notes for book on Mideast for Yale

Institute of International Studies. Carbon and typescript,

39p.

F.6 5. Mixed draft material for ARAB LANDS AND STATES

OF WESTERN ASIA

Box 21 F.1-10 6. THE NEAR EAST. Various drafts

C. Radio Broadcasts

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F.7 1. 1938-1945

F.8 2. 1953-Feb. 1957

F.9 3. Feb. 1957-Dec. 1959

D. Lectures/Addresses

Box 10 F.1 1. Lecture ca. 1956 on Suez crisis. Typescript, 38p.

F.2 2. Lecture, 1928, before Woodman Institute, Dover, NH.

Typescript, 12p.

F.3 3. Talk at Stoneham, 1929. Holograph, 8p.

4. Talk at high school graduation, 1941. Carbon typescript,

9p.

5. Talk at Grenier Field Air Base, 1942. Typescript, 10p.

6. Address at New England History Teacher=s Association,

1942. Typescript, 4p.

7. Address. Typescript, 8p.

F.4 8. Sunday sermons. Corrected typescript pages

a. 7/3/27, 1p.

b. 7/10/27, 1p.

c. 7/17/27, 1p.

d. 7/24/27, 1p.

e. 7/31/27, 5p.

F.5 E. Notes

1. Comments on personalities of the Harris Institute. Carbon

typescript, 8p.

2. A Social Conception of Life. Holograph, 4p.

3. Notes and outline for Soviet history course. Holograph,

10p. Photocopy, 5p.

4. Notes and report to New England Assembly on the Middle

East proceedings, April 29-May 1, 1963. Holograph, 12p.

5. Notes on Baltow Declaration. Holograph, 2p.

6. Notes on Middle East Institute conference, 1962.

Holograph, 15p.

7. Quotations/notes from Jacques Maritain=s AOn the

Philosophy of History.@ Holograph, 4p.

8. Notes for book on Arab-Israeli conflict. Holograph, 5p.

F.6 F. Assorted verses by WY. Holograph, typescript and carbon

typescript

G. Reports by WY, Technical Advisor to American section of the

International Commission on Mandates in Turkey

F.7 1. Untitled report, Aug. 1918. Carbon typescript, 43p.

2. Recommendations as to the future disposition of Palestine,

Syria, and Lebanon. Carbon typescript, 10p.

F.8 3. Military establishment in and about Jerusalem. Carbon

typescript, 2p., March 2, 1917

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4. An Arab Empire, 12/18/18. Carbon typescript, 4p.

5. The Near East and the Western World. Carbon typescript,

18p., 12/16/18

6. A Report on Syria, Palestine, and Mount Lebanon. Carbon

typescript, 34p.

7. Syria. Carbon typescript, 14p. [first page missing]

F.9 8. Untitled report, June 1918. Carbon typescript, 43p.

9. Report #2, 11/15/17. Carbon typescript, 17p.

10. Report #3. Carbon typescript, 11p.









F.10 19. Report #20, 3/25/18. Carbon typescript, 14p.






F.11 25. Report #31, 6/8/18. Carbon typescript, 12p.


27. British Forces in Palestine, 9/3/18. Thermograph, 5p..

28. Wilson=s Attitude Towards a Jewish Commonwealth.

Typescript, 4p.

29. The Wahabites. Carbon typescript, 5p.


F.12 H. Reviews by WY

F.13 I. Reviews about WY

F.14 J. Oriental Portraits. Holograph, 5p. and typescript, 4p.

F.15 K. Oriental Fables. Carbon typescript, 28p.

L. Manuscripts by other authors

Box 24 F.1 1. 3 papers by William Ernest Hocking

F.2-5 2. 6 papers by John Simmons

F.6 3. Paper by Elmer Berger

Box 25 F.1 4. Memo by Frank Maria

5. Paper by Robert John and Sami Hadawi

F.2 6. Paper by Julius Fohs

7. 2 papers by Isaiah Bowman

8. Paper by Floyd H. Black

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F.3 9. Paper by A. McPherson Yale

10. Paper by A. Donn Hesselhern

11. Paper by Martin Halabian

12. Paper by Paul Monroe

F.4 13. Paper by Hope Danielson

14. Paper by E.H. Byrne

F.5 15. Paper by L.M.C. von der Hoeven Loerherd

16. Paper by Kim Sam Kyu

17. Paper by Richard Pipes

18. Paper by Amin Banani

19. Paper by Akdes Kurat

F.6 20. Paper by James Brock Gidney

Box 26 F.1-3 21. Thesis by James Brock Gidney

F.3-6 22. 8 papers by Gare Lecompte

II. Printed Matter

A. By WY

Box 11 1. AA Media Quarrel with Liberalism,@ The Outlet, 10/15/32

2. ASome Geographical Features of Allenby=s Last Campaign,@ Bulletin of the Geographical Society, 10p.

3. AThe Non-Assimilation of Israel,@ Atlantic Monthly, Aug.

1922, 3p.

4. APalestine Partitioned,@ The New England Journal of Social

Studies, Oct. 1948, 2p.

5. AIslam versus Christianity,@ The North American Review,

Feb. 1923, 4p.

6. APalestine, An Interpretation,@ The Teacher, Dec. 1924, 5p.

7. ANovas Organizacoes Para o Deservelvimento Economico

dos Republicas Sulamericananas,@ Uniao Panamericana,

April 1945, 7p.

8. ACertain New Instrumentalities for Economic Development

in the South American Republics,@ Dept. of State Bulletin,

Nov. 12, 1994, 5p.

9. AThe Influence of Geography on Arab Nationalism,@ The

Journal of Geography,@ Dec. 1929, 8p.

10. AWanted-Social Misfits,@ The Nation=s Schools, Oct. 1937,

p.1

11. AWith Allenby in Palestine,@ Seventh Regiment Gazette,

April 1939, 4p.

12. AIs Education Something More than Schooling?@ The

Social Frontier, Dec. 1938, 2p.

13. AThe Use of Symbols in Teaching History,@ The Social

Studies, Feb. 1938, 2p.

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14. AThe Middle East Crisis,@ The New Hampshire Alumnus,

Jan. 1957, 2p.

15. APalestine,@ The Coast Artillery Journal, Jan.-Feb. 1939, 6p.

16. ANuevos Organismos para el fomente Economico en la

America Latina,@ Paraguayan industrial and commercial

magazine, Jan. 1946, 5p.

17. AIt was a phony war,@ Coast Artillery Journal, July-Aug.

1940, 2p.

18. APalestine: some aspects of the Military Problem,@ Infantry

Journal, Jan.-Feb. 1939, 6p.

19. AThe Greco-Italian Campaign,@ Coast Artillery Journal,

Jan.-Feb. 1941, 4p.

20. AThe Greco-Italian Campaign,@ Infantry Journal, Feb. 1941

Box 12 F.1-2 21. Newspaper articles, 1919-1971

Box 13 22. Reviews by WY

a. THE MIDDLE EAST IN WORLD AFFAIRS, The

American Historical Review, Jan. 1953, 2p.

b. THE PALESTINE YEARBOOK, The Middle East

Journal, Oct. 1947, 2p.

c. ENGLAND AND THE MIDDLE EAST, The

Middle East Journal, Fall 1956, 2p.

d. THE DESERT AND THE STARS, The Middle

East Journal, Winter 1956, 2p.

e. ISRAEL AND THE PALESTINE ARABS, The

Annals, Jan. 1959, 1p.

f. THE MIDDLE EAST, The Annals, Jan. 1960, 1p.

g. LAWRENCE OF ARABIA: A

BIBLIOGRAPHICAL INQUIRY, The Annals,

Sept. 1956, 2p.

h. THE FIRST OTTOMAN CONSTITUTIONAL

PERIOD, The Annals, March 1964, 2p.

i. THE WELLS OF IBN SAUD, The Annals, July

1958, 2p.

j. GREECE: AMERICAN DILEMMA AND

OPPORTUNITY, The Annals, July 1952, 2p.

k. THE STRUGGLE FOR PALESTINE, The Annals,

Jan. 1951, 2p.

l. POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT IN TURKEY,

July 1971, 2p.

m. THE GREATNESS OF T.E. LAWRENCE, The

Yale Review, Summer 1939, 4p.

Box 14 n. FINANCIAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE

ORGANIZATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF

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OTTOMAN EGYPT, Modern History, March 1963,

1p.

o. A SHORT HISTORY OF LEBANON, The

American Historical Review, April 1966, 2p.

p. PRELUDE TO ISRAEL, The Middle East Journal,

Fall 1959, 2p.

q. MIDDLE EAST INDICTMENT, The Middle East

Journal, Winter 1959, 2p.

r. THE NEAR EAST IN HISTORY, The Middle East

Journal, Winter 1962, 2p.

s. THE REALITIES OF AMERICAN-PALESTINE

RELATIONS, The Annals, Jan. 1950, 2p.

t. NEAR EASTERN CULTURE AND SOCIETY,

The Annals, March 1952, 2p.

B. About WY

Box 12 F.3 1. Newspaper articles about WY, 1919-1964

F.4 2. Newspaper articles about WY, 1925-1939

Box 15 C. THE NONCONFORMIST by George Abbe. Bound, 306p.

III. Correspondence

A. 1917-1971

Box 15 F.1 McCain, H.J. TLS, July 24, 1917

Lansing, Robert CTL copy, Aug. 17, 1917

F.2 Jacobs, F.P. TLS, June 26, 1918

CTLS copy, June 26, 1918

Allenby, Edmund ANS, Sept. 8, 1918

ANS, Sept. 13, 1918

ANS, p/c, Sept. 13, 1918

ANS, Sept. 29, 1918

ANS, Dec. 20, 1918

F.4 ANS, p/c, Jan. 28, 1919

CTL, p/c, Jan. 28, 1919

CTL, p/c, Jan. 28, 1919

ALS, p/c, Jan. 28, 1919

F.11 Box of filmed letters to WY

Box 15 F.4 Grew, Joseph TLS, Oct. 30, 1919

F.6 Dulles, Allen TLS, Feb. 2, 1924

TLS, Feb. 18, 1924

TLS, May 22, 1924

F.8 Edih, Halide TLS, Feb. 16, 1927

Gillette, King C. TLS, April 27, 1927

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Coolidge, Archibald TLS, Aug. 3, 1927

Cary

F.10 Lawrence, T.E. Film, Oct. 22, 1929

Thermograph, Oct. 22, 1929

F.11 Hocking, William TLS, July 4, 1930

Ernest TLS, Aug. 16, 1930

Box 16 F.2 TLS, Dec. 27, 1936

F.11 TLS, Feb. 11, 1941

TLS, Feb. 17, 1941

TLS, March 20, 1941

TLS, Oct. 27, 1941

F.12 ANS, Jan. 25, 1942

TLS, May 23, 1942

Box 17 F.6 ANS, March 28, 1949

TLS, April 1, 1949

ANS, May 22, 1949

F.8 TLS, May 28, 1951

TLS, Aug. 14, 1951

F.9 TLS, May 31, 1952

F.10 TLS, Jan. 3, 1953

TLS, Jan. 28, 1953

ANS, May 5, 1953

TLS, Sept. 13, 1953

F.11 TLS, March 25, 1954

TLS, March 31, 1954

TLS, April 4, 1954

TLS, April 20, 1954

TLS, March 4, 1954

TLS, June 4, 1954

TLS, June 29, 1954

TLS, Dec. 3, 1954

F.12 TLS, April 17, 1955

TLS, Aug. 16, 1955

TLS, Sept. 27, 1955

ANS, Nov. 5, 1955

TLS, Nov. 25, 1955

F.13 TLS, April 5, 1956

TLS, April 24, 1956

TLS, June 8, 1956

TLS, Nov. 29, 1956

Box 18 F.1 ANS, Jan. 20, 1957

TLS, Jan. 24, 1957

TLS, Feb. 19, 1957

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TLS, Feb. 24, 1957

TLS, Feb. 25, 1957

TLS, Feb. 27, 1957

TLS, March 3, 1957

ANS, March 7, 1957

TLS, March 7, 1957

TLS, March 11, 1957

TLS, March 12, 1957

TLS, March 15, 1957

TLS, March 18, 1957

TLS, March 21, 1957

TLS, March 22, 1957

TLS, May 16, 1957

F.2 TLS, July 31, 1957

TLS, Oct. 1, 1957

F.3 TLS, May 2, 1958

F.4 TLS, Sept. 18, 1958

TLS, Sept. 28, 1958

TLS, Oct. 8, 1958

TLS, Nov. 23, 1958

TLS, Dec. 6, 1958

F.5 TLS, April 26, 1959

F.9 TLS, May 10, 1962

ANS, May 20, 1962

Box 19 F.1 TLS, Jan. 25, 1964

TLS, Jan. 29, 1964

TLS, Feb. 11, 1964

TLS, Feb. 17, 1964

TLS, Feb. 26, 1964

TLS, March 7, 1964

TLS, March 8, 1964

TLS, March 11, 1964

TLS, March 13, 1964

TLS, March 27, 1964

TLS, March 28, 1964

TLS, April 2, 1964

TLS, April 5, 1964

TLS, April 6, 1964

TLS, April 9, 1964

TLS, April 11, 1964

TLS, April 21, 1964

TLS, April 23, 1964

TLS, April 24, 1964

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TLS, April 26, 1964

TLS, May 3, 1964

TLS, May 10, 1964

TLS, May 17, 1964

TLS, May 23, 1964

TLS, May 26, 1964

TLS, June 1, 1964

TLS, June 6, 1964

TLS, June 9, 1964

TLS, June 11, 1964

TLS, June 12, 1964

TLS, June 13, 1964

TLS, June 17, 1964

TLS, June 18, 1964

F.2 TLS, July 27, 1964

TLS, July 31, 1964

TLS, Aug. 14, 1964

TLS, Aug. 20, 1964

TLS, Aug. 29, 1964

TLS, Sept. 7, 1964

TLS, Sept. 7, 1964

TLS, Sept. 26, 1964

F.3 TLS, Oct. 4, 1964

TLS, Oct. 8, 1964

TLS, Oct. 19, 1964

ANS, Oct. 19, 1964

TLS, Oct. 20, 1964

TLS, Oct. 24, 1964

TLS, Oct. 30, 1964

TLS, Nov. 5, 1964

TLS, Nov. 12, 1964

TLS, Nov. 18, 1964

TLS, Nov. 14, 1964

TLS, Nov. 20, 1964

TLS, Nov. 21, 1964

TLS, Nov. 25, 1964

TLS, Nov. 27, 1964

TLS, Dec. 4, 1964

TLS, Dec. 11, 1964

F.4 TLS, Jan. 4, 1965

TLS, Jan. 8, 1965

TLS, Jan. 9, 1965

TLS, Jan. 14, 1965

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TLS, Jan. 19, 1965

TLS, Jan. 21, 1965

TLS, Jan. 25, 1965

TLS, Jan. 31, 1965

TLS, Feb. 8, 1965

TLS, Feb. 9, 1965

TLS, Feb. 10, 1965

TLS, Feb. 11, 1965

TLS, Feb. 13, 1965

TLS, Feb. 15, 1965

TLS, Feb. 18, 1965

TLS, Feb. 20, 1965

TLS, Feb. 23, 1965

TLS, Feb. 27, 1965

TLS, Feb. 28, 1965

TLS, March 3, 1965

TLS, March 8, 1965

TLS, March 10, 1965

TLS, March 11, 1965

TLS, March 12, 1965

TLS, March 17, 1965

TLS, March 20, 1965

TLS, March 22, 1965

TLS, March 23, 1965

TLS, March 24, 1965

TLS, March 26, 1965

TLS, March 27, 1965

TLS, April 17, 1965

TLS, April 19, 1965

TLS, April 27, 1965

TLS, April 29, 1965

F.5 TLS, May 1, 1965

TLS, May 5, 1965

TLS, May 7, 1965

TLS, May 8, 1965

TLS, May 9, 1965

TLS, May 10, 1965

TLS, May 11, 1965

TLS, May 13, 1965

TLS, May 14, 1965

TLS, May 15, 1965

TLS, May 17, 1965

TLS, May 18, 1965

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TLS, May 21, 1965

TLS, May 22, 1965

TLS, May 24, 1965

TLS, May 27, 1965

TLS, May 29, 1965

TLS, June 1, 1965

TLS, June 3, 1965

TLS, June 9, 1965

TLS, June 10, 1965

TLS, June 12, 1965

TLS, June 18, 1965

TLS, June 26, 1965

TLS, June 30, 1965

F.6 TLS, July 11, 1965

TLS, July 16, 1965

TLS, July 20, 1965

ANS, July 20, 1965

TLS, July 21, 1965

TLS, July 25, 1965

TLS, July 28, 1965

TLS, July 29, 1965

TLS, July 31, 1965

TLS, Aug. 1, 1965

TLS, Aug. 3, 1965

TLS, Aug. 6, 1965

TLS, Aug. 8, 1965

TLS, Aug. 9, 1965

TLS, Aug. 22, 1965

F.7 TLS, Oct. 3, 1965

TLS, Oct. 12, 1965

TLS, Oct. 13, 1965

TLS, Oct. 24, 1965

TLS, Nov. 5, 1965

TLS, Nov. 10, 1965

TLS, Dec. 2, 1965

Box 2 0 F.1 TLS, Jan. 8, 1966

TLS, Jan. 14, 1966

TLS, Jan. 28, 1966

F.8 TLS, n.d.

Box 16 F.2 Thomas, Lowell TLS, March 30, 1936

F.9 TLS, May 4, 1939

TLS, May 12, 1939

F.10 TLS, April 10, 1940

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F.12 TLS, Jan. 26, 1942

Box 17 F.6 TLS, Nov. 21, 1949

Box 19 F.3 TLS, Nov. 20, 1964

Box 20 F.8 TLS, n.d.

Box 16 F.3 Englehardt, Fred TLS, Feb. 30, 1937

F.7 TLS, Dec. 20, 1938

F.9 TLS, May 3, 1939

F.6 Weizman, Chaim TLS, Sept. 14, 1938

F.8 Frankfurter, Felix TLS, March 16, 1939

F.11 TLS, June 4, 1941

F.10 Bowman, Isaiah TLS, April 26, 1940

Box 17 F.5 TLS, May 27, 1947

TLS, Dec. 9, 1947

TLS, March 19, 1948

TLS, May 4, 1948

F.6 TLS, May 16, 1949

Box 16 F.11 Edison, Charles TLS, March 28, 1941

TLS, Sept. 3, 1941

TLS, Sept. 20, 1941

F.12 TLS, Jan. 21, 1942

F.11 Marshall, George TLS, Aug. 15, 1941

TLS, Sept. 28, 1941

TLS, Oct. 10, 1941

F.12 Thomas, Elbert D. TLS, Jan. 26, 1942

Tohey, Charles TLS, Feb. 23, 1942

Berle, Adolf TLS, March 20, 1942

TLS, March 25, 1942

TLS, April 18, 1942

Box 17 F.1 TLS, July 31, 1942

TLS, Oct. 7, 1942

Walther, Victor TLS, Aug. 18, 1942

CTLS, Aug. 6, 1942

ANS, Aug. 6, 1942

TLS, Sept. 1, 1942

ANS, Sept. 2, 1942

TLS, Sept. 13, 1942

ANS, Oct. 17, 1942

F.2 Grosvenor, Gilbert TLS, March 17, 1942

F.3 MacLeish, Archibald TLS, Jan. 13, 1944

F.4 Stoke, Harold TLS, Jan. 17, 1945

Box 17 F.9 Kedourie, Elie ANS, Jan. 23, 1952

ANS, June 14, 1952

Box 18 F.4 ANS, Nov. 8, 1958

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Box 17 F.9 Lippman, Walter TLS, Feb. 12, 1952

Dulles, John Foster TLS, Feb. 19, 1952

Khadduri, Majid TLS, June 18, 1952 with carbon copy

TLS, July 3, 1952

TLS, Aug. 18, 1952

ANS, Sept. 24, 1952

TLS, Oct. 6, 1952

ANS, Oct. 13, 1952

ANS, Jan. 19, 1953

ANS, March 9, 1953

TLS, Aug. 3, 1953

Box 18 F.1 ANS, Feb. 21, 1957

Box 17 F.9 Thompson, Dorothy TLS, July 29, 1952

F.10 TLS, May 14, 1956

F.9 Fischer, Sydney ANS, Sept. 23, 1952

Box 18 F.1 TLS, May 23, 1957

Box 17 F.9 Harsch, Joseph ANS, May 5, 1953

F.10 Aldington, Richard TLS, Nov. 7, 1955

Bridges, Styles TLS, June 13, 1956

Metha, G.L. TLS, Oct. 11, 1956

Box 18 F.1 Merrow, Chester TLS, Feb. 21, 1957

Johnson, Eldon L. TLS, March 14, 1957

Bunche, Ralph TLS, April 19, 1957

F.3 TLS, Feb. 14, 1958

F.2 Hurewitz, J.C. TLS, Oct. 4, 1957

F.4 Sulzberger, Arthur TLS, Aug. 12, 1958

Box 20 F.2 TLS, June 6, 1967

Box 19 F.6 Fisher, W.B. ANS, Oct. 14, 1959

F.7 Kamel, Mostafa TLS, Aug. 9, 1960

F.8 Dimechkie, Nadim TLS, May 12, 1961

F.9 Husseini, Jemal ANS, p/c, Feb. 9, 1962

Monroe, Elizabeth TLS, Oct. 26, 1962

F.10 TLS, Jan. 11, 1963

TLS, March 15, 1963

Box 20 F.2 TLS, Nov. 2, 1966

F.4 TL, Feb. 20, 1968

TLS, April 30, 1968

TLS, Sept. 5, 1968

TLS, Sept. 30, 1968

TLS, Oct. 18, 1968

TLS, Oct. 26, 1968

F.5 TLS, April 21, 1969 with photocopy

TLS, May 16, 1969

25

TLS, June 3, 1969

TLS, July 17, 1969

F.8 ANS, n.d.

Box 19 F.1 Fulbright, J.W. TLS, April 6, 1964

Box 19 F.2 Reston, James TLS, July 21, 1964

F.5 TLS, May 19, 1965

F.6 Abbe, George TLS, July 15, 1965

TLS, July 23, 1965

TLS, July 24, 1965

TLS, July 31, 1965

TLS, Aug. 31, 1965

TLS, Sept. 10, 1965

TLS, Sept. 27, 1965

Box 20 F.4 TLS, Dec. 8, 1968

F.5 TLS, Feb. 14, 1969

Box 19 F.7 Whitehall, Walter TLS, Nov. 25, 1965

Box 20 F.1 TLS, June 30, 1966

Kershaw, Alister TLS, May 20, 1966

F.2 Black, C.E. TLS, July 25, 1966

F.4 Harris, Fred TLS, Sept. 3, 1968

F.7 Harsch, Joseph TLS, Feb. 15, 1971

TLS, March 26, 1971

Drummond, Roscoe TLS, Feb. 17, 1971

TLS, March 24, 1971

F.8 Usting, A.L. ANS, n.d.

Storrs, Ronald TLS, n.d.

von Gumppenberg, ANS, n.d.

Johannes

Box 20 F.9 B. Correspondence from WY=s father, 1901-1902

F.10 C. Miscellaneous correspondence

Box 22 F.1-4 D. Correspondence with Walter Donnelly and U. of Michigan Press

Box 30 F.4 E. Correspondence of WY=s wife, Edith

IV. Personal Papers/Subject Files/Research

Box 22 F.5 A. Material on conference at Princeton, Oct. 24-25, 1952, Social

Science Research Council

F.6 B. Material on book project-maps of Russia. To be written by WY

and E.R. Ellingsworth [later abandoned]

F.7 C. Material on the financing of the Hocking-Yale project

F.8 D. WY=s royalty statements

F.9 E. Application material for a Guggenheim Fellowship

F.10 F. Material on conference at Univ. of Chicago, June 25-30, 1942

Box 23 F.1 G. Material on conference, Social Science Research Council, Oct.

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24-25, 1952

F.2 H. Materials on Morgenthau mission and other pieces concerning

peace agreement, 1917-1919

F.3 I. Materials on Syria, 1917-1919; includes:

1. Yale, William. TLS to Hampson Garry re: the Sykes-Picot

Agreement, April 30, 1918.

F.4 J. Materials on Syria coup d=etat, 1963

F.5-10 K. Assorted State Dept. memos, drafts, correspondence

Box 30 F.1 L. Material re: conference in honor of King Hussein

Box 30 F.2 M. Invitations

F.3 N. Material on U.N. conference on international organizations

F.5 O. Notices of WY=s speaking engagements and a typescript record of

speaking appearances, 1938-1941

F.6 P. UNH and State Dept. documents of WY re: salary, retirement, etc.

Box 27 V. Papers, legal documents, correspondence, etc. belonging to WY=s in-laws

VI. Memorabilia

Box 28 F.1 A. Citations

F.2 B. Photographs

F.3 C. Newspaper clippings

F.4 D. Travel documents

F.5 E. Army documents

F.6 F. WY=s will

G. WY=s wife=s will

H. WY=s genealogy

Box 29 I. Geographical volume

J. Class yearbook

K. Address book

L. Transit book

M. 2 diaries

N. 1 historical volume

Box 30 O. Report card-1903

P. General Archives Administration certificate

Q. Note from Boston Athenaeum

R. Poem by Yale roommate

S. Birthday poem, 8/6/42, by Rudolf Morris to WY

T. George Abbe verse

U. Arab postcards

V. Card signed by Lowell Thomas

W. Mrs. James A. Garfield=s calling card

X. Elizabeth Monroe=s account of Emir Feisal=s and Edmund

Allenby=s meeting in Damascus

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Y. WY=s preparation sheets before talk with Israeli consul

Z. List of prominent Syrians interviewed by WY in 1919

AA. Contract with Prentice-Hall, Inc.

BB. Facsimile of T.E. Lawrence=s handwriting

CC. Brass bookends

DD. Cooking pot

EE. Tin box

FF. Red crayon

GG. Rubber stamp

HH. Sharpening stone

Box 30 II. Memo pad

JJ. Composition book

Packages:

-five large framed photographs

-three large unframed photographs

-one framed sketch

-one small framed photograph

-1 leather briefcase

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Preliminary Listing

I. Printed Materials. Box 31 A. “Journal of International Affairs,” 1965. [Loose] B. “Middle East Journal,” Autumn, 1963. C. “The Arab World,” September 1969. D. “Issues,” Winter, 1965-1966. E. “Bostonia,” Fall, 1964. F. Photocopies re: Ann Bowdown. [F. 1] G. Course outlines for HI561: Soviet History. H. Copies of Topic I for History 65 re: Near East. [F. 2] I. “Arab News and Views,” 1964-1965. [F. 3] J. Map of Arabia. [F. 4] K. Clippings re: Middle East. L. “Arab News and Views,” 1967. M. “St. Antony’s College, Oxford: Report for 1969 on the Private Papers Collection.” N. “United Nations Annual Report on Palestine Refugees Issued,” 1964. O. “American Middle East Rehabilitation, Inc. Minutes of Executive Committee Meeting,” 1964-1965. P. Clippings re: USSR economy, 1961-1964. [F. 5] Q. Clippings re: Nazi reach for oil in the Caucuses. [F. 6] R. Course outline for HI582. S. Clippings re: Israel and Arab conflict, 1957-1959. [F. 7]

II. Manuscripts. A. “Impact of the Israel-Arab Conflict in the United States,” by unidentified author, article. B. “Some Comments and Greetings Sent to our Fifteenth Annual Conference by Distinguished Men and Women in Many Walks of Life,” by WY, speech.


I. Printed Materials. Box 32 A. “St. Antony’s College Report for 1966 on The Private Papers collection.” [F. 1]

II. Correspondence. A. TLS, ALS, includes letters to Dr. Howard B. Gotlieb, Judge Phillip

Talbot, n.d. III. Manuscripts. A. By Others. 1. “Zionism on the Defensive.” by Elmer Berger. 2. “The Basis in American and International Public Law for American Opposition to Zionism.” [F. 2] 3. “Chapter 2: The Problem of National Integration,” book fragment by Michael C. Hudson. [F. 3] 4. “Arab and Israeli Conflict- A Challenge to Leadership.” by John H. Davis. IV. Financial Materials. A. Forms re: estate of Burchard W. Yale, 1966. V. Research Materials. A. Re: Middle East peace process and Zionism. [F. 4]


I. Manuscripts A. By WY, TS unless noted.

Box 33 1. “Some Reflections on the Arab Refugees.” [F. 1] 2. “Near and Middle Eastern Oil and Security.” 3. “Some Reflections on the Arab Refugees.” 4. “Impact of the Israel-Arab Conflict in the United States. 5. “Program Current Affairs: Taking Stock.” [F. 2] 6. “The Palestine Situation.” [F. 3] 7. “The Egyptian Crisis.” 8. “Peace or War: Depends on the U.S.” 9. Transcripts of radio broadcasts re: Arab-Israeli Conflict. 10. “Professor William Ernest Hocking and the Arab Jewish Conflict.” [F. 4]


I. Printed Materials. Box 34 A. “Outline for House Bill HI364.” [F. 1] B. “Infantry Journal,” 1939. C. “A Survey of American Interests in the Middle East.” D. Map of the World. E. Journals re: political science/international relations, 1945-1969. [F. 2] F. Journals re: political science, 1951-1960. [F. 3] G. Clippings, 1951. H. “The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science,” 1951, 1960.

II. Correspondence. A. Personal, includes ALS, 1965.

III. Manuscripts. A. Fragments re: William Ernest Hocking.

IV. Research Materials. A. Re: Palestine policy. [F. 4]


I. Printed Materials. Box 35 A. Clippings re: Middle East/Arab Conflict, 1941-1958. [F. 1] B. Article re: Captain Yale in Turkey, 1919. [F. 2] C. Map of the war in Europe. [F. 3] D. “The Action Committee on American Arab Relations: Yearbook: 1964-1965.” E. Clippings re: Munich Pact and Arab-Israeli Conflict, 1938-1953. F. Clippings re: Middle East conflict, 1938-1953. [F. 4] G. “A Refugee Speaks out.” II. Research Materials. A. Notes re: Palestine and Saudi Arabia. [F. 5] B. Notes re: Saudi Arabia. [F. 6] C. Notes re: Palestine settlement. [F. 7] III. Manuscripts. A. Book reviews, by WY, TS.


I. Correspondence. Box 36 A. ALS, 1970. [F. 1] II. Research Materials. 1. Notes re: Middle East, Palestine. [F. 3-6] 2. Notes re: Palestine settlement listings; Kuwait. [F. 7] III. Manuscripts. A. By WY, TS unless noted. 1. “The United States Foreign Policy.” 2. “The Department of State and the Formulation of a Palestine Policy.” 3. “Impact of the Israel-Arab Conflict in the United States.” [F. 8-9] 4. “The Security of the State of Israel.”


I. Printed Materials. Box 37 A. HI-364 course outlines. [F. 1]

B. “Memorandum on: Palestine: A Solution to its Immediate Problem,” Council on Foreign Relations, 1944.

C. “United Nations Summary Data on Assistance to the Palestine Refugees.”

D. 1937 Political map of the world. E. Newspaper clippings, 1947-1969. [F. 2] F. “Muslim Peoples of the USSR,” bibliography. G. “Issues,” Winter, 1965-66. H. “Boston University Graduate Journal,” Fall, 1967.

II. Manuscripts. A. By WY, TS unless noted. 1. “Proposal for Middle East Studies Program at University of New Hampshire,” April, 1966. 2. Drafts of articles re: The Middle East, holograph. 3. “Anglo-American Committee Reports,” draft, 1946. [F. 3] 4. Unidentified draft fragments re: England, Middle East. 5. “Egypt, A Problem of Africa,” 1935. [F. 4] 6. “Reminiscences of Allenby’s Last Campaign,” fragment. 7. “The Process of Change in the Near East,” fragment. 8. Handwritten drafts of articles re: Middle East, World War II. III. Research Materials. A. Photocopies of articles re: Israel. B. Notes on Israel. C. Chapter outline of “The Arab Lands and States of Western Asia.” [F. 5] D. Bibliographic notes. IV. Manuscripts. A. By WY, TS unless noted. 1. “The Security of the State of Israel,” multiple drafts. 2. “The Republic of Syria,” article.


I. Printed Materials. Box 38 A. House bill HI364 course outlines. [F. 1]

II. Research Materials. A. Notes re: bibliography for Middle East. B. Source material on Syria. [F. 2] C. Listing of correspondence for WY.


I. Correspondence. Box 39 A. To and from WY, 1965. [F. 1]

II. Manuscripts. A. “Impact of the Israel-Arab Conflict in the United States.” [F. 2] B. “Shall Red China Be Admitted to the U.N.?” C. “The Significance of Dictatorship.” D. “The Phoney War.”

III. Printed Materials. A. Newspaper clippings re: Middle East, 1945-1976. B. Photocopies of newspaper clippings re: book reviews of WY book, NEAR EAST, 1959-1969. [F. 3]

IV. Manuscripts. A. By WY, TS.

1. “The Near East,” chapter outline. [F. 4] 2. “The Arab Land States of East Asia.” 3. Outlines of various works on the Middle East.

V. Research Materials. A. Listing of WY materials. [F. 5] B. Hand drawn maps of Russia/Middle East. [F. 6]

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10/26/09 Preliminary Listing

Added to Box 39

I. Correspondence. A. Personal to WY, may include holograph explanatory notes by WY.

1. Re: British Commission in Palestine, includes: a. Balfour, Arthur. TL to Viscount Samuel, 3/31/19. b. Monroe, Elizabeth. TLS to WY re: provenance of Arthur Balfour

letter of 3/31/09. 2. ALS from “Smitty” re: Spanish Civil War, Mar. 1937. 3. Radcliffe, Mary. TLS re: LIFE OF A NON-CONFORMIST by George

Abbe, 9/27/64. B. Personal to/from WY and George Abbe; includes printed book excerpt by

George Abbe. 1. 3 TLS from George Abbe to WPY, 6/15/65-7/2/65. 2. AL from WY to George Abbe, 6/24/65; ALS, 6/25/65.

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