C. L. R. James papers, 1933-2001, bulk 1948-1989

C. L. R. James papers, 1933-2001, bulk 1948-1989

Summary Information

Abstract

These papers contain correspondence; drafts, manuscripts and notes; transcripts of lectures and interviews; printed material; photographs; and audio and video tapes related to life and work of C. L. R. (Cyril Lionel Robert) James--a West Indian athlete, scholar, teacher, writer and political activist.

At a Glance

Call No.:
MS#1529
Bib ID:
6910705 View CLIO record
Creator(s):
James, C. L. R (Cyril Lionel Robert), 1901-1989
Repository:
Rare Book and Manuscript Library
Physical Description:
27.75 linear feet (50 boxes: 22 document boxes, 24 record storage cartons, 4 oversized flat boxes)
Language(s):
English .
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Description

Summary

These papers contain correspondence; drafts, manuscripts and notes; transcripts of lectures and interviews; printed material; photographs; and audio and video tapes related to life and work of West Indian native C. L. R. (Cyril Lionel Robert) James-- an athlete, scholar, teacher, writer and political activist.

Arrangement

This collection is arranged in 9 series.

Using the Collection

Restrictions on Access

You will need to make an appointment in advance to use this collection material in the Rare Book and Manuscript Library reading room. You can schedule an appointment once you've submitted your request through your Special Collections Research Account.

The following boxes are located off-site: 47 & 48. You will need to request this material from the Rare Book and Manuscript Library at least three business days in advance to use the collection in the Rare Book and Manuscript Library reading room.

This collection has no restrictions.

Some unique time-based media items have been reformatted and are available onsite via links in the container list. Commercial materials are not routinely digitized. If you would like to use undigitized audiovisual materials in this collection, please contact the library to discuss access options as items must be reformatted before use. Email rbml@columbia.edu for more information.

Terms Governing Use and Reproduction

Reproductions may be made for research purposes. The RBML maintains ownership of the physical material only. Copyright remains with the creator and his/her heirs. The responsibility to secure copyright permission rests with the patron.

Preferred Citation

C. L. R. (Cyril Lionel Robert) James Papers; Date (if known); Box and Folder (if known); Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Columbia University Library.

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Darcus Howe Papers, 1965-2008 Columbia University Rare Book & Manuscript Library

Constance Webb Papers, 1918-2005 Columbia University Rare Book & Manuscript Library

Leon Trotsky Exile Papers Houghton Library, Harvard College Library, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA

C.L.R. James Letters, 1939-1981 New York Public Library, Schomburg Center, New York, NY

Oral History of the American Left: Radical Histories New York University, Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives, New York, NY

James and Grace Lee Boggs Papers, 1930s-1993 Wayne State University, Walter P. Reuther Library, Detroit, MI

Raya Dunayevskaya Papers Wayne State University, Walter P. Reuther Library, Detroit, MI

Martin and Jessie Glaberman Papers Wayne State University, Walter P. Reuther Library, Detroit, MI

Frances D. and G. Lyman Paine Papers Wayne State University, Walter P. Reuther Library, Detroit, MI

C. L. R. James Collection University of the West Indies, West Indiana and Special Collections, St. Augustine, Trinidad

Accruals

Materials may have been added to the collection since this finding aid was prepared. Contact rbml@columbia.edu for more information.

Ownership and Custodial History

Robert Hill, Literary executor.

Immediate Source of Acquisition

Source of acquisition--C.L.R. James Estate. Method of acquisition--Gift; Date of acquisition--2007-2009.

About the Finding Aid / Processing Information

Columbia University Libraries, Rare Book and Manuscript Library

Processing Information

Papers processed Alix Ross 2011.

Finding aid written Alix Ross 06/--/2011.

The contents of Boxes 49 and 50 were consolidated into Box 29 when materials were prepared for digitization in November 2022.

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Biographical Note

West Indian native C. L. R. (Cyril Lionel Robert) James was an athlete, scholar, teacher, writer and political activist. James, known affectionately since childhood as Nello, was born in 1901 in Tunapuna, Trinidad. His father, Robert Alexander James, was a schoolmaster; his mother Ida Elizabeth (Bessie) Rudder James, a native of Barbados, was a home-maker. James, the eldest of three siblings, had one sister, Olive, and a brother, Eric. In 1910, at the age of nine, James won an "exhibition" or scholarship to Queen's Royal College (QRC)--located in Port-of-Spain--which he entered in 1911. James' formal education ended in 1918 upon receipt of his "school certificate" from QRC.

Through the 1920s James taught school, played cricket and wrote. His teaching stints included work at QRC where Eric Williams, future Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago, was among his pupils. James played cricket with the Maples, a Port-of-Spain club team, and was a member of the Maverick, a local literary society. In 1929 James married Juanita Samuel Young, a native of Venezuela who worked as a stenographer. In 1932 he left for Britain alone.

James lived with Cricket star, Learie Constantine, and his wife Norma in Nelson, Lancashire, upon arriving in Britain. He picked up work as a sports writer, covering cricket matches, for the Manchester Guardian. In 1934 James moved to London where he joined the Independent Labor Party (ILP), wrote for its journal, New Leader, and honed his skills as a speaker at ILP rallies. In London James met George Padmore and renewed his ties to his former student, Eric Williams. James also attended the founding conference of the Fourth International in Paris in 1938.

Although James had published a few pieces in small literary journals Trinidad and The Beacon, and one short story, "La Divina Pastora," in The Saturday Evening Post in 1927, his career as a writer did not take off until he reached England. His literary accomplishments during these years included: a novel, Minty Alley, published in 1936; his play, Toussaint L'Oueverture opened in London, also in 1936, starring Paul Robeson; and The Black Jacobins, a history of the slave rebellion in Santo Domingo, which was led by Toussaint L'Oueverture, was published in 1938.

In 1938, with Leon Trotsky advocating for the Socialist Workers Party's (SWP) to address the "Negro Question" and at the invitation of James Cannon from the American wing of the SWP, James left London for a speaking tour of the United States. James traveled to Mexico in 1939 for a meeting with Trotsky. The six-month-long cross-country tour turned into a fifteen-year sojourn and although James remained long in the United States, his time with the SWP was short.

A rift among members of the Socialist Workers Party (SWP) led to the creation of the Workers Party (WP) in 1940, and within the WP, the Johnson-Forest Tendency. Johnson and Forest of the Tendency were James, who wrote as J.R. Johnson, and Dunayevskaya, who assumed the moniker of Freddie Forest. James and Dunayevskaya were soon joined in their political, philosophical and writing endeavors by Grace Lee, whose pseudonym was Ria Stone. In 1947 the Johnson-Forest Tendency rejoined the SWP briefly, but by 1951 the Johnson-Forest Tendency was independent of both the SWP and the WP. James and Dunayevskaya wrote the Balance Sheet Completed, to explain their decision to finally leave the SWP and they established the Correspondence Publishing Committee, which published a mimeographed newsletter, Correspondence. Among the members of the Correspondence Publishing Committee were James Boggs, who was by then the husband of Grace Lee; Freddy and Lyman Paine; Filomena Daddario (Finch); and Morris Goelman (William Gorman). In 1955 Raya Dunayevskaya left Correspondence to form the News & Letters Committee. Yet another division occurred in 1962 when James, along with Martin Glaberman, broke with Correspondence to create the Facing Reality Group; James Boggs and Grace Lee Boggs, and Freddy and Lyman Paine remained with Correspondence. Facing Reality, whose official organ was Speak Out, disbanded in 1970. Some of the materials James wrote and collaborated on with these various groups included: The Balance Sheet (1947); The Invading Socialist Society (1947); The Revolutionary Answer to the Negro Problem in the USA (1948); Notes on Dialectics (1948); and State Capitalism and World Revolution (1950).

During his extended stay in the United States James was based in New York City where he developed friendships with Richard Wright and his wife, Ellen; Chester Himes; and Ralph Ellison among others.

In 1946 James married Constance Webb, whom he had first met during his speaking tour in 1939 and with whom he had corresponded ever since. Due to complications around James' divorce from Juanita James, the marriage proved to be invalid. They re-married in 1948, after James spent six weeks in Nevada formalizing the divorce from his first marriage. (From Nevada, James wrote extensively to Dunayevskaya and Lee; these letters became the basis of Notes on Dialectic.) In 1949 C. L. R. James, Jr., "Nobbie", the only child of Webb and James, was born. James was charged with passport violations and interned, by the United States Immigration and Naturalization Service, on Ellis Island in 1952. While there he wrote Mariners, Renegades and Castaways (1953), a study of Herman Melville's Moby Dick. In 1953, facing deportation, James left the United States for England; Webb remained in New York with their son.

Brooklyn-born Selma Weinstein (sister of Correspondence member Cecelia Lang), and her young son Sam Weinstein, joined James in London in 1955; James and Selma Weinstein married in 1956.

Returning to London in the mid-1950s allowed James to renew his contacts with Kwame Nkrumah, whom he had met in the United States in 1943, and George Padmore along with others involved in the Pan-African Movement. In 1957 James traveled to Ghana for the country's first independence celebrations, his first trip to Africa. In the 1958 James and Selma left London for Trinidad, where they remained until 1962. During this time James edited The Nation, the paper of the Peoples National Movement (PNM). In 1962, shortly before returning to London, James was severely injured and concussed in a car accident in Trinidad. Modern Politics (1960) and Party Politics in the West Indies (1962) were published during James' time in Trinidad. Back in Britain, James completed Beyond a Boundary (1963), a study of cricket. In 1965 James once again traveled to Trinidad, this time as to report on cricket matches for several British papers. He was promptly, albeit briefly, put under house arrest by the PNM-led government. Once released James helped organize the Workers and Farmers Party of Trinidad and Tobago.

Late in the 1960s James made lecture tours of the United States, Canada and Africa. In 1970 C.L.R. James began teaching at Federal City College in Washington, D.C. where he stayed most of the decade.

In the last two decades of James' life several people served as his assistants, with the primary goal of completing the autobiography that he had begun in the 1970s. Teresa (Teri) Turner was his assistant for a few years in the 1970s; Jim Murray, who had been introduced to James by Paul Buhle, worked for James in 1983; and anthropologist Anna Grimshaw was James' last assistant, from late 1983 until his death in 1989. The autobiography was never completed. In 1984 James withdrew from public speaking, although he still granted some interviews. James died in 1989.

Subject Headings

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Genre/Form
Sound recordings
Video recordings (physical artifacts)
Name
C.L.R. James Institute
Correspondence Publishing Committee/Company
Facing Reality Publishing Committee
Grimshaw, Anna
Howe, Darcus
James, C. L. R (Cyril Lionel Robert), 1901-1989
Johnson, J. R., 1901-1989
Johnson-Forest Tendency
Race Today Collective
Webb, Constance
Place
London (England)
West Indies
Subject
Race relations

Series I: Correspondence, 1952-1990, undated

James corresponded with a wide swath of individuals—heads-of-state and political radicals; established scholars and intellectuals, and students; as well as family and friends. The correspondence in this series reflects that wide-range of correspondents; the number of letters exchanged with any one individual represented here, however, tends to be small. The largest cache of correspondence in this series is between Robert Hill and James.

The topics within the correspondence are wide-ranging as well: the letters of the 1950s are full of references to American politics, popular culture, and the writings of Melville; by the 1960s more of James' correspondence concerns political movements in the West Indies and in Africa; and most of the 1970s correspondence is related to teaching, invitations to conferences and requests to give talks or lectures.


General


Box 1 Folder 1 to 5

1952, 1957, 1961-1964, 1966-1969, 5 folders


Box 1 Folder 6 to 12

Incoming, 1970-1986, undated, 7 folders


Box 1 Folder 13

Incoming--Cards, circa 1970s-1984


Box 1 Folder 14 to 17

Outgoing, 1970-1987, undated, 4 folders


Box 1 Folder 18

Outgoing--Dictations, circa 1970s


Box 1 Folder 19

Facts, Statement of, circa 1978


Alphabetical


Box 1 Folder 20

Addai-Sebo, A. K., 1982


Box 1 Folder 21

Bell, Daniel, 1953 March


Box 2 Folder 1

Berger, John, 1969


Box 2 Folder 2

Birnberg, B. M. & Co.--Regarding Selma James, 1982-1983


Box 2 Folder 3

Boggs, Grace Lee--regarding Melville, 1951 April


Box 2 Folder 4

Buhle, Paul, 1969-1973, 1982-1984


Box 2 Folder 5

Clarke, Leroy, 1973


Box 2 Folder 6

Daddario, Filomena, 1957-1958, 1961, 1976, 1991


Box 2 Folder 7

Editor, Letters to the, 1963, 1967, 1982-1983


Box 2 Folder 8

Geismar, Max, 1953, 1961-1967


Box 2 Folder 9 to 10

Glaberman, Martin, 1961-1983, 2 folders


Box 2 Folder 11

Gorman, William, 1972-1976


Box 2 Folder 12

Guerin, Daniel, 1968


Box 2 Folder 13

Guevara, Che--regarding, circa 1967


Box 2 Folder 14

Harris, Wilson, 1964-1977


Box 2 Folder 15 to 20

Hill, Robert, 1971-1990, 6 folders


Box 2 Folder 21

Kravitz, Nellie, 1963 March


Box 2 Folder 22

Lamming, George, 1957, 1961-1970


Box 2 Folder 23

Manley, Norman and Michael, 1957-1961, 1977, undated


Box 2 Folder 24

Mariners, Renegades and Castaways--from Lewis Mumford, Lionel Trilling, and Mark Van Doren, 1952-1953


Box 2 Folder 25

Meksin, Isa-Kae, 1964-1970


Box 2 Folder 26 to 27

Murray, Jim, 1981-1990, undated, 2 folders


Box 2 Folder 28

Naipaul, V. S., 1962, 1964


Box 2 Folder 29

Nkrumah, Kwame, 1957, 1962-1963


Box 2 Folder 30

Paine, Lyman, 1976


Box 2 Folder 31

[Robinson, ANR], Arthur--regarding PNM (People's National Movement) Tribunal, 1961 March


Box 2 Folder 32

Turner, Terisa, 1975-1979


Box 3 Folder 1

Webb, Constance and Robert, Jr. (photocopies), 1956-1957, undated


Box 3 Folder 2

Webb, Constance and Robert, Jr., 1963-1969


Box 3 Folder 3

Webb, Constance and Robert, Jr.--Letters to Nobbie, circa 1950s


Box 3 Folder 4

[Williams, Eric] "Bill", 1957-1960

Series II: Writings, 1948-1990s, undated

Included in this series are drafts and manuscripts, transcripts of lectures and interviews, and printed material by or about C.L.R. James.


Subseries II.1: Full-length works, 1948-1980s, undated

This series contains both typescript manuscripts (1950) and printed versions (1956) ofAmerican Civilization; drafts and fragments-- a few of which have been heavily annotated by James--of the autobiography that was incomplete at his death; his playBlack Jacobins,with hand-written notes by director Dexter Lyndersay; and many of the original letters from James that were the basis ofNotes on a Dialectic,along with drafts and materials that have been annotated and edited by James, and a typescript of the monograph. Also here is a typescript version ofNotes on the Life of George Padmoreand a piece on Shakespeare.


Box 3 Folder 5

Bibliographies, circa 1970s-1980s


American Civilization


Box 3 Folder 6

Proposal, circa 1950s


Box 3 Folder 7

Introduction--by Martin Glaberman, circa 1980s


Box 3 Folder 8 to 10

Notes on American Civilization--Typescripts, circa 1950, (3 Folders)


Box 3 Folder 11 to 13

The American Civilization--Printed, circa 1956, (3 Folders)


Box 4 Folder 1

The American Civilization--Printed (Annotated), circa 1956


Box 4 Folder 2

The American Civilization--Views of--Printed, circa 1956


Autobiography / Biography


Box 4 Folder 3

Timelines, undated


Box 4 Folder 4

Outlines, undated


Box 4 Folder 5

Introduction--Paul Buhle, 1984


Box 4 Folder 6

Section 1, circa 1970s-1980s


Box 4 Folder 7

1932-1938 (Annotated by James), circa 1970s-1980s


Box 4 Folder 8 to 10

1918-1953, circa 1970s-1980s, (3 Folders)


Box 4 Folder 11

1968-End, circa 1970s-1980s


Box 4 Folder 12

Last Chapter, circa 1970s-1980s


Box 4 Folder 13

Fragments and Notes (Annotated by James), circa 1970s-1980s


Box 4 Folder 14 to 18

Chronological--Photocopies, circa 1970s-1980s, (5 Folders)


Box 4 Folder 19

Cesaire, Aime, circa 1970s-1980s


Box 4 Folder 20

Education--Early, circa 1970s-1980s


Box 4 Folder 21

Garvey, Marcus, circa 1970s-1980s


Box 4 Folder 22

Gupta, B. K., circa 1970s-1980s


Box 4 Folder 23

Intellectual Development to 1932, circa 1970s-1980s


Box 4 Folder 24

Lahr, Charlie, circa 1970s-1980s


Box 4 Folder 25

Parents, circa 1970s-1980s


Box 5 Folder 1

Revolution in the 20th Century, circa 1970s-1980s


Box 5 Folder 2

Robeson, Paul, circa 1970s-1980s


Box 5 Folder 3

Shakespeare, William, circa 1970s-1980s


Box 5 Folder 4

Share Croppers in Missouri, Organizing, circa 1970s-1980s


Box 5 Folder 5

Texas, University at Austin--Episode, circa 1970s-1980s


Box 5 Folder 6

Trotsky, Leon, circa 1970s-1980s


Box 5 Folder 7

United States, circa 1970s-1980s


Box 5 Folder 8

United States--Visit to the South in 1939, circa 1970s-1980s


Box 5 Folder 9

[Wicks], Harry, circa 1970s-1980s


Box 5 Folder 10

Wright, Richard, circa 1970s-1980s


Box 5 Folder 11 to 13

Women, circa 1970s-1980s, 3 folders


The Black Jacobins--A Play


Box 5 Folder 14 to 15

Act I-Epilogue, 1967 (2 Folders), 1967


Box 5 Folder 16

"From the Playwright", circa 1960s (includes notes from the director, Dexter Lyndersay), 1960s


Box 5 Folder 17

Prologue and Notes, circa, 1960s


Box 5 Folder 18

Toussaint Louverture--Typescript, undated


Box 5 Folder 19

Appendix--Annotated, undated


Notes on Dialectic--Drafts, circa 1948


Box 6 Folder 1

Doctrine of the Notion--1-41


Box 6 Folder 2

Leninism and the Notion--42-71


Box 7 Folder 1

The Universal of 1948--72-87


Box 7 Folder 2

Trotskyism: Synthetic Cognition--88-99


Box 7 Folder 3

The Absolute Idea--100-119


Box 7 Folder 4

Part II--The Doctrine of Being--120-132


Box 7 Folder 5

The Doctrine of Essence--133-176


Box 7 Folder 6

Review and Leninist Interlude--177-182c


Box 6 Folder 3

Appearance and Reality--182m-206


Box 7 Folder 7

Notes on Dialectic--1-4


Box 7 Folder 8

Understanding--5-11


Box 6 Folder 4

Some Historical Observations on Understanding--12-44


Box 7 Folder 9

The Natural Moments of Thought--45-65


Box 7 Folder 10

The Object of Investigation--81-125


Box 7 Folder 11

The Leap--120-139


Box 7 Folder 12

Dialectic in Action--140-142


Box 6 Folder 5

The French Revolution in Historical Logic--143-148


Box 7 Folder 13

Part II--153-158


Box 6 Folder 6

Part III--159-201


Box 7 Folder 14

Practice and Epilogue--202-214


Box 8 Folder 1 to 2

Typescript--Annotated, circa 1948-1949, 2 folders


Box 8 Folder 3 to 6

Notes on Dialectic--Correspondence and Notes, circa 1948-1949, 5 folders


Box 5 Folder 20

Comments by Sam Weinstein, Undated


Box 5 Folder 21

Padmore, George--Notes on the Life of--Typescript, circa 1950s-1960s


Box 5 Folder 22

Shakespeare, undated


Subseries II.2: Drafts, Proposals, Reviews, 1966-1980, undated

Included here are several shorter pieces on a range of topics: Pan-Africanism, popular culture, reviews as well as brief portraits of several individuals including George Lamming, Kwame Nkrumah and Paul Robeson. Also in this subseries are extracts from James' writings and the writings of others.


Box 9 Folder 1

After Frank Worrell, What?, 1961


Box 9 Folder 2

Black Struggles, undated


Box 9 Folder 3

Cricket, undated


Box 9 Folder 4

Dubois, W.E.B., undated


Box 9 Folder 5

Free Press, 1971


Box 9 Folder 6

Grenada, 1984


Box 9 Folder 7

Lamming, George, undated


Box 9 Folder 8

Mariners, Renegades and Castaways--Afterword, circa 1978


Box 9 Folder 9

Nkrumah, Kwame--Various, 1966-1967, 1978, undated


Box 9 Folder 10

Robeson, Paul (Annotated), undated


Box 9 Folder 11

Superman and the A Bomb, undated


Box 9 Folder 12

Towards the Seventh [Pan-African Conference], circa 1981


Box 9 Folder 13

West Indian Character--British Connections, undated


Box 9 Folder 14

Woman, A Modern, undated


Box 9 Folder 15

Drafts--Fragments


Box 9 Folder 16 to 17

Extracts, circa 1960s-1970s, 2 folders


Box 9 Folder 18

Proposals, circa 1960s, 1970s, undated


Reviews


Box 9 Folder 19

Movies, circa 1970


Box 9 Folder 20

Writings, circa 1970s, undated


Box 9 Folder 21

Writings--V. S. Naipaul, circa 1980


Box 9 Folder 22

By Others--Toussaint L' Ouverture, 1936


Subseries II.3: Lectures and Talks, 1958-1991, 2000, undated

This series contains informal talks, conference presentations, lectures, and radio or television broadcasts covering a range of subjects including, but not limited to, literature and literary figures, history, and the Caribbean. The lectures and talks are arranged by title or topic; if untitled, the pieces are arranged by the organization or group to whom the talk was given. The bulk of the material here consists of transcripts of the lectures, or of the recordings of the lectures, and includes printed versions, carbon copies, and photocopies. Two lectures by others, Frank Campbell and Rodney Walter, are here as well.


Box 9 Folder 23

Introduction to C. L. R. James, undated


Box 9 Folder 24

Africa, 1984, undated


Box 9 Folder 25

America, C. L. R. James Reflects on, 1981, 1983


Box 9 Folder 26

American Society Today, 1969


Box 9 Folder 27

The Artist in the Caribbean, undated


Box 10 Folder 1

Black Jacobins--Printed, 1971, 2000


Box 10 Folder 2

Black People in Urban Areas in the United States, undated


Box 10 Folder 3

Black Power and Black Struggles--Three Lectures, circa 1968


Box 10 Folder 4

Black Power: Its Past, Today, and the Way Ahead--Printed, 1967


Box 10 Folder 5

Black Writers Workshop, circa 1982


Box 10 Folder 6

Broadcasts, circa 1980s


Box 10 Folder 7

The Caribbean, undated


Box 10 Folder 8

Caribbean Peoples, the Making of--Printed, 1966-1968


Box 10 Folder 9

Caribbean Peoples, a National Purpose for, 1964


Box 10 Folder 10

Civilization, Decline of Western, undated


Box 10 Folder 11

Colonial World, The Former, 1983


Box 10 Folder 12

Constantine, Learie, circa 1970s


Box 10 Folder 13

Dialectics, 1971


Box 10 Folder 14

Douglass, Frederick, undated


Box 10 Folder 15

From Dubois to Fanon, undated


Box 10 Folder 16

Existentialism to Marxism, 1966


Box 10 Folder 17

On Federation--Printed, 1958-1959


Box 10 Folder 18

Harris, Wilson--A Philosophical Approach (printed), circa 1965


Box 10 Folder 19

Imperialism and Underdeveloped Countries: Who are the Backward Ones?, circa 1960s


Box 10 Folder 20

Leadership, 1963, 1965


Box 10 Folder 21

Lincoln, Abraham, undated


Box 10 Folder 22

Mass Movement and Anti-Imperialist Struggle, circa 1970s


Box 10 Folder 23

On Nigeria, circa 1966


Box 10 Folder 24

Nuclear War and Peace, 1983


Box 10 Folder 25

Padmore, George, 1976


Box 10 Folder 26

Pan-Africanism, Reflections on, circa 1969


Box 11 Folder 1

PNM, The Rise and Fall of the Peoples National Movement, 1972


Box 11 Folder 2

Popular Art and the Cultural Tradition--Translation, 1954


Box 11 Folder 3

Robeson, Paul, undated


Box 11 Folder 4

Seizure of Power, circa 1975


Box 11 Folder 5

Shakespeare, 1963, 1983, 1986


Box 11 Folder 6

Solidarity, 1981


Box 11 Folder 7

West Indians, Notable, 1961


Box 11 Folder 8

World Revolution Today, circa 1968-1970s


Box 11 Folder 9

Wright, Richard, 1974


Untitled:


Box 11 Folder 10

African-American Teachers Association, 1969


Box 11 Folder 11

Black Alliance, Hackney, 1983


Box 11 Folder 12

Black Power Conference, First Regional, 1969


Box 11 Folder 13

Clapham Teachers Centre, 1983


Box 11 Folder 14

Cricket Society, undated


Box 11 Folder 15

Pan-African Meeting, 1983


Box 11 Folder 16

Ladbroke Grove--on his 70th Birthday, 1971


Box 11 Folder 17

London--Exhibition at Photographers Gallery, 1984


Box 11 Folder 18

Rutgers University, 1973


Box 11 Folder 19

San Francisco, 1977


Box 11 Folder 20

Tougaloo College, 1972


Box 11 Folder 21

Trans-Africa Dinner--Freedom Award Ceremony, 1985


Box 11 Folder 22

Trinidad, undated


Box 11 Folder 23

Wayne State, 1968


Box 11 Folder 24

West Indies, University of--Graduation (printed), 1972


Box 11 Folder 25

Untitled, undated


Box 11 Folder 26

Untitled--Transcript incomplete, undated


By Others:


Box 11 Folder 27

Campbell, Frank--"In Celebration of the October Revolution", 1967


Box 11 Folder 28

Rodney, Walter--"Marx in the Liberation of Africa", 1975


Subseries II.4: Interviews, circa 1970s-1996, undated

The material here consists for the most part of transcripts of interviews given by James on a variety of topics and to a variety of individuals from professional journalists to budding scholars. Some of the interviews have been published.


Topic:


Box 12 Folder 1

America, Visit to and Politics, circa 1970s-1980s


Box 12 Folder 2

British Trotskyism (Printed), 1986


Box 12 Folder 3

Black Jacobins , 1983


Box 12 Folder 4

Cricket, circa 1980s


Box 12 Folder 5

Lamming, George, 1983


Box 12 Folder 6

Literary Life, Making of, circa 1980s


Box 12 Folder 7

Manley, Norman, undated


Box 12 Folder 8

Marxism and Black Nationalists, undated


Box 12 Folder 9

Minty Alley , 1976


Box 12 Folder 10

Padmore, George, undated


Box 12 Folder 11

Pan African Congress, Focus on the Sixth, undated


Box 12 Folder 12

Race in Great Britain, circa 1980s


Box 12 Folder 13

Robeson, Paul, circa 1980s


Box 12 Folder 14

Toussaint L'Ouverture, circa 1980s


Box 12 Folder 15

Trotsky, Leon--interviewed by C. L .R. James--1934--Transcript, undated


Box 12 Folder 16

Women, 1984


Interviewer:


Box 12 Folder 17

Hall, Stuart, undated


Box 12 Folder 18

Haut, Woody, 1989


Box 12 Folder 19

Hillegas, Jan, 1985


Box 12 Folder 20

Nevin, Charles, 1984


Box 12 Folder 21

Peiris, Denzil, 1984


Box 12 Folder 22

Ramchand, Ken, 1980, 1996


Box 12 Folder 23

Sunitha, K. T., circa 1983


Box 12 Folder 24

Thompson, E. P.--Talking History, circa 1980


Box 12 Folder 25

Warhaftig, Alan, 1978


Regarding James


Box 12 Folder 26

Grimshaw, Anna, A Conversation with, 1991


Box 12 Folder 27

Hill, Robert and Jim Murray, 1985


Box 12 Folder 28

Rawick, George, A Conversation with, undated


Subseries II.5: Writings by Others--Drafts and Manuscripts, 1969-1990s, undated

Many, although not all, of the drafts and manuscripts here were received by James in the 1970s during his teaching period in the United States. A student paper on Walt Whitman by Nettie Kravitz, one of James associates from Detroit, is here as is a piece on revolutionary leadership by the Boggs. Also here is a film script of James' novel,Minty Alley.


Box 13 Folder 1

General, undated


Box 13 Folder 2

Boggs, James and Grace, "The Awesome Responsibilities of Revolutionary Leadership", 1970


Box 13 Folder 3

Kravitz, Nettie, "Walt Whitman: Bard of the Open Road", 1962


Box 13 Folder 4

Lovelace, Earl-- The Dragon Can't Dance, undated


Box 13 Folder 5

Marshall, William-- Christophe: King of Haiti, 1972-1973


Box 13 Folder 6

Ramchand, Kenneth, 1969


Box 13 Folder 7 to 8

Robinson, Cedric, 1976, undated, 2 folders


Box 13 Folder 9 to 10

Samoiloff, Louise Cripps-- C L R James: Memories and Commentaries--Manuscript, circa 1990s, 2 folders


Box 13 Folder 11

Samoiloff, Louise Cripps-- Lirazel: An English Love Story of a White Woman and a Black Man--Manuscript, 1975


Box 13 Folder 12 to 13

Turner, Terisa, 1976-1978, 2 folders


Box 13 Folder 14

Warhaftig, Alan, 1978, 1993


Box 13 Folder 15 to 16

Warhaftig, Alan-- Minty Alley--Screen Play, 1993, 1997, 2 folders


Box 13 Folder 17

"The Development of Children's Literature", undated


Box 13 Folder 18

"The Problem: Folksong and Social Action", undated


Box 13 Folder 19

"Socio Cultural and Philosophical Bases of James' Vision", circa 1980s


Box 13 Folder 20

"Towards New Structures, Methods and Procedures in Accordance with the Aims of the 31st December Revolution", circa 1982


Box 13 Folder 21 to 22

Untitled Manuscript, undated, 2 folders

Series III: Publishing--Johnson-Forest through Facing Reality, 1943-1972, undated

Correspondence, reports, drafts and articles, pamphlets, and publications created by members of the Correspondence Publishing Committee and the Facing Reality Group are included in this series. Writings, especially for Correspondence and Speak Out cover popular culture as well as political and social issues of the day.


Subseries III.1: General, 1946-1972

Although the correspondence here pertains largely to the writing and editing of publications for the Correspondence Publishing Committee and the Facing Reality Group, it also reveals some of the fault lines that led to the ruptures within the groups. Also in this subseries are editors' reports, and drafts and notes for articles; among the articles and drafts are typescripts of bulletins written in the mid-1950s by James.


Correspondence


Box 12 Folder 23 to 28

General, 1954-1958, 1961-1963, 6 folders


Box 12 Folder 29

James, C.L.R.--Outgoing, 1953-1961, undated


Box 14 Folder 1

Bernard, Claude (Raoul), 1954-1956


Box 14 Folder 2

Boggs, Grace Lee, 1954-1962, undated


Box 14 Folder 3

Boggs, James--editor, 1960-1964, undated


Box 14 Folder 4

Castoriades, Cornelius (Chalieu or Cardan), 1956, 1962-1963


Box 14 Folder 5

Membership, To the, 1947


Box 14 Folder 6

General, 1946-1956, undated


Articles and Drafts


Box 14 Folder 7 to 8

circa 1950s, 2 folders


Box 14 Folder 9

Bulletins, List of by James, undated


Box 14 Folder 10 to 11

Bulletins, 1955-1956, 2 folders


Box 14 Folder 12

Caucus and Convention Material, 1947, 1957, 1960


Box 14 Folder 13

Convention--Address by C.L.R James--Transcript, 1951-1952


Box 14 Folder 14

Editor's Reports, 1955, 1958


Facing Reality


Box 14 Folder 15 to 16

Drafts, circa 1960s, 2 folders


Box 14 Folder 17

Abolition, 1963


Box 14 Folder 18

Afro-Americans, circa 1960s


Box 14 Folder 19

Cuba, circa 1960s


Box 14 Folder 20

Gathering Forces, 1968


Box 14 Folder 21

Meetings--Notes, 1967


Box 14 Folder 22

Format and Manuals, undated


Box 14 Folder 23

Publications, Report and Discussion, undated


Box 15 Folder 1

"Record, For The--The Johnson-Forest Tendency", 1972


Box 15 Folder 2

Reprints--Articles by J. R. Johnson, 1946-1947


Box 15 Folder 3

Weaver, Report by, 1952


Subseries III. 2: Printed Material, 1943-1969, undated

Although there is not a full run of eitherCorrespondenceorSpeak Outhere, many issues of each publication are included in this subseries. Also here are bulletins and pamphlets created by or associated with the members of Correspondence and Facing Reality. Most of the materials are mimeographed publications; the bulk of the material in this subseries was created by the Correspondence Publishing Committee.


Correspondence


Box 15 Folder 4

1951 November-December


Box 15 Folder 5 to 9

1952 January-1953 June, (5 Folders)


Box 15 Folder 10

Special Subscription, circa 1953


Box 15 Folder 11 to 15

1956-1959, 5 folders


Box 16 Folder 1 to 4

1960-1961, 1964, 4 folders


Box 16 Folder 5

Private Letters, 1955


Box 16 Folder 6

News and Letters, 1961 September-November


Box 16 Folder 7

Speak Out, 1964-1969, 2 folders


Box 16 Folder 8

"America, Post-War, and Bolshevism"--by J. R. Johnson, circa 1945-1946


Box 16 Folder 9

"American Bolshevik Party, Task of Building--Education, Propaganda and Agitation"--by J. R. Johnson, 1946


Box 16 Folder 10

"American Question, Resolution of"--by J. R. Johnson, 1946


Box 16 Folder 11

Balance Sheet--"Trotskyism in the United States, 1940-1947"-- published by the Johnson-Forest Tendency, 1947


Box 16 Folder 12

The Balance Sheet Completed-- "Ten Years of American Trotskyism", 1951


Box 16 Folder 13

Black Studies and the Contemporary Student , 1969


Box 16 Folder 14

Black Struggle, Basic Documents on , 1960s


Bulletins


Box 17 Folder 1 to 2

Discussion, includes "State Capitalism and the World Revolution"--by Johnson-Forest--published by the Socialist Workers Party, 1950 September-October


Box 17 Folder 3

Internal, 1947 July


Box 17 Folder 4 to 8

Internal, 1947 August-September, undated , 5 folders


Box 17 Folder 9

International Situation--Yugoslavia, 1949 December-1950 January


Box 17 Folder 10

Statement by R. S. C. on W. Va., circa 1951


Box 17 Folder 11

Statement of the Secretariat, 1943


Box 17 Folder 12

Trotsky, Leon on the Labor Party, 1932-1938, 1948


Box 17 Folder 13

Of the Workers' Party, 1946


Box 17 Folder 14

Worker's Paper, The Need for, 1956


Box 17 Folder 15

"Detroit: The July Days", 1967


Box 17 Folder 16

"Eastern Europe, the Revolution in"--A Discussion on, 1956


Box 18 Folder 1

"Fourth International and the World Socialist Revolution: Resolution", 1946


Box 18 Folder 2

"French Social History", undated


Box 18 Folder 3

[Hegelian Logic, Notes on]--Edited, undated


Box 18 Folder 4

"Hegel's Science of Logic, Lenin on"-- Raya Dunayevskaya, 1967


Box 18 Folder 5

[Hungarian Revolution], circa 1956


Box 18 Folder 6

Marx, Karl, Three Essays by--Introduction by J. R. Johnson, F. Forest and Ria Stone, 1947


Box 18 Folder 7

Marx's Capital, Outline of--Volume 1-- Lectures by Forest--published by Workers Party, undated


Box 18 Folder 8

"Mistaken Identity, A Case of"--Martin Harvey, 1947


Box 18 Folder 9

"The Mode of Production and its Agents", undated


Box 18 Folder 10

Organization, Letters on--J. R. Johnson to Martin Glaberman, 1962-1963


Box 18 Folder 11

Organization, Letters on--J. R. Johnson to Martin Glaberman--Notes and Addendum, 1963


Box 18 Folder 12

"Party Crisis, The Roots of"--by J. R. Johnson, undated


Box 18 Folder 13

Perspectives and Proposals--by C. L. R. James, 1966


Box 18 Folder 14

The Russian Question--Resolutions of the 1941 Convention on the Character of the Russian State, circa 1940s


Box 19 Folder 1

The Russian Question, World Revolutionary Perspectives and--by F. Forest and J. R. Johnson (Includes a photocopy of extensive hand-written comments by James), 1947


Box 19 Folder 2

Southern Local, History of , circa 1950s


Box 19 Folder 3

State Capitalism and World Revolution--by C. L. R. James, circa 1956


Box 19 Folder 4

What We Must Not Do, circa 1956


Box 19 Folder 5

The Woman Question, Panel Discussion, 1951


Box 19 Folder 6

Workers Organization, Towards a, 1952


Box 19 Folder 7

Untitled, circa 1960s

Series IV: Printed Material, 1933-1992, undated

Contained here are many pamphlets, clippings, and a few assorted materials by C.L.R. James and others. Material from the Johnson-Forest Tendency period as well as material that pre-dates or follows that period is included.


Subseries IV.1: Pamphlets, 1933-1992, undated

The pamphlets in this subseries include James' first publication in Britain, "The Case for West Indian Government" (Hogarth Press, 1933) through his last, "Walter Rodney and the Question of Power" (Race Today Publications, 1983), and many of his writings, covering his varied interests, in between. Also here is "Down with Starvation Wages," which James helped striking share-croppers of South-East Missouri create during the Second World War.

The pamphlets produced by others include much literature of the radical left; these are arranged by writer or by topic.


By James


Box 19 Folder 8

Dialectic and History, An Introduction, undated


Box 19 Folder 9

Down with Starvation Wages in South-East Missouri, circa 1941


Box 19 Folder 10

From DuBois to Fanon, undated


Box 19 Folder 11 to 12

Every Cook Can Govern, 1956, 1966, 1986, 1992, 2 folders


Box 19 Folder 13

Facing Reality (with Grace Lee and Pierre Chalieu), 1958


Box 19 Folder 14

"Fanon and the Caribbean" in International Tribute to Frantz Fanon, 1978


Box 19 Folder 15

Federation: 'We Failed Miserably', 1959


Box 19 Folder 16

The Invading Socialist Society (with Forest and Ria Stone), 1947, 1972


Box 19 Folder 17

Lenin, Trotsky and the Vanguard Party, 1963-1964


Box 19 Folder 18

Marxism and Intellectuals, 1962


Box 19 Folder 19

Why Negroes Should Oppose the War, circa 1939-1940


Box 20 Folder 1

Nkrumah, Kwame and the West Indies, 1962


Box 20 Folder 2

PNM! Go Forward--A Critique of PNM's Internal Party Politics, Section I--by C. L. R. James, 1958-1960


Box 20 Folder 3

Rodney, Walter and the Question of Power, 1983


Box 20 Folder 4

State Capitalism and World Revolution--3rd Edition, 1969


Box 20 Folder 5

"Supplement" in Not For Sale--by Michael Manley, circa 1976


Box 20 Folder 6

West Indian Government, the Case for (Hogarth Press), 1933, 1967


Box 20 Folder 7

"West Indians of East Indian Descent"--and Response by H. P. Singh, circa 1960s


By Others


Box 20 Folder 8

General, 1971-1979, 1983


Box 20 Folder 9

Advocators--Publisher, 1974-1978


Box 20 Folder 10

Africa, 1964, 1975, 1976, 1982


Box 20 Folder 11

Boggs, Grace--Speeches, 1990


Box 20 Folder 12

Breitman, George, Editor--"Leon Trotsky on Black Nationalism", 1967


Box 20 Folder 13

Caribbean, circa 1960s, 1975, 1985


Box 20 Folder 14

Castoriades, Cornelius, 1984, 1992


Box 20 Folder 15

Dunayevskaya, Raya, 1977-1989


Box 21 Folder 1

Eastman, Max--"Last Stand of Dialectic Materialism", circa 1934


Box 21 Folder 2

Glaberman, Martin, 1952, 1964-1975, 1980


Box 21 Folder 3

Gough, Kathleen, 1961-1962


Box 21 Folder 4

Great Britain, 1982, 1984, 1990


Box 21 Folder 5

Guérin, Daniel--"Cuba-Paris", 1968


Box 21 Folder 6

Guérin, Daniel-- Negroes on the March, 1956


Box 21 Folder 7

Poetry, 1981-1983


Box 21 Folder 8

Race Today Collective--Publisher, 1974-1975, 1983


Box 21 Folder 9

Romano, Paul and Ria Stone, "The American Worker", 1947, 1972


Box 21 Folder 10

Turner, Terisa E., 1985, 1989


Box 21 Folder 11

United States, 1974-1977, 1987, 1990, undated


Box 21 Folder 12

Webb, Constance--on Richard Wright, circa 1940s, 1949


Box 22 Folder 1

Women, 1970, 1976


Box 22 Folder 2

Williams, Eric--Addresses, 1973, 1977


Box 22 Folder 3

Workers and Farmers Party--Election Manifesto, 1966


Subseries IV.2: General, 1940-1980s

This small subseries holds announcements of lectures and events, many of which featured James; printed articles by James; and a few articles and writings annotated by James; and clippings of articles by or about James.


Box 22 Folder 4 to 5

Announcements--of Lectures and Events, 1940, 1950s-1980s, 2 folders


Box 22 Folder 6 to 7

Articles by James, circa 1960s-1980s, 2 folders


Box 22 Folder 8 to 10

Articles and Writings--Annotated by James, circa 1960s-1980s, 3 folders


Box 22 Folder 11 to 14

Clippings, 1960s-1970s, undated, 4 folders


Box 22 Folder 15

Clippings--The Keys (1930s)--Transcripts, 1980s

Series V: Teaching, circa 1970-1981

Student papers, graded by James, comprise the bulk of this series, but also here are course outlines for courses taught by James and others, and a Federal City College yearbook dedicated to James.


Box 23 Folder 1

African Studies, Institute of Sierra Leone, 1970


Box 23 Folder 2

Black Studies, circa 1970s


Box 23 Folder 3

Course Outlines--General, circa 1970s


Box 23 Folder 4

Course Outlines and Materials--Acklyn Lynch, 1978-1979


Box 23 Folder 5

District of Columbia, University of, circa 1970s


Box 23 Folder 6

Federal City College--Profile, 1971


Box 23 Folder 7

Federal City College--Yearbook (Dedicated to C.L.R. James), 1973


Box 23 Folder 8 to 15

Student Papers--Graded, 1975-1981, (8 Folders)

[Restricted until 2060]

Series VI: Subject Files, 1952-1992

This series contains writings and printed material about James and various subjects as well as a few personal materials. Some of the printed material contained here has been annotated by James.


Subseries VI.1: About C.L.R. James, 1966-1992

Tributes to, and writings about, James comprise this subseries.


Box 24 Folder 1

Researching James, circa 1980s


Box 24 Folder 2

Writings--General, 1984-1993, undated


Box 24 Folder 3

Grimshaw, Anna--On C.L.R. James, 1991, 4 pamphlets


Box 24 Folder 4

Legacy of, in Against the Currents, 1991


Box 24 Folder 5

Journal, C. L. R. James, 1991, 1998


Box 24 Folder 6

Radical America--Special Issue, 1970 May


Box 24 Folder 7

Sancho, T. Anson--"C. L. R. The Man and His Work", undated


Tributes


Box 24 Folder 8

General, 1972-1993


Box 24 Folder 9

Addresses and Lectures, 1989-1990s


Box 24 Folder 10

Birthday--65th, 1966


Box 24 Folder 11

Institute--Proposal, 1982


Box 24 Folder 12

Oakland University--Honorary Degree, 1971


Box 24 Folder 13

University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA)--Celebration of Life, 1989


Box 24 Folder 14

University of West Indies--Symposium, 1971-1972


Box 24 Folder 15

University of West Indies--Tribute to a Scholar, circa 1990


Box 24 Folder 16

Urgent Tasks , 1981


Box 24 Folder 17

WBAI Memorial, circa 1990


Box 24 Folder 18

Wellesley College--Conference, 1991-1992


Subseries VI.2: Personal, 1952-1989

Some material in this series dates from James' time at Federal City College in the 1970s and is related to his employment and finances. Drafts of his will, obituaries and information regarding his funeral are also here. Legal briefs from James' struggles with the United States Immigration and Naturalization Service, and redacted photocopies of the FBI files on James and the Johnson-Forest Tendency are also here.


Box 24 Folder 19

General, circa 1970s


Box 24 Folder 20

Death--Funeral, 1989


Box 24 Folder 21

Death--Obituaries, 1989


Box 24 Folder 22

Ephemera, circa 1970s


Box 24 Folder 23

Federal City College--Employment, 1969-1977


Financial


Box 24 Folder 24

Banking and Income, 1976-1978


Box 24 Folder 25

Bills and receipts, 1970s


Box 24 Folder 26

Correspondence, 1976-1979


Box 24 Folder 27

Contracts, 1976


Box 24 Folder 28

Taxes, 1977-1979


Box 24 Folder 29

Will--Olive James (sister), 1977


Box 24 Folder 30

Notes and Addresses, circa 1970s


Box 24 Folder 31

Will--Drafts, circa 1980s


Legal


Box 24 Folder 32

Immigration--Legal Briefs, 1952-1953


Box 24 Folder 33 to 35

FBI Files--James--Redacted Photocopies, circa 1950s, 3 folders


Box 24 Folder 36 to 37

FBI Files, Johnson-Forest-- Redacted Photocopies, circa 1950s, 2 folders


Subseries VI.3: General, 1957-1986

Conference materials, and printed material regarding Caribbean and Africa countries primarily, comprise the bulk of this subseries.


Box 25 Folder 1

Africa, 1976-1978, undated


Box 25 Folder 2

African Elected Member's Organisation, 1957


Box 25 Folder 3

Black Manifesto, The Church's Response to, 1969


Box 25 Folder 4

Boggs, James, circa 1993


Box 25 Folder 5

Bookfair of Third World Radicals, 1982


Box 25 Folder 6

Caribbean, circa 1970s


Box 25 Folder 7

Caribbean--Frome Monymusk Land Company, 1974-1975


Box 25 Folder 8

Caribbean--Papers by others, 1974, undated


Conferences


Box 25 Folder 9

1970-1980


Box 25 Folder 10

Black National, 1972


Box 25 Folder 11

Black Power--1st Regional, 1969


Box 25 Folder 12

Caribbean Historians, 1975


Box 25 Folder 13

Caribbean Unity, 1967, 1972-1974, 1982


Box 25 Folder 14

Pan-African Conferences, circa 1970s, 1981


Box 25 Folder 15

Texas, University of--Austin, 1972


Box 25 Folder 16

Ghana, 1980, undated


Box 25 Folder 17

Guyana, 1975-1976, undated


Box 25 Folder 18

Henry's Citadelle--Paper, 1973


Box 25 Folder 19

Howard University, 1977, undated


Box 25 Folder 20

James, Selma, 1972-1994, undated


Box 25 Folder 21

Lamming, George, 1972, 1974


Box 25 Folder 22

Manley, Michael, undated


Box 25 Folder 23

New Beginning Movement, 1974, undated


Box 25 Folder 24

Nigeria--Draft Constitution, 1976-1977


Box 25 Folder 25

Oilfield Workers Trade Union, 1973, 1977


Box 25 Folder 26

Puerto Rico, 1976-1977


Box 25 Folder 27

Papua New Guinea, circa 1970s


Box 25 Folder 28

Race Today Collective--Carnival, 1977


Box 25 Folder 29

Quebec--Manifesto, 1970


Box 25 Folder 30

South Africa, 1977-1979


Box 25 Folder 31

Tanzania, 1968, undated


Box 25 Folder 32

Third World Book Review, 1985-1986


Box 25 Folder 33

Trinidad and Tobago--Constitution, 1962, 1972


Box 25 Folder 34

Trinidad and Tobago--Documents, 1965, 1972, 1977


Box 25 Folder 35

Unemployment--United States Senate Study, circa 1959


Box 25 Folder 36

Union of Revolutionary Organisations (URO), circa 1970s


Box 25 Folder 37

Zimbabwe, 1977-1979

Series VII: Photographs and Audiovisual Media, 1940s-2008

This series contains photographs, audio and video tapes, and digital media.


Subseries VII.1: Photographs, circa 1940s-2001

Most of these photographs are of James, although a few of the photographs are of others. The photographs of James include snapshots from late in his life, more formal portraits and a few photographs from his days in the United States.


Box 26 Folder 1 to 2

James, 1949-1980s, undated, 2 folders


Box 26 Folder 3

James--Snapshots, circa 1970s-2001


Box 26 Folder 4

Cricket, 1960s, undated


Box 26 Folder 5

Negatives and Contact Sheets, undated


Box 26 Folder 6

Others, circa 1940s-1970s


Box 26 Folder 7 to 9

James's Funeral, (3 Folders)


Box 26 Folder 10

Slides


Box 27

Portraits of James, circa 1970s-1980s


Box 29

C. L. R. James Institute microfilm reel, 1 microfilm reels

Made by Columbia University Libraries from MN# 96-2033.


Subseries VII.2: Audiovisual media, 1968-2008


Box 28 Item 1-2

2819-- American Vision: The time is out of joint (audiotape) James, C. L. R., 1953 April 29, 2 audiocassettes



Box 28 Item 3-5

2820--American Vision: The world is my province (audiotape) James, C. L. R., 1953 April 22, 3 audiocassettes



Box 28 Item 6-7

2822-2824, 2828-- Three lectures: Human Personality in Great Tragedy, Birth of the Modern Personality, The Artist in the Caribbean, undated, 2 audiocassettes


From University College on the Air, broadcast by the University College of the West Indies. Retitled after digitization. Formerly known as "C.L.R. James, from Keith." Two physical cassette tapes are duplicates of one another.


Box 28 Item 8-10

2830--Speech On Paul Robeson, James, C. L. R., 1971, 3 audiocassettes


The tape case for one of these audiocassettes is labeled "2827-- Old World and the New (1953 version) James, C.L.R." and was previously described as such in the finding aid. However, it turns out to duplicate the second half of the 1971 speech on Paul Robeson.


Box 28 Item 11

2832-- Best of C. L. R. James: America, Cricket, 1983 July 4, 1 audiocassettes

Q and A voices include H. O. Nazareth, producer; Mike Brearly, England captain. Afterwards, voices of Darcus Howe, Errol Lloyd, Jim Murray, and Nello (C. L. R. James).


Box 28 Item 12

2838--Best of C. L. R. James: Caribbean, Poland, 1983 July 18, 25, 1 audiocassettes


Box 28 Item 13-14

2835-- Murray, Jim, interview with C. L. R. James on Paul Robeson, 1983 November 23, 2 audiocassettes

2 copies.


Box 28 Item 15

2836-- My Childhood -- James, C. L. R., 1983, 1 audiocassettes


Box 28 Item 16

2838-- On Marxism to Homeless Students-- James, C. L. R., 1987 January, 1 audiocassettes



Box 28 Item 17-18

2840-- James's Death: WBAI Memorial Tribute (audiotape, including audio of James), 1989 June 5, 2 audiocassettes

2 copies.


Box 28 Item 19

2842-- Talking History: James and Thompson, 1981 November, 1 audiocassettes


Box 28 Item 20

2843--Three Black Women Writers (C. L. R. James at Black Ink), 1981, 1 audiocassettes



Box 28 Item 21

3356--James's Legacy: Bobbie Hill and Me [Jim Murray] on Nello (audiotape of conversation), 1985 November 15, 1 audiocassettes


Box 28 Item 22

3360--Autobiography, 32-3; IAFE/Paul Robeson; interviews with Anna Grimshaw, circa 1980s, 1 audiocassettes; 22 side A


Box 28 Item 22

3361--Linton Kwesi Johnson interview with Julia Atwater, 1984 May 17, 1 audiocassettes; 22 side B


Box 29 Item 91

3362--C. L. R. James on The Black Jacobins, undated, 1 audiocassettes; 91 side B


Box 29 Item 91

3362--RGG Groves, undated, 1 audiocassettes; 91 side A


Box 28 Item 23-24

3363--C. L. R. James on Thackeray and Shakespeare, interview for the Sunday Telegraph; Gaylord: 1930s Woolf, Warburg, etc., 1984 January 28, 2 audiocassettes; 23 side A, 24 side A

2 copies.


Box 28 Item 23-24

3364-- C. L. R. James on the IASB and IAFE, interviews with Anna Grimshaw, 1984 January 28, 2 audiocassettes; 23 side B, 24 side B

2 copies.


Box 28 Item 25

3365-- C. L. R. James on the portrait of Marian Anderson, 1984 April 27, 1 audiocassettes; 25 side A


Box 28 Item 25

3365--C. L. R. James interviewed by MacGregor for Cricket Society, 1984 May 9, 1 audiocassettes; 25 side B


Box 28 Item 25

3365--Radio drama adaptation of "Crossing the River" by Caryl Phillips, 1984 April 27 or May 9, 1 audiocassettes; 25 side B


Box 28 Item 26

3366--C. L. R. James and Darcus Howe on the Grenada Revolution, 1984 March, 1 audiocassettes; 26 side A


Box 28 Item 26

3367--Review of Ranjitsinghi by Ross, C. L. R. for South magazine, 1984, 1 audiocassettes; 26 side A


Box 28 Item 27

Maisie Hylton interview on Federation, 1986 July 9, 1 audiocassettes; 27 side A


Box 28 Item 27-28

3369--C. L. R. James Interviewed for South Magazine, 1984 September 17, 2 audiocassettes; 27 side B, 28 side A


Box 28 Item 28-29

3370--C. L. R. James on Cricket and I, Toussaint (the play), and World Revolution, 1984, 2 audiocassettes; 28 side B, 29 side A


Box 28 Item 30-31

3371-- C. L. R. James, Interview with Pierre Vickary for Australian TV and Radio, 1983 September 29, 2 audiocassettes; 30 side A, 31 side A


Box 28 Item 30-31

3372--C. L. R. James, speech to Hackney Black Alliance, 1983 October 29, 2 audiocassettes; 30 side B, 31 side B


Box 28 Item 32-33

3373--C. L. R. James, questions and answers following the speech "Walter Rodney and the Question of Power" at UCLA, 1981 October 23, 2 audiocassettes; 32 side A, 33 side A


Box 28 Item 32-33

3374--C. L. R. James: An Autobiography, continued, 1981 October 23, 2 audiocassettes; 32 side B, 33 side B


Box 28 Item 34, 36

3375--C. L. R. James Interviewed by Charles Nevin for Sunday Telegraph, 1984 February 1, 2 audiocassettes; 34 side B, 36 side A


Box 28 Item 35

The literature of the Caribbean, a conversation with C. L. R. James following the final session of the Congress of Black Writers, McGill University, 1968 October 14, 1 audiocassettes


Box 28 Item 34, 36

3376-- C. L. R. James on Women, Interviewed by Anna Grimshaw, 1984 February, 2 audiocassettes; 34 side A, 36 side B


Box 28 Item 37-38

3377-- C. L. R. James on his Autobiography, Interview with Ida York, 1983 November 22, 2 audiocassettes; 37 side A, 38 side A


Box 28 Item 37-38

3378-- C. L. R. James Interviewed for (Dublin) Tribune, 1984 January 12, 2 audiocassettes; 37 side B, 38 side B


Box 28 Item 39

3380-- C. L. R. James Interviewed on Cricket for Dublin Sunday Tribune, 1984, 1 audiocassettes; 39 side A

Possibly continues from tape 38?


Box 28 Item 39

Leslie Jones and Anna Grimshaw, 1984 August 6, 1 audiocassettes; 39 side B


Box 28 Item 40-42

3381-- James's death: C. L. R.'s Funeral and graveside ceremony, 1989 June, 3 audiocassettes

41 may be a duplicate of 40


Box 28 Item 43

3382-- C. L. R. James: His Impact on the Caribbean, panel at C. L. R. James: His Intellectual Legacies Conference, Thurton, Rodrick, et al., 1991 April 18, 1 audiocassettes


Box 28 Item 44

3383-- C. L. R. James: Personal Memories-- Panel at Wellesley College C. L. R. James: His Intellectual Legacies Conference--Grimshaw, Anna, Jim Murray, R. Thurton, 1991 April 20, 1 audiocassettes


Box 28 Item 45

3384-- Thompson, Edward P., Interviewed on WBAI radio, 1977, 1 audiocassettes


Box 28 Item 46

3386-- C. L. R. James in the 1980s An Interview with Anna Grimshaw, 1991 April 24, 1 audiocassettes


Box 28 Item 47

3387-- C. L. R. James and the Twentieth Century, Brecht Forum Lecture --Murray, Jim, 1989 May 16, 1 audiocassettes


Box 28 Item 48-49

3415-- Coombs, Donna, on Caribbean politics, Smith College Public Lecture, 1988 April 21, 2 audiocassettes


Box 28 Item 50

3416-- Federici, Silvia, on Marxism and Feminism-- Lecture, part 2, 1988 October 21, 1 audiocassettes


Box 28 Item 51

3417-- Thurton, Rodrick, on C. L. R. James and the Caribbean, 1988, 1 audiocassettes


Box 28 Item 52

4206-- Atlantic World of C. L. R. James (Cambridge Lecture) Hart, Keith, 1996 October 15, 1 audiocassettes

African Studies Centre, Free School Lane, Cambridge


Box 29 Item 92-94

4207--"Beyond A Boundary" Part 1 and 2 of 5 (Extracts edited by Margaret Busby and read by Trevor MacDonald), undated, 3 audiocassettes


Box 29 Item 95

4898--"How I Wrote Black Jacobins," Institute of the Black World, Atlanta, Georgia, 1971 June 14, 1 audiocassettes


Box 29 Item 96

4899--"How I Would Rewrite Black Jacobins," Institute of the Black World, Atlanta, Georgia, 1971 June 18, 1 audiocassettes; 96 side A


Box 29 Item 96

4899--National Public Radio. Obituary Tribute to C. L. R. James, circa 1989, 1 audiocassettes; 96 side B


Box 28 Item 53

4901-- C. L. R. James, "The Role of the Black Scholar in the Struggles of the Black Community," Institute of the Black World, Atlanta, Georgia, 1971 June 18, 1 audiocassettes

Introduction by Vincent Harding.


Box 28 Item 54

4902--C. L. R. James, "Black Jacobins and Black Reconstruction," Institute of the Black World, Atlanta, Georgia, 1971 June 15, 1 audiocassettes


Box 28 Item 55

4903--C. L. R. James, "Nkrumah, Padmore, and the Ghanaian Revolution," Institute of the Black World, Atlanta, Georgia, 1971 June 17, 1 audiocassettes

Introduction by Robert Hill.


Box 28 Item 56

4904--C. L. R. James, "On Oliver Cox's Caste, Race, and Class," Institute of the Black World, Atlanta, Georgia, 1971 June 16, 1 audiocassettes


Box 28 Item 57

5085--Interview with Anne Lamb on the 1930s, 1986 March 10, 1 audiocassettes


Box 28 Item 58

5087-- James, C. L. R., Interviewed by Selwyn Cudjoe, 1983 October 7, 1 audiocassettes


Box 28 Item 59

5088-- James, C. L. R. Interviewed by Angus Calder for Third World Book Review, 1984 March 2, 1 audiocassettes


Box 28 Item 59

C.L.R. James interview with Anna Grimshaw on Toussaint Louverture and Paul Robeson, circa 1984, 1 audiocassettes; 59 Side B


Box 28 Item 60

5090--Harry Wicks on C. L. R. James, 1985 April 30, 1 audiocassettes



Box 28 Item 61

5091--Betty Hamilton on C. L. R. James, 1985, 1 audiocassettes


Box 28 Item 62

5092--John Archer interview with Anna Grimshaw on C. L. R. James, 1984 November 16, 1 audiocassettes


Box 28 Item 63

5093--F. A. Ridley on C. L. R. James, London, 1986 August 13, 1 audiocassettes



Box 28 Item 64

5094-- C. L. R. James, Remembered by Richie Berman, 1987 March 24

Missing as of 2022 November 23.


Box 28 Item 65

5095-- C. L. R. James, Interviewed by David Scott, 1988 February 4

Missing as of 2022 November 23.


Box 28 Item 66

5096-- C. L. R. James, Remembered by Constance Webb, 1990 December 9, 1 audiocassettes


Box 29 Item 67

5098--Charles Van Gelderen on C. L. R. James, 1984 December 4, 1 audiocassettes


Box 28 Item 68

5099--Rita Dewar on C. L. R. James, 1985 October 18, 1 audiocassettes


Box 28 Item 69

5100-- C. L. R. James, Interviewed by Roberto Hodgson, 1986 July 2, 1 audiocassettes


Box 28 Item 70

5101--Gladys Whittaker on C. L. R. James, circa 1985, 1 audiocassettes


Box 28 Item 71

5106-- C. L. R. James, Remembered by Wilson Harris, 1991 June 12, 1 audiocassettes


Box 29 Item 72

5102--Handsworth Riots of 1985: an Interview with Howard Reid, 1985 November 1, 1 audiocassettes


Box 29 Item 73

5103--Harry Wicks interview with C. L. R. James, 1987 August 14, 1 audiocassettes



Box 29 Item 74

5104-- C. L. R. James interviewed by Anna Grimshaw for Open Mind (a mental health journal), 1987 January 9, 1 audiocassettes


Box 29 Item 75

5105-- Autobiography: Coming to England; Nelson, 0-111, 1932; 255, Cipriani, Minty Alley--C. L. R. James Interviewed by Anna Grimshaw, 1984 June 7, 1 audiocassettes


Box 29 Item 76

5106-- C. L. R. James Seminar, Anna Grimshaw, Cambridge, 1991 June 12, 1 audiocassettes


Box 29 Item 77

5107-- Nelson Cricket Club, Hartley and Duerden, Grimshaw, 1983 November 2 OR 1984 September 15, 1 audiocassettes


Box 29 Item 78-79

5109--"The Most Influential Man of the 20th Century: Paul Robeson" Pacifica Radio documentary: C. L. R. James on Paul Robeson, circa 1990s, 2 audiocassettes


Box 29 Item 80

5112--Anna Grimshaw interviews C. L. R. James on Women and Men in the Caribbean, 1987 February 24, 1 audiocassettes


Box 29 Item 81

5132-- C. L. R. James lecture on The Artist in the West Indies, circa 1958-1962, 1 audiocassettes; 81 side A

Given at the University College of the West Indies, likely in the late 1950s or early 1960s.


Box 28 Item 81

C. L. R. James lecture on Human Personality in Great Tragedy , circa 1958-1962, 1 audiocassettes; 81 side B

Given at the University College of the West Indies, likely in the late 1950s or early 1960s.


Box 29 Item 82

"As Others Saw Us", 1986 July 29 or August 16, 1 audiocassettes; 82 side A


Box 29 Item 82

"As Others Saw Us" and an unidentified radio program about Black churches in the United Kingdom, 1986 July 29 or August 16, 1 audiocassettes; 82 Side B


Box 29 Item 82

"Generation of Strangers", 1986 July 31, 1 audiocassettes; 83 Side A

BBC radio program about Asian and West Indian immigrants living in the Midlands.


Box 29 Item 83

"Caribbean Focus", 1986 July 31, 1 audiocassettes; 83 Side B

Radio program, the title of which is not given, about Black British people, religion, and small business ownership. The tape is labeled "Caribbean Focus."


Box 29 Item 84

Constance Webb, undated, 1 audiocassettes


Box 29 Item 85

C. L. R. James at UCLA, circa 1981, 1 audiocassettes


Box 29 Item 86

C. L. R. James: Al Richardson and Anna Grimshaw, 1986 November 17, 1 audiocassettes


Box 29 Item 87

C. L. R. James interviewed by John Lewis, Al Richardson, and Anna Grimshaw, 1987 January 26, 1 audiocassettes


Box 29 Item 88

C. L. R. James Memorial--Southend, 1989 June 24, 1 audiocassettes


Box 29 Item 89

C. L. R. James on the West Indian Writer, undated, 1 audiocassettes


Box 29 Item 90

C. L. R. James Interviewed on Caribbean Politics: Today and Tomorrow, undated, 1 audiocassettes


Box 29 Item 125

C. L. R. James; Talking History with E. P. Thompson; Stuart Hall interview, circa 1981, 1 videocassettes (VHS)


Box 29 Item 126

Freedom on My Mind, undated, 1 videocassettes (VHS)


Box 29 Item 127

Talking History: E. P. Thompson and C. L. R. James, property of Jim Murray, circa 1981, 1 videocassettes (VHS)


Box 29 Item 100

Talking History: E. P. Thompson and C. L. R. James, property of Jim Murray, circa 1981


Box 29 Item 128, 97

C. L. R. James Lectures 1-6 on Channel 4, 1983, 2 videocassettes (VHS)


Box 29 Item 98

Paul Robeson-- Here I Stand, undated, 1 videocassettes (VHS)


Box 29 Item 99

C. L. R. James Interviewed by Selwyn Cudjoe, circa 1983, 1 videocassettes (VHS)


Box 29 Item 124

C. L. R. James on American Society, undated, 1 videocassettes (VHS)


Box 45 Item 120

C. L. R. James with Stuart Hall on Channel 4, undated, 1 videocassettes (VHS)


Box 45 Item 120

BBC Arena, "The Spirit of Lorca", undated, 1 videocassettes (VHS)


Box 45 Item 121

BBC Omnibus: "Beyond a Boundary", undated, 1 videocassettes (VHS)


Box 45 Item 122

C. L. R. James Lectures 1-6 on Channel 4, 1983, 1 videocassettes (VHS)


Box 45 Item 123

"The Country and the City" with Raymond Williams, undated, 1 videocassettes (VHS)


Box 45 Item 123

"Memories of the Future" John Ruskin and William Morris, undated, 1 videocassettes (VHS)


Box 45 Item 123

BBC Arena: Edward Said, undated, 1 videocassettes (VHS)


Box 29 Item 101-104

Terisa Turner Interview with C. L. R. James, undated, 4 compact disks


Box 29 Item 105

Selma James Speaking on Black Jacobins, 2008 February, 1 DVDs


Box 29 Item 106

Toussaint Louverture script, 1934, 1 compact disks

From DJH/21, Hull University Archives. 108 images.


Box 29 Item 107

C. L. R. James at University of Hull, 1983 July, 1 compact disks

Conferment of an honorary doctorate of letters on C. L. R. James by the Chancellor of the University, Lord Wilberforce. 8 photographs.


Box 29 Item 108-110

The Black Jacobin: A Biography of C. L. R. James audiobook, 2006, 3 compact disks

Commercially produced.


Box 29 Item 111-113

C. L. R. James: Marx, Cricket, and World Revolution, produced by Alistair McGhee for BBC Radio Four, 2001 November 15, 3 compact disks


Box 29 Item 114

C. L. R. James and David Levy, McGill University, 1968 October 13, 1 compact disks


Box 29 Item 115-116

UCLA Historical Records, Job#1 and Job#2, undated, 2 compact disks


Box 29 Item 117

Omnibus: Beyond a Boundary, Producer: Barrie Favin, 1976 July 8, 1 compact disks


Box 29 Item 118-119

BBC Radio 4 Arena recordings, 1982 November 23, 1986 June 16, undated, 2 compact disks

Contains "The Hunt for Moby Dick and the Whale in the Museum, Philip Hoare's Guide to Whales," "Upon Westminster Bridge" (directed by A. Wall) and "C. L. R. James' First Cricket XI" (directed by C. Pattinson).


Box 29 Item 118

The Hunt for Moby Dick and the Whale in the Museum, Philip Hoare's Guide to Whales, 2008


Box 29 Item 119

Upon Westminster Bridge, directed by Anthony Wall, 1982, 1 compact disks


Box 29 Item 119

C. L. R. James' First Cricket XI, directed by Charlie Pattinson, 1986, 1 compact disks

Series VIII: Books From James's Library


Box 30

Shakespeare, William. Henry IV part 1. (Pocket Books), 1975


Box 30

Meriwether, Louise. Daddy was a Number Runner. (Jove [Harcourt Brace]), 1970


Box 30

Marks, Elaine (ed.). French Poetry from Baudelaire to the Present. (Dell), 1965, Annotated.


Box 30

Schilling, Bernard (ed.). A Gallery of Unforgettable Characters from the Comic World of Dickens. (Fawcett), 1961


Box 30

Mays, Willie (with Charles Einstein). My Life in and Out of Baseball. (Fawcett), 1972, Annotated.


Box 30

Rodney, Walter. West Africa and the Atlantic Slave Trade. (East African Publishing House), 1969, Annotated.


Box 30

Horowitz, David. The Free World Colossus. (Hill and Wang), 1971


Box 30

Shears, Carl L. Noggers and Po' White Trash. (Nuclassics and Science Publishing Company), 1971


Box 30

Nethula Journal of Contemporary Literature, v. 1 no. 1., 1979, Annotated.


Box 30

Abrahams, Peter. Wild Conquest. (Anchor), 1971


Box 30

Olsen, Tillie. Yonnondio. (Dell), 1974


Box 30

Williams, Robert F. Negroes with Guns. (Third World Press), 1973


Box 30

LaJugie, J. les Doctrines Economiques. (Presses Universitaires de France), 1958


Box 30

Shakespeare, William. Juliasi Kaizari. (Oxford University Press), 1971


Box 30

Pratt, Fletcher. A Short History of the Civil War. (Pocket Books), 1935

with the ex libris of the Glabermans


Box 30

Anthropology UCLA, v. 9 no. 1-2., 1978, Annotated.


Box 30

New York Times. The New York Times Encyclopedic Almanac. (New York Times), 1970


Box 30

Associated Press. The Official Associated Press Almanac. (Associated Press), 1973


Box 30

Mayakovsky, Vladimir. The Bedbug and Selected Poetry. (Meridian Books), 1960, Annotated.

Highlighted passages


Box 30

Kabetu, Mathew Njoroge. Kirira kia Ugikuyu. (East African Literature Bureau), 1966


Box 30

Ambler, Eric. The Levanter. (Bantam), 1973


Box 30

Crankshaw, Edward. Khrushchev's Russia. (Penguin), 1959, Extremely brittle.


Box 30

Butcher, Margaret Just. Les Noirs dans la Civilisation Americaine. (Nouveaux Horizons), 1958, Inscribed.


Box 30

Clurman, Harold. Famous American Plays of the 1960s. (Dell), 1972


Box 30

Christie, Agatha. 13 at Dinner. (Dell), 1969


Box 30

The Exhibition of Archaeological Finds of the People's Republic of China., 1975


Box 30

Wilson, Edie Brown. Community Participation in Education., 1974

Master's Thesis


Box 30

Walker, Alice. The Color Purple. (Harcourt Brace Jovanovich), 1982, Annotated.


Box 30

Euripides (Gilbert Murray, trans.). Medea. (George Allen & Unwin Ltd), 1969, Annotated.


Box 31

Kalb, Marvin and Bernard Kalb. Kissinger. (Little Brown), 1974, Annotated.


Box 31

Sheridan, Richard Brinsley. The School for Scandal. (Washington Square Press), 1967


Box 31

Lowenthal, David and Lambros Comitas. Consequences of Class and Color: West Indian Perspectives. (Anchor), 1973


Box 31

Gurdjieff, G.I. Meetings with Remarkable Men. (Dutton), 1969


Box 31

Sartre, Jean-Paul. The Age of Reason. (Vintage), 1947


Box 31

Nyoiti, Sakurazawa. You are all Sanpaku. (Award Books), 1965


Box 31

Kalimugogo, Godfrey. Dare to Die. (East African Literature Bureau), 1972


Box 31

Kennedy, Arnold. The Story of the West Indies. (Horace Marshall & Son), circa 1899


Box 31

Woodward, C. Vann. Origins of the New South, 1877-1913. (Louisiana State University Press), 1967, Annotated.


Box 31

Woodson, Carter G. (ed.). The Mind of the Negro as Reflected in Letters Written During the Crisis 1800-1960. (The Association for the Study of Negro Life and History), 1926, Annotated.


Box 31

Jacobus, Lee A. Issues and Response. (Harcourt Brace Jovanovich), 1972


Box 31

Kearns, Francis. The Black Experience. (Viking), 1970, Annotated.


Box 31

Weaver, Robert C. Negro Labor: A National Problem. (Harcourt Brace and Co.), 1946


Box 31

Althusser, Louis. For Marx. (Vintage), 1970


Box 31

Salkey, Andrew. Havana Journal. (Pelican), 1971


Box 31

Glaberman, Martin. Classe Operaia Imperialismo e Rivoluzione Negli USA. (Musolini Edotore), 1974


Box 31

Michelet, Jules. Grandes pages de la Revolution. (W), 1967, Annotated.


Box 31

Myerson, Michael. Watergate: Crime in the Suites. (International Publishers), 1973, Annotated.


Box 31

Davis, Gwen. Naked In Babylon. (Signet), 1960


Box 31

Snyder, Louis L. The Idea of Racialism. (Anvil), 1962, Annotated.


Box 31

Kingston, Maxine Hong. The Woman Warrior. (Vintage), 1976


Box 31

Herskovits, Melville J. The Myth of the Negro Past. (Beacon Press), 1958, Annotated.


Box 32

Arikpo, Okoi. The Developnment of Modern Nigeria. (Penguin African Library), 1967


Box 32

Salkey, Andrew. Havana Journal. (Pelican), 1971


Box 32

Hunt, R.N. Carew. The Theory and Practice of Communism. (Pelican), 1964, Inscribed.


Box 32

Gendzier, Irene L. Frantz Fanon: A Critical Study. (Vintage), 1973, Annotated.


Box 32

Kozol, Jonathan. Death at an Early Age. (Bantam), 1967


Box 32

Kunen, James Simon. The Strawberry Statement: Notes of a College Revolutionary. (Avon), 1971


Box 32

Abrahams, Peter. A Wreath for Udomo. (Collier), 1971


Box 32

Fromm, Erich. Socialist Humanism. (Doubleday), 1966, Annotated.


Box 32

Holy Bible: King James Version. (American Bible Society), Annotated.


Box 32

Søeborg, Finn. Her Gǻr Det Godt. (Rasmus Navers Forlag), 1969


Box 32

Hofstadter, Richard. The American Political Tradition. (Vintage), 1948, Annotated.


Box 32

Information Please Almanac Atlas and Yearbook. (Dan Golenpaul Associates), 1974


Box 32

The World Almanac & Book of Facts. (Washington Star News), 1974


Box 32

Maududi, Abul a'la. Towards Understanding Islam. (Islamic Publications, Ltd.), Annotated.


Box 32

Salkey, Andrew. Come Home, Malcolm Heartland. (Hutchinson), 1976, Inscribed and annotated.


Box 32

Les Origines du Polytheisme Hellenique., Annotated.


Box 32

Labiche, De E. and E. Martin. Le Voyage de Monsieur Perrichon. (Editions du Seuil), 1954


Box 32

Kinyamwezi, Mtawala Shujaa wa. Nyungu ya Mawe. (East African Literature Bureau), 1971


Box 32

King, Woodie and Earl Anthony. Black Poets and Prophets. (Signet), 1972, Annotated.


Box 32

Alves, Marcio Moreira. A Grain of Mustard Seed: The Awakening of the Brazilian Revolution. (Doubleday), 1973


Box 32

Moliere. Tartuffe. (American R.D.M. Corporation), 1967


Box 32

Chekhov. Four Great Plays by Chekhov. (Bantam), 1968


Box 32

Austen, Jane. Sanditon. (Signet), 1976, Annotated.


Box 32

Darwin, Bernard. W.G. Grace. (Duckworth), 1934


Box 32

Aeschylus. The Oresteia and Prometheus Bound. (Dell ), 1967, Annotated.


Box 32

Major League Baseball. Official Major League Baseball Record Book, 1971 Edition. (Fawcett), 1971, Annotated.


Box 32

Toland, John. Adolf Hitler. (Ballantine), 1976, Annotated.


Box 33

Wilder, Robert. An Affair of Honor. (Bantam), 1970


Box 33

Adams, Elsie and Mary Louise Briscoe. Up Against the Wall, Mother…. (Glencoe Press), 1971, Annotated.


Box 33

Bergeron, Leandre. Petit Manuel d'histoire du Quebec. (Editions Quebecoises)


Box 33

Good News for Modern Man: The New Testament. (Gods Word for a New Age), 1971


Box 33

Brecht, Bertolt. The Caucasian Chalk Circle. (Grove Press), 1966


Box 33

Connery, Robert H. Urban Riots: Violence and Social Change. (Vintage), 1969


Box 33

Clark, J.P. Three Plays. (Three Crowns), 1964


Box 33

Cooper, Joshua (ed.). Four Russian Plays. (Penguin), 1972


Box 33

Brecht, Bertolt. Galileo. (Grove Press), 1966


Box 33

Brooks, Van Wyck. The Writer in America. (Avon), 1964, Annotated.


Box 33

Bennett, Arnold. The Journals of Arnold Bennett. (Penguin), 1954


Box 33

Sandberg, Carl. Abraham Lincoln: The Prairie Years. (Dell), 1974


Box 33

Bennett, Lerone Jr. Before the Mayflower: A History of the Negro in America. (Pelican), 1969, Annotated.


Box 33

Hansberry, Lorraine. To Be Young, Gifted and Black. (Signet), 1970


Box 33

Baptiste, Owen (ed.). Crisis. (Imprint), 1976, Annotated.


Box 33

Benjamin, Walter. Understanding Brecht. (NLB), 1973


Box 33

Bodde, Derk. China's Cultural Tradition. (Holt, Rinehart and Winston), 1957


Box 33

Brown, Calvin, Edwin Everett, and Robert Harrison (eds). Masterworks of World Literature vols I and II. (Holt, Rinehart and Winston), 1969


Box 33

Devambez, Pierre. Greek Painting. (Contact Books), 1962, Annotated.


Box 33

Mayakovsky, Vladimir. The Bedbug and Selected Poetry. (Meridian Books), 1960, Annotated.


Box 33

Degler, Carl. Neither Black nor White. (Macmillan), 1971, Annotated.


Box 33

Neruda, Pablo. Song of Protest. (Morrow), 1976, Annotated.


Box 33

Hemingway, Ernest. The Snows of Kilimanjaro and Other Stories. (Charles Scribner's Sons), 1964, Annotated.


Box 33

Anderson, Perry. Passages from Antiquity to Feaudalism. (NLB), 1975, Annotated.


Box 34

Davis, Margo and Gregson Davis. Antigua Black: Portrait of an Island People. (Scrimshaw Press), 1973


Box 34

Quasimodo, Salvatore. l'Opera Completa di Michelangelo Pittore. (Rizzoli), 1972


Box 34

Lamming, George and Martin Carter (eds). New World: Guyana Independence Issue. (New World Associated), 1967, Annotated.


Box 34

Parrinder, Geoffrey. African Mythology. (Hamlyn), 1967, Annotated.


Box 34

This Great Game. (Rutledge), 1971, Annotated.


Box 34

African Arts/ Arts d'Afrique, vol. 2, no. 1., 1968


Box 34

Kaufman, Elizabeth. Picasso. (Ottenheimer), 1980


Box 34

I Have a Dream: The Story of Martin Luther King. (Time-Life Books), 1968


Box 34

Drees, Ludwig. Olympia: Gods, Artists, and Athletes. (Frederick Praeger), 1968, Annotated.


Box 34

Craven, Avery O. The Growth of Southern Nationalism. (Louisiana State University Press), 1968, Annotated.


Box 34

Aeschylus. Prometheus Bound. (George Allen & Unwin Ltd), 1959


Box 34

Aparicio, Raul. Hombradia de Antonio Maceo. (Derechos Reservados), 1967, Annotated.


Box 34

Borges, Jorge Luis. In Praise of Darkness. (Dutton), 1974


Box 34

Martin, Jay. Harvests of Change: American Literature 1965-1914. (Spectrum Books), 1967, Annotated.


Box 34

Moliere. Les Precieuses Ridicules. (Larousse)


Box 34

Woodcock, George. Mohandas Gandhi. (Viking ), 1971, Annotated.


Box 34

Kant, Immanuel. Groundwork of the Metaphysic of Morals. (Harper Torchbooks), 1964, Annotated.


Box 34

Japhet, Kirilo abd Earle Seaton. The Meru Land Case. (East African Publishing House), 1967


Box 34

Penwill, D.J. Kamba Customary Law. (East African Literature Bureau), 1972


Box 34

Porter, Dorothy (ed.). Negro Protest Pamphlets. (Arno), 1969


Box 34

Burnette, O. Lawrence Jr. and William Converse Haygood (eds). A Soviet View of the American Past. (Scott, Foresman and Company), 1964


Box 34

Foner, Jack D. Blacks and the Military in American History. (Praeger), 1974, Annotated.


Box 34

Gomes, Albert Maria. All Papa's Children. (Cairi Publishing House), 1978


Box 34

Sarpong, Peter. The Sacred Stools of the Akan. (Ghana Publishing Corporation), 1971


Box 34

Hernton, Calvin. Medicine Man. (Reec, Cannon, & Johnson), 1976, Inscribed.


Box 34

DuBois, W.E.B. The Selected Writings of W.E.B. DuBois. (Mentor), 1970, Annotated.


Box 34

DuBois, W.E.B. The Crisis: Writings. (Fawcett), 1972, Annotated.


Box 35

Wambaugh, Joseph. The New Centurions. (Atlantic Monthly Press), 1970


Box 35

O'Hara, John. And Other Stories. (Hodder and Stoughton), 1969


Box 35

Moore, Wilbert E. Labor Commitment and Social Change in Developing Areas. (Social Science Research Council), 1960


Box 35

Lenin, V.I. Materialism and Empirio-Criticism. (New York International Publishers), 1927, Annotated.


Box 35

Leecing, Walden and James L. Armstrong. The Curious Eye. (McGraw-Hill), 1970


Box 35

de Lara, L. Gutierrez and Edgcumb Pinchon. The Mexican People: Their Struggle for Freedom. (Arno), 1970, Annotated.


Box 35

MacDonald, Roderick J. The Keys: The Official Organ of the League of Colored Peoples. (Kraus-Thomson Organization Limited), 1976


Box 35

Halliday, David and Robert Resnick. Physics. (John Wiley & Sons), 1960


Box 35

Brodribb, Gerald. Maurice Tate. (London Magazine Editions), 1976, Annotated.


Box 35

Mazrui, Ali A.. The Anglo-African Commonwealth: Political Friction and Cultural Fusion. (Pergamon Press), 1967, Annotated.


Box 35

DuBois, W.E.B. The Autobiography of W.E.B. DuBois. (New World Paperbacks), 1968, Annotated.


Box 35

Haley, Alex. Roots: The Saga of an American Family. (Doubleday), 1976, Annotated.


Box 35

Graham, Arthur J. The Last Shine. (Kimberly Press), 1975


Box 35

Lapides, Frederick R. and David Burrows (eds). Racism: A Casebook. (Crowell), 1971, Annotated.


Box 35

Liebow, Elliot. Tally's Corner. (Little Brown), 1967, Annotated.


Box 35

Lee, Don. From Plan to Planet. (Broadside Press), 1973


Box 36

Locke, David Ross. The Struggles of Petroleum V. Nasby. (Beacon Press), 1963, Inscribed.


Box 36

Holcroft, Thomas. Hugh Trevor. (Oxford University Press), 1978


Box 36

Collecttivo Internazionale Femminista. 8 Marzo '74. (Marsilio Editori), 1975


Box 36

Lewinson, Paul. Race, Class, & Party: A Jostory of Negro Suffrage and White Politics in the South. (Grosset's Universal Library), 1965


Box 36

de Boissière, Ralph. Crown Jewel. (Picador), 1981


Box 36

Lefebvre, Henri. The Explosion: Marxism and the French Upheaval. (Modern Reader), 1969, Annotated.


Box 36

Harper, Michael S. and Robert S. Stepto (eds). Chant of Saints. (University of Illinios Press), 1979, Annotated.


Box 36

A Review of African Political Economy no. 17., 1980, Annotated.


Box 36

International Socialism no. 8., 1980, Annotated.


Box 36

Burke, Edmund. Selected Writings and Speeches in America. (Bobbs-Merrill Company, Inc.), 1964, Annotated.


Box 36

Thompson, E.P. The Poverty of Theory and Other Essays. (Monthly Review Press), 1978, Annotated.


Box 36

Browning, Robert. Poems of Robert Browning. (Oxford University Press)


Box 36

Clarke, Leroy. Douens.. (Theo. Gaus, Ltd.), 1981, Inscribed.


Box 36

Fowles, John. The French Lieutenant's Woman. (Signet), 1970


Box 36

Lima, Jose Lezama. Paradiso. (Secker & Warburg), 1968


Box 36

Vincent, Theodore G. Black Power and the Garvey Movement. (Ramparts Press), 1976, Annotated.


Box 36

Weinstein, Allen and Frank Otto Gatell (eds). American Negro Slavery. (Oxford University Press), 1968, Annotated.


Box 36

Walmsley, Anne. The Sun's Eye: West Indian Writing for Young Readers. (Longmans), 1968


Box 36

Monthly Review: An Independent Socialist Magazine v. 32 no. 11., 1981


Box 36

Yard Roots Journal, nos 1-2., 1984


Box 36

Gayle, Addison. The Black Aesthetic. (Doubleday/Anchor), 1972


Box 36

Barrett, Lindsay. Song for Mumu. (Howard), 1974


Box 36

Salkey, Andrew (ed). Breaklight: The Poetry of the Caribbean. (Anchor), 1973, Inscribed.


Box 36

New Politics, vol. IV no. 1., 1965


Box 36

Doubleday/Anchor College Catalog. (Doubleday/Anchor), 1973


Box 36

Mulusa, Thomas and John Fox. What is Socialism?. (East African Literature Bureau), 1972


Box 36

Beethoven. The 17 String Quartets volumes III and IV. (Lea Pocket Scores), 1955


Box 37

Land of Death: Hugo Blanco and the Peasant Struggle in Peru. (Young Socialist Alliance), 1967


Box 37

The Review of Black Political Economy v. 1 no. 1., 1970


Box 37

Cross Currents vol. XXI no. 3., 1971


Box 37

Science and Society vol. XXXIV no. 2., 1970


Box 37

Brisson, Gerald. Les Relations Agraires Dans L'Haiti Contemporaine., 1968


Box 37

Chenet, Gerard. Poemes du Village de Toubab Dyalaw. (Nouvelles Editions Africaines)., 1974


Box 37

Comite Central du Parti D'entente Populaire D'Haiti. Voies Tactiques vers la Nouvelle Independence d'Haiti. (Editions Avant-Garde), 1967


Box 37

Sembène, Ousmane. Xala. (Lawrence Hill & Co.), 1976


Box 37

Lightfoot, Claude M. Human Rights U.S. Style: From Colonial Times Through the New Deal. (International Publishers), 1977


Box 37

Miliband, Ralph and John Saville. The Socialist Register, 1966 (2 copies). (Merkin Press), 1966, Annotated.


Box 37

Mirsky, D.S. Pushkin. (Dutton), 1963, Annotated.


Box 37

Pushkin. Pushkin: Selected Verse. (Penguin), 1964


Box 37

Davidson, Basil. Old Africa Discovered. (Victor Gollancz Ltd), 1959, Annotated.


Box 37

Hunter, Sam. 20th Century Painting. (Abbeville Press), 1980, Annotated.


Box 37

Fuller, Peter. Beyond the Crisis in Art. (Writers and Readers Publishing Cooperative), 1980, Annotated.


Box 37

Morrison, Toni. Sula. (Bantam), 1980, Annotated.


Box 37

Bücher, Georg. Complete Plays and Prose. (Mermaid Dramabook), 1966, Annotated.


Box 37

Bonachea, Rolando E. and Nelson P. Valdes. Cuba in Revolution. (Doubleday/Anchor), 1972


Box 37

Mahabir, Winston. In and Out of Politics. (Imprint Caribbean), 1978


Box 37

Russell, Bill and Taylor Branch. Second Wind: The Memoirs of an Opinionated Man. (Ballantine), 1979


Box 37

Widgery, David. The Left in Britain, 1956-1968. (Penguin Books), 1976, Annotated.


Box 37

Jones, LeRoi. Tales. (Grove Press), 1967


Box 37

Baker, Ross K. The Afro-American. (Van Nostrand Reinhold Company), 1970


Box 37

Lomax, Alan. Mr. Jelly Roll. (Pan Books, ltd.), 1952


Box 37

Harris, Wilson. Da Silva da Silva's Cultivated Wilderness & Genesis of the Clowns. (Faber and Faber), 1977, Annotated.


Box 37

Lamming, George. Water with Berries. (Holt, Rinehart and Winston), 1971


Box 37

Piaget, Jean. Psychology of Intelligence. (Littlefield Adams and Co. ), 1966, Annotated.


Box 37

Latham, Earl. The Communist Controversy in Washington: from the New Deal to McCarthy. (Atheneum), 1969


Box 37

James, Henry. The American Scene. (Indiana University Press), 1969


Box 37

Hull, Richard. Munyakare: African Civilization Before the Batuuree. (John Wiley & Sons), 1972, Annotated.


Box 37

Christie, Agatha. Hallowe'en Party. (Pocket Books), 1969


Box 38

Kindleberger, Charles P.. The World in Depression, 1929-1939. (Universiy of California Press), 1973


Box 38

Piaget, Jean. Structuralism. (Harper Torchbooks), 1968


Box 38

Kavanagh, Patrick. Collected Poems. (W.W. Norton), 1964


Box 38

Levitt, Karl. Silent Surrender: The Multinational Corporation in Canada. (Macmillan), 1970


Box 38

Marquez, Robert (ed). Latin American Rovolutionary Poetry/Poesia Revolucionaria Latinoamericana. (Monthly Review Press), 1974


Box 38

Hamalian, Leo and Frederick R. Karl (eds). The Radical Vision: Essays for the Seventies. (Thomas Y. Crowell), 1970, Annotated.


Box 38

Irwin, Graham W. Africans Abroad. (Columbia University Press), 1977


Box 38

Mackay, Ken (Slasher). Quest for the Ashes. (Pelham Books), 1966


Box 38

Hilberg, Raul (ed). Documents of Destruction: Germany and Jewry 1933-1945. (Quadrangle Books), 1971, Annotated.


Box 38

Leuchtenburg, William E. The Perils of Prosperity, 1914-32. (University of Chicago Press), 1958, Annotated.


Box 38

Hackett, Laura and Richard Williamson. Anatomy of Reading. (McGraw-Hill Book Company), 1970


Box 38

Kahn, E.J. Jr. The First Decade: A Report on Independent Black Africa. (Norton), 1972, Annotated.


Box 38

Maini, Krishan M. Co-Operatives and Law with Emphasis on Kenya. (East African Literature Bureau), 1972


Box 38

Hilu, Virginia (ed). Beloved Prophet: The Love Letters of Kahlil Gibran and Mary Haskell. (Knopf), 1972


Box 38

Mangat, J.S. A History of the Asians in East Africa c. 1886 to 1945. (Oxford University Press), 1969, Annotated.


Box 38

Moore, Charles A. (ed). The Chinese Mind: Essentials of Chinese Philosophy and Culture. (University of Hawaii Press), 1967


Box 38

Jenkins, David. Black Zion. (Wildwood House), 1975


Box 38

Herzog, Stephen. Minority Group Politics: A Reader. (Holt, Rinehart and Winston), 1971


Box 38

Moynihan, William T. Essays Today 7. (Harcourt Brace Jovanovich), 1972


Box 38

Lewis, H.D. (ed). Hegel's Science of Logic. (George Allen & Unwin Ltd), 1969


Box 38

Guerin, Daniel. La Lutte de Classes Sous la Premiere Republique. (Gallimard), Annotated.


Box 39

Steinberg, Leo. Michelangelo's Last Paintings. (Oxford University Press), 1975, Annotated.


Box 39

Parmelin, Helene. Picasso: Women. (Editions Cercle D'Art), 1964


Box 39

Canaday, John. Metropolian Seminars in Art: Great Periods in Painting Portfolios E and I. (Metropolitan Museum of Art), 1959


Box 39

Duncan, David Douglas. Viva Picasso: A Centennial Celebration 1881-1981. (Viking ), 1981


Box 39

University of District of Columbia Yearbook., 1978


Box 39

Federal City College Yearbook., 1977


Box 39

Deoclecio Redig de Campos. A Cappella Sistina e Cappella Paolina. (Instituto Geografico de Agostini), 1971


Box 40

Cathedrals of the British Isles. (Excalibur Books), 1978


Box 40

Gormley, Antony. Making an Angel. (Gateshead Council ), 1994


Box 40

Cogniat, Raymond. Pissarro. (Crown Publishers), 1975, Annotated.


Box 40

Taillandier, Yvon. Rodin (2 copies). (Crown Publishers), 1978


Box 40

Diehl, Gaston. Picasso. (Crown Publishers), 1977, Annotated.


Box 40

Arnheim, Rudolph. Picasso's Guernica: The Genesis of a Painting. (Faber and Faber), 1962, Annotated.


Box 40

Tobocman, Seth. War in the Neighborhood. (Autonomedia), 1999


Box 40

Liklik Buk: A Rural Development Handbook Catalogue for Papua New Guinea., 1977


Box 40

Blum, John et al. The National Experience: A History of the United States to 1877. (Harcourt, Brace & World, inc.), 1968


Box 40

Wagner, Bernard (ed). The Appreciation of Shakespeare. (Georgetown University Press), 1949, Annotated.


Box 40

Shakespeare, William. The Complete Works of William Shakespeare. (Octopus Mayflower), 1980, Annotated.


Box 40

Gedo, Mary Mathews. Picasso: Art as Autobiography. (University of Chicago Press), 1980, Annotated.


Box 40

Barker, Ralph and Irving Rosenwater. Test Cricket England v Australia. (William Heinemann Limited), 1969


Box 40

Barr, Alfred. Picasso: Fifty Years of His Art. (Arno), 1980


Box 41

Boggs, James and Grace Lee and Freddy and Lyman Paine. Conversations in Maine: Exploring our Nation's Future. (South End Press), 1978


Box 41

Wolf, Leonard. The Uses of the Present. (McGraw Hill), 1970


Box 41

Naipaul, V.S. Among the Believers: An Islamic Journey. (Andre Deutsch), 1981, Annotated.


Box 41

Brown, Clarence and John Flanagan. American Literature: A College Survey. (McGraw Hill), 1961, Annotated.


Box 41

Burner, David, Robert Marcyus, and Emily S. Rosenberg. America: A Portrait in History. (Prentice-Hall), 1974


Box 41

Tuchman, Barbara W.. Stilwell and the American Experience in China 1911-45. (Macmillan), 1971, Annotated.


Box 41

Aeschylus. The Prometheus Bound (George Thomson, trans). (Cambridge University Press), 1932, Annotated.


Box 41

Aron, Raymond. Marxism and the Existentialists. (Harper & Row), 1969, Annotated.


Box 41

Balewa, Alhaji Sir Abubaker Tafawa. Nigeria Speaks: Speeches of Alhaji Sir Abubaker Tafawa Balewa. (Longmans of Nigeria), 1964


Box 41

Bailey, Sydney D.. The United Nations: A Short Political Guide. (Praeger), 1965


Box 41

Dathorne, O.R. (ed). Caribbean Verse: An Anthology. (Heinemann Educational Books), 1967, Annotated.


Box 41

Jaspers, Karl. Kant. (A Harvest Book), 1962, Annotated.


Box 41

de Lorris, Guillaume and Jean de Meun. Le Roman de la Rose. (Gallimard), 1949


Box 41

Conrad, Joseph. The Nigger of the 'Narcissus;' Typhoon; The Shadow-Line. (J.M. Dent & Sons Ltd.), 1945, Annotated.


Box 41

Fyffe, C.A. History of Greece. (Macmillan & Co), 1913, Annotated.


Box 41

Rimbaud. Oeuvres. (Editions Garnier Freres), 1960, Annotated.


Box 41

Mitchell, Juliet. Woman's Estate. (Vintage), 1973, Annotated.


Box 41

Moore, Jane Ann (ed). Cry Sorrow, Cry Joy! Selections form Contemporary African Writers. (Friendship Press), 1971, Inscribed.


Box 41

Shakespeare, William. The Tempest. (Penguin), 1951


Box 41

Clarendon, Edward Hyde, First Ear of. Selections from The History of the Rebellion and Civil Wars and The Life by Himself. (Oxford University Press), 1956


Box 41

Jones, Gayl. Corregidora. (Bantam), 1976


Box 41

Marquez, Gabriel Garcia. One Hundred Years of Solitude. (Avon), 1973


Box 41

Jungk, Robert. Brighter than a Thousand Suns. (Pelican), 1958


Box 41

Shakespeare, William. The Merchant of Venice. (Washington Square Press), 1970, Annotated.


Box 42

Speech Anthology 1975-1976. (Jamaica Festival Commission), 1976


Box 42

Samuels, Mike and Nancy. Seeing With the Mind's Eye: The History, Techniques and Uses of Visualization. (Random House), 1975, Annotated.


Box 42

Black Action Society. Black Paper for Black Studies. (Black Action Society), 1969


Box 42

Crankshaw, Edward. Tolstoy: The Making of a Novel. (Viking ), 1974


Box 42

Singham, A.W. and Tran Van Dinh. From Bandung to Colombo: Conferences of the Non-Aligned Countries, 1955-1975. (Third Press Review), 1976


Box 42

Lao Tsu. Tao Te Ching. (Vintage), 1972


Box 42

Cuba '67 Image of a Country. (Panorama), 1967


Box 42

Holy Bible. (The Gideons International), 1970


Box 42

Augustus, Earl. The Spiritual Quest of Antillean Man. (Scope Caribbean Publishing), 1977, Inscribed.


Box 42

Hunt, Albert. Hopes for Great Happenings: Alternatives in Education and Theatre. (Eyre Methuen), 1976, Inscribed.


Box 42

Aron, Raymond. La Sociologie Allemande Contemporaine. (Presses Universitaires de France), 1966


Box 42

Aury, Dominique. Lecture Pour Tous. (Gallimard), 1958


Box 42

Lynch, Cedric. From Sea to Snow: A History of Caribbean (English-Speaking) Immigrant Organizations in Metropolitan Washington D.C., 1940-1976. (Caribbean American Intercultural Organization), 1977


Box 42

Schiff, Bennett. The Inter-American Foundation's First Three Years., 1973


Box 42

John, Frank. Black Waves. (Frank John Publications), 1973, Inscribed.


Box 42

John, Frank. We Will Meet Again (2 copies). (Frank John Publications), 1978, Inscribed.


Box 42

John, Frank. Time Ah Soon Come. (Frank John Publications), 1976


Box 42

John, Frank. Love in Black Souls. (Frank John Publications), 1977, Inscribed.


Box 42

John, Frank. Naked Image. (Frank John Publications), Inscribed.


Box 42

Jones, LeRoi. Black Arts., 1967


Box 42

Owen, William. Lesson Notes for Christian Teaching in Schools. (East African Literature Bureau), 1972


Box 42

Beecher, Edward. Narrative of Riots at Alton. (Dutton Paperbacks), 1965, Annotated.


Box 42

Various Periodicals and Offprints.


Box 43

Various Periodicals and Offprints.


Box 44

James, C.L.R. A History of the Negro Revolt., 1938


Box 44

James, C.L.R. Modern Politics. (P.N.M. Publishing Co.), 1960


Box 44

Piaget, Jean. Le Structuralisme. (Presses Universitaires de France), 1968


Box 44

Bradman, Don. How to Play Cricket. (The Daily Mail), 1949


Box 44

Aeschylus. Agamemnon, Libation-bearers, Eumenides, and Fragments. (William Heinemann Limited), 1930, Annotated.


Box 44

Hegeler, Inge and Sten. An ABZ of Love. (Anchor), 1969


Box 44

Spender, Stephen (ed). The Great Writings of Goethe. (Mentor), 1958


Box 44

Cross Currents., 1972


Box 44

James, C.L.R. Les Jacobins Noirs. (Gallimard), Inscribed. Extremely brittle.

Inscribed to Constance Webb.


Box 44

Acheampong, Col. I.K. Speeches and Interviews by Col. I.K. Acheampong.


Box 44

Furtwaengler, Wilhelm. Entretiens sur La Musique. (Editions Albin Michel), Annotated.


Box 44

James, C.L.R. Mariners, Renegades and Castaways. (C.L.R. James), 1953


Box 44

James, C.L.R. A History of Negro Revolt. (Fact)


Box 44

James, C.L.R. Mariners, Renegades and Castaways. (Bewick), 1978


Box 44

Marx and Engels. Marxist Library Volume IV: The German Ideology. (International Publishers ), 1939, Annotated.


Box 44

Lenin, Vladimir. The Imperialist War 1914-1915. (Martin Lawrence)


Box 44

Lenin, Vladimir. Toward the Seizure of Power. (Martin Lawrence)


Box 44

Lenin, Vladimir. The Period of Communism. (Lawrence & Wishart)


Box 47

Books and Periodicals from James's Library


Box 48

Books and Periodicals from James's Library

Addition to the Papers, 2017

Gift of Anna Grimshaw, 4/3/2017. Accession number: 2016.2017.M132


Box 45

Bound copies of articles and essays by C. L. L. James

On museums; London; Edith Sitwell; slavery


Box 45

Two autograph letters from E. Rogers to Anna Grimshaw, 1990


Box 45

Anna Grimshaw interviews Howard Reid in Handsworth, 1985 November 1


Box 45

Folder: Photographs, 1966


Box 45

Folder: Photographs and ad in envelope


Box 45

Folder: Photographs D. A. Bailey (with letter from Anna Grimshaw to Michael Ondaatje), 1993 April 28


Box 45

Folder: Archive photographs, 1953-1966


Box 45

Folder: Photographs (includes postcard from Peter to Anna Grimshaw), 1938-1953, 1994 June


Box 45

Folder: "Party Politics in the West Indies" (photocopy)


Box 45

Folder: "Preface to Criticism" (photocopy)


Box 45

Blue portfolio with Keith Hart written on flap: "American Civilization" Cyril Lionel Robert James, Anna Grimshaw, Keith Hart (photocopy)


Box 45

Grey portfolio with "Webb Letters 1944" written on the flap


Box 45

Binder: "Love, Nello: The Letters of C. L. R. James to Constance Webb, 1944-1946" Narration by Constance Webb


Printed Material:


Box 46

Race Today, 1974-1975


Box 46

The Road Make to Walk on Carnival Day


Box 46

New Society clipping (review of Racism and Reaction by Peter Ratcliffe), 1981


Box 46

C. L. R. James and British Trotskyism: An Interview. Socialist Platform, Ltd


Box 46

C. L. R. James: His Life and Work. Urgent Tasks Journal of the Revolutionary Left


Box 46

C. L. R. James--Man of the People (exhibition catalog)


Box 46

Harry Wicks A Memorial


Box 46

The C. L. R. James Journal, Volume 2, Number 1, Winter, 1991


Box 46

The Black Jacobins: a play by C. L. R. James


Box 46

Not For Sale by Michael Manley


Box 46

Southall The Birth of a Black Community


Box 46

Black and White on the Buses


Box 46

Tribute to a Scholar: Appreciating C. L. R. James


Box 46

The Struggle of Asian Workers in Britain


Box 46

The Black Explosion in British Schools


Box 46

Voices of the Living and the Dead by Linton Kwesi Johnson


Box 46

Inglan is a Bitch by Linton Kwesi Johnson


Box 46

From Bobby to Babylon by Darcus Howe


Box 46

C. L. R. James in America by Bill Schwartz


Posters


Box 46

Miscellaneous advertisements, clippings and ephemera


Mapcase 14-O-4

Various Posters