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Includes drafts of Race Relations and the Race Problem; a Definition and an Analysis (1939), Race and Region (1949), Race: Individual and Collective Behavior (1958) and The Plantation: An International Bibliography (1983) and related correspondence. Also includes short published and unpublished papers, a bound volume of collected papers, and Thompson's dissertation, The Plantation (1932).

Primarily articles by Still and Verna Arvey, as well as books by Arvey and Judith Anne Still. Also included is an article by Langston Hughes pertaining to the libretto he wrote for Troubled Island, and articles by Alain Locke. Includes original publications and photocopies, no manuscript drafts are present.

The Writings Series contains Link's creative and scolarly writing, much of it undated. There are general notebooks with drafts of creative work (some with scattered lecture notes included), screenplays, book proposals and drafts, Link's dissertation, along with articles, poetry, and short stories. Much of the material in the series remained unpublished. See the Diaries and Journals Series for Link's commentary about individual items in the series. For the writings in digital formats, some disks contain parts of different projects stored together. In these cases, they often appear in the General sub-series.

This series consists of Edna Aikin Baldwin's writings. The Ba Thane sub-series contains a script of the play and performance programs and correspondence about it. This was her major play, which was performed by many troupes and institutions across the United States during the 1930s. "The Japanese Play," which was never performed or published, has a sub-series consisting of both handwritten and typed drafts, index card notes, and correspondence about the writing process. The final sub-series includes drafts and notes of miscellaneous writings and notes, a poster, a program, and clippings about the Community Christmas Pageant she wrote and directed.

Divided into two categories: parapsychological and other writings. Within that arrangement, the papers are broken down into sub-categories that are chronologically and topically arranged. Included is information about the Rhines' writings and those of others.

Hand- and typewritten manuscripts, notebooks, bound volumes, together with research notes, for published and unpublished books and articles. Not included are the Guide to Religious Pageantry (published in 1923) and The Project Method in Religion (Ph.D. thesis, University of South Carolina, 1924). Works represented are: 1) Autobiography, tentatively titled The Young Bee Makes the Honeycomb, [1959-1960]. 2) A Boy's Life of Albert Schweitzer, undated 3) Character Building, various dates 4) Cherokee Legends of the Great Smokey Mountains, [1954-1962] 5) Child Development, writings on, various dates 6) Childhood and Character, [1929] 7) College term papers, Harvard, [1911-1912]. 8) Counseling College Students, [1930-1967]. 9) Doorways of Duke, [1950], on Duke architecture. 10) Duke University and the Things of the Spirit, undated 11) Family counseling, writings on, various dates. 12) Fiction, unpublished short stories, various dates. 13) Gullah. Duke University Press, 1940. Bound typescript and personal copy. 14) History of the Southern Christian Advocate, undated The Advocate is a South Carolina Methodist publication. 15) Life Among the Gullah Negroes, undated 16) Life and Times of Washington Duke, undated 17) A Little Girl Named Maggie, [1953, how Maggie Valley, N.C. got its name.] 18) Miscellaneous articles 19) The Negro in the Methodist Church. The Board of Missions and the Church Extension, The Methodist Church, 1951. Bound copy inscribed to Dr. and Mrs. Gross. 20) A Negro Story Nobody Knows: When Negro Methodists sat in Southern Churches (tentative title), undated [on the pre-Civil War period] 21) Writings on Religion 22) A Southerner Looks at Segregation, 1955 (written in response to the Supreme Court decision Brown v. Board of Education) 23) Speaking of Boys, undated (Chapter 3) 24) The Story of Lake Junaluska, 1950, and Chief Junaluska. 25) Where Your Hillbilly Music Comes From, undated

Class notebooks kept while Glasson was a student, manuscripts, lecture notes, diaries, account books, and personal reflections captured in poems and prose. Included are recollections of Trinity College and Duke University, a variety of writings and lectures on money and banking, pension systems, and Durham's charter of incorporation. There are 10 diaries (1898-1944); three family account books (1900-1937), including one that details his daughters' expenses while students at Duke; copies of poems; and letters to the editor written to local newspapers.

The letters written by Gould during the war, which he called his "journal," were bound into several volumes by his family. Although these are not with his papers, a long series of memorandum diaries by Gould remains in the collection. These little volumes begin in 1854 at Bethel Academy and continue until 1874, when Adelthia (Twitchell) Thompson and William E. Harward died. Along with Gould's Civil War diaries there is the diary of a Levi Johnson, Company B, 29th Maine Regiment, in South Carolina, 1865.

Manuscript stories and verse from unknown authors. A few are marked N.H.M. and at least one is marked BCL (Benjamin Charles Leech). Includes school papers and hand-written recipes.

Contains a medical case book and a fragment of an essay or lecture written by Benjamin Rush, along with his travel diary for a trip to meet with the Board of Trustees for Dickinson College in 178[4]. Other materials include Julia Rush's devotional journal and exercise book, as well as an undated presentation note written by Richard Rush.

Essays and articles, notes, and data tables related astronomy; banking; immigration, population, and slavery; government; and medicine. Multiple bound items.

Some materials may be fragile - please handle with care.

Collection largely consists of personal correspondence regarding Christianity at Georgetown University, Washington D.C.

Published and unpublished work by Weintraub and others. Of his own work, there are early versions and drafts of works later published. For example, one finds early work on "Keynes and the Monetarists and Other Essays" (1973) and Our Stagflation Malaise (1981). Several unpublished drafts can also be found, including portions of the uncompleted works "Economic Thought: 1945-1965" and "Economics of Capitalism and Keynesian Evolution: A Theory of Employment, Growth, Income Distribution, Inflation and Money, with Policy Implications." Finally, there are the completed, yet unpublished, works "Pricing Interstate Telephone Services: Some Aspects of FCC Regulations of the Bell System Pricing Policies" and "The Theory of the Structure of Interest Rates."

Includes Cases and Materials manuscript materials, "Constructing Wills", articles on landlord and tenant laws, correspondence and drafts of laws regarding property rights, short miscellaneous and creative writings, and text of speeches. Ordered by topic.

This series contains writings and lectures by Marcel Montassut, including a a revised transcript of his book "La dépression constitutionelle." Also includes two binders that housed Montassut's personal collection of his publications in chronological order. A title list is provided for each binder.

The Writing and Publications series consists of published and unpublished writing by Edwin and Terry Murray. Included are mock-ups, cover articles, drafts, and production materials for two of Edwin's fanzines, Trefoil and Vertigo. Also included are essays, articles, and original writings by Edwin, including student work from his time as a Duke undergraduate. The series also includes Encyclopedia of Science Fiction entries written by Edwin about Peter van Dresser, The American Boy, Carl H. Claudy, John W. Campbell Jr., and Sydney J. Bounds. Correspondents in this series include Edwin Vance, Erik Larsen, Robert Susor, and J. Philip Hawkins.