Introduction: Jessica Mitford, a k. a. Decca, was a writer and one of the famous Mitford sisters, daughters of the 2
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H&R = Hons & Rebels (includes American version Daughters & Rebels) AWOD = The American Way of Death TODS = The Trial of Dr. Spock KAUP = Kind and Unusual Punishment (includes British version The American Prison
FOC =A Fine Old Conflict PP = Poison Penmanship - The Gentle Art of Muckrakinq (includes British version The
FOP = Faces of Philip, GD = Grace Had An English Heart AWOB = The American Way of Birth FWS = "Let Us Now Appraise Famous Writers" DP = "My Short and Happy Life as a Distinguished Professor" THR = "The Honourable Rebel"
FOC repros Forest Lawn souvenir plate and napkin holder Forest Lawn map and pictorial tour Video Tapes #113-114 Portrait of "The Queen in her bridal dress" "Is an innocent man convicted?" - James Dean Walker case clippings (2 copies) Promotional posters from AWOB Honorary Doctor of Letters degree from Smith College Box of "Don't Quit Your-Day Job!" Records business cards Nick Hennill Slides Picture holder with three photos including one of a young Bob and one of a young Decca "The Thatcher Legacy" - collection of articles from The Guardian
1 1 Book publicity 1 2 Fan Mail 1 3 Clippings and reviews 1 4 Post H&R/Pre-AWOD clippings Also in this box: Hons & Rebels uncorrected proof copy The American Way of Death (some AWOD material at UT-Austin) (Note - The title "Post-Mortem" is used interchangeably by JM to identify the AWOD update for the paperback edition (also called AWOD revisited), an article written for McCall’s (titled "The Funeral Salesmen by McCall’s), and the title of her AWOD lectures) 2 5 Clippings, articles, correspondence, etc. - 1964- 1969
2 6 Clippings, articles, correspondence, etc. - 1970-1972 2 7 Clippings, articles, correspondence, etc. - 1973-1977 2 8 Clippings, articles, correspondence, etc. - 1978-1981 2 9 Clippings, articles, correspondence, etc. - 1982-1985 3 10 Clippings, articles, correspondence, etc. - 1986-1993 3 11 Fan Mail 3 12 Extracts "Americans don't want fancy funerals" article by JM 3 13 "The Funeral Salesmen" (a.k.a. "Post-Mortem") - correspondence, drafts, notes, etc. 3 14 "The Funeral Salesmen" fan mail 3 15 Correspondence regarding AWOD republication as a paperback 3 16 Daphne Funeral Homes case material 4 17 "Post-Mortem" lecture notes and correspondence Research concerning "Please Omit Flowers" Script of "The Great American Funeral" by CBS Reports 4 18 "Post-Mortem" clippings, correspondence, etc. 4 19 "Since The American Way Of Death" documentary on PBS-correspondence and script 4 21 Bay Area Funeral Society 4 22 Miscellaneous clippings, reviews, etc. "Can You Afford to Die?" by Roul Tunley Tearsheet 6/17/1961 National Review - contains an article about JM on page 381 11/5/63 National Review - contains an article about JM on page 466 12/3/63 National Review - contains "Merchants of Death" - AWOD Review on page 362 10/22/63 Also in this box: The lmmortalist - playscript by Heathcote Williams The Hairdresser at the Funeral Home by Noёlla Charest-Papagno AWOD Fawcett paperback galleys Download 0.54 Mb. Share with your friends:
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