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Robert Frost Periodicals Collection

Quantity: 25 linear feet (collection grows regularly)

Listed: 2003-2007

Access: There is no restriction on access to the Robert Frost Periodicals Collection forresearch use. Particularly fragile items may be restricted for preservationpurposes.

Copyright: It is the responsibility of the researcher to identify and satisfy the holders of allcopyrights represented in the collection.

Note: The order of items within a given title is not always chronological

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Periodical title (vol,+no., if any)

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Date Author & title of article (pp.) Notes

Unknown 23 n.d. Matthews, T.S. T.S. Eliot Turns to Comedy. (56-65)

Unknown 23 n.d. To Poets Title page missing

Unknown 23 1961 Oct-Nov Next-door Neighbor to People of the World-RobertFrost. (11-13)

Unknown 23 ca.1959 Prescott, Edith. On Reading a Poem of Frost’s inAnticipation of the Bicentennial.

Accent (v.10, no.1) 1 1949 Fall Cook, Reginald L. Frost as a parablist. (33-41)

Age 1 1974 Mar 12 Afterman, Allen. How ordinary was Robert Frost? (22)

Newspaper clipping

Agnes Scott CollegeBulletin

OS1 1955 Aug Calendar of Events Given. Robert Frost lectureannouncement

Agnes Scott alumnaequarterly (v. 35, no. 1)

1 1957 Summer Frost. [Letter to Pres. Alston about retiring teacherEmma May Laney] (2)

Facsimile


1 1960 Winter Poet Robert Frost made his nineteenth annual visit toAgnes Scott in January. (1)

Photograph only

Agnes Scott News (v. 46,no. 11)

NP1 1961 Feb 08 Frost Adds Original Copy of ‘Peril of Hope’ to ASC.1.

Agnes Scott newsletter 1 1962 Apr Robert Frost makes twentieth visit. (3)

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Agnes Scott newsletter 1 1962 June Frost’s biographer. (3)

Agnes Scott newsletter 1 1963 Apr Memories of Robert Frost abound at Agnes Scott. (1-2)


1 1963 Spring Alston, Wallace F. Agnes Scott’s friendship withRobert Frost. (4-12)

Also photos on coversand p. 34

ALA Bulletin 23 1962 Oct Haycraft, Howard. Books for the Blind. Mentions Frost, p.2

Alphan (v. 5, no. 2) 1 1953 Jun Robert Frost spends an evening at Phi Psi. (6)

Ambit (no. 25) 1 1972 Unknown no Frost found

America (v. 103, no. 14) 1 1960 Jul 02 Aquin, Sister Mary. Flights of the Spirit Book review of RobertFrost: The Trial byExistence by ElizabethShepley Sargent

America (v. 104, no. 20) 1 1961 Feb 18 Frost. Canis Major blocked in middle ofpage

American Academy ofArts and LettersProceedings (ser. 2, no. 6)

1 1956 Wescott, Glenway [December 11, 1955, Robert Frostof the Academy gave a reading of his poems. Hewas introduced by Glenway Wescott of the Institute](67-70)

list of poems read at endof article

American Academy ofArts and SciencesBulletin (v.12, no. 2)

1 1958 Nov McCord, D. Robert Frost and the Emerson -ThoreauMedal (4-6)

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American Academy ofArts and LettersProceedings (ser. 2, no.12)

1 1962 Frost. Playful Talk (180-89) From the DinnerMeeting of the InstituteApril 11, 1961

American Academy ofArts and LettersProceedings (ser. 2, no.14)

1 1964 van Doren, Mark. Robert Frost 1874-1963 (373-376)

American BarAssociation Journal (v.58)

1 1972 Nov Plimpton, Francis T.P. Hail to San Francisco quoted unpublishedcouplet by Frost

American Book Collector(v. 16, no. 8)

1 1966 Apr West, Herbert Faulkner A Few Random Thoughts onModern First Editions (8-9)

clipping

American Book Collector(v. 6, no. 2)

19 1985 Mar-Apr Blumenthal, Joseph. One Printer and Robert Frost. (3-11)

American Book Collector(v.6 no.2)

23 1985 Mar-Apr Blumenthal, Joseph. “One Printer and Robert Frost.(3-11)

American Clipper (v. 2,no. 1)

1 1935 Jul Frost. A question. (14)

American Forests (v. 69,no. 3)

1 1963 Mar Poet of the Trees. (5) brief bio, photo of Frostand 4 Frost poems

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American Friends of theHebrew University

1 1961 Jun Robert Frost at University House and at theUniversity. (28-29)

article and photos ofRobert Frost visiting theHebrew University

American Jewish World(v. 49, no. 29)

OS1 1961 Mar 17 Robert Frost, Noted Poet, To Lecture at Hebrew U.15.

American Journal ofPsychiatry (v. 118, no. 8)

1 1962 Feb Frost. Why wait for Science. (752) Poem found at end ofComments section.

American Libraries 1 1971 Oct Carruth, Hayden. The New England Tradition (938-948)

American LiteraryReview (Japan) (v. 15)

1 1956 Jul Hasheguchi, Yasmo. Poetry of Robert Frost - TheDeath of the Hired Man. (6-7)

all in Japanese

American LiteraryReview (Japan) (v. 35)

1 1962 Oct Ishikawa, Shigetoshi. Some Blindspot in theInterprelation of Robert Frost (7-9)

all in Japanese

American Literature (v.27, no. 1)

1 1955 Mar Watts, Harold H. Robert Frost and the Interrupted(69-87)


1 1956 Mar Cook, Reginald L. Frost on Frost: The Making ofPoems (62-72)


1 1960 Jan Duvall, S.P.C. Robert Frost’s “Directive” out ofWalden (482-488)


1 1960 Nov Irwin, W.R. The Unity of Frost’s Masques (302-312)

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1 1961 Mar Nitchie, George W. [review of Robert Frost bySergean and The Pastoral Art of Robert Frost byJohn F. Lynen] Mulder, William. [review of HumanValues in the Poetry of Robert Frost: A study of aPoet’s Convictions. By George W. Nitchie (94-97)]

book reviews


1 1961 Nov Ferguson, A.R. Frost, Sill, and “A-Wishing Well”(370-378)


1 1962 Jan Carlson, Eric W. Robert Frost on “VocalImagination, the Merger of Form and Content” (519-526)


1 1963 Nov Irwin, W.R. Robert Frost and the Comic Spirit (299-310) Cox, James M. [review of An Introduction toRobert Frost. By Elizabeth Isaacs] (391-392)

Frost also mentioned on407 and 432 underresearch in progress andbibliographyrespectively.


1 1964 May Juhnke, Anna K. Religion in Robert Frost’s Poetry:the Play for Self-Possession (153-164)


1 1970 Nov Swennes, Robert H. Man and Wife: The Dialogue ofContraries in Robert Frost’s Poetry (363-372)


1 1973 Jan Unknown only found reference toearlier journal


19 1977 Nov Spencer, Benjamin T. Thompson and Winnick,Robert Frost: The Later Years, 1938-1963 (447-9)

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American Mercury (v. 26,no. 103)

1 1932 Jul Masters, Edgar Lee. The Poetry Revival of 1914(272-80)


1 1934 Apr Frost. Desert Places (464)


1 1935 Oct Frost. A Leaf-Treader. (142)


1 1936 May Frost. The strong are Saying Nothing (58)


1 1936 Sep Untermeyer, Louis. Robert Frost: Revisionist (123-125)

American Poetry Review 22 2001 Jan-Feb Muldoon, Paul. The End of the Poem: ‘TheMountain.’ (41-45)

In Oversize box

American Prefaces (v. 4,no. 7)

1 1939 Apr Frost. Trespass. (bet. 104 and 105)

American Prefaces (v. 5,no. 9)

1 1940 Jan Frost. Trespass. (140)

American Scholar (v. 5,no. 2)

1 1936 Spring van Doren, Mark. The Permanence of Robert Frost(190-198)


1 1945 Fall Whicher, George F. Frost at Seventy (405-414)

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1 1947 Fall Unknown no Frost found


1 1947 Spring Unknown no Frost, Robert found


1 1948-1949Winter

Cox, Sidney. Robert Frost and Poetic Fashion (78-86)


19 1953 Fall article not located


1 1957 Spring Unknown no Frost found


1 1957 Summer Craig, G. Armour. [review of A Swinger of Birches:A Portrait of Robert Frost. By Sidney Cox] (385)


1 1958-1959Winter

Miller, Perry. The New England Conscience (49-58)


1 1959 Summer Langbaum, Robert. The New Nature Poetry. (323-340)


19 1960-1961Winter

article not located


2 1961 Fall Kazin, Alfred. The President and Other Intellectuals. (498-516)

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2 1970 Winter Cane, Melville. Robert Frost: An IntermittentIntimacy. (158-166)


19 1996 Spring Meyers, Jeffrey. Robert Frost’s Late Love. 219-41.

American Spectator 23 1990 Apr Cranston, Maurice. American VS. BritishConservatism: An Even Match? (20-22)

American Way (v. 7, no.2)

2 1974 Mar Frost, Lesley. Robert Frost Remembered. (12-17) Frost on cover and photoof daughter Lesley.

Amherst 23 1954 Winter Wilson, Douglas. A Fine New Portrait of Frost. (28-29)

Amherst 23 1971 Summer Ferris,Lincoln S. Robert Frost. (30)

Amherst 23 1980 Summer Ward, Robert A. A Poet’s Odyssey... (14-21)

Amherst (v. 30, no. 3) 2 1978 Winter review of Poirier, Richard. Robert Frost: The Workof Knowing by Pritchard, William H. (28-29)

cover portrait of Frost byPeter Laird

Amherst (v. 33, no. 1) 2 1980 Summer Ward, Robert A. A Poet’s Odyssey: From Derry,New Hampshire to Ripton, Vermont. (14-21)

Amherst (v. 54, no. 2) 19 2002 Winter College commissions Frost sculpture. (5)

Amherst Alumni CouncilNews (v. 8, no. 6)

2 1935 Jul Robert Frost. (83-85) President King (85-87)

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Amherst Alumni CouncilNews (v. 11, no. 6)

2 1938 Jul The Faculty. (132)

Amherst Alumni News(v. 1, no. 1)

2 1949 May Robert Frost to Return. (17)


2 1949 Jul Faculty. review of Complete Poems of Robert Frost,1949. (22-23)


2 1949 Oct The Simpson Lectureship. (64-65) photo of Frost andSimpson.


2 1949 Dec Frostiana. (109) The Faculty: Return to Amherst.(112)


2 1950 Jul Frost on Televsion. (15) a copy of Education byPoetry: A MeditativeMonologue is inserted inthe back of thepublication

Amherst Alumni News(v.III no.1)

23 1950 Jul “Frost on Television.” (15)


2 1951 Mar Gift From Time. (154) photo of Frost duringpresentation of gift.

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2 1952 Mar Unknown photo of Frost standingbeside his portrait headand its sculptor WalkerHancock found on page148


2 1953 May Robert Frost. (195)


2 1954 May Amherst Honors Robert Frost. (2-3) photo of Frost.


2 1954 Oct The Faculty: Robert Frost. (23)

Amherst Alumni News 22 1954 Apr “Amherst Honors Robert Frost.” (1-2) Reprint

Amherst AlumniMagazine

23 1954 Apr “Amherst Honors Robert Frost.” (1-4)


2 1955 Jul Spring Lectures. (23) photo of Frost in LordJeffery Inn garden (22).

Amherst Alumni News 23 1955 Oct Craig, G. Armour. “Poetry and Civilization” Essayby George F. Whicher.”(3)


2 1956 Jul Unknown photo of Frost withIndian visitors.

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2 1958 Apr Robert Frost at 84. (8)


2 1959 Jan Unknown photo of Frost’s moodduring filming of twochats for distribution inIndia


2 1959 Jul Unknown photo of Frost withAmherst President Cole(5) Photo of Frostleading faculty atCommencement (14)


2 1959 Oct Unknown photo of Thompsonwho’s composed sevenchoruses based on poemsby Frost.


2 1960 Jan Robert Frost on Football. (20) Photo of Frost. (3)


2 1960 Apr College Calendar. (26)


2 1960 Summer Robert Frost Teaching Chair Awarded. (21) photo of Frost on coverduring commencement

Amherst Alumni News 23 1960 Summer Unknown Cover photo

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2 1961Fall Unknown no Frost found


2 1961 Spring Unknown no Frost found


2 1961 Summer New Paintings. (21-22)


2 1962 Fall The Robert Frost Library. (2-3) Frost. Playing ForMortal Stakes. (4-10)

Amherst Alumni News(v.XV no.2)

23 1962 Fall The Robert Frost Library.


2 1962 Winter Unknown no Frost found


2 1963 Fall Craig, G. Armour. Robert Frost at Amherst. (9-13)

Amherst Alumni News(special issue)

2 1963 Fall The Presidential convocation and Ground Breakingfor the Robert Frost Library.

Amherst Alumni News 23 1963 Fall Craig, G. Armour. Robert Frost at Amherst. (9-13)


2 1963 Spring Robert Frost Memorial Service. (2) Plimpton, CalvinH. Reflections. (2-4) The Faculty’s MemorialMinute. (5-6)

photo of Frost on coverand last photo taken ofFrost at Amherst on page2.

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Amherst Alumni News(v. XV no.4)

22 1963 Spring Plimpton, Calvin H. “Robert Frost MemorialService. (3-6)

Cover also

Amherst Alumni News(v.XV no.4)

23 1963 Spring Plimpton, Calvin. Reflections. (3-6)


2 1963 Summer Amherst Authors: 1930. [review of The Poetry ofRobert Frost: Constellations of Intention. ByReuben al Brower.] (31-32)


2 1963 Winter Brace, Gerald Warner ‘22. I Travelled a Good Dealin Amherst. (2-9)


2 1964 Summer San Francisco Honors Frost. (37)


2 1964 Winter Dudley, Earl C, Jr. ‘61. Crisis in a Newsroom. (3-4)

Amherst Alumni News(v.XVI no.3)

22 1964 Winter October 26 and November 22. (2)


2 1965 Fall News of the College: Moving a Library. (26-28).


2 1965 Winter Unknown no Frost found


2 1966 Winter News of the College: Frost Library.

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2 1967 Summer Unknown no Frost found


19 1969 Summer article not located


2 1970 Fall Hart, Hubert ‘24. I Remember Robert Frost. (10-12) reprint of hand writtenletter by Frost to Hart.


2 1970 Summer Unknown no Frost found

Amherst Alumni News 23 1970 Summer Pritchard, William H. Robert Frost. (33)

Amherst Bulletin (v. 15,no. 8)

OS1 1983 Apr 13 Ruhl, Steven. Robert Frost’s days in Amherst. (1, 3)

Amherst Capital ProgramNewsletter (no. 8)

2 1963 Jun 15 Unknown picture of future RobertFrost library

Amherst College:Amherst Capital Program

2 n.d. The Robert Frost Library. (28) The Robert FrostLibrary Fund. (29)

Amherst College Bulletin(v. 41, no. 4)

3 1952 May Unknown photo of Frost standingbeside his portrait headand its sculptor WalkerHancock found on page8

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Amherst College ThePresidents Report (v. 42,no. 2)

3 1952 Dec Unknown photo of Frost standingbeside his portrait headand its sculptor WalkerHancock found on page15


3 1954 Dec Lectures. (5) Frost Dinner. (9-10) UndergraduateHonors Work. (14).


3 1955 Nov Lectures. (7) April 28–Robert Frost, AReading.


3 1956 Nov Robert Frost. (8)

Amherst College WeeklyBulletin (v. 7, no. 24)

2 1957 Apr 23 Lecture by Robert Frost.

Amherst College WeeklyBulletin (v. 10, no. 24)

2 1960 Apr 23 Reading by Robert Frost.


3 1960 Nov College Lectures. (15) Frost Poetry Reading.

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3 1961 Nov Gifts. (20) Portrait of Robert Frost.

Amherst College AlumniFund Class of 1920Newsletter

2 1962 Mar 29 Allen, Walton C. Amherst College Alumni Fund:Class of 1920.

Amherst College Bulletin(v. 52, no. 1)

2 1962 Oct Robert Frost. (9)

Amherst College CapitalProgram (no. 3)

2 1962 Oct 04 Amherst Receives $3.5 Million Gift For NewLibrary; To be Named Robert Frost Library in Honorof Poet.


3 1962 Nov Robert Frost Library. (8-9)

Amherst CollegePresident’s Report

2 1962 Nov Robert Frost Library. (8-9)


n/a 1963 Oct 18 Kennedy Speaks at Convocation, Library. (1-6)


3 1963 Nov Report on Converse Library. (12-13) mention of Frostmanuscripts.

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n/a 1964 Apr 10 Construction of the Frost Library Begins. (2)


n/a 1964 Oct 09 Granite From Walker Reappears In Frost Library. (3)


3 1964 Nov Report on Converse Memorial Library. (16-17) mention of Frostmanuscripts.


n/a 1964 Dec 12 Frost Library Design Combines Spaciousness andEase of Use. (2)


3 1967 Jan Report on the Robert Frost Library. (16-17)

Amherst College: This isAmherst

2 n.d. Unknown Photo of Frost. (46)

Amherst GraduateQuarterly (v.XX no.2)

23 1931 Feb Frost, Robert. Education by Poetry. (75-85)

Amherst GraduatesQuarterly (v. 37, no. 4)

3 1948 Aug Frost. Speaking of Loyalty. (271-278) photo of Frost on thecover

Amherst Graduates’Quarterly (no. 24)

2 1917 Aug Review of the Year. (240-245)


2 1924 Aug Unknown no Frost found

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2 1926 Aug Robert Frost Returns to Amherst. (271-273) photo of Frost

Amherst Graduates’Quarterly Bulletin (no.10)

2 1926 Oct The Autumn At Amherst (3) photo of Frost on page 2.

Amherst Graduates’QuarterlyBulletin (no. 17)

2 1927 Jul The Presidency: Robert Frost, Professor of Englishin Amherst College. (7)


2 1929 Aug The Book Table. (288-290) review of A Way Out. ByFrost and also RobertFrost: Original“Ordinary Man.” bySidney Cox.


2 1931 Feb Frost. Education by Poetry. (75-85) photo of Frost on page74.


2 1934 Feb The Faculty. (135)


2 1935 Nov The Book Table: Faculty. (77) review of The GoldHesperidee. By Frost.


2 1936 May The Book Table. (287-288) review of From Snow toSnow. By Frost.

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2 1936 Aug The Book Table: Faculty. (407-409) review of A FurtherRange. By Robert Frost.


2 1936 Nov Official and Personal: The Faculty. (37)


2 1937 Feb The Book Table: The Faculty. (180) review of From Snow toSnow By Robert Frost.


2 1937 May The Book Table: The Faculty. (283) review of Robert Frost:a Bibliography. By WB.Shubrick Clymer andCharles R Green.


2 1937 Nov The Book Table: The Faculty. (92) review of SelectedPoems. By Robert Frost.


2 1938 Feb The Book Table: The Faculty. (202) review of Recognition ofRobert Frost. Edited byRichard Thornton.


2 1938 Nov Bishop, Merrill ‘04. After Reading “Recognition ofRobert Frost” (37)

a poem.

Amherst Journal Record(v. 111, no. 6)

NP1 1954 Mar 25 College To Honor Poet Robert Frost. (1)


NP1 1954 Apr 01 Library Honors Robert Frost. (4)

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NP1 1956 May 17 Von Wert, Dorothy. Robert Frost Reminisces ofLocal Places, People. (12)


NP1 1957 May 09 Frost To Read Poems And Lecture in Chapel. (1)


NP1 1959 Oct 25 Unknown (1) Cover photo.

Amherst LiteraryMagazine (v. 10, no. 2)

3 1964 Frank, Robert and Stephen Mitchell. RichardWilbur: An Interview. (54–72)

references made to Froston 57, 62, etc.

Amherst Monthly (v. 33,no. 3)

3 1918 Jun Frost. The Runaway. (55)

Amherst Record (v. 94,no. 33)

FB1 1936 Sep 30 Frost Advocates Extension of General Education. (7)

Amherst Report 3 1958 Robert Frost. (77) photo of Frost

Amherst Student (v. 49,no. 46)

NP1 1916 Apr 10 Well Known Poet Gives Reading of His Verses. (1,4)


NP1 1916 Dec 18 Noted American Poet to Succeed Prof. Churchill. (1)


NP1 1917 Feb 15 Prof. Frost’s Engagements. (1)

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NP1 1917 Mar 01 Unknown Article not located


NP1 1917 Mar 12 Professor Frost Speaks. (1)


NP1 1917 Mar 26 Briefs. (6)


NP1 1917 Apr 20 Briefs. (2)


NP1 1917 Sep 24 Unknown Article not located


NP1 1917 Nov 05 Professor Frost at C. A. (1, 8)


NP1 1918 May 06 Trustees Give Degrees to Faculty and Fighters. (1, 3)


NP1 1918 May 23 Notices. (3)


NP1 1918 Jun 04 Unknown Article not lcoated


NP1 1919 Feb 03 Masquers to Present Play by Prof. Frost. (1)

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NP1 1919 Feb 17 Robert Frost’s Play “One Way Out” To BeProduced. (1)


NP1 1919 Feb 20 Curtain Ready For Monday’s Performance. (1)


NP1 1919 Feb 24 Announcement of “A Way Out” performance. (1)


NP1 1919 Feb 27 The Masquers. (1)


NP1 1919 Oct 27 Amherst Professors at Library Club Meeting. (1, 5)


NP1 1920 Jun 03 Senior Chapel. (5)


NP1 1923 Sep 21 Faculty Undergoes Change With the Addition ofTwenty-One New Members. (1, 3)


NP1 1923 Oct 15 Robert Frost to Read from Poems Wednesday. (1)


NP1 1923 Oct 18 Robert Frost Gives Reading of His Poems. (1)


NP1 1923 Nov 19 Padraic Colum Talks to Frost’s English Class. (1)

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NP1 1923 Nov 22 John Farrar Criticizes Robert Frost’s New Book. (1)


NP1 1924 Jan 07 Yestoday. (1)


NP1 1924 Mar 17 Notices. (3)


NP1 1924 May 29 Numerous Changes in Next Year’s Curriculum. (1)


NP1 1925 Feb 02 Prof. Frost Entertains At Senior Reception. (1)


NP1 1925 May 11 Prof. Frost Lectures on Longfellow at Bowdoin. (1)


NP1 1925 May 18 Prof. Frost Converses in Year’s Last Writing. (3)


NP1 1926 Sep 30 Frost Returns to Campus For Informal Lectures. (1)


NP1 1927 Feb 03 Frost Sponsors Poet Lecturing in Chapel. (1)


NP1 1927 Feb 07 Edward Davison, Poet, Will Lecture Tonight. (1)

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NP1 1927 Feb 11 Davison Discusses Tendencies in Verse. (1)


NP1 1927 Mar 14 Robert Frost to Speak Wednesday Evening. (1)


NP1 1927 Mar 17 Frost Gives Informal Reading of His Poems. (1)


NP1 1928 Jan 09 Robert Frost Returns to Amherst for Winter. (1)


NP1 1928 Feb 16 Notice. (2)


NP1 1928 Feb 23 Briefs. (4)


NP1 1928 Apr 16 Robert Frost to Read at Hampshire Bookshop. (1)


NP1 1928 Dec 13 Robert Frost Publishes a New Book of Poetry. (1)


NP1 1929 Feb 07 Notices. (3)


NP1 1929 Mar 11 Robert Frost Will Give Reading Thursday Night. (1)

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NP1 1929 Mar 18 Frost Interprets J.M. March’s Poem. (1)


NP1 1929 Apr 03 Unknown Article not located.


NP! 1929 Sep 26 World Famous Authors Included In List of WritersWho Have Lived in Amherst. (1, 4)

Amherst Student (v. 63,no . 29)

NP1 1930 Jan 16 Robert Frost to Give Reading to Students. (1, 3)


NP1 1930 Feb 06 Throng Jams Chapel As Frost Reads His NewEngland Poetry. (1, 4)


NP1 1932 Jan 21 Robert Frost Returns. (3)


NP1 1933 Feb 13 Robert Frost ‘33. (1)


NP1 1933 Nov 123 Robert Frost, Amherst’s Eminent Poet, Muses OverPolitics, Books and Yucatan Chicle in SpecialStudent Interview. (1, 4)


NP1 1934 Jan 11 Two Lectures to be Given by Robert Frost onSubject “What Poetry Thinks”. (1, 4)


NP1 1935 May 20 Frost to Lecture On ‘What Poetry Thinks’. (1,4)

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NP1 1935 May 23 Robert Frost Speaks to Large Crowd Here. (1)


NP1 1935 May 27 Frost’s Second Talk Stresses Originality. (1, 2)


NP1 1935-25-03 Robert Frost on Sixtieth Birthday Talks of Joys ofLiving, Says He’d Like to be Older. (1, 2)


NP1 1937 Apr 12 Robert Frost Ambles from Vermont to Texas inEasy-Going Interview. (1, 3)


NP1 1938 Jun 17 Robert Frost, Phillips Bradley Resign from Faculty. (1, 2)


NP1 1949 Apr 14 Robert Frost To Lecture To English Classes NextYear. (1, 14)

Amherst Student Review 3 1949 Nov Frost. The Death of the Hired Man. (19-21)

Amherst Student Review 22 1949 Nov Greene, Gair. News Item. (19)Frost, Robert. The Death of the Hired Man. (19-21)


NP1 1950 Oct 12 Robert Frost Cited By ‘Time’; Called ‘NativeAmerican Voice”. (1, 3.)


NP1 1951 May 10 A Talk With Frost: Problems, Future of EducationDiscussed. (1, 4)

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NP1 1951 Oct 18 Frost Back in Town To Be Here A Month. (1)

Amherst Student (v.81,no. 15)

NP1 1951 Nov 08 (1) Frost photo and caption.


NP1 1952 Jan 07 Sculptured Portrait of Frost Unveiled, Loaned toLibrary. (1, 4)


NP1 1952 Oct 23 Robert Frost in Town; To Make Annual Talks. (1)


NP1 1953 Oct 19 Robert Frost: Opinions on Education, Thought. (1)


NP1 1953 Nov 16 “Poetry is Loose, Free” Comments Robert Frost. (1)


NP1 1954 Apr 08 Amherst Honors Robert Frost With Birthday Dinnerfor 90. (1, 5)


NP1 1954 Oct 14 Robert Frost in Town; Plans Talks, Visits. (1)


NP1 1954 Nov 01 Robert Frost–Farmer, Poet, Speaker–Reminisces OnHis Life. (1)


NP1 1955 Jan 20 Frost in Town. (3)

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NP1 1955 Apr 21 Robert Frost to Talk, Visit, Teach Classes DuringFour Week Stay. (1)


NP1 1955 Apr 25 Robert Frost. (1)


NP1 1955 May 02 Robert Frost Reads Two New Poems; Speaks OnEducation. (1,6)


NP1 1955 Oct 20 Robert Frost. (1)


NP1 1955 Oct 31 Frost “Rambles” On Life, Poetry, Freedom, Red-Hunts. (1,6)


NP1 1956 Apr 16 Robert Frost Will Lecture Informally During SpringVisit. (1)


NP1 1956 May 21 Coolidge’s Return To Favor Stirs ConverseControversy. (6)


NP1 1956 Oct 11 Robert Frost To Speak On Parents Day. (1)


NP1 1956 Oct 22 (1) Photos of Frost readingat Parents Weekend


NP1 1957 May 02 Robert Frost Visits. (1)

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NP1 1957 May 09 (1) Frost photo and caption.


NP1 1957 May 13 An Evening With Robert Frost. (3,6)

Amherst Student 23 1957 May 13 Patterson, Charles. “An Evening with Robert Frost.”(3,6)


NP1 1957 Nov 07 Frost, Avid Nationalist, Favors ‘Pieces of Peace’. (1,6)

Amherst Student (v. 87,no. ?)

NP1 1957 Nov 14 Wordsworth, Dickinson, Frost Represented inTreasure Room. (3)


NP1 1958 Apr 17 Frost To Talk Monday Night. (1)


NP1 1958 Apr 21 Robert Frost Gives Reading In Johnson ChapelTonight. (1,3)


NP1 1958 Apr 24 Strohm, Paul. ‘I Usually Have Something Up MySleeve”. (1,6)

Amherst Student (v. ?, no.48)

NP1 1958 Apr 30 (1) Photo and caption.

Amherst Student (v. 87,no. ?)

NP1 1958 Jun 07 (6) Photo and caption.

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NP1 1958 Oct 13 Frost to Lecture As Parent Deluge InundatesCampus. (1)


NP1 1958 Oct 16 Over 1100 Parents Here For Biannual Program. (1,6)


NP1 1958 Oct 20 Parents Hear Douglas, Cole, Frost Speak onEducation. (1)

Amherst Student (v. ?, no.49)

NP1 1959 May 04 Frost Met With Standing Ovation; Talks On Symbol-Seekers, Superman. (1, 3)


NP1 1959 Oct 19 (1) Photo and caption.


3 1959 Oct 19 The Poet Listens. (1) photo of Frost andProfessor of English G.Armour Craig ‘39 atFrostiana


NP1 1960 Apr 28 Cossett, Phil. Robert Frost Reads Poetry; Sees It ‘ACatchy Thing’. (1, 3)


3 1960 Apr 28 Cossett, Phil. Robert Frost Reads Poetry; Sees It ‘ACatchy Thing’. (1, 3)


NP1 1960 Oct 17 Frost Speaks On Politics, Poetry to Record Parents’Weekend Crowd. (1, 3)


3 1961 May 13 College Buys Frost Portrait. (7)

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NP1 1961 May 13 College Buys Frost Portrait. (7)


NP1 1961 Oct 26 Frost Reading of Poetry Draws Large Crowd AtUmass. (1, 3)


NP1 1962 Jan 11 Robert Frost Picks Amherst Campus As Setting ForDocumentary Film. (1)


NP1 1962 May 21 Amherst Is Forum For Robert Frost’s Exploration ofHis Poetry and Career. (1)


NP1 1963 Feb 04 College, Family and Friends To Join in FrostTribute. (1, 5)


NP1 1963 Feb 18 Robert Frost edition.


NP1 1963 Feb 18 Friends Attend Robert Frost Memorial Hobson,Plimpton Reminisce Poet. (1)


19 1963 Mar 04 College, Family and Friends to Join in Frost Tribute.(1)


3 1963 Oct 24 Library Groundbreaking. (1) President Kennedy’svisit to Amherst for thegroundbreakingceremony of the RobertFrost library.

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NP1 1963 Oct 24 Unknown. Article not located.




3 1963 Nov 23 Amherst Joins in America’s Mourning. (1-2)


NP1 1963 Nov 23 Amherst Joins in America’s Mourning. (1-2)


NP1 1964 Jun 13 Child, Sargent B. Robert Frost – The HonoraryMember of ‘24. 2.


NP1 1965 Oct 24 McCloskey, John. Library Dedicated Today;Wagman, Wilbur Featured.

Amherst-PelhamRegional District SchoolCommittee

19 1960 Dec 31 Cover Photo

Among Friends (no.29) 22 1962 Winter Tyler, Dorothy. Remembering Robert Frost. (1-4)

ANQ 23 1997 Fall Richardson, Mark. The Text of Robert Frost’s Essay.(39-41)

Antaeus (no. 61) 19 1988 Aug Frost, Robert. Notebook: After England. (147-64)

Appalachia (v. 25, no. 12) 3 1959 Dec Jamieson, Paul F. Robert Frost: Poet of theMountain Land. (471- 479)

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Appalachia (v. 29, no. 7) 3 1963 Jun Fosbroke, Katherine M. Robert Frost–In Meoriam.(394) Lerman, Stephen J. Robert Frost on OssipeeMountain. (395-401)

Appalachia (v. 30, no. 12) 3 1964 Dec Tatham, David F. Robert Frost’s FranconiaMountains. (248-249)

Area and Culture Studies 3 1951 Unknown. (13-29) in Japanese

Arena (v. 31, no. 3) 3 1946 Spring Buckley, Robert. Robert Frost: “New notes on amodern poet...” (9-13)

Argus (v. 70, no. 9) 19 1963 Mar 01 Unknown. Article not located.

Arizona Alumnus (v. 42,no. 4)

3 1965 Fields, Joyce. A Home For Poetry. (6-8) photo of Frost.

Art News (v. 57, no. 4) 3 1958 Summer Portraits, Inc. (9) black and white portraitof Frost.

Asbury Park Sunday FB1 1957 Nov 17 Poet Robert Frost Takes on New Meaning to 70Freehold Pupils. (3)

Asbury Park EveningPress

FB1 1958 May 17 Poet Frost Says He Wages Lover’s Quarrel withWorld. (15)

Athens College Bulletin 19 1961 Nov Meet Robert Frost. (18-20)

Athens College Bulletin 3 1961 Nov Meet Robert Frost. (18-20) Copy of original poem.

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Atlanta (v. 2, no. 11) 3 1963 Mar Alston, Wallace. The Promise Kept: A Tribute toRobert Frost. (50-54)

photo of Frost in front ofportrait of himself.

Atlantic (v. 157, no. 4) 3 1936 Apr Frost. A Blue Ribbon At Amesbury. (419-420)

Atlantic (v. 157, no. 5) 3 1936 May Frost. A Record Stride. (593)

Atlantic (v. 157, no. 6) 3 1936 Jun Frost. Poems in a Time of Doubt. (669-671)

Atlantic (v. 158, no. 2) 3 1936 Aug Hillyer, Robert. A Letter to Robert Frost. (158-163)

Atlantic (v. 162, no. 3) 3 1938 Sep Frost. Poems by Robert Frost. (316-317)

Atlantic (v. 163, no. 1) 3 1939 Jul The Contributor’s Column. (4) Frost. AConsiderable Speck. (47)

Atlantic (v. 167, no. 2) 3 1941 Feb Frost. Come In. (45)

Atlantic (v. 167, no. 3) 3 1941 Mar Frost. The Literate Farmer and the Planet Venus. (284-287)

Atlantic (v. 175, no. 5) 3 1943 May Whicher, George F. Out for Stars. A Meditation onRobert Frost. (64-67)

Atlantic (v. 178, no. 4) 3 1946 Oct Frost. The Constant Symbol. (50-52) Newsstand Edition

Atlantic (v. 178, no. 6) 3 1946 Dec Frost. Poems. (51-53)

Atlantic (v. 179, no. 4) 3 1947 Apr Frost. Poems. (5455)

Atlantic (v. 180, no. 4) 3 1947 Oct Stauffer, Donald A. The New Lyrics of Robert Frost.(115-116)

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Atlantic (v. 180, no. 5) 3 1947 Nov Frost. A Masque of Mercy. (68-76)

Atlantic (v. 184, no. 4) 3 1949 Oct Viereck, Peter. Parnassus Divided. (67-70)

Atlantic (v. 187, no. 6) 3 1951 Jun Frost. And All We Call American. (28-29) Frost. Poetry and School. (30-21) Van Doren, Mark. Robert Frost’s America. (32-34)

Atlantic (v. 193, no. 6) 3 1954 Jun Frost. One More Brevity. (34)

Atlantic (v. 200, no. 5) 3 1957 Nov Frost. Kitty Hawk. (52-56)

Atlantic (v.180 no.5) 22 1947 Nov Frost, Robert. A Masque of Mercy. (68-76)

Atlantic (v.187 no.6) 22 1951 Jun Frost, Robert. And All We Call American.”(28-29)Frost, Robert. Poetry and School. (30-31)Van Doren, Mark. Robert Frost’s America. (32-34)

Cover also

Atlantic 22 2006 Jan-Feb Keillor, Garrison. The Anthem. (94) Contains parody ofFrost’s “Stopping by theWoods...”

Atlantic Monthly (v. 116,no. 2)

3 1915 Aug Frost. A Group of Poems. (221-224)


3 1916 Nov Frost. An Encounter. (623)


3 1917 Sep Frost. The Axe-Helve. (337-339)

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Atlantic Monthly 23 1926 Feb Gibson, Wilfred. The Golden Room. typed copy, poem

Atlantic Monthly 23 1936 Aug Hillyer, Robert. A Letter to Robert Frost. (156-163)

Atlantic Monthly 23 1943 May Out for Stars, a meditation on Robert Frost. (63-67)

Atlantic Monthly 23 1951 Jun Frost, Robert. And All We Call American. (28-29)Frost, Robert. Poetry and School. (30-31)Van Doren, Mark. Robert Frost’s America. (32-34)

Atlantic Monthly 23 1951 Jun Van Doren, Mark. Robert Frost’s America. (32-34)


4 1960 Apr Frost. A-Wishing Well (63)


4 1960 May Rolo, Charles J. Church and State in America (71)


4 1960 Jul Wylie, Philip. Memo to Mr. Frost. (84-85)


4 1960 Aug Weeks, Edward. The Peripatetic Reviewer. (95-96)


4 1961 Mar Frost. Accidentally on Purpose. (50)


4 1961 Dec Unknown no Frost found

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4 1962 Jan Frost. Between Prose and Verse. (51-54)


4 1962 May Davison, Peter. Robert Frost: His Own Tradition.(100-101)


4 1963 Sep Reeve, F.D. Robert Frost Confronts Khrushchev.(33-39)

cover portrait


4 1963 Sep Reeve, F.D. Robert Frost Confronts Khrushchev.(33-39)

cover portrait


4 1964 Feb Unknown no Frost found

Atlantic Monthly 23 1966 Dickey, James. Robert Frost, Man and Myth. (52-56)


4 1966 Nov Dickey, James. Robert Frost, Man and Myth. (53-56)


4 1967 Jul Morrison, Theodore. Robert Frost: The agitatedHeart (72-79)


19 1970 Oct Pritchard, William H. Frost Revised. (130, 132-3) comments on E.D.Lathem’s editing of Frostpoems

Atlantic Monthly 23 1970 Fall Pritchard, William H. Frost Revisited. (130, 132-133)

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19 1974 Apr Poirier, Richard. Robert Frost: The Sound of Loveand the Love of Sound. (50-5)


4 1982 Mar Hall, Donald. Robert Frost Corrupted. (60-64)

Attaché 19 1999 Dec Seymour, Liz. A Touch of Frost. (52-3)

Ball State UniversityForum (v.11, no. 1)

4 1970 Winter Unknown. Frost photo on Cover. The Forum primarilydeals only with Frost.

Bancroftiana (v.112) 19 1998 Spring Takaro, Charis Baz. Robert Frost Collectionincludes photos inscribed by the poet. (8-9)

Barre Daily Times FB1 1954 Aug 23 Unknown. Article not located.

Beacon: Emerson CollegeAlumni Magazine (v. 2,no. 1)

4 1959 Fall Robert Frost’s Award.

Bennington Banner NP1 1963 Jun 29 Frost at Shaftsbury. (24-5)

Berkeley Daily Gazette FB1 1958 Apr 30 Robert Frost To Talk at UC. (19)

Berkeley Daily Gazette FB1 1958 May 09 Beatty, Gerald. ‘No Hidden Meanings in My Work,’Poet Frost Tells UC. (4)

Best Sellers (v. 20, no. 9) 4 1960 Aug 01 MacGillivray, S.J. [review of Sergeant, ElizabethShepley. Robert Frost: The Trial by Existence.] (157-158)

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Biblia (v. 5, no. 2) 4 1934 May Frost. Something I saw, or thought I saw. (5-6)

Biblia (v. 9, no. 1) 4 1938 Feb Robert Frost (2)

Blaire & Ketchum’sCountry Journal (v.IIIno.12)

22 1976 Dec Dole, Jeremy. The Frost-Hoblin Papers. (41-43)

Bolívar (no. 46) 4 1957 Castillejo, Jorge. La Poesia de Roberto Frost in Spanish

Book Chat (Kroch’s &Brentano’s)

4 1957 Spring Review of Sidney Cox’s, A Swinger of Birches: APortrait of Robert Frost. (16)

book review

Book Chat (Kroch’s &Brentano’s)

4 1962 Spring This Month’s Cover Book [review of In the Clearingby Robert Frost.] (2)

Book Chat (Kroch’s &Brentano’s) (v. 21, no. 4)

4 1970 Summer Thompson, Lawrance. Robert Frost: The Years ofTriumph, 1915-1938 Review. (26)

Book Collector (v. 5, no.3)


Book Collector (v. 26, no.2)

4 1977 Summer Sokol, B.J. The Publication of Robert Frost’s BooksTriumph and Fiasco. (228-239)

Book Collector’s Packet(v. 4, no. 5)

4 n.d. Unknown no Frost found

Book Collectors Journal(v. 2, no. 2)

4 1937 Feb Newdick, Robert S. Uncollected Poems of RobertFrost. (1-2)

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Book-of-the-Month ClubCicular

4 n.d. Unknown a circular devoted toFrost

Book-of-the-Month ClubNews

4 1959 Jan Frost. Dorothy Canfield Fisher. (8-14) article can be found ininsert.

Book-of-the-Month ClubNews

4 1966 Apr ...and Some Distinguished American Authors photo and caption ofFrost.

Booklover’s Answer #6 4 1963 Jul Swift, Esther M. The Author–Robert Frost. (14-17)

Booklover’s Answer #8/9 4 1963 Nov -1964 Feb

A Thank You From Amherst College

Booklover’s Answer #10 4 1964 Apr Christmas Tokens. (44) reference to thecontribution made by theAmherst College Library

Booklover’s Answer 4 1965 Oct Books about Authors [Mertins, Louis. Robert Frost;Life and Talks-Walking.]

review

Bookman 4 1922 Nov Shanks, Edward. An English Impression ofAmerican Literature.

Bookman 4 1923 Oct Frost. A Fountain, A Bottle, A Donkey’s Ears, andSome Books. (121-124)

Bookman 4 1926 Dec Fisher, Dorothy Canfield. Robert Frost’s Hilltop.(403-406)

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Bookmark 4 1962 Jun Recent Books [newly acquired In the Clearing byFrost]

Books Abroad 4 1957 Fall Edwards, John,. [review of Sidney Cox’s A Swingerof Birches: A Portrait of Robert Frost]. (419-420)

Borzoi Quarterly (v. 12,no. 2)

4 1963 SecondQuarter

Frost. “Articles should be so written that not onlyintelligent people but specialist in fields other thanthose of the writer may read the with pleasure andprofit.” (10)

Boston Daily Globe (v.165, no. 85)

FB1 1954 Mar 26 Wolfert, Ira. Poet Robert Frost, 80 Today, Honored. (1, 16)


FB1 1956 Sep 27 Bay State Alumnus Gives Dartmouth Robert FrostBronze. (12)

Boston Daily Globe FB1 1956 Dec 30 “I Like My Freedom Best; It’s Like Old Clothes,Mine Fits Me” Robert Frost. (A-3)

Boston Daily Globe FB1 1957 Mar 04 Sherrill, John. How Poet Frost Found God. (1,9)

Boston Daily Globe FB1 1957 Mar 31 Sullivan, Elizabeth L. Julie Andrews and RobertFrost Two Headliners on TV Programs Today. (14-A)


FB1 1957 Apr 25 Kenny, Herbert A. Degrees Await Robert Frost, (83)

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Boston Daily Glove FB1 1957 Apr 25 Kenny, Herbert A. Oxford, Cambridge to Hail PoetFrost. (15)

Boston Daily Globe FB1 1957 Jul 31 Driscoll, Elizabeth. Robert Frost on Ch. 2 Gives TVFine Moments. (21)

Boston Daily Globe FB1 1958 Mar 25 Robert Frost Reads At B.C. Tomorrow. (15)


FB1 1958 Mar 27 Hanron, Robert B. Friends Honor Robert Frost, 84,at B.C. Party. (1, 17)

Boston Globe Magazine(Sunday)

OS1 1960 Mar 13 His Fences Will Last to Eternity. (40-1) Pictures accompanypoem excerpts.

Boston Globe 4 1966 Jan 30 Robert Frost Documentary (1); Sullivan, Elizabeth. Robert Frost Won an Oscar for CH (3, 10)

Boston Herald (SpecialIssue)

FB1 1936 Sep 13 Frost, Robert. The Last Follower.

Boston Herald (v. 216) FB1 1954 Mar 26 Old Letter Adds Year to Poet Frost’s Age. (1, 8)

Boston Herald FB1 1957 May 19 Rogers, W. G. Frost Never Had Typewriter. (A-27.)

Boston Herald FB1 1957 Nov 20 Letter to Editor. (C-1)

Boston Herald FB1 1958 Mar 27 (C-3) Photo, “Poet at BostonCollege”

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Boston Herald FB1 1958 Apr 07 Move to Free Poet Pound, Alleged Traitor, UnderWay. (B-7)

Boston Herald FB1 1958 Oct 16 Edson, Arthur. Poet Frost’s News Conference a GayAffair. (C-13)

Boston Herald (v. 225,no. 119)

FB1 1958 Oct 27 Connolly, Richard. Robert Frost’s Folksy Chat,Readings Enthrall 1000 Here. (1, 22)

Boston Sunday Globe OS1 1958 Jul 13 Frost, Robert. “An Objection to Being Stepped On.”(20)

Bostonia (?, no. 2) 19 1996 Summer A Touch of the Poet: Derek Walcott on Robert Frost. (86-8)

Botteghe Oscvre (no. 8) 4 1951 Stallman, R.W. The Falling Out (284) for Robert Frost.

Bowdoin College LiteraryMagazine Quill (v. 80, no.1)

4 1965 Winter Foster, Charles H. Robert Frost at Breadloaf. (6-8)

Bridge 4 1936 Winter Unknown no Frost Found

Briefs About Books (v.1no.10)

22 1960 Jul 15 In Writing Robert Frost, The Trial By Existence. (1)

Bryn Mawr AlumnaeBulletin (v. 44, no. 3)

4 1963 Spring Brackett, Katharine Conner. Robert Frost and BrynMawr. (7-8); Two Early Poems by Robert Frost. (9)

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Bryn Mawr AlumnaeBulletin (v.XLIV no.3)

22 1963 Spring Brackett, Katherine Conner. Robert Frost and BrynMawr. (7-8)Frost, Robert. Two Early Poems by Robert Frost (9)

Bryn Mawr AlumnaeBulletin (v. 48, no. 4)

4 1966 Adams, Frederick B. Robert Frost: A Diversity ofImages. (6-9)

photo of letter annotatedby Frost

Bucknell Review (v. 5,no. 4)

4 1955 Dec Watts, Harold H. Three Entities and Robert Frost.(19-38)

Bucknell Review (v. 10,no. 2)

4 1961 Dec Coursen, Herbert R. A Dramatic Necessity: ThePoetry of Robert Frost (138-147)

Bulletin (DartmouthCollege) (v.43 no.10)

23 1963 Feb 14 Haywood, Sidney Robert Frost.

Bulletin of the Society forthe Libraries of N.Y.U.(n.75)

4 n.d. Frost in Painting and Sculpture. The Unveiling ofThe Cassidy Sculpture of Frost. Robert Frost atN.Y.U.

photo of Frost bust andLesly profile on covernoting resemblance

Bulletin of the Society forthe Libraries of N.Y.U.(n.72)

4 n.d. A Little Journey to the Home of a Donor special supplement aboutdaughter Lasley Frostwith photo

Bulletin of the GardenClub of America (n. 19)

4 1936 Jan Tracy, William Warren. Foreign Gardens. (70-83) Quoted Frost poem onpg. 79

Bulletin of Bibliography(v. 25, no. 2)

4 1967 Jan Parameswaran, Uma. Robert Frost: A Biabliographyof Articles and Books, 1958-1963. (46-48)

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Bulletin of Bibliography(v. 25, no. 3)

4 1967 May Parameswaran, Uma. Robert Frost, 1958-1964–Part2. (58)

Bulletin of the Society forthe Libraries of New YorkUniversity (no.72)

22 1967 Aug A Little Journey to the Home of a Donor. Special supplement

Bulletin of Pathology (v.9, no.1.

4 1968 Jan Frost. (7) Quote

Bulletin of the Society forthe Libraries of New YorkUniversity (no.75)

22 1969 May 15 “Frost in Painting and Sculpture.” (1-3)“Robert Frost at New York University.” ( 4-5)

Letter from JackHaegstrom to LesleyFrost.Supplements inscribedby Lesley Frost

California Crossroads 4 1959 Oct Frantz, Donald H. The Three Princes of Serendipity(7-9)

Campus (v. 26, no. 26) NP1 1956 May 30 Robert Frost Speech 1956 CommencementActivities.

Canadian JewishChronicle (v. 48, no. 37)

OS1 1961 Mar 17 Schwartz, David. Robert Frost Goes to Israel. (7)

Cape, Jonathan 4 1965 Aug Thompson, Lawrance. Selected Letters of RobertFrost. (6)

Cape, Jonathan 4 1967 Aug Thompson, Lawrance. Robert Frost: The EarlyYears, 1874-1915. (52)

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Cardinal (v. 1, no. 4) 4 1926 Jan Brennan, Harold Roy. The Poet of the CountrysideEdward Thomas. (17-28)

Unpublished Letter byFrost to Thomas. (18)

Carleton Miscellany 4 1961 Winter Gibson, Walker. Three Books on Frost. (105-109) review

Carnegie Hall Program 4 1965 Feb 02 Frost. Birches. (12)

Carrell. Journal of theFriends of the Universityof Miami Library (v.6no.2)

22 1965 Dec Frost, Robert. “Before the Beginning and After theEnd of a Poem.” (6-9)

Photo also

Catalogue of The ImagistPoets (Focus Series, no.1)

20 1966 Martin, Wallace. Excerpt from, ‘The ForgottenSchool of 1909' and the Origins of Imagism. (6-7)

Catholic Observer FB1 1957 Apr 12 Mr. Frost Makes a Debut. Editorial.

Catholic World (v. 168,no. 1,005)

4 1948 Dec Mardenborough, Aimee. Robert Frost: The old andthe New. (232-237)

Catholic World (v. 186,no. 1,115

4 1958 Feb Finnegan, Sister Mary Jeremy, O.P. Frost’s Masqueof Mercy (357-361)


4 1960 Sep Sergeant, Elizabeth Shepley. Robert Frost: the Trialby Existence. (383)

review


4 1960 Dec Jeremy, Sister Mary, O.P. Contrarieties in RobertFrost. (164-170)

photo of Frost.

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Caxtonian 4 2001 Oct Cotner, Robert. Robert Frost — “I have been oneacquainted with the night” (1,6)

notes on Cotner’scollection, pp. 2-3

Caxtonian 22 2001 Jan Beam, Kathryn. Robert Frost and the University ofMichigan. (1-5)

Inscribed by RobertFrost

Caxtonian 22 2002 Dec Cotner, Robert. Musings. (2)

Caxtonian 22 2002 Jan Stanlis, Peter J. Reflections on Robert Frost’s ‘TheBlack Cottage.’ (1-6)

Caxtonian 23 2002 Jan Stanlis, Peter J. “Reflections on Robert Frost’s ‘TheBlack Cottage.” (1,3,6)

Caxtonian 22 2003 Sep Hagstrom, Jack W.C. “Reciprocal walks with RobertFrost.” (13-15)

Caxtonian (v. 4, no. 3) 20 1995 Mar Robert Frost ed. Articles include: Robert Frost andHarriett Monroe: Champions of a Common Cause;Granddaughter’s Book Reveals Frost Family Living‘at the Brim’; Caxtonian exults at Acquiring SignedFrost Book; Caxtonian’s Address Defined Poetry atFrost Convocation in 1962; Frost PermeatesAmerican Linguistic Consciousness.

Caxtonian (v.15, no. 5) 24 2007 May Stanlis, Peter. Robert Frost Visits the University ofDetroit. (1-5)

Copy

CEA Critic (v. 11, no. 2) 4 1949 Feb Thompson, Lawrance. All..Love Poems. (4-5)

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CEA Critic (v. 21, no. 2) 4 1959 Feb Siggins, Clara M. (Boston College) BewareAnalysis. (4-5)

mention of an encounterwith Frost

CEA Critic (v. 33, no. 2) 4 1971 Jan Spiller, Robert E. (Upenn) The Real Robert Frost. (26-7) Also, Van Egmond, Peter. (Upenn) For RobertFrost: the Great Old Guy

book review and poem.

CEA Critic (v. 34, no. 1) 4 1971 Nov Perrine, Laurence. Frost’s “Gathering Leaves”. (29)

CEA Critic (v. 34, no. 4) 4 1972 May Lentricchia, Frank. (U of C, Irvine) Experience asMeaning: Robert Frost’s “Mending Wall” (8-12)Also, Bowen, James K. (Southern Oregon College)Frost. (12)

analysis and poem

Centennial Review ofArts & Science (v. 3, no.2)

4 1959 Spring Nitchie, Elizabeth. The Language of Men. (189-204)

Century 4 1916 Jul Frost. In the Home Stretch. (383-391)

Century (v. 103, no. 1) 5 1921 Nov Frost, Robert. Paul’s Wife. (83-8)

Century (v. 105, no. 4) 5 1923 Feb Doren, Carl Von. The Soil of the Puritans, RobertFrost: Quintessence and Subsoil. (629-36)

Century (v. 106, no. 5) 5 1923 Sep Frost, Robert. The Star-Splitter. (681-85)

Cesar Barbieri Courier (v.5, no. 2)

5 1963 Spring Frost, Robert. Nei boschi una sera di neve.Translator, Renato Poggioli. (17)

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Chapbook (no. 11) 5 1920 May Fletcher, John Gould. Some ContemporaryAmerican Poets. (5-7, 10, 34)

Chapbook (no. 36) 5 1923 Apr Frost, Robert. Stopping by Woods on a SnowyEvening. (3)

Chapel Hill Weekly (v.32, no. 43)

FB1 1956 Jun 01 Unknown. Article not located.

Chicago Daily News FB1 1955 Nov 14 Bradley, Van Allen. Poetry Has Rich Day Here. (8)

Chicago Daily Tribune FB1 1955 Nov 14 Buck, Thomas. Frost ‘Says’ His Poems to AidMagazine. (F:3:11)

Chicago Daily News FB1 1958 Jan 08 Robb, Inez. How About a Novel Prize for Frost?(54)

Chicago Daily News FB1 1958 May 03 Newman, M.W. Nothing Cold About Poet Frost at84. (4)

Chicago Daily Tribune FB1 1958 Oct 16 (H:12) Photo and caption.

Chicago Daily Tribune FB1 1958 Dec 23 Wolters, Larry. Poet to Be on Meet the Press. (F:1:13)

Chicago Daily Tribune 20 1959 Mar 7 Barry, Edward. FM Listener’s Choice. Frost reads Aeschylusover airwaves.

Chicago Review (v. 16,no. 4)

5 1964 Fuchs, Daniel. Images of Robert Frost. (193-200)

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Chicago Sun Book Week(v. 5, no. 39)

NP1 1947 Jul 20 Dillon, George. The Outlaw Kingdom of ModernPoetry. (1)

Chicago Sunday TribuneMagazine of Books

5 1954 Sep 04 Starrett, Vincett. The Best Loved Books. (2)

Chicago Sunday TribuneMagazine of Books

NP1 1958 Nov 30 Henry, David D. Important to a UniversityPresident. (28)

Children’s Religion (v.21, no. 12)

5 1960 Dec Risdon, Patricia. Review of, You Come Too. (22)

Choate Alumni Bulletin(v. 24, no. 2)

5 1962 Summer inside flyleaf. Introduction given forFrost appearance.

Choate Alumni Bulletin(v. 29, no. 2)

5 1966 (19) Photo. Frost w/dedication entourage.

Choate News (v. 56, no.21)

NP1 1962 May 05 Robert Frost To Deliver Speech At Alumni Meeting. (1)

Christian Century (v. 53,no. 16)

5 1936 Apr 15 New England Honors Her Leading Poet. (581)


5 1954 Aug 04 ‘I Wanted to Go Home.’ (919)


5 1960 Sep 14 Review, By the Throat. (1060-1)

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5 1963 Feb 13 Pierce, Edith Lovejoy. On the Death of RobertFrost. (205)


5 1963 Mar 20 Books. (369-70)

Christian ScienceMonitor

FB2 1950 Mar 25 Morgan, Carlyle. ‘Only More Sure...’ (3)

Christian ScienceMonitor (v. 46, no. 100)

FB2 1954 Mar 25 Hornaday Mary. Frost Scorns Hydrogen-BombTremors. (1)


FB2 1955 Dec 21 Handy, Mary. ‘Something Brave to Do’. (9)


FB2 1956 May 02 Mr. Frost on ‘Regions’. (P)


FB2 1957 Feb 18 Bridgman, Betty. Record of Robert Frost. (6)


FB2 1957 Nov 21 Frost Revisits Old Friend–Tufts. (1)


FB2 1958 May 15 Booth, Philip. Frost and a Friend. (13)


FB2 1958 Sep 14 Converse, Gordon N. New England Fences andWalls. (9)

Photo essay.

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5 1966 Feb 03 Cuno, John. Frost’s Kindly Quarrel.


5 1966 Nov 03 Maddocks, Melvin. Behind a Genial Yankee Mask. (B13)

Christianity and Crisis (v.23, no. 4)

5 1963 Mar 18 Wilder, Amos N. Robert Frost: Close-LippedYankee. (39-40)

Christianity Today (v. 7,no. 10)

5 1963 Feb 15 Lines of a Poet and the Way of a Pilgrim. (30)

Chronicle of HigherEducation

5 n.d. Morrissey, Charles T. The Poet and the Pedants. (48)

Chronicles of HigherEducation Review

23 1977 Feb 22 “Pritchard, William H. The Difficult, OrneryFascinations of Robert Frost. (13-14)

Chronicles of HigherEducation Review

23 1977 Feb 22 “Pritchard, William H. The Difficult, OrneryFascinations of Robert Frost. (13-14)

CLA Journal (CollegeLanguage Association) (v.8, no. 1)

5 1964 Sep Sheffey, Ruthe T. From Delight to Wisdom:Thematic Progession in the Poetry of Robert Frost. (51-9)

CLA Journal (CollegeLanguage Association) (v.12, no. 2)

5 1968 Feb Montero, George. Birches in Winter: Notes onThoreau and Frost. 129-33. Bowen, James K. Propositional and Emotional Knowledge in RobertFrost’s “The Death of the Hired Man,” “The Fear,”and “Home Burial”. (155-60)

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Claremont Quarterly (v.5, no. 3)

5 1958 Spring It Takes a Hero To Make a Poem. (27-34) Interview on BBC.

Classical Journal (v. 35,no. 7)

5 1940 Apr Newdick, Robert S. Robert Frost and the Classics. (403-16)

Colby Alumnus (v. 45,no. 3)

5 1956 Spring Frost photo and caption. (6) Frost gives Colbycommencement address

Colby Alumnus (v. 45,no. 4)

5 1956 Summer Robert Frost Addresses 135th Graduating Class. (6-11)

Two photos of Frost

Colby Alumnus 22 1956 Summer “Honorary Degrees.” (10)

Colby Echo (v. 56, no.21)

NP1 1955 Apr 22 Frost to Speak Mon.; Capp Fri. (1)


NP1 1956 Mar 16 Robert Frost To Be ‘56 Commencement Speaker. (1,4)


NP1 1956 May 22 Frost, ‘Dean of American Poets’ Featured Speaker. (4)

College English (v. 3, no.4)

5 1942 Jan Berkelman, Robert G. Robert Frost and the MiddleWay. (347-53)


5 1945 Nov Cook, Reginald L. Robert Frost: A Time to Listen. (66-71)


5 1947 Feb Cook, Reginald L. Robert Frost as Teacher. (251-5)

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20 1947 Dec Unknown. Article not located.

College English (v. 19,no. 6)

5 1958 Mar Holmes, John. Photograph of Robert Frost. (237-8)


20 1961 Mar Montgomery, Marion. Robert Frost Goes to College,1960 or Stopping by a Drugstore on ExaminationEvening. (422-3)

College English 23 1962 Dec Coursen, Herbert R. The Ghost of Christmas PastStopping By Woods on a Snowy Evening. (238)Faulker, Virginia. Rebuttal.Coursen, Herbert R. Reply.


5 1963 Apr Rosenberry, Edward H. Toward Notes for “StoppingBy Woods”: Some Classical Analogs. (526-8) Faulkner, Virginia and Herbert R. Coursen, Jr. Rebuttal: More Frosting on the Woods. (560-1)


5 1964 Mar Armstrong, James. The “Death Wish” in “StoppingBy Woods”. (440-45)

Numbering error


5 1964 Dec Gwynn, Frederick L. Analysis and Synthesis ofFrost’s “The Draft Horse”. (223-5)


5 1966 Feb Ward, William S. Lifted Pot Lids and UnmendedWalls. (428-9)

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20 1971 Nov Unknown. Article not located.


5 1973 Apr Jayne, Edward. Up Against the “Mending Wall”: The Psychoanalysis of a Poem by Frost. (934-51)

Collier’s (v. 124, no. 26) OS1 1949 Dec 24 Frost, Robert. Christmas Trees. (11)

Collier’s (v. 137, no. 9) OS1 1956 Apr 27 Wise Man. (42) Interview and photo.

Colombia LibraryColumns (v. 12, no. 3)

5 1963 May Doren, Mark Van. Recollections of Robert Frost. (3-6)

Photo, pp. 2.

Colophon (part 2) 5 1930 Melcher, Frederic. Robert Frost and His Books. No page numbers

Colophon (v. 2, no. 3) 5 1937 Summer (470-7) Review

Colophon (v. 2, no. 2) 5 1937 Winter Foreign Responses to Robert Frost. (289-90) Bibliography

Colophon (v. 3, no. 3) 5 1938 Summer Collamore, H. B. Some Notes on Modern FirstEditions. (354-6)

Colorado Quarterly (v.22, no. 4)

5 1974 Spring Lindner, Carl. Robert Frost: “In the AmericanGrain”. (469-79)

Commentary (v. 28, no.1)

5 1959 Jul Golffing, Francis and Barbara Gibbs. The PublicVoice: Remarks on Poetry Today. (63-9)

Commentary (v. 38, no.6)

5 1964 Dec Kazin, Alfred. The Strength of Robert Frost. (49)

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Commonweal (v. 15, no.11)

5 1932 Jan 13 Smith, Fred. The Sound of a Yankee Voice. (297-8)


5 1959 Feb 20 Deen, Rosemary F. The Voices of Robert Frost. (542-4)


5 1961 May 12 Richart, Bette. Poets on the New Frontier. (175-6)


5 1962 May 04 Deen, Rosemary F. Frost’s New Power. (155) Review, In The Clearing


5 1963 May 10 Jacobsen, Josephine. Legacy of Three Poets. (189-92)

Concerning Poetry (v. 2,no. 1)

5 1969 Spring Weinig, Mary Anthony. A Note on Robert Frost’sTuft of Flowers. (79)

Confrontation (no. 3) 5 1970Winter/Spring

Hart, Hubert. I Remember Robert Frost. (19-25)

Congress Bi-Weekly (28,no. 6)

5 1961 Mar 13 At Home. (2) Frost lecture inJerusalem.

Congressional Record (v.96, no. 60)

5 1950 Mar 24 Seventy-Fifth Anniversary of the Birth of RobertFrost. (4057)


5 1959 Mar 25 Tribute to Robert Frost on His 85th Birthday. (4623-5)

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5 1960 Jun 18 Presentation of Gold Medal to Robert Frost. (12272)


5 1960 Aug 30 Robert Frost Medal. (17117-20)


6 1961 Mar 21 Robert Frost Medals. (4068)


6 1961 May 15 Duplicates of Robert Frost Medals. (7443)


24 1962 May 26 Robert Frost remarks in commemoration of the100th anniversary of the death of Henry DavidThoreau. (10853)


6 1963 Oct 29 Archibald MacLeish on Robert Frost. (A67078-A6709)

Congresso Internacional 6 1954 Aug 18 Fourth Session. (1-4) Transcription of whatFrost said during session.

Connecticut Campus (v.41, no. 120)

NP1 1955 May 03 Frost, Poet And Lecturer Delights Capacity Crowd. (1)

Conning TowerGleanings (v.19, no. 1)

6 1969 Winter Plymouth Sate College Library Given Early RobertFrost Documents, Photos and Poetry. (4-8)

photos of young Frost oncover and in article withfacsimile.

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Conning TowerGleanings, PlymouthState College AlumniAssociation

22 1969 Winter Plymouth State College Library Given Early RobertFrost Documents, Photos and Poetry. (7-8)

Photographs anddocuments (pp.4-6)

Conning TowerGleanings (v. 20, no. 2)

6 1970 Spring Sherman Adams to Accept Robert Frost Award andgladly teach: Robert Frost as a Teacher. (4-7)

Conning TowerGleanings

23 1970 Spring Tatara, Walter T. And Gladly Teach: Robert FrostAs a Teacher. (5-7)

Conning TowerGleanings (PlymouthState College)

23 1970 Spring “Sherman Adams to Accept Robert Frost Award.”(4-5)

Contemporary Poetry (v.1, no. 2)

6 1973 Winter Seib, Kenneth. Robert Frost’s “Neither Out Far NorIn Deep” (28-29)

Context 6 1951 Spring Alexander, Philip F. Frost, Tradition and MissRaine. (45-49)

Coolidge Hill Gazette (v.1, no. 3)

6 1969 Jul 14 Frost. A Nature Note On Whippoorwills (3)

Cornell Daily SunSupplement

FB2 1963 Mar 01 Robert Frost: ‘A Tribute to Wordsworth’.

Cornell Library Journal(no. 11)

6 1970 Spring Frost. A Tribute to Wordsworth. (77-99) photo of Frost at Cornell,April, 1950

Coronet (v. 48, no. 1) 6 1960 May Robert Frost. (58-59) photo of Frost.

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Coronet (v. 50, no. 5) 6 1961 Sep Dear Reader. (4) Old Poet in a new Land. (97-111) photo of Frost on page 4and 97.

Country Life (v. 117, no.3037)

OS1 1955 Mar 31 Kirby, E. E. Associations of a Riber. (878, 880)


OS1 1962 Sep 27 Church, Richard. New England Poet. (741)


OS1 1967 Dec 14 Church, Richard. Sense of Form. (1626)

County Journal 23 1976 Dec Dole, Jeremy. “The Frost-Hoblin Papers” (41-43)

Courier (no. 27) 6 1967 Frost. “Dust of Snow.” facsimile of manuscriptpoem.

Courier (no. 30) 6 1968 Fall Robert Frost in England. (4-5) photo of Frost’s home atBeaconsfield.

Courier (no. 32) 6 1969 Summer Gethyn-Jones, The Reverend Canon J.E. RobertFrost – 6th June 1957. (1-8)

Register of theGreenway Hotelfacsimile.

Courier (no. 35) 6 1970 Summer A Sermon for Mr. West. (23-25)

Courier (v. 5, no. 1) 6 1965 Winter A Robert Frost Rarity. (28-30) facsimile of title page ofA Sermon.

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Courier. SyracuseUniversity LibraryAssociates. (no.30)

22 1968 Fall “Robert Frost in England.” (5-6)

Courier. SyracuseUniversity LibraryAssociates. (no.32)

22 1969 Summer Gethyn-Jones, J.E. “Robert Frost-6th June 1957) (1-8)

Cresset (v. 23, no. 9) 6 1960 Sep Books of the Month: General. (21-22) review of Robert Frost:The Brial by Existenceby Sergeant

Cricket (v.1 no.3) 22 1973 Frost, Robert. The Last Word of a Bluebird. (99)

Cricket (v.2 no.4) 22 1974 Frost, Robert. For Allen. (31)

Cricket & Company (v. 1,no. 3)

6 1974 Dec Frost. For Allan. (31) facsimile of unpublishedpoem by Frost to AllanNeilson.

Critic (v. 10, no. 7) 4 1948 Nov Long, William S., Radford College. Frost. (4) Letter to the Editor.

Critic (v. 19, no. 1) 6 1960 Aug Kenny, Herbert A. [review of Robert Frost: Trial byExistence, by Elizabeth Shepley Sergeant; ThePastoral Art of Robert Frost, by John F. Lynen;Human Values in the Poetry of Rober Frost, byGeorge W. Nitchie. (26-27)

Critical Quarterly(v. 5,no. 3)

6 1963 Fall Reviews and Comments. (283) review of In theClearing by Frost.

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Criticism (v. 4, no. 4) 6 1963 Fall Book Reviews. (382-383) review of Aspects ofAmerican Poetry, editedby Richard M. Ludwig.

Criticism (v. 15, no. 1) 6 1973 Winter Lentricchia, Frank. Robert Frost: The Aesthetics ofVoice and the Theory of Poetry. (28-32)

Criticism (v. 16, no. 1) 6 1974 Winter Miller, Lewis H. Jr. The Poet as Swinger: Fact andFancy in Robert Frost. (58-72)

Cross Currents (v. 13, no.4)

6 1963 Fall Taking Frost’s Measure. (512-513)

Current Biography (v. 3,no. 9)

6 1942 Sep Frost, Robert (Lee). (18-22)

Current Opinion (v. 75,no. 4)

6 1923 Oct Unknown. no Frost found.

Daedalus (v. 88, no. 4) 6 1959 Fall Frost. On Emerson. (712-718)

Daily Californian (v. 166,no. 64)

NP1 1958 May 09 Poet Reads Works at Gayley Tribute. (1)

Daily Eagle (v. 40, no.291)

FB2 1953 Dec 15 McGrail, Ruth. Twin State Telescope. (4)


FB2 1956 May 18 Williams, Jim. Religion, Science, Gossip AreFeminine, Poet Asserts.

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FB2 1956 Aug 24 Bryant, Nelson. Robert Frost Took the Right Roadfor You and Me. (1, 3)


FB2 1956 Sep 27 Frost Meets Frost at Dartmouth. (1)

Daily Hampshire Gazette FB2 1956 Oct 06 Frost to Give Reading Oct. 23 to Aid SCADS. (3)

Daily Hampshire Gazette FB2 1956 Oct 24 ‘New England’s Own’ Poet Again Proves Right toTitle. (3)

Daily Hampshire Gazette FB2 1957 Apr 25 Oxford University to Confer Degree on FamousPoet. (20)

Daily Hampshire Gazette FB2 1957 May 28 Honors For Frost. (12)

Daily Hampshire Gazette FB2 1957 Jun 04 Honorary Degree To Robert Frost At Oxford, Eng. (1)

Daily Hampshire Gazette FB2 1958 May 15 Poet Frost to Highlight UM Fine Arts Festival. (1,11)

Daily Hampshire Gazette FB2 1958 May 17 Robert Frost Says Poets Are Like Baseball Hurlers,Intervals Make It Rough. (1)

Daily Hampshire Gazette FB2 1958 May 21 Frost Named to Congress Library Post. (1, 6)

Daily Hampshire Gazette FB2 1958 Jul 01 Poet Playwright to Be Honored. (18)

Daily Hampshire Gazette FB2 1958 Oct 09 Robert Frost Again Honored. (5)

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Daily Hampshire Gazette FB2 1958 Oct 25 Gillman, Richard. Grand Old Man of PoetryProducing Another Volume. (1,6)

Daily Telegraph atMorning Post

FB2 1957 Jun 05 (9) Photo of Frost at Oxford.

Dalhousie Review (v. 33,no. 2)

6 1953 Summer Francis, Robert. Robert Frost From His GreenMountain. (117-127)

singed by Francis.

Dalhousie Review (v.33no.2)

22 1953 Summer Francis, Robert. Robert Frost From His GreenMountain. (117-127)

Dartmouth NP1 1946 May 22 Tallmer, Jerry. Frost: Crux of Life Is DeepeningCommittments. 3.

Dartmouth(Commencement Iss.)

NP1 1955 Jun 12 Unknown. Article not located.

Dartmouth NP1 1956 Sep 26 Robert Frost Dedication; Sculpture of Poet Given. (5)

Dartmouth NP1 1956 Sep 27 MacShine, Kynaston L. Sculpture of Frost Donatedto Library. (1)

Dartmouth (v. 105, no.14)

NP1 1946 Apr 10 Samuel, Howard D. ‘Good Sense Is Music to MyEars’ Says Robert Frost. (1)


NP1 1950 Apr 18 Robert Frost Muses on College, Responsibility. (1)

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NP1 1951 Nov 28 Frost Views Modern Poetry, Poets, Delights 1200with Varied Readings. (1)


NP1 1953 Mar 26 (2) RF Page: bio, interview,interpretations, editorials


NP1 1954 Mar 26 Robert Frost. (2)


NP1 1954 May 17 Poet Speaks Tonight On Scientific Limits. (1)


NP1 1954 May 19 Bacon, Richard L. Frost Describes Limits of PoeticInterpretation. (1)


NP1 1954 Dec 13 Frost Reading Fills Webster.


NP1 1954 Dec 16 Wool, Robert M. At the Webster Fireside. (2)


NP1 1955 May 16 Robert Frost Here To Speak on Paine or SomethingElse. (1)


NP1 1955 May 18 Isaacson, Herbert G. Frost Talks of Hope in PoetryReading. (1)


NP1 1955 May 25 Select Robert Frost to Present ‘55 CommencementAddress. (1)

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NP1 1955 Jun 12 Robert Frost Delivers Address as 566 Seniors GainDiplomas. (1)


NP1 1955 Jun 26 3 Plays Take Frost Awards. (1)




NP1 1955 Nov 15 Frost to Give Annual Poem Reading Dec. 1 inWebster.


NP1 1955 Nov 29 Robert Frost Speaks to Capacity Audience. (1)


OS1 1955 Dec 01 R. Frost Reads, Comments Tonight Before OverflowWebster Crowd. (1)


NP1 1955 Dec 01 R. Frost Reads, Comments Tonight Before OverflowWebster Crowd. (1)


NP1 1955 Dec 02 Frost Leaves Many Impressions In Fifth AnnualWebster Reading. (2)


NP1 1956 Jan 19 Shakespeare and Soci One. (2) Letter to Editor.


NP1 1956 May 16 Unknown Article not located.

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Dartmouth (v. 116, no. ?) OS1 1956 Sep 27 MacShine, Kynaston L. Sculpture of Frost Donatedto Library. (1)


NP1 1956 Dec 06 Sussman, Robert. Robert Frost Reads Tonight inSixth Annual Appearance. (1)


NP1 1956 Dec 07 Volk, Stephen R. Robert Frost Readings. (1)


OS1 1957 Dec 10 Stein, Paul A. Robert Frost to Read From PoemsTonight. (1)


NP1 1957 Dec 10 Robert Frost To Read From Poems Tonight. (1)


NP1 1957 Dec 11 Robert Frost Reads His Poetry, Comments onScience, New Book. (1)


NP1 1958 Nov 19 Robert Frost Reads Poetry, Examines Life HereTonight. (1)


NP1 1958 Nov 20 Frost Analyzes Concept of Faculty Hierarchy. (1)

Dartmouth AlumniMagazine (v. 8, no. 3)

6 1916 Jan Childs, Professor Francis Lane ‘06. Robert Frost. (105-107)


6 1936 Oct Bolté, Charles G. ‘41. Robert Frost Returns: PoetWelcomed Back to Dartmouth as Ticknor Fellow.(13-15, 26)

photo of Frost on page13.

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Dartmouth AlumniMagazine (v. 36)

6 1943 Nov cover photo


6 1944 Nov Unknown no Frost found.


6 1944 Dec Unknown photo of Frost meetingwith Students on page20.


6 1945 Apr Reaches 70th Birthday. (24) photo of Frost with dogGillie.


6 1946 Jan Pollard, Alice. “The Loose-Enders”: Dartmouth’sRoving Professors a Unique Teaching Group. (11-16)

Photo of Frost in BakerLibrary Study.

Dartmouth AlumniMagazine (v.46, no.8)

6 1954 May Booth, Philip. “Robert Frost ‘96: Non-Graduate”(13)

photo of Frost


6 1955 Jul Frost, Robert. The Commencement Address. (14-16) photo of Frost

Dartmouth AlumniMagazine

22 1955 Jul Frost, Robert. The Commencement Address. (14-16)

Dartmouth AlumniMagazine (v. 49, no.6)

6 1957 Mar Unknown no Frost found

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6 1957 Jun News From Classes: ‘96. (45)


6 1958 Jan West, Herbert F. A Dartmouth Bookshelf. (12) mention of Frost’s“Collected Poems”


6 1959 Mar Lathem, Edward Connery. Freshman Days: Excerptsfrom an Interview. (17-22)

numerous photos ofFrost


6 1959 Jul “For Distinguished Service” (26) photo of Frost


23 1959 Mar Latham, Edward Connelly. Freshman Days.


6 1962 May Morse, Stearns. Dartmouth Authors. Review of Frost’s book:“In the Clearing”; pictureof Frost on cover


6 1962 Oct A Treasured Frost Item. (11) picture of Frost Room inDartmouth Library


23 1962 Oct A Treasured Frost Item. (11)


6 1963 Mar Corbet, J. Terry. For Robert Frost. (11); Frost,Robert. Robert Frost on Extravagance. (21-24)

photos of Frost

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6 1964 Dec Morse, Stearns. “Dartmouth Authors” (6) Review of “SelectedLetters of Robert Frost”


6 1970 May Liddicoat, Susan. Friend of Frost. (29) picture of Frost relatives


23 1972 Feb Lathan, Edward Connery. Editing Robert Frost. Reprint


20 1989 Dec The Frost Identities. (60)

Dartmouth BEMA (v.12,no.1)

6 1923 Jun Rugg, Harold G. Robert Frost. (10-11)

Dartmouth College BakerLibrary Bulletin (v.4,no.4)

6 1945 Feb N.L.G. Act of Faith. (51)

Dartmouth CollegeLibrary Bulletin (v.4,no.3)

6 1964 Mar N.L.G. Robert Frost. (39) Baker Library


6 1952 Feb Gifts. (75) mention of gift fromFrost

Dartmouth College BakerLibrary Bulletin (v.5,no..7)

6 1953 Apr Gifts. (121) mention of gift fromFrost

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Dartmouth CollegeCommencement Program

6 1955 Jun 12 Frost, Robert Commencement Address: On HavingHeld Your Own. (part 8)


6 1966 Apr Thompson, Lawrance. Robert Frost and Carl Burell.(65-73)

Dartmouth CollegeLibrary Bulletin (v.XV,no.1)

6 1974 Nov Dickey, John Sloan. Robert Frost - Glimpses of theMan. (2-5)

Dartmouth CollegeLibrary Bulletin

23 1974 Nov Dickey, John Sloan. Glimpses of the Man. Tables of Contents only.

Dartmouth CollegeLibrary Bulletin (v.XVno.1)

22 1974 Nov Sloan Dickey, John. Robert Frost-Glimpses of theMan. (2-5)

Dartmouth CollegeLibrary Bulletin (v.19,no.2)

6 1979 Apr Evans, William R. Frost’s Barding at Bates. (38-44) 2 copies

Dartmouth CollegeLibrary Bulletin (v.XXXno.1)

22 1989 Nov Evans, William R. Robert Frost and Helen Thomas:Five Revealing Letters. (2-10)

Dartmouth CollegeLibrary Bulletin (v. 40,no. 1)

20 1999 Nov Unknown. Article not located

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Dartmouth CollegeLibrary Bulletin (v. 41,no. 2)

20 2001 Apr E. C. Lathem, Librarian, editor and publisher. The publication’s editor,E. C. Lathem, edited thelatest book of Frost’scollected poems.

Dartmouth: FromHanover (v.13, no.2)

6 1963 Spring Frost, Robert. “Robert Frost on ‘Extravagance’” (3-6)

pictures of Frost

Dartmouth in Portrait 6 1944 Frost, Robert. “In The Long Night” (3) picture of Frost

Dearborn Independent 6 n.d. Frost, Robert. The Cow’s in the Corn; The SameLeaves, Spring Pools.

photostats

Dearborn Independent(v.26, no.36)

6 1926 Jun 26 Mabie, Janet. Robert Frost, Poet of New England. (2) drawing of Frost

Dearborn Independent(v.26 no.36)

22 1926 Jun 26 Mabie, Janet. Robert Frost, Poet of New England. (2)


6 1926 Dec 18 Frost, Robert. The Same Leaves. 1st printing - inside cover


22 1927 Apr 23 Frost, Robert. Spring Pools. Inside cover.


6 1927 Apr 23 Frost, Robert. Spring Pools. Inside cover. 1st printing - inside cover


6 1927 Jun 18 Frost, Robert. The Cow’s in the Corn. 1st printing - inside cover

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22 1927 Jun 18 Frost, Robert. The Cow’s in the Corn.

DELTA (no.13) 6 1957 Fall Way, Brian. The Poetry of Robert Frost. (18-26)

DePauw Alumnus (v.27,no.5)

6 1963 Mar Cole, Robert. The Mended Wall: A tribute to RobertFrost. (backcover)

drawing of Frost

Der Reggeboge (TheRainbow) (v. 29, no. 1)

20 1995 Unknown Article not located

Derry News 23 1907 Mar 01 Frost, Robert.The Lost Faith.

Derry -Salem News-Enterprise (v. 82, no. 63)

FB2 1962 Apr 12 Dartmouth College Seeks Derry News of 1907 forFrost Exhibit. (1, 7.)

Descant (v.17, no.2) 6 1973 Winter Boyd, John D. “Robert Frost’s ‘The Runaway’: AReading” (50-56)

Detroit Public LibraryFriends Among Friends(no.29)

6 1962/63- Winter Tyler, Dorothy. “Remembering Robert Frost” (1- 4)

Detroit UniversityFaculty News-Letter (v.5,no.4)

6 1962 Nov 30 9,000 See Robert Frost (front cover); Robert FrostExpresses His Admiration for Israel, Calls Himself‘A Balfour Israelite.’ (7)

photo of Frost

Detroit UniversityAlumni Magazine (v.5,no.2)

6 1963 Winter “A Radio Memorial Broadcast to Robert Lee Frost”(18-23)

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Deutsche Rundschan(v.90, no.1)

6 1964 Jan Fiedler, Leslie A. (34-41) just a short quote

Dickinson CollegeAlumni ParentsNewsletter (no.2)

6 1959 Mar Robert Frost, Dean of Contemporary AmericanPoets, Will Receive First Arts Award In Event ToRank With Priestley Celebration. (cover)

Dickinson College: ThisWeek At Dickinson (v.3,no.17)

6 1959 May Robert Frost, First Recipient Of The Arts Award InHonor Of Dr. Edel, Charmed Dickinson CollegeStudents And Faculty With Observations And Wit.(cover)

Die Neueren Sprachen 11 1968 Feb Jäger, Von Dietrich “Robert Frost und WallaceStevens im Cergleich mit europäischen Dichtern”(65-54)

Diplomat (v. 11, no. 128) OS1 1960 Sep Taylor, Robert W. Suggestions For SummerReading. (37)

Direction 6 1934 Autumn Frost, Robert. Clear and Colder. (31)

Discourse (v.11, no.3) 6 1968 Summer Greiner, Donald J. Confusion and Form: RobertFrost as Nature Poet. (390-402)

Discourse (v.11, no.1) 6 1968 Winter Goede, William. The ‘Code-Hero’ in Frost’s‘Blueberries.’ (33-41)

Duke University, LibraryNotes (no.18)

6 1947 Jul Programs Of The Friends Of The Library: RobertFrost. (16); The Robert Frost Collection. (19)

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East West Review (v.1,no.2)


East West Review (v.1,no.3)

7 1965 Winter Fowler, H. Ramsey, Review of “The Poetry OfRobert Frost: Constellations of Intentions” by:Brower, Reuban A. (338-341)

East West Review (v. 4,no.1)

7 1971 Spring Wiebe, Dallas E. The Rhetoric of Robert Frost’s‘Once by the Pacific.’ (94-101)

ELH 65 23 1998 Kilcup, Karen L. “”‘Men Work Together,’ I ToldHim From the Heart”: Fost’s (In) DelicateMasculinity.” (731-756)

Emerson SocietyQuarterly (no.57 part 2)

7 n.d. Chamberlain, William. The Emersonianism ofRobert Frost. (61-66)

Emerson SocietyQuarterly (no.33)

7 1963 4th quarter Parsons, Thornton H. Thoreau, Frost, And TheAmerican Humanist Tradition. (33-46)

Emerson SocietyQuarterly (no.58)

7 1970 1st quarter Kyle, Carol A. Emerson’s ‘Uriel’ As A Source ForFrost. (111)

photocopy

Emory UniversityQuarterly (v.16, no.1)

7 1960 Spring Cook, Raymond A. Robert Frost: PoeticAstronomer. (32-39)

Encounter (v.4, no.1) 7 1955 Jan Read, Herbert. The Drift of Modern Poetry. (6) small excerpt of Frost’spoem

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English (v.9, no.49) 7 1952 Spring Sergeant, Howard. The Poetry of Robert Frost. (13-16)

English Journal (v.11,no.8)

7 1922 Oct Boynton, Percy H. American Authors of Today: II.Robert Frost. (455-462)


7 1927 Oct Farrar, John. Robert Frost and Other GreenMountain Writers. (581-587)


7 1931 Feb Fair, Jessie Frances. Robert Frost Visits theDemonstration Class. (124-128)


7 1936 Jun Dabbs, James McBride. Robert Frost, Poet ofAction. (443-451)


7 1936 Oct Newdick, Robert S. Robert Frost as Teacher ofLiterature and Composition. (632-637)


7 1944 Sep Beck, Warren. Poetry’s Chronic Disease. (357-363) excerpt of Frost’s poem


7 1945 Nov McGiffert, John. Something in Robert Frost. (469-471)

English Journal (v. 36,no. 10)

20 1947 Dec Unknown Article not located


7 1959 May Cook, Reginald L. The Stand of Robert Frost, Earlyand Late. (233-241, 261)

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7 1960 Dec Pugh, Griffith T. ed. Recent Books: For SpecialAttention. (654)

book review on a bookabout Frost


20 1961 Dec Unknown Article not located


7 1966 Oct Walen, Harry L. A Man Named Robert Frost. (860-862)

English Journal (v. 55, n.7)

7 1966 Oct Walden, Harry L. A Man Named Frost. (860-862)


20 1970 Nov Kinnick, B. Jo. For Robert Frost. 1073. Audet,Ronald A. “Frost at Midnight”: The OtherColeridge. (1080)

English Language Notes(v.6, no.4)

7 1969 Jun Allen, Ward. Robert Frost’s ‘Iota Subscript.’ (285-287)

English Language Notes(v.8, no.3)

7 1976 Mar Monteiro, George. Frost’s Quest for the ‘Purple-Fringed.’ (204-206)

English Language Notes(v. 13, no. 4)

7 1976 Jun Taylor, Anya. A Frost Debt to Beddoes. (291-292)

English Leaflet 23 1963 Craig, G Armour. “Robert Frost at Amherst.” (4-14)

English Literature inHokkaido

7 1956 Robert Frost: Selected by himself and with anintroduction by C. Day Lewis. The Pocket Book ofRobert Frost’s Poems. (89-99)

In Japanese

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English Record (v. 15, no.3)

7 1965 Feb Rockas, Leo. I Choose Frost. (2-13)


7 1965 Apr Ellis, James. Frost’s ‘Desert Places’ and Hawthorne.(15-17)


7 1972 Fall Kittredge, Selwyn. ‘Stopping by the Woods On ASnowy Evening’ - Without Tugging at the Reins.(37-39)

Envoy (no. 48) 20 1985 or 1986 A Letter Frost Robert Frost. (8)

Episcopal Times 23 1986 Nov Pierce, Nat. Adventures in light and color.

Esquire 7 1963 Dec Breit, Harvey. Robert Frost Speaks Prose. (230, 308)

Esquire (v. 51, no. 2) OS1 1959 Feb (52) Photo and quote onFrost’s worries.

Ethical Outlook (v.XLVII, no. 2)

7 1961 Mar-Apt Nitchie, George W. Human Values in the Poetry ofRobert Frost. (70)

Book Review

Ethical Platform 7 1964 Nov 08 Nathanson, Jerome. An Ethical Interpretation of theElection. (1-10)

Euthanasia Society ofAmerica, Inc

7 1958 Letter to Doctors regarding Euthansia. Robert Frost is on theAdvisory Council

Evening Post 23 1963 Sep 14 Kahn, Roger. To Prayer I go: The Letters of RobertFrost to Louis Untermeyer. (47-59)

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Evening Star FB2 1958 Apr 07 Move Opens to Dismiss Pound Treason Charges. (A8)

Evening Star FB2 1958 Apr 10 The Case of Ezra Pound. (A12)

Evening Star FB2 1958 May 22 Barron, John. Frost Now Knows How to Lobby forthe Arts. (A25)

Evening Star FB2 1958 Oct 16 ‘Square’ Named Frost Wows 500 Teen-Agers. (A29)

Every Week (v. 27, n. 20) 7 1961 Feb 20-24 The Poem Frost ‘Couldn’t Read.’ (159)

Explicator (v. 1-20Cumulative Index)

7 1942 Oct - 1962Jun

Unknown. Index of articles printedabout Frost. Pages, notnumbered.

Explicator (v. 9, no. 2) 7 1950 Nov Hoffman, Dan G. Frost’s FOR ONCE, THEN,SOMETHING. (17)

Explicator (v. 10, no. 1) 7 1951, Oct Lewis, Arthur O. Jr. Frost’s DEPARTMENTAL. (7)

Explicator (v. 10, no. 7) 7 1952, May Gierasch, Walter Frost’s DEVOTION. (50)

Explicator (v. 10, no. 4) 7 1952 Feb Thomas, Dylan Frost’s THE LAST MOWING. (25)

Explicator (v. 12, no. 8) 7 1954, Jun Kaplan, Charles Frost’s TWO TRAMPS IN MUDTIME. (51) and Griffith, Ben W. Frost’s THE ROADNOT TAKEN. (55)

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Explicator (v. 13, no 1) 7 1954 Oct Schwartz, Edward Frost’s THE LOVELY SHALLBE CHOOSERS. (3)

Explicator (v. 13, no. 6) 7 1955 Apr Nitchie, Elizabeth Frost’s THE LOVELY SHALLBE CHOOSERS. (39)

Explicator (v. 14, no. 6) 7 1956 Mar Perrine, Laurence Frost’s SAND DUNES. (38)

Explicator (v. 15, no. 6) 7 1957 Mar Stauffer, Donald B. Frost’s THE SUBVERTEDFLOWER. (38) and Frost, Robert The SubvertedFlower.

Explicator (v. 15, no. 9) 7 1957 Jun Ornstein, Robert Frost’s COME IN. (61)

Explicator (v. 16, no. 4) 7 1958 Jan Scott, Wilbur S. Frost’s TO EARTHWARD. (23)

Explicator (v. 16, no. 7) 7 1958 Apr Hartsock, Mildred E. Frost’s DIRECTIVE. (42)

Explicator (v. 17, no. 4) 7 1959 Jan Munford, Howard Frost’s THE SUBVERTEDFLOWER. (30)

Explicator (v. 18, no. 9) 7 1960 Jun Bishop, Ferman Frost’s THE WOOD-PILE. (58)

Explicator (v. 19, no. 5) 7 1961 Feb Perrine, Laurence and Sickels, Eleanor M. Frost’sTHE ROAD NOT TAKEN. (28)

Explicator (v. 20, no. 6) 7 1962 Feb Gibb, Carson Frost’s MENDING WALL. (48)

Explicator (v. 20, no. 7) 7 1962 Mar Burgess, C. F. Frost’s THE OVEN BIRD. (59)

Explicator (v. 22, no. 3) 7 1963 Nov Combellack, C. R. B. Frost’s THE OVEN BIRD.(17)

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Explicator (v. 21, no. 9) 7 1963 May Briggs, Pearlanna Frost’s DIRECTIVE. (71)

Explicator (v. 22, no. 7) 7 1964 Mar Ferguson, Joe M. Jr, Frost’s AFTER APPLE-PICKING. (53)

Explicator (v. 22, no. 8) 7 1964 Apr Anderson, Charles R. Frost’s NOTHING GOLDCAN STAY. (63)

Explicator (v. 24, no. 3) 7 1965 Nov Malbone, R. G. Frost’s THE ROAD NOT TAKEN.(27)

Explicator (v. 24, no. 7) 7 1966 Mar Mansell, Darrell Jr. Frost’s RANGE-FINDING. (63)

Explicator (v. 24, no. 9) 7 1966 May Perrine, Laurence and Blum, Margaret M. Frost’sTHE DRAFT HORSE. (79)

Explicator (v. 25, no. 7) 7 1967 Ma Burrell, Paul Frost’s THE DRAFT HORSE. (60)

Explicator (v. 25, no. 9) 7 1967 May Thornton, Weldon Frost’s ‘OUT,OUT–.’ (71)

Explicator (v. 25, no. 6) 7 1967 Feb Perrine, Laurence Frost’s ACQUAINTED WITHTHE NIGHT. (50)

Explicator (v. 25, no. 5) 7 1967 Jan Dragland, S. L. Frost’s MENDING WALL. (39)

Explicator (v. 26, no. 5) 7 1968 Jan Perrine, Laurence Frost’s THE ROSE FAMILY. (43)

Explicator (v. 27, no. 3) 7 1968 Nov Davis, Charles G. Frost’s AN OLD MAN’SWINTER NIGHT. (19)

Explicator (v. 26, no. 6) 7 1968 Feb Osborne, William R. Frost’s THE OVEN BIRD. (47)

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Explicator (v. 27, no. 1) 7 1968 Sep Wilcox, Earl. Frost’s STOPPING BY WOODS ONA SNOWY EVENING, 8. (7)

Explicator (v. 27, no. 6) 7 1969 Feb Slights, Camille and Slights, William. Frost’s THEWITCH OF CoÖS. (40)

Explicator (v. 31, no. 4) 7 1972 Dec Stillians, Bruce. Frost’s TO THE THAWINGWIND. (31)

Explicator (v. 31, no. 1) 7 1972 Sep Lambdin, William G. Frost’s THE OVEN BIRD. (3)

Explicator (v. 31, no. 5) 7 1973 Jan Fleissner, Robert F. Frost’s NOT ALL THERE. (33)

Explicator (v. 31, no. 8) 7 1973 Apr Barnes, Daniel R. Frost’s PUTTING IN THE SEED.(59)

Explicator (v. 32, no. 5) 7 1974 Jan Henry, Nat. Frost’s STOPPING BY WOODS ON ASNOWY EVENING. (33)

Explicator (v. 32, no. 9) 7 1974 May Fleissner, Robert F. Frost’s MOON COMPASSES.(66)

Farm & Fireside (v. 44,no. 7)

OS1 1920 Jul Frost, Robert. The Pasture (from North of Boston). (8)


OS1 1921 May Frost, Robert. A Prayer in Spring (from A Boy’sWill). (20)


OS1 1921 Jul Frost, Robert. Blueberries (from North of Boston).(10)

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OS1 1921 Oct Frost, Robert. On a Tree Fallen Across the Road. (2)

Film Quarterly (v. 17, no.3)

7 1964 Spring Young, Colin “Robert Frost: A Lover’s Quarrel WithThe World” (44-46)

Flaire OS1 1950 Aug (19) Photo and caption.

Flying Quill 7 1966 Sep Advertisement for sale of autographed manuscript.Frost’s “Mowing” from “A Boys Will” (12)

Ford Foundation AnnualReport

7 1956 Picture of Robert Frost (37)

Fortune OS1 1959 Dec A Gallery of Holt Authors. (106) Photo

Forum (v. 48, no. 5) 7 1912 Nov Frost, Robert “My November Guest” (612)

Forum (v. CVI, no. 1) 7 1946 Jul Whicher, George F. “Unit and Universe...” (66-70)

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Forum (v. 11, no. 1) 20 1970 Winter Robert Frost ed. Includes: To Robert Frost: I;Mother’s Private Ghost: A Note on Frost’s “TheWitch of Coos”; The Frozen Lake in Frost’s“Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening”; ASyntactic Comparison of Robert Frost’s “...SnowyEvening” and “Desert Places”; Rationalization inTwo Frost Poems; Frost’s Response to Keats’Risibility; New Testament Interpretations of RobertFrost’s Poems; A Frost-Sandburg Rivalry?; TwoVersions of a Poem by Robert Frost; To RobertFrost: II

Forum (v. 14, no. 3) 7 1973 Summer Dendinger, Lloyd N. Robert Frost in Birmingham.(47-52); Lycette, Ronald L. The Vortex Points ofRobert Frost.(54-59)

Forum (v. 15, no. 3) 7 1974 Summer Frost, Lesley. Certain Intensities. (3-8)

Forum (v. 16, no. 2) 7 1975 Spring Sutton, William A. Robert Frost’s Parents. (4-8)

Foylibra 23 1960 Jul A Luncheon in Honour of Mr. Cecil Day Lewis. (v-viii)

France Ameriquemagazine (#4)

7 1946 Cestre, Charles. Robert Frost: Doyen des PoetesAmericains. (346-350)

Friends of theConnecticut CollegeLibrary

22 1998 Winter Winter Exhibition. (1)

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From Dartmouth (v. 22,no. 1)

20 1972 Spring Editing Robert Frost. (5-80) About Lathem’srevisions of Frost’spoetry

From Hanover (v. 9, no.2)

20 1959 Spring Lathem, Edward Connery. Freshman Days: RobertFrost. (2-7)

A Dartmouth magazine.

Furioso 7 1951 Spring Unknown

Gadfly 8 1956 Jun Frost, Robert “The Figure A Poem Makes” (6-7)

Gazette of the GrolierClub (no. 13)

8 1970 Jun Unknown


8 1970 Feb Unknown


8 1970 Oct Unknown


8 1971 Feb Unknown


8 1971 Jun Unknown


8 1972 May Unknown

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8 1973 Jun Unknown

Georgia Review (v. IX,no. 3)

8 1955 Fall Frost, Robert. From A Milkweed Pod. Reprinted From TheGeorgia Review

Georgia Review (v. 9, no.3)

8 1955 Fall Frost, Robert. From A Milkweed Pod. (260-263) With photograph portrait

Georgia Review 8 1957 Summer Baker, Carlos. Frost On the Pumpkin. (117-131)

Georgia Review 8 1961 Fall Willige, Eckhart .Formal Devices in Robert Frost’sShort Poems. (324-330)

Georgia Review (v. XXV,no. 2)

8 1971 Summer Hiers, John T. Robert Frost’s Quarrel With Scienceand Technology. (182-205)

Georgia Review (v. 30,no. 2)

20 1976 Summer Eaton, Edward Charles. Robert Frost: A LivingVoice, by Reginald Cook. (447-60)

Gleaner 8 1946 Feb Schmitt, Howard G. Four Time Pulitzer Prize PoetVisits Niagara Falls. (13)

Painted portrait by AllenRader (12)

Go 8 1951 Jun-Jul De La Mare, Walter Good Grey Poet. (71-73) With photograph

Goucher AlumniQuarterly (v. XXIX, no.2)

8 1951 Winter Nitchie, Elizabeth “Goucher EntertainsDistinguished Visitors: Robert Frost, Poet”(4-6)

With photograph

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Green Mountain NationalForest Progress Report

8 1968 Unknown Photograph of RobertFrost Wayside Area;Enclosed note fromDartmouth CollegeLibrary

Greenwich Time 8 1979 Jun 18 Mullins, John J. Robert Frost’s House: The MuseLingers On.

Ward Burns Name Card

Guideposts 8 1955 Aug Sherrill, John An Interview With Robert Frost: AStrange Kind of Laziness. (1-5)

Beginning on frontcover; with photographs

Harper’s Magazine (no.842)

8 1920 Jul Frost, Robert. A Group of Poems. (196-199) With photocopied pageinserted in magazine


8 1920 Dec Frost, Robert A Group of Poems. (67-70) With duplicate copyripped out from anotherissue


8 1936 Jul Hansen, Harry Among the New Books. (7)


8 1947 Sep Barzun, Jacques. New Books: Workers inMonumental Brass. (296)

Harper’s Magazine (v.219, no. 1313)

8 1959 Oct Kunitz, Stanley. American Poetry’s Silver Age.(176)

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8 1960 May Ferril, Thomas Hornsby. Cadetta-C&S. (62-63) Winner of the FirstAnnual Robert FrostPoetry Award


8 1962 Oct Kunitz, Stanley. Frost, Williams, & Company. (100-108)


8 1963 Nov Jackson, Katherine Gauss Books In Brief: TheLetters of Robert Frost to Louis Untermeyer. (135-136)


8 1964 Jan Smith, William Jay. My Poetic Career in VermontPolitics. (54)

Harper’s Magazine (v.246, no.1472)

8 1973 Jan Fairlie, Henry. Camelot Revisited. (74)


8 1975 Mar Unknown “The Great Americans”illustration opp. of 102

Hartford Courant (v. 121) FB2 1958 Nov 18 Given $5,000 Award. (2)

Hartford Times (v. 114,no. 73)

FB2 1954 Mar 26 Dore, Edrie Van. Robert Frost, 80, Recalled By OldFriend. (1)

Photo.

Hartford Times FB2 1955 May 02 Clinchy, Evans. Robert Frost Recites. (1)

Hartford Times FB2 1955 May 04 Dore, Edrie Van. Poet Comes Alive As a PoetSpeaks. (44)

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Hartford Times FB2 1958 Jan 18 Honor for Robert Frost. (16)

Harvard Advocate (V.125, no. 3)

20 1938 Dec Unknown Article not found.

Harvard Alumni Bulletin(v. XXXIII, no. 25)

8 1931 Mar 19 Hillyer, Robert S. Harvard Book Pages. (752-754) Review of “CollectedPoems” by Robert Frost

Harvard Alumni Bulletin 8 1936 May 01 After A Poem Ends. (927) On Robert Frost’sAddress, “What a GreatNation in Its GreatnessCan Afford”

Harvard Alumni Bulletin(v. XXXVIII, no. 24)

8 1936 Mar 20 Editorial. News and Views. (777) Also a copy onunattached page

Harvard Alumni Bulletin(v. XLI, no. 11)

8 1938 Dec 09 Frye, William R. The Undergraduate Week. (363)

Harvard Alumni Bulletin(v. XL, no. 14)

8 1938 Jan 21 Unknown Part of a Letter fromRobert Frost to AmyLowell (446)

Harvard Alumni Bulletin(v. XLI, no. 29)

8 1939 May 19 Howard, Jane E. Recent Books by Harvard Men.(962)

Harvard Alumni Bulletin(v. 42, no. 10)

8 1939 Dec 01 Robert Frost. (323) Announcement thatFrost was appointed anassociate of AdamsHouse

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8 1952 Dec 06 Poet On Television. (279) Photograph on cover


8 1955 Feb 12 Frost Festival. (346-347) Photograph and letter(347) and Lettr to DeanBriggs (346-347)

Harvard Alumni Bulletin 23 1963 Feb 16 Robert Frost 1874-1963.

Harvard Crimson (v. 136,no. 52)

FB2 1958 Mar 24 ‘And Miles to Go...’ (1) Photo.

Harvard Foundation ForAdvanced StudiesNewsletter

8 1960 Oct 01 Weeks, Edward A. Freedom to Write: Here and Inthe Soviet Union. (3)

Harvard Magazine (v.86no.4)

22 1984 Mar-Apr Francis, Lesley Lee. “Imperfectly Academic”:Robert Frost and Harvard. (51-56)

Harvard Magazine 23 1984 Mar-Apr “Francis, Lesley Lee. Imperfectly Academic: RobertFrost and Harvard. (51-56)

Harvard Magazine (v.87no.1)

22 1984 Sep-Oct Johnson, David W. A Pleasant lunch in the country.(77-80)

Harvard Medical AlumniBulletin (v. 32, no. 2)

8 1958 Feb Frost, Robert Merril Moore 1903-1957.

Harvard Today 8 1960 Fall Chase, Theodore. The Price of Excellence. (25)

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Herald (Edison Institute)(vol 5, no. 2)

8 1938 Feb 18 Mills, Jean. The Ann Arbor House. (1) With photograph ofhouse

Herald Statesman (v. 93,no. 177)

FB2 1956 Jun 08 Think for Self, Frost Advises 75 Graduates. (12)

High School Bulletin(Lawrence, MA)

23 1890 Apr Frost, Robert.La Noche Triste.


23 1890 May Frost, Robert. Song of the Wave.


23 1891 Dec Frost, Robert. Petra and Its Surroundings.


23 1892 Jun Frost, Robert. A Monument to After-ThoughtUnveiled. Class Hymn.

3 copies

High School Bulletin.(Lawrence, MA)

23 1892 May Frost, Robert. 4 Untitled Editorials

High School Bulletin.(Lawrence, MA)

23 1892 May Frost, Robert. 4 Untitled Editorials

Hikone Ronso (no. 2) 8 1952 Feb Sugimoto, Takeo Robert Frost as Nature Poet .(1) In Japanese

Hiroshima Studies InEnglish Lanuage andLiterature (v. 4, no. 2)

8 1957 Yoshimura, Kiyoshi The Human Emphasis in Northof Boston. (85)

In Japanese

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Hiroshima Studies ofForeign Literature (v. 5)

8 1958 Yoshimura, Kiyoshi. Frost and Horace. (25-39) In Japanese

Historical NewHampshire (v. XXII, no.2)

8 1967 Summer Thompson, Lawrance Robert Frost’s Affection forNew Hampshire. (3-26)

With photographs;Compliments of theDartmouth CollegeLibrary

Hochschule and Ausland 8 1935 Mar Schwarz, Karl Robert Frost–Ein Dichter Neu-Englands. (46-50)

Offered as a gift toAmherst 1975 Nov 23from John Kohn

Holiday (v. 18, no. 1) OS2 1955 Jul (45) Photo and caption.

Holiday (v. 22, no. 5) OS2 1957 Nov (52) Photo and caption.

Holiday (v. 28, no. 2) OS2 1960 Aug Fadiman, Clifton. Reading I’ve Liked. (18)

Holiday (v. 37, no. 3) OS2 1965 Mar Kremen, Bennett. A Fourth-Grade Class in Color. (24)

Hollins College AlumnaeBulletin (v. 9)

8 1935 Janney, F.L. Robert Frost. (10-15) 2 copies

Holt Rinehart andWinston, Inc. AnnualReport

8 1962 History and tribute of Robert Frost’s association withHolt (publisher and stockholder) (2-3, 8)

With photographs, andwith foldout poster ofRobert Frost (2 sides)

Holyoke Transcript &Telegram

FB2 1959 May 02 (9) Photo spread of Frost atHolyoke

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Hoo’s Hoo! (v. 1, no. 3) 8 1922 Mar Robert Frost’s Charm.

Horizons 8 1958 Nov Russell, Francis Frost in the Evening. (34-35)

Houghton Library AnnualReport

8 1958-1959 Jackson, William A. Books and Manuscripts of theTwentieth Century. (43)


8 1959-1960 Jackson, William A. Books and Manuscripts of theTwentieth Century. (50)


8 1960-1961 Jackson, William A. Books and Manuscripts of theTwentieth Century. (54-55)


8 1961-1962 Jackson, William A. Twentieth Century Books andManuscripts. (46-47)


8 1963-1964 Bond, W.H. Twentieth Century American Books andManuscripts. (76)

Houghton LibraryReports XXIV & XXV

8 1964-1966 Bond, W.H. The Twentieth Century: AmericanBooks and Manuscripts. (111)

Hudson Review (v. 1, no.1)

8 1948 Spring McMillin, Lawrence A Modern Allegory. (105-107)

Hudson Review (v. XVI,no. 1)

8 1963 Spring Irving, Jerome M. A Parting Visit with Robert Frost.(54-60)

Hudson Review 23 1970 Pritchard, William H. Frost Departmentalized. (749-753)

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Human Values in thePoetry of Robert Frost

8 n.d. Nitchie, George W. A Study of a Poet’s Convictions.

Humanist (v. 23, no. 2) 8 1963 Mar-Apr Jerome, Judson. Robert Frost.

Ice Cream World 9 1963 Feb 15 The Editor Reports. Jersey City, N.J.

Ice Cream World (v. 69,no. 4)

OS2 1963 Feb (4) Snip-it of Ice Creamdelivery to Frost

Independent 23 1908 Mar Frost, Robert. Across the Atlantic. poem

Independent 9 1916 May 22 Browne, George H. Robert Frost, A Poet of Speech.(283)

Removed page withphotograph and reprintedpoem from TheIndependent of 1894Nov 8

Independent (v. 44, no.2545)

NP1 1897 Sep 09 Frost, Robert L. Warning. (1)

Independent (v. LIII, no.2743)

9 1901 Jun 27 Frost, R.L. “The Quest of the Orchis” poem (1494)

Independent (v. LXI, no.3019)

9 1906 Oct 11 Frost, Robert “The Trial by Existence” poem (876)

Independent (v. LXIV,no. 3095)

9 1908 Mar 26 Frost, Robert “Across the Atlantic” poem (676)

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Independent (v. 88, no.3540)

9 1916 Oct 09 Frost, Robert “Two Poems” (“The Telephone;” “TheGum Gatherer”) (70)

Indian Literature (v. 3,no. 2)

9 1960 Apr-Sep Junkins, Donald. Mountain Interval: A Visit withRobert Frost in Ripton, Vermont. (30-37)

With full pagephotograph

information anddocuments

9 1963 Mar 01 Asselineau, Roger “Poète et paysan?” (18-22) With photographs; InFrench

Inlander (v. VI, no. 11) 9 1926 Jan Frost, Robert. The Minor Bird. (5) (Univ. Of Michigan)

Inostrannaya Literatura 9 1962 Oct Robert Frost? (195-201) In Greek?

Insert (v. 1, no. 4) 9 1962 Frost, Robert “What Counts?” Prose

Intellectual Digest (v. 3,no. 9)

9 1973 May Francis, Robert Robert Frost: Face to Face. (49-56) Full page illustration(53)

Intellectual Digest (4, no.8)

20 1974 Apr Frost, Robert. Robert Frost: Writing. (42)

Interchurch News 9 1963 Mar Landis, Benson Y. Robert Frost 1875-1963.

Intercollegiate Society ofIndividualists (v.4 no.2)

23 1960 Kirk, Russell. The Poet as Conservative.

Intercollegiate Review (v.2, no.1)

9 1965 Sep Stanlis, Peter J. Robert Frost: IndividualisticDemocrat. (27-32)

With photograph; also abound duplicate copy

Intercollegiate Review (v.8, no. 3)

20 1973 Summer Stanlis, Peter J. Robert Frost: The Individual andSociety. 211-34.

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Intercollegiate Review (v.21, no. 1)

20 1985 Fall Stanlis, Peter J. Rehabilitating Robert Frost. (31-46)

Intercollegiate Review 23 1985 Fall Stanlis, Peter J. “Rehabilitating Robert Frost...” (31-46)

Intro Bulletin (v. 1, no. 8) 9 1956 May De Hirsch, Storm. Robert Frost, James Merrill andP.K. Dufault at NY Poetry Center. (3)

Intro Bulletin (v. 1, no. 8) NP1 1956 May Hirsch, De Storm. Robert Frost, James Merrill AndP.K. Dufault at NY Poetry Center. (3)

Investor’s Reader (v. 40,no. 10)

9 1963 May 22 “Publishing: Poet Investor” (1)

Invitation to LearningReader (v. 5, no. 3)

9 1956 Larrabee, Eric, and Poore, Charles, and Bryson,Lyman “Robert Frost: Collected Poems” (332-339)

As broadcast July 31,1955

Ipswich Chronicle (v.101, no. 43)

9 1973 Oct 25 Stansfield, Patricia “Words of My Homage (RobertFrost)” (6)

Isis (no. 1300) 9 1957 Jun 05 Selig, Ed “The Land and Its People” (12-13) Unattached pages ofduplicates

Island Advantages (v. 29,no. 9)Island Advantages (v. 29,no. 16)

9 1964 Jan 30;1964 Mar 19

“On the Side” (1)“On the Side” (1)

Stonington, Maine

J. Capes? 23 1951 Spring Dickinson, Patric. Robert Frost. (4-5)

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Jahrbuch forAmerikastudien

9 1961 Rovit, Earl H. The Shape of American Poetry. (122-133)

Article in English, butmost of publication notin English

Jahrbuch forAmerkastudien

9 1963 Unknown

Jahrbuch FurAmerikastudien

20 1968 Buchloh, Paul G. Das Verhaltnis desamerikanischen Dichters zum Staat, dargestellt andRobert Frosts “The Gift Outright” und RandellJarrells “The Death of the Ball Turret Gunner.” (205)

Jewish Criterion (v. 137,no. 24)

OS2 1961 Mar 17 Poet Frost to Lecture at Hebrew University. (32)

Jewish Times (v. 84, no.4)

OS2 1961 Mar 17 Poet Frost to Lecture at Hebrew University. (65)

Johns Hopkins Magazine(v. X, no. 4)

9 1959 Jan A Gallery of Poets. (26-27) With full page portraitphotograph

Journal of HigherEducation (v. VII, no. 5)

9 1936 May Newdick, Robert S. Robert Frost and the AmericanCollege.

Reprinted for privatecirculation

Journal of HigherEducation (v. VII, no. 6)

9 1936 Jun Newdick, Robert S. Robert Frost, Teacher andEducator: An Annotated Bibliography. (342-344)

Journal of HigherEducation (v. 22, no. 4)

9 1951 Apr Larson, Mildred. Robert Frost as Teacher: A Poet’sInterpretation of the Teacher’s Task.

photocopy

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Journal of Humanities(Fukui University)

7 1955 Shimada, Tadashi. Poetry of Robert Frost. (26-35) In Japanese

Journal of Humanities(Fukui University)

7 1956 Tadashi, Shimada. Robert Frost and His Theory ofPoetry. (79-84)

In Japanese

Journal of AmericanFolklore (v. 73, no. 289)

9 1960 Jul Sep Hoffman, Daniel G. Thoreau’s ‘Old Settler’ andFrost’s ‘Paul Bunyan.’ (236-238)

Journal of English andGermanic Philology (v.LX, no. 1)

9 1961 Jan Lynen, John F. Review Article: Frost’s Works andDays. (111-119)

Journal of ModernLiterature (v.9 no.1)

23 1981 Feb Francis, Leslie Lee. Robert Frost and the Majority ofStones upon Stones. (3-26)

Journey through NewEngland: A Guide (v.3)

22 1966 Robert Frost: Poet in Residence. (107-110)

Jubilee (v. 13, no. 8) 9 1965 Dec Hazo, Samuel. A Poet’s Journey: An American inthe land of his ancestors. (44-49)

Just Us (no. 3) 9 1961 Spring Future Spring Meetings: April 26 - Regular MonthlyMeeting

Announcement for Dr.Jack W.C. Hagstrom asguest speaker on RobertFrost’s life and works

Kansas City UniversityReview (v. XXIX, no. 3)

9 1963 Mar Todasco, Ruth. Dramatic Characterization in Frost:A Masque of Reason. (227-230)

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Kent 23 1982 Fall Ward, Robert. The Teaching of Robert Frost. (4-11)

Kenyon Alumni Bulletin(v. XXI, no. 1)

9 1963 Jan-Mar Frost, Robert. (6-10) His remarks at thededication of the GordonKeith ChalmersMemorial Library; BackCover Photograph

Kenyon Alumni Bulletin(v.XXI no.1)

22 1963 Jan-Mar Lund, F. Edward. The Occasion. (6-9)

Kenyon Alumni Bulletin(v. XXIII, no. 2)

9 1965 Apr-Jun Fine, William M. Sideshow: An Encounter. (6-8) With photograph

Kenyon Clipsheet 9 1962 Oct-Nov Unknown About the dedication ofthe Gordon KeithChalmers MemorialLibrary; Withphotographs

Kenyon College.Happenings at Kenyon

9 1962 Nov Unknown About the dedication ofthe Gordon KeithChalmers MemorialLibrary; Withphotographs

Kenyon Review (v. X, no.2)

9 1948 Spring Swartz, Roberta Teale. The New Micah. (318-321)

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Kenyon Review (v. XIV,no. 4)

9 1952 Autumn Jarrell, Randall. To the Laodiceans. (535-561)

Kenyon Review (v.XVIII, no. 3)

9 1956 Summer Chatman, Seymour. Robert Frost’s ‘Mowing:’AnInquiry Into Prosodic Structure. (421-438)

Kenyon Review (v. XXI,no. 1)

9 1959 Winter Cox, James M. The Gestures of Robert Frost. (149-154)

Kenyon Review (v.XXIII, no. 2)

9 1961 Spring Pearce, Roy Harvey. Frost’s Momentary Stay. (258-273)

Kenyon Review (v.XXVI, no. 2)

9 1964 Spring Nemerov, Howard. For Robert Frost, In the AutumnAfter His Death. (388)

Poem

Kenyon Review (v.XXVII, no. 104)

9 1965 Winter Pearce, Roy Harvey. Frost. (167-171) Review of “SelectedLetters of Robert Frost”

Kilcup, Karen 23 n.d. Unknown

Ladies’ Home Journal (v.45, no. 10)

OS2 1928 Oct Frost, Robert. Inscription for a Garden Wall. (17)

Ladies’ Home Journal (v.77, no. 2)

OS2 1960 Feb (49) Photo of Frost at 25th

anniversary dinner ofAcademy of AmericanPoets

Lake Placid Club Life 9 1960 Jun Unknown Photograph (15)

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Land of the Bible (v. III,no. 20)

9 1961 Mar-Apr News From the Holy Land: Robert Frost at theHebrew University. (8)

Le Figaro Litteraire FB2 1957 Jun 15 Maurin, Mario. Visite a Robert Frost. (9)

Letter to MichiganAlumni (no. 24)

9 1964 Spring Campus News: Frost Portrait. (4)

Liaison (v. 1, no. 4) 9 1944 Fall Barnard, Ellsworth Two New England Poets. (1-4)

Library Bulletin(Dartmouth College)(v.32 no.1)

23 1991 Nov Francis, Leslie Lee. Robert Frost and Helen ThomasRevisited. (10-17)

Library Bulletin(Dartmouth College)

23 1999 Apr Francis, Lesley Lee. The New Numbers Poets andthe Chicago Little Theater (1912-1918.) (66-90)

Library Journal (v. 72, no.11)

9 1947 Jun 01 McDonald, Gerald Poetry: Recommendation Fromthe Spring Lists. (889)

clipping

Library Journal (v.82no.1)

23 1957–01-01 Unknown Cover photo picturedwith Raymond Holden


9 1959 May 15 Editorials. Spoken Magic. (1574) Front Cover Photograph


9 1960 May 01 Robie, Burton A. Nitchie, George W. Human Valuesin the Poetry of Robert Frost: A Study of a Poet’sConvictions. (1796)

Library Journal 23 1965 Jun 01 Collections. (2523)

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Library Notes (no. 17)[Duke UniversityLibrary]

9 1946 Dec News of the Library: Robert Frost.


9 1948 Jul News of the Library: Robert Frost.


9 1977 Dec Hubbell, Jay Broadus. Robert Frost. (8-17)

Library of CongressInformation Bulletin(various numbers)

9 1955 Sep 26-1963 Feb 18

Unknown Hagstrom 35; AmherstCollege 2

Library of Congress 9 1959 Feb 09 Rogers, W.G. Robert Frost, Bureaucrat. Teletype original (roll)1959 Jan 11 ofAssociated Press storyon Robert Frost’sassumption of his post ofConsultant in poetry tothe Library of Congress

Library of CongressQuarterly Journal ofCurrent Acquisitions (v.19, no. 3)

9 1962 Jun Goff, Frederick R. (151) Unattached page

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Library of Congress, TheQuarterly Journal (v. 24,no. 4)

9 1967 Oct Staff of the Division. Recent Acquisitions of theManuscript Division: Writers. (274)

Frost Manuscriptreproduced (275)

Life 9 1950 Apr 03 Life Congratulates Who Just Refuse To Quit. With photograph

Life 22 1962 Mar 30 Unknown Cover, 7 poems, filed inoversized box

Life 9 1963 Feb Robert Frost 1874-1963: His Last Poem. (40-41) Tribute to his life; Withphotographs

Life 23 1963 Engle, Paul and editors. Robert 1874-1963.

Life 23 1970 Sep 11 Martin, Dexter. The Poet as Near-Monster.

Life (souvenir edition) 22 1960 Frost, Robert. The Gift Outright. (38-39) 2 photos also

Life (v. 26, no. 24) OS3 1949 Jun 13 (38) Photo and caption.

Life (v. 36, no. 14) OS3 1954 Apr 05 (48) Photo and caption.

Life (v. 39, no. 22) OS3 1955 Nov 28 A Poet and a Plight. (91-2) Photo piece.

Life (v. 43, no. 13) OS3 1957 Sep 23 A Poet’s Pilgrimage. (109-10, 12) Photos, caption, quotes.

Life (v. 46, no. 24) OS3 1959 Jun 15 Paean For a Poet by a Poet. (65-6) Photos.

Life (v. 47, no. 26) OS3 1959 Dec 28 The Outdoor Workshops in Poetry, Pictures andJazz. (140)

Photos

Life (v. 48, no. 6) OS3 1960 Feb 15 Frost, Robert. Excerpt, Reluctance. (71)

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Life (v. 50, no. 4) OS3 1961 Jan 27 Prelate’s Trouble at Lectern, Poet’s Problem withSunlight. (26-7)

Photos.

Life (v. 51, no. 22) OS4 1961 Dec 01 Harris, Mark. Two Poets. (101-22) W/ Photos.

Life (v. 52, no. 13) OS4 1962 Mar 30 Frost, Robert. Seven Poems. (60-9) W/ Charcoalillustrations.

Life (v. 52, no. 19) OS4 1962 May 11 (40) Photo.

Life (v. 52, no. 24) OS4 1962 Jun 15 (96) Mention of Frost in acaption.

Life (v. 54, no. 6) OS4 1963 Feb 08 Hunt, George P. Our Own Remembrance of RobertFrost. 3. Robert Frost. (46,7)

W/ photos (46, 7)

Life (v. 55, no. 22) OS4 1963 Nov 29 (74) Photo, “Help for a Poet”

Life (v. 59, no. 21) OS4 1965 Nov 19 (126, 130) Photo.

Life (v.54 no.6) 23 1963 Feb 08 Our Own Remembrance of Robert Frost. (3)Robert Frost: His Last Poem. (46-7)

Life: Inaugural Spectacle(Souvenir Edition)

OS4 1961 Frost, Robert. The Gift Outright. Photos.

Life: The Staff of Life(Special Edition)

OS4 1963 Hunt, George P. Our Own Remembrance of RobertFrost. (16-7)

Liguorian (v. 46, no. 10) 9 1958 Oct Adamec, Joseph. A Petition For Legalized Murder.(10)

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Listener 22 1954 Aug 26 (319-320) filed in oversized box

Listener (v. 51, no. 1309) OS4 1954 Apr 01 Isaacs, J. Robert Frost, Best Loved American Poet. (565-7)

Listener (v. 52, no. 1330) OS4 1954 Aug 26 Thoreau’s ‘Walden’. (319) Discussion betweenFrost and Reginald Cook

Listener (v. 56, no. 1442) OS4 1956 Nov 15 Abercrombie, Lascelles. Memories of a Poet’s Wife.(793)

Listener (v. LII, no. 1330) 9 1954 Aug Discussion between Robert Frost and ReginaldCook, introduced by J. Isaacs “Thoreau’s Walden”(319-320)

Listener and BBCTelevision Review (v.LXIX, no. 1767)

9 1963 Feb 07 Lewis, C. Day. “Robert Frost: 1874-1963.” (253)

Literary Cavalcade (v. 15,no. 1)

9 1962 Oct The Poetic World of Robert Frost: The Man and hisAmerica. (17-19)

With photograph andillustrations

Literary Cavalcade 23 1962-Oct The Poetic World of Robert Frost: The Man and hisAmerica. (17-19)

Literary Criterion (v. IX,no. 1)

9 1969 Winter Narasimhaiah, C. D. The Reputation of Robert Frost:A point of view. (1-10)

Literary Criterion (v. IX,no. 1)

9 1969 Winter Narasimhaiah, C. D. The Reputation of Robert Frost:A point of view. (1-10)

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Literary Digest (v. 79, no.1)

9 1923 Oct 06 A Poet Among the Hills. (31-32) With photograph

Literary Digest (v. 118,no. 22)

20 1934 Dec 01 Frost, Robert. Moon Compasses. (25)

Literary Half-yearly (v.12, no. 2)

11 1971 Jul Unknown Frost reference not found

Literary Half-Yearly (v.10, no. 1)

10 1969 Jan Wesley, B. C. “Robert Frost” (53-67)

Literary Recordings:Library of Congress

10 1966 (49-54)

Literary Repository (no.3)

10 1965 Mar Jones, Bernard, Dr. “Robert Frost” (1-3)

Literary Review (v. 3, no.1)

10 1959 Autumn Editorial Notes (Inside Cover)


10 1959-1960Winter

Lasser, Michael L. The Loneliness of Robert Frost.


10 1963 Summer Angoff, Charles. Three Towering Figures:Reflections Upon the Passing of Robert Frost,Robinson Jeffers, and William Carlos Williams.(423-426)

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Literature andPsychology (v. XVI, no.3&4)

10 1966 Chickering, Howell D., Jr. Robert Frost, RomanticHumorist. (139-142)

Literature inWissenschaft UndUnterricht (Band 1, Heft1)

10 1968 Robert Frost und die Traditionen der NaturdichtungDie außermenschliche Welt als Thema deutscher undamerikanischer Lyriker des 20. Jahrhunderts. (2-21)

In German.

Lithopinion (v. 4, no. 1,issue 13)

10 1969 Unknown Insert with poem byFrost

Living Church 10 1950 Nov 05 “The Poet and Reality” (8) With photograph

London Magazine (v. 1,no. 4)

10 1954 May Farjeon, Eleanor. Edward Thomas and Robert Frost(from a memoir). (50-61)

London Magazine (v. 4,no. 5)

10 1957 May Farjeon, Eleanor. Edward Thomas in France (from amemoir). (12-34)

London Mercury (v. III,no. 14)

10 1920 Dec Frost, Robert. A Favour; The Runaway. (138-139)

London Mercury (v. VI,no. 33)

10 1922 Jul Frost, Robert. Paul’s Wife. (236-239)

London Mercury (v. V,no. 29)

10 1922 Mar Frost, Robert. To E. T. (457)

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London Mercury (v. XVI,no. 93)

10 1927 Jul Frost, Robert. Six Poems: The Minor Bird, Bereft,The Same Leaves, The Times Table, Once by thePacific, The Rose Family. (233-235)

London Times LiterarySupplement (v. 53, no.2746)

NP1 1954 Sep 17 Unknown Article not located

Look 23 ca.1960 “Shall We Dance” (37) “Caroline’s Ups andDowns.” “Who’s Here.”

Look (v. 23, no. 5) OS4 1959 Mar 03 (90) Frost quote.

Look (v. 23, no. 7) OS4 1959 Mar 31 Morrisson, Chester. A Visit with Robert L. Frost. (76-81)

W/ photos.

Look (v. 23, no. 10) OS4 1959 May 12 Poetic Visit. (12) Reader responses toarticle. W/ photo.

Los Angeles EveningMirror News (v. 10, no.187)

FB3 1958 May 16 Barber, Carter. An Honored Poet Views Life’sDrama. (1, 2)

Los Angeles Times 23 1989 Mar 05 Ridland, John. ‘Into My Own: The English Years ofRobert Frost.’

Loyola News (v. 36, no.21)

NP1 1957 May 02 Dunne, Jim & Bobbie Gerke. Frost Ends Poet Talks,Wit Delights Audience. 1.

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Loyola UniversityAlumnus (v. 14, no. 7)

10 1957 Apr Unknown Announcement enclosedof The David B.Steinman Visiting Poets

Macdowell Colony 10 1962 Dec Unknown Front Cover Photograph;honored by The EdwardMacDowell Medal for1962 (1-3)

Magazine World (v. IV,no. 7)

10 1929 May Frost, Robert. The Pasture. (417)

Maine Life 10 1979 May Jakeman, Adelbert M. Frost in Maine. (4) Unattached page; Withphotograph

Maine Life 10 1979 Apr Sarkesian, Barbara. Robert Frost and Maine. (10-11) With photograph (10)

Mainliner (v. 12, no. 12) 10 1968 Dec Richards, Norman Robert Frost’s New England. With full pagephotographs

Manchester Guardian FB3 1957 May 22 Hardy, Evelyn. Poet of the New England Landscape. (7)

Manchester GuardianWeekly

NP1 1957 May 23 Poet from America. (1)

Manchester Guardian FB3 1957 Jun 05 Degree Conferred on Robert Frost. (5)

Mark Twain Quarterly (v.III, no. 4)

10 1940 Spring Robert Frost’s Sixty-fifth Birthday Number Entire issue devoted toRobert Frost; Photographon front cover

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Mass Alphan (v. I, no. 4) 10 1947 May Burford, William S. The Mass Alpha. (7) With photograph

Massachusetts Collegian(v. 63, no. 46)

NP2 1953 May 05 Robert Frost Views Education In Interview WithCollegian. (1)


NP2 1956 Oct 29 Frost’s Poems, Pons’ Songs... (1)


NP2 1956 Nov 02 Poet Robert Frost Speaks Here; Large AudienceAttends Readings. (1, 4)


NP2 1958 Apr 18 Poet Frost Invited For Arts Festival. (1)


NP2 1958 Apr 25 Robert Frost Highlights Arts Festival Program. (4)


NP2 1958 Apr 28 Poet Robert Frost Caps Events Sunday. (1)

Massachusetts Alumnus(v. VII, no. 2)

10 1959 Dec University Helps Amherst Celebrate Its 200th. (20-25)

With photograph (20)and illustration (25)

Massachusetts Alumnus(v. VI, no. 2)

10 1959 Mar Unknown Inside insert (16) withphotograph

Massachusetts Review (v.I, no. I)

10 1959 Fall Frost, Robert. Somewhat Dietary. (24) Poem; Illustration onfront cover

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Massachusetts Alumnus(v. VII, no. 4)

10 1960 May The Excellence in Teaching: CommunityRecognition. (6-7)

With photograph (7)

Massachusetts Review (v.I, no. 3)

10 1960 Spring Pritchard, William H. Diminished Nature. (475-492)

Massachusetts Review (v.III, no. 2)

10 1962 Winter Frost, Robert. Escapist–Never. (232) Poem

Massachusetts Review (v.IV, no. I)

10 1962 Autumn O’Donnell, William G. Robert Frost at Eighty-Eight.(213-218)

Massachusetts Review (v.IV, no. 2)

10 1963 Winter Francis, Robert, and Cole, Charles W., and Cook,Reginald L. On Robert Frost. (236-249)

Illustration on frontcover

Massachusetts Review(v.IV no.1)

22 1963 Winter Francis, Robert, Charles W. Cole, Reginald L. Cook.On Robert Frost. (237-249)

Massachusetts Review (v.VII, no. 3)

10 1966 Summer Sinyavsky, Andrei. On Robert Frost’s Poems. (431-441)

Translated, with anIntroduction, by LaszloTikos and Frederick C.Ellert

Massachusetts Studies inEnglish (v. I, no. 1)

10 1967 Spring Comprone, Joseph J. Play and the ‘Aesthetic State.’(22-29)

Massachusetts Review (v.19, no. 2)

10 1978 Summer Bacon, Helen. Dialogue of Poets: Mens Animi andthe Renewal of Words. (319-334)

Photocopy

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Massachusetts Review (v.26, no. 2&3)

20 1985Summer/Fall

Bartini, Arnold G. Whiteness in Robert Frost’sPoetry. 351. Frost, Robert. Two UnpublishedPlays: In An Art Factory; The Guardeen. 265-340.

forward by Roger D. Sell

Massachusetts Review 23 1985Summer/Fall

Francis, Lesley Lee. Robert Frost and Susan HayesWard. (341-350)

McCall’s 23 1964 Mar Burch, Claire. For John F. Kennedy.

McCall’s (v. 54, no. 8) OS5 1927 May Frost, Robert. The Soldier. (2)

McCall’s (v. 87, no. 7) OS5 1960 May Drury, Michael. His Power and His Glory. (80-1, 142-50)

McCall’s (v. 87, no. 9) OS5 1960 Jun (22) Reader responses toarticle on Frost.

McCall’s (v. 58, no. 7) OS5 1961 Apr Farnham, Jessie. For An Eighty-Seventh Birthday. (198)

McClure's OS5 Jul Frost, Robert. (42)

MD 23 1974 Mar Coppolla, Jo. Honored Poet. (127-134)

MD 23 1974 Mar Honored Poet. (127-134)

Medford Daily Mercury(v. 39, no. 231)

FB3 1957 Nov 26 (8) Photo

Meredith 23 ca. 2004 Migliore, Bill. Call Me Professor Stickybear. (9-11)

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Methuen Public Schools1965 Report

20 1965 Sanborn, E. Vernon. Robert Frost and the Town ofMethuen. Inside cover.

Miami Herald SundayMagazine

FB3 1953 Mar 08 Washburn, Beatrice. Robert Frost Lives Life of HisVerses. (F-1)

Miami Herald FB3 1957 Mar 09 Wells, Helen. Poet’s Daughter Gives a Party forRobert Frost. (A-4)

Miami Herald SundayMagazine (?)

OS5 1963 Aug 11 Wardlow, Jean. The World of Robert Frost. (7-9) w/ photos.

Michigan Alumnus 10 1920 Aug 02 Unknown

Michigan Alumnus (v.XXVIII, no. 2)

10 1921 Oct 20 Robert Frost–Michigan’s Guest. (43-45) With photograph (43)

Michigan Alumnus (v.XXVIII, no. 8)

10 1921 Dec 01 Some Observations by Robert Frost. (234)

Michigan Alumnus 10 1924-1925 Whole Campus Rejoices at News of Frost’s Return. Photocopy

Michigan Alumnus (v.XXXI, no. 32)

10 1925 Jun 06 Robert Frost Speaks in Memory of Dr. Burton: NewEngland Poet Addresses Memorial Convocation.(703-704)

With photograph (703)

Michigan Alumnus (v.XXVII, no. 10)

10 1925 Dec 12 Abbot, Waldo. Robert Frost–Professor of English.(208-209)

With photograph (209)

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Michigan Alumnus (v.LIV, no. 6)

10 1947 Nov 08 RF marked on pg. 107 not found

Michigan AlumnusQuarterly Review (v.LIV, no. 10)

10 1947 Dec 06 Warren, Robert Penn. The Themes of Robert Frost.(1-11)

Michigan Alumnus (v.LXIV, no. 19)

10 1958 Jun 07 Howard, Jane. A Superior Writing Talent. (346-349) sketch of RF (349)

Michigan AlumnusQuarterly Review (v.LXIV, no. 21)

10 1958 Sep 09 Ciardi, John. The Silences of . (298-307)

Michigan Alumnus (v.LXVIII, no. 10)

10 1962 Jul Blurbs on Michigan Graduates: Robert Frost, AM(Hon)’22 (339)

Michigan EducationJournal

23 1923 Apr 24 Rankin, T.E. Current Literature. (363-4)

Michigan QuarterlyReview (v. XI, no. 2)

10 1972 Spring Dore, Wade Van. In Robert Frost’s Rubbers. (122-136)

Mid Century (no. 17) 10 1960 Fall Trilling, Lionel. The Word As Heard. (17-22) RF on page 19

Middlebury Campus (v.52, no. 23)

NP2 1957 Apr 25 Robert Frost To Read Poems In Abernethy LectureMonday. (1, 10)

Middlebury Campus (v.52, no. 24)

NP2 1957 May 02 Frost’s Poetic Presentation Shown in Couplets,Fluidity. (3)

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Middlebury CollegeBulletin (v. 26, no. 6)

10 1932 Feb The Bread Loaf School of English. RF on pg. 3




10 1933 May Bread Loaf Writers’ Conference. RF on pg. 2, 9


10 1934 Apr Bread Loaf Writers’ Conference. RF on pg. 3




10 1935 Feb The Bread Loaf School of English. RF on pg. 4, 10, 16


10 1935 Mar Allen, Hervey. Bread Loaf, A School, A Mountain,An Inn.

RF on pg. 4


10 1935 May Bread Loaf Writers’ Conference. RF on pg. 2


10 1936 Mar The Bread Loaf School of English. RF on pg. 5, 13


10 1936 May Bread Loaf Writers’ Conference. Picture of RF on pg. 2

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10 1937 Jan Bread Loaf School of English. RF on pg. 4, 9, 10


10 1937 May Bread Loaf Writers’ Conference. RF on pg. 1



Middlebury CollegeNewsletter (v. XIV, no. 1)

11 1939 Sep Godfather of Bread Loaf. (12-13) With photographs


10 1939 Dec Bread Loaf School of English. RF on pg. 4, 8, 9, 10, 11


10 1939 Jan Frost, Robert. Bread Loaf: An anthology of Verse.Introduction

RF on pg. 4, 7, 10, 11


10 1939 May Frost, Robert. Bread Loaf: An Anthology of Verse.Introduction

RF on pg. 3, 10


10 1940 Dec Bread Loaf School of English. RF on pg. 5, 13, 14


10 1940 May Bread Loaf Writers’ Conference. RF on pg. 2, 7, 13


10 1941 Apr Bread Loaf Writers’ Conference. RF on pg. 6

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10 1942 Apr The Bread Loaf Writers’ Conference. Purpose RF on pg. 1, 5, 6, 16



Middlebury CollegeNewsletter (v. XVIII, no.1)

11 1943 Sep Summer’s Symposium: The Bread Loaf School ofEnglish.

Photograph (11)


10 1943 May The Bread Loaf Writers’ Conference. Purpose RF on pg. 5


10 1944 Apr The Bread Loaf Writers’ Conference. Purpose RF on pg. 5

Middlebury CollegeBulletin (25th

Anniversary)

10 1944 Aug Bread Loaf School of English. RF on pg. 9, 20-22


10 1944 Feb The Bread Loaf School of English. RF on pg. 4, 5, 12, 13


10 1945 Apr Bread Loaf Writers’ Conference. Purpose RF on pg. 1, 4, 5,


10 1945 Feb Bread Loaf School of English. RF on pg. 12-13

Middlebury CollegeNewsletter (v. XXI, no. 1)

11 1946 Oct Cook, Reginald. Bread Loaf School of English. (10-11)

With photographs (11)

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10 1946 Apr Bread Loaf Writers’ Conference. Purpose RF on pg. 1, 4, 5, 7


10 1946 Feb Bread Loaf School of English. RF on pg. 12-13


10 1947 Apr Writers’ Conference at Bread Loaf. RF on pg. 2, 4


10 1947 Feb Bread Loaf School of English. RF on pg. 5, 7, 15, 16


10 1948 Apr Writers’ Conference at Bread Loaf. RF on pg. 2, 4, 10


10 1948 Feb Bread Loaf School of English. RF on pg. 4, 15, 16






10 1950 Jan Bread Loaf School of English. RF on pg. 2, 3



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10 1951 Feb Bread Loaf School of English. RF on pg. 3, 7 9, 20


10 1952 Apr Writers’ Conference at Bread Loaf. RF on pg. 3, 6, 8, 9


10 1952 Feb Bread Loaf School of English. RF on pg. 2, 3, 6,


10 1953 Feb Bread Loaf School of English. RF on pg. 14, 15


10 1954 Apr Writers’ Conference at Bread Loaf. RF on pg. 2, 4, 10, 12



Middlebury CollegeBulletin (v. XL, no. 3)


Middlebury CollegeBulletin (v. 50, no1)


Middlebury CollegeBulletin (v. XLI, no. 3)

10 1956 Apr Writers’ Conference at Bread Loaf. RF on pg. 6, 7, 9, 12, 17,19

Middlebury CollegeBulletin (v.LI no.1)

22 1956 Feb Lecturers. (12-13) Photo also

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Middlebury CollegeBulletin (vol, 51, no. 1)






Middlebury CollegeNewsletter (v. XXXIII,no. 4)

11 1959 Summer Honorary 1959 Joseph E. Conner Memorial Award(39)

Portrait (5)

Middlebury CollegeNewsletter (v. 33, no. 3)

11 1959 Spring Cook, Reginald. Robert Frost and Middlebury. (8-9,42)

Front cover photograph,photograph (9)








10 1960 Feb Bread Loaf School of English. RF on pg. 12


10 1961 Apr Writers’ Conference at Bread Loaf. RF on pg. 7, 9, 15, 16,17

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Middlebury CollegeNewsletter (v. XXXVII,no. 4)

11 1963 Summer The Honorary Degree Citations. (11) Announcing “Corrine TennysonDavids, An importantcollector of Robert Frostworks–Doctor ofHumane Letters”

Middlebury CollegeNewsletter (v. XXXIX,no.1)

11 1964 Fall Anderson, George K. Tributes to Professor Cook.(21-23, 45)

Photograph (22)

Middlebury CollegeNewsletter (v. 48, no. 3)

11 1974 Spring Chase, Larry. Frost Centennial at Middlebury. (3-5) With photographs

Middlebury CollegeMagazine

20 1984 Fall Munford, Howard. Doc. (20-2) Obituaries. (55)

Midwest Quarterly (v. V,no. 1)

11 1963 Fall Bort, Barry D. Frost and the Deeper Vision. (59-67)

Midwest Quarterly-Kansas State College ofPittsburg (v. IV, no. 3)

11 1963 Spring Sampley, Arthur M. Quiet Voices, Unquiet Times.(247-256)

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Minnesota Review (v. IV,no. 1)

11 1963 Fall Swanson, Roy Arthur. Criticism, Pseudo- andCertain. (74-83)

Minutes 11 1968 Apr Unknown Excerpt from “TwoTramps in Mud Time,”commentary (3)

Minutes 11 1969 Feb Frost, Robert. Questioning. (29)

Miscellaneous Clippings CB3 n.d. Unknown




Modern Age (v. 42, no. 2) 20 2000 Spring Stanlis, Peter J. Robert Frost and Darwin’s Theoryof Evolution. (145-57)

Modern Age 23 2000 Summer Stanlis, Peter J. “Robert Frost and Darwin’s Theoryof Evolution.” (262-273)

Modern Age (v. 44, no. 2) 20 2002 Spring Stanlis, Peter J. Robert Frost and CreativeEvolution. (107-28)

Modern Drama (v. III, no.4)

11 1961 Feb Stock, Ely “A Mask of Reason and J.B.: TwoTreatments of the Book of Job” (378-386)

Modern Drama (v. IV, no.4)

11 1962 Feb Leyburn, Ellen Douglass “A Note on Frost’s AMasque of Reason” (426-428)

Also a reprintedpamphlet of excerpt

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Modern Language Notes(v. LXXIII, no. 5)

11 1958 May Moynihan, William T. Fall and Winter in Frost.(348-350)

Modern Language Notes(v. LXXV, no. 1)

11 1960 Jan Peters, Robert. The Truth of Frost’s ‘Directive.’ (29-32)

Modern Maturity 11 1960 Apr-May Bennett Cerf: Blacksmith par Excellence! Clippings; photographs

Modern Maturity (v. 4,no. 5)

11 1961 Oct-Nov Next Door Neighbor to People of the World–RobertFrost. (11-13)

Photographs, Poems

Modern Maturity (v. 13,no. 4)

11 1970 Aug-Sep Richards, Norman. Robert Frost’s New England.(30-31)

Modern Maturity 23 1970-Aug-Sep Richards, Norman. Robert Frost’s New England.(30-1)

Modern Philology (v. 62,no. 1)

11 1964 Aug Brower, Reuben A. The Poetry of Robert Frost:Constellations of Intention (88-90)

Modern Philology (v. 69,no. 1)

11 1971 Aug Borroff, Marie. Robert Frost’s New Testament:Language and the Poem. (36-56)

Month at Goodspeed’s (v.14, no. 4)

11 1943 Jan Some Woodcuts of J. J. Lankes & Some Talk ofRobert Frost. (86-89)

Month at Goodspeed’s 11 1953 Jun Fine and Rare Frost First. (178-180)

Monthly FordhamCollege Magazine

20 1962-sum The Monthly Reviews. (22-3)

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Morgan Horse Magazine 11 1969 Apr Frost, Robert. “The Runaway”

Motive 11 1957 Apr Junkins, Donald A. “The Road Less Traveled By”(7-8)

Mount Holyoke News (v.40, no. 4)

NP2 1954 Oct 15 Robert Frost, Beloved Bard Presents PoetryRecitation. (1)

Mount Holyoke News (v.40, no. 5)

NP2 1954 Oct 22 Packed Auditorium Locked in Poet’s Spell As Frost“Says” Works of Homely Charm. (1, 6)

Mount Holyoke AlumnaeQuarterly

11 1962 Fall “Robert Frost at the reception held for him at thehome of Mr. And Mrs. Robert E. Barrett” (119)

Mount Holyoke AlumnaeQuarterly

11 1963 Winter Painter, Clara Searle. Mrs. Frost’s Private School.(182-183)

Mount Holyoke AlumnaeQuarterly (v.XLVI no.4)

22 1963 Winter Painter, Clara Searle. Mrs. Frost’s Private School.(182-3)

Nation 11 1949 Jul 23 Unknown Frost reference not found

Nation (v. 13, no. 25) OS5 1913 Sep 20 Some Poetry. (920-4)

Nation (v. cxii, no. 2910) 11 1921 Apr 13 Frost, Robert. The Pauper Witch of Grafton. (549)

Nation (v. cxxvi, no.3266)

11 1928 Feb 08 Frost, Robert. Two Poems: The Armful, Blood.(151)

Nation (v. cxxvi, no.3276)

11 1928 Apr 18 Frost, Robert. The Bear. (445)

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Nation (v. cxlii no. 3703) 11 1936 Jun 24 Frost. The Instincts of a Bard. (817-19)

Nation (v. 160, no 16) 11 1945 Apr 21 Dupee, F. W. Frost and Tate. (464, 466)

Nation (v. 165, no. 22) 11 1947 Nov 29 Jarrell, Randall. The Other Robert Frost. (588-592)

Nation (v. 197, no. 20) 11 1963 Dec 14 Carruth, Hayden. Private Words and Public Art.(418-419)

Nation (v. 196, no. 6) 11 1963 Feb 09 Kahn, Roger. Robert Frost: A Reminiscence. (121-122)

National Geographic (v.149, no. 4)

11 1976 Apr MacLeish, Archibald “Robert Frost: The Poet” andJones, Dewitt “...And His Beloved land” (437-467)

National Geographic(v.149 no.4)

22 1976 Apr MacLeish, Archibald. Robert Frost and NewEngland. (438-444)

Photos also

National Institute NewsBulletin (v. 4)

11 1938 Unknown Frost reference not found

National Institute NewsBulletin (v. 5)

11 1939 Award of the Gold Medal. (1, 12)

National Review 11 1962 Jun 05 Miller, Vincent. The Home of Robert Frost. (411-412)

National Review 11 1963 Feb 12 Kenny, Herbert A. Robert Frost, RIP. (100)

National Review 11 1963 Jan 15 Davenport, Guy. First National Poetry Festival: AReport. (25-26)

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National Review 23 1973 Nov 22 Kirk, Russell. Robert Frost: No Ideologue. (1302)

Nature Study (v.27 no.4) 22 1973 Winter Wheat Jr. Maxwell C. Robert Frost and the Edge ofthe Woods. (1-3)Gutafson, John A. Robert Frost—Poet-Ecologist. (2-3)Wheat Jr., Maxwell C. Robert Frost and Birds. (3-5) Proctor, Percy M. Frost Among the Stars. (7)Wade, Douglas E. Douglas E. Wade on Robert Frost.(8)

New America (v. 3, no 2) 11 1977 Summer-Fall

Hiatt, David F. Frost’s ‘Storm Fear.’ (18-19)

New Colophon (v. 1, pt 1) 11 1948 Jan Thompson, Lawrance. An Early Frost Broadside. (5-12)

New Colophon (v. 2, pt.8)

11 1950 Feb Nash, Ray. The Poet and the Pirate. (211-233)

New Criterion 23 1986 Nov Richman, Robert. The “Monster Myth.” (85-88)

New England Magazine 11 1909 May Frost, Robert. “Into Mine Own.”

New England Quarterly(v. 10, no. 1)

11 1932 Jan Carpenter, Frederic I. The Collected Poems ofRobert Frost. (159-160)


11 1932 Apr Hillyer, Robert. Robert Frost ‘Lacks Power.’ (402-404)

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11 1958 Jun Cook, Reginald L. Emerson and Frost: A Parallel ofSeers. (200-217)

New England Galaxy (v.IIno.1)

22 1960 Summer Frost, Robert. The Old Pair. (26-7)


11 1961 Sep Greenberg, Robert A. Frost in England: A PublishingIncident. (375-379)


11 1961 Jun Brower, Reuben A. Something for Robert Frost.(243-252)


11 1962 Sep Hepburn, James G. “Robert Frost and his Critics”(367-376)


11 1963 Jun Townsend, R.C. In Defense of Form: A Letter fromRobert Frost to Sylvester Baxter, 1923. (241-249)

New England Galaxy(v.VI no.4)

22 1965 Spring Lathem, Edward Connery. Robert Frost: Assailant.(27-29)

New England Quarterly(v. xl, no. 3)

11 1967 Sep Cook, Reginald L. Frost the Diversionist. (323-338)

New England Quarterly(v. xlii, no. 1)

11 1969 Mar Sasso, Laurence J. Jr. Robert Frost: Love’s Question.(95-107)

New EnglandQuarterly(v.43)

23 1970 Cohen, Edward H. Robert Frost in England: AnUnpublished Letter. (285-7)

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New England Quarterly(v. xliii, no. 2)

11 1970 Jun Cohen, Edward H. Robert Frost in England: AnUnpublished Letter. (285-287)

New England Quarterly(v. xliv, no. 4)

11 1971 Dec Watson, Charles N. Jr. Frost’s Wall: The View fromthe Other Side. (653-656)

New England Quaterly(v. 46, no. 3)

20 1973 Sep Foster, Richard. Leaves Compared with Flowers: AReading In Robert Frost’s Poems. (403-23) Monteiro, George. Robert Frost’s Linked Analogies. (463-8) Grade, Arnold. Book Review, Robert Frost:Poetry and Prose. (471-3)

New England Monthly 20 1985 Jun Davison, Peter. In Defense of Robert Frost. (42-4)

New England Review andBread Loaf Quarterly (v.8, no. 1)

20 1985 Fall Bell, Vereen. Robert Frost and the Nature ofNarrative. (70-8)

New England Monthly 23 1985 Jun Davison, Peter. I Want People to Understand Me.(42-44)

New England Quarterly 23 1994 Sheehy, Donald G. To Otto as of Old: The Letters ofRobert Frost and Otto Manthey Zorn. (355-402)

New England Quarterly(v. LXX no.1)

22 1997 Mar Smith, Thomas G. Robert Frost, Stewart Udall, andthe “Last Go-Down.” (3-32)

New Englander 12 1962 Jun Quotes. (48) With photograph

New Frontier (v. 1, no. 4) 12 1934 Sep Frost, Robert. Provide Provide. (11) Poem

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New HampshireTroubadour (v. XVI, no.8)

12 1946 Nov West, Herbert F. “Robert Frost: A Brief BiographicalSketch”; Morse, Stearns “Robert Frost and NewHampshire”; Poole, Ernest “When Frost Was Here”;Clark, Sylvia “Robert Frost: The Derry Years”; Cox,Sidney “Robert Frost at Plymouth”; Bartlett, Donald“A Friend’s View of Robert Frost”; Lambuth, David“The Unforgettable Robert Frost”; Frost, Robert“Our Getaway,” “An A No. 1 Sundown,” “FromNew Hampshire,” “Desert Places”

Robert Frost Issue; Withphotographs; “OurGetaway” published herefor first time

New HampshireTroubadour (v. XVI no.8)

22 1946 Nov Unknown Poems by Frost andarticles about him

New HampshireTroubadour (v. XVI no.8)

22 1946 Nov Unknown Poems by Frost andarticles about him

New Hampshire Profiles 12 1955 May Brace, Gerald Warner. Robert Frost’s NewHampshire. (17-19)

Profile on front cover;full page photograph(18)

New Hampshire Profiles 12 1959 May Robert Frost’s New Hampshire. (12-19) Excerpts of Poems

New Hampshire Profiles 12 1967 Jan Tatara, Dr. Walter T. Robert Frost: Swinger ofBirches. (30-33); Johnson, Ethel M. To Robert Frost.(32)

New Hampshire Profiles 12 1969 Sep McNamara, Thomas E. F. A Somewhat TurbulentFriendship: The Browne-Frost Years. (23-29)

With photographs andimages of typescripts

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New Hampshire Profiles(v. 20, n. 4)

12 1971 Apr Tatara, Walter Robert Frost’s New Hampshire. (74-78); Dupuy, Bill. Amos Noyes Blandin, Jr.: PathsThat Crossed With Frost. (79-81)

New HampshireMagazine (v. 5, no. 3)

20 1977 Fall Introductory article. (1) With photo

New HampshireMagazine (v. 6, no. 4)

20 1978 Apr Eicher, Mark. Excerpt from, Arts Outreach: Filling aLocal Need. (3)

Article includes Frostlibrary’s dedication.

New Mexico Quarterly(v. IV, no. 2)

12 1934 May Cox, Sidney Hayes. New England and Robert Frost.(89-94)

New Mexico Quarterly(v. XIV, no. 4)

12 1944 Winter Ortiz-Vargas, A. Robert Frost. (403-408) Translated by Catherinede Ortiz-Vargas

New Republic (v. 26, no.327)

OS5 1921 Mar 09 Frost, Robert. A Brook in the City. (48)


OS5 1921 Mar 16 Frost, Robert. Blue-Butterfly Day. (74)


OS5 1921 Apr 06 Frost, Robert. The Census Taker. A Hillside Thaw. (161)


OS5 1923 Mar 07 Frost, Robert. A Winter Poet. (47)


OS5 1923 May 02 Frost, Robert. Our Singing Strength: a Poem. (264)

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OS5 1923 Oct 24 Frost, Robert. A Boundless Moment. (223)


OS5 1924 Mar 06 Frost, Robert. Lodged. (281)


OS5 1925 Sep 30 Sergeant, Elizabeth Shepley. Robert Frost: A GoodGreek out of New England. (144-8)


12 1926 Apr 21 Frost, Robert. The Passing Glimpse. (275) “To Ridgely Torrence onlast looking into hisHesperides”

New Republic (v. XLIX,no. 628)

12 1926-23-15 Frost, Robert. Sand Dunes. (111)


OS5 1926 Apr 21 Frost, Robert. The Passing Glimpse. (275)


OS5 1926 Dec 29 Frost, Robert. Once by the Pacific. (156)


12 1927 Jan 12 Frost, Robert. A Winter Eden. (215)


12 1927 Feb 09 Frost, Robert. Three Poems: The Cocoon, The TimesTable, Bereft. (327)

New Republic (v. 111,no. 12)

12 1944 Dec 18 Cowley, Malcolm. The Case Against Mr. Frost: II.(345-347)

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12 1944 Dec 11 Cowley, Malcolm. Frost: A Dissenting Opinion.(312-313)

New Republic (v.111no.12)

22 1944 Aug 18 Cowley, Malcolm. The Case Against Mr. Frost: II.(345-347)

New Republic (v.111no.11)

22 1944 Sep 11 Cowley, Malcolm. .Frost: A Dissenting Opinion.(312-3)

New Republic 12 1954 Nov 22 Frost, Robert. The Times Table. (75) 40th Anniversary Issue(1914-1954)


OS5 1962 Apr 09 Frost, Robert. Nothing More Gentle than Strength. (21) Stevenson, Adlai E. The American People FindTheir Poet. (20-1)

New Republic 12 1963 Apr 23 Howe, Irving. Robert Frost: A Momentary Stay. (23-28)

Pages removed fromissue

New Republic 23 1963 Mar 16 Tracy, Honor. Words, Words, Words. (22-23)


OS5 1963 Mar 23 Howe, Irving. Robert Frost: A Momentary Stay. (23-8)


OS5 1963 Nov 27 (9) Frost quote.


OS5 1964 Apr 11 Galbraith, John Kenneth. Robert Frost’s RussianJunket. (30)

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New Republic 12 1965 Jan 02 Chapin, Katherine Garrison. The Prose He Did NotWrite. (16-17)


20 1974 Mar 30 Davison, Peter. The Self-Realization of RobertFrost, 1911-1912. (17-21)

New Republic 23 1974 Nov 10 Littlejohn, David. Frost at 100: Still on Tour. (23-4)

New Republic 12 1977 Mar 05 Thompson, Lawrance and Winnick, R.H. RobertFrost: The Later Years, 1938-1963. (37-40)

Pages removed fromissue; Profile drawing byDavid Schorr (39)

New Republic 22 1977 Mar 05 Bedient, Calvin. “Robert Frost” The Later Years,1938-1963 by Lawrance Thompson and R.H.Winnick.” (37-40)

New Republic 23 1977 Nov 26 Ellman, Richard. Richard Ellman on Biography. (26-29)

New Republic 22 1978 Jan 28 Bloom, Harold. Robert Frost: The Work of Knowingby Richard Poirier. (34-5)


20 1995 Nov 27 Walcott, Derek. The Road Taken. (29-36)

New Statesman 12 1917 Mar 31 Eagle, Solomon “Current Literature: Books inGeneral” (617)

note: [“J.C. Squire”?];photocopy

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New Statesman andNation (v. 41, no. 1046)

OS8 1951 Mar 24 Raine, Kathleen. No Country For Old Men. (346-7) Review of, TheComplete Poems ofRobert Frost

New Statesman (v. 64,no. 1649)

OS5 1962 Oct 19 Enright, D. J. Review of, In the Clearing. (530)

New Student (v.6 no.14) 22 1927 Jan 12 Frost, Robert. The Manumitted Student. (5-7)

New World (v. 38, no.8) 12 1962 Aug Sergeev, A. Two Tramps in Mudtime, Two Look AtTwo, Star Splitter. (167-171)

text in Russian

New York University,Bulletin of the Society forthe Libraries (No. 75Special Supplement)

12 n.d. Frost In Painting and Sculpture no indicated date,pamphlet

New York HeraldTribune Books

NP2 1925 Mar 22 Doren, Robert Van. The Power of Reticence. (1) Frost, Robert. A Sky Pair. (3) Sherman, Stuart P. Dreaming for the World. (1,2)

New York HeraldTribune Books

NP2 1934 Sep 23 Unknown Article not found

New York Times FB 1938 Apr 03 Leslie, Kenneth. Cobweb College, Written forRobert Frost. (E-8)

New York HeraldTribune Book Review

NP2 1949 May 29 Doren, Mark Van. Our Great Poet, Whom We Readand Love. (1, 11)

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New York Times BookReview

OS6 1949 May 29 Diaches, David. Enduring Wisdom From a Poet-Sage. (1, 13)


NP2 1950 Sep 03 (3) Photo.

New York HeraldTribune Book Review(v.27, no. 46)

12 1951 Jul 01 Frost, Robert “How Hard It Is Not To Be King WhenIt’s in You and in the Situation” (2,10)

poem on two differentpages


NP2 1951 Jul 01 Frost, Robert. How Hard It Is Not To Be King WhenIt’s You and In the Situation. (2, 10)


OS6 1954 Mar 21 Frost, Robert. A Poet, Too, Must Learn The MagicWay of Poetry. (1)

New York Times FB3 1954 Mar 26 Robert Frost at Eighty. (C-20) Freeman, Ira Henry. Frost at 80 Tells World To Relax. (C-23)

New York HeraldTribune (v. 114, no.39,259)

FB3 1954 May 12 10 U.S. Authors Honored By Limited Editions Club. (19)

New York Times FB3 1954 Jun 20 (X-29) Vermont ad w/ RF


23 1954 Jun 27 Pritchett, V.S. An Italian Visit.

New York Times FB3 1954 Nov 16 Robert Frost Honored. (C-31)

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New York Times FB3 1956 Mar 18 (X-3) Frost LectureAdvertisement

New York Times FB3 1956 Mar 23 Frost to Get New NYU Medal. (L-5)

New York Times FB3 1956 Mar 24 NYU Honors Frost. (L-18)

New York Times FB3 1956 Mar 26 Signs of Change. (L-28)

New York HeraldTribune

FB3 1956 Jun 08 Sarah Lawrence Gives 84 Degrees. (11)

New York Times (v. 105,no. 35930)

FB3 1956 Jun 08 Sarah Lawrence Gains. (L-26)

New York Times FB3 1956 Jul 19 A reformed pitcher named Frost writes about the All-Star Game. (L-19)

Full-page Sports Ill.Advertisement


FB3 1956 Jul 19 A reformed pitcher named Frost writes about the All-Star Game. (6)

New York Times FB3 1956 Sep 23 (X-5) Poetry CenterAdvertisement.


OS6 1956 Oct 07 (8) Photo.

New York Times FB3 1956 Nov 13 Bracker, Milton. Business Tactics to Save ‘Poetry.’

New York Times FB3 1956 Dec 16 Lask, Thomas. Frost, Sandburg and Browning. (X-18)

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New York Times FB3 1956 Dec 24 Frost Finds U.S. ‘Freest of Free’. (L-15)


NP2 1957 Apr 26 Dolbier, Maurice. Star Figures in the LiterarySpotlight. (1)


OS6 1957 Apr 28 Breit, Harvey. In and Out of Books. (8)

New York Times FB3 1957 May 19 Frost Disclaims A ‘Literary Life’. (L-87)


FB3 1957 Jun 14 Honor Robert Frost. (8)

New York Times FB3 1957 Oct 27 A Couplet for the U.N. (E-8)

New York Times FB3 1957 Nov 16 Robert Frost Honored. (L-16)

New York Times FB3 1957 Nov 17 Unknown Article not found

New York Times FB3 1957 Dec 28 Poore, Charles. Books of the Times. (L-15)

New York WorldTelegram and Sun

FB3 1958 Jan 08 Robb, Inez. Nobel Prize Urged For Robert Frost,Top American Poet. (30)


FB3 1958 Jan 16 Robert Frost: An Appreciation. (14)

New York Times FB3 1958 Jan 17 Poetry is His Purpose. (L-27)

New York WorldTelegram and Sun

FB3 1958 Jan 17 Poet Frost Wins Tribute From Ike. (3)

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New York Times FB3 1958 Feb 28 Frost Dines at White House. (L-23)

New York Times FB3 1958 Apr 02 Rogers Says U.S. May Quash Indictment AgainstEzra Pound. (C-14)


FB3 1958 Apr 07 Release of Ezra Pound To Be Asked in Court. (3)

New York Times FB3 1958 Apr 13 Marjorie Fraser Wed in Princeton. (L-89) RF granddaughter.

New York Times (v. 107,no. 36,610)

FB3 1958 Apr 19 Lewis, Anthony. Court Drops Charge Against EzraPound. (1, 6)


FB3 1958 Apr 19 Ezra Pound to Go Free; Treason Case Dropped. (1)

New York Times FB3 1958 Apr 20 Lewis, Anthony. Poets Carry Day for Ezra Pound. (E-7)

New York Times FB3 1958 Apr 20 Pound Not Bitter, His Daughter Says. (L-3)


FB3 1958 May 22 Robert Frost Gets U.S. Job. (2)

New York Times FB3 1958 May 22 Frost Named Adviser to Library of Congress. (C-17)

New York Times FB3 1958 May 25 A Job for Robert Frost. (10-E)

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FB3 1958 May 25 Suydam, Harriet C. Who’s Who AmongCommencement Speakers. ( 2:3.)


FB3 1958 Aug 04 Bobby Torup on Jazz. (2:1)

New York Times FB3 1958 Oct 16 ‘Poet in Waiting’ Bids for a Rating. (L-39)


FB3 1958 Oct 16 Robert Frost, 83, Voices Some Opinions. (7)

New York Times FB3 1958 Nov 18 Hartford Foundation Honors Robert Frost. (L-31)

New York TimesMagazine

OS7 1958 Nov 30 Bracker, Milton. The ‘Quietly Overwhelming’Robert Frost. (15)


OS7 1960 May 15 ‘I Want Poets Declared Equal to–‘ (23, 105-6) Frost testimony beforeSenate to promote arts


OS6 1960 Jun 19 Scott, Winfield Townley. A Complex, Simple ManAs Yankee As the Flag. (1, 28)


OS7 1961 Jan 15 Shapiro, Harvey. Story of the Poem. (6, 86)


FB3 1961 Jan 20 Sergeant, Elizabeth Shepley. A Chat With RobertFrost. (18)

New York HeraldTribune Sunday Forum

FB3 1961 Jan 21 Poet Frost Captures Heart of Crowd at Inauguration. (4)

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New York Times FB3 1961 Jan 21 Robert Frost Adds Poet’s Touch. (L-9)

New York HeraldTribune Sunday Forum

FB3 1961 Feb 22 Sergeant, Elizabeth Shepley. Robert Frost’s Poetry. (2:1)

Photo.


OS7 1961 Mar 26 Udall, Stewart L. Frost’s ‘Unique Gift Outright’. (12, 98)


OS6 1961 Apr 23 Samuel, Rinna. Robert Frost in Israel. (42-3)

New York Times FB3 1961 Oct 05 Unknown Article not located

New York Public LibraryBulletin (v. 66, no.3)

12 1962 Mar Whitridge, Arnold. Robert Frost and Carl Sandburg.(164-177)


23 1963 Sep 15 Brower, Reuben. Poetry, Puns and People.

New York StateEducation (v. 51. no. 3)

20 1963-12 Drew, Fraser B. A Teacher Visits Robert Frost. (20-1)


OS6 1966 Jul 24 Craig, Armour. Views and Interviews. (4-5) Review of, Lathem’sInterviews with RobertFrost.


OS6 1966 Nov 06 Poirier, Richard. (4-5) Advertisement forThompson’s, RF: The Early Years. (19)


OS6 1966 Nov 06 Vendler, Helen. Review of Thompson’s, RF: TheYears of Triumph. (1, 34-5)

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New York Public LibraryBulletin (v.72, no.9)

12 1968 Nov Grade, Arnold E. “A Chronicle of Robert Frost’sEarly Reading, 1874-1899" (611-628)

New York 12 1969 Jun 16 Announcements: In Honor of Poets, Rare BookAcquisitions. (22)

New York, StateUniversity of, UniversityReview

12 1969 Winter Frost, Lesley. New Hampshire’s Child. (15-17) written by RF’s daughter


23 1970 Aug 09 Vendler, Helen. Robert Frost.

New York TimesMagazine OS7

1972 Jun 11 Udall, Stewart L. Robert Frost’s Last Adventure. (18-9, 22, 26, 28, 30, 33)


OS7 1974 Aug 18 Stafford, William. The Terror in Robert Frost. (24-6, 31, 33, 35-36, 38)


OS7 1974 Sep 15 (80-1) Normal Rockwell’s MeTribute to Frost


OS6 1977 Jan 16 Bromwich, David. Review of RF: The Later Yearsand Newdick’s Season of Frost. (4, 5, 28)


OS6 1977 Mar 06 Letters the Editor: Robert Frost. (8, 10)

New York Review ofBooks (v. 24, no. 15)

NP2 1977 Sep 29 Poirier, Richard. Women at Home. (34-8)

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OS6 1977 Oct 30 Howe, Irving. Review of Richard Poirier’s RF: TheWork of Knowing. (7, 60)

New York Review ofBooks (v. 32, no. 7)

OS6 1985 Apr 25 Poirier, Richard. Green Giant. (26, 33-5) Review of W.H.Pritchard’s Frost: a Literary LifeReconsidered

New York (v. 29, no. 17) 20 1996 Apr 29 Kirn, Walter. Frost Flake. (54-5) Review of JeffreyMeyer’s biography ofFrost

New Yorker 12 10 Nov 1962 “The Talk of the Town” (43)

New Yorker 12 11-22-1962 and6 Oct 1962

Grit Publishing Company postmarks identical advertisementfor Grit PublishingCompany

New Yorker 12 17 Nov 1962 Bogan, Louise. Verse. (242)

New Yorker 12 1931 Jun 06 Holden, Raymond. Profile: North of Boston. (24-27)

New Yorker 22 1931 Jun 06 Holden, Raymond. Profiles: North of Boston. (24-27)

New Yorker 23 1931 Jun Holden, Raymond. North of Boston. (24-27)

New Yorker 12 1939 Mar 04 Bogan, Louise. Verse. (68-70)

New Yorker 12 1952 Dec 13 Hamburger, Philip. Men of Faith. (144-147)

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New Yorker 12 1958 Jun 21 Portraits, Inc. (56) Advertisement featuringportrait of RF

New Yorker 12 1960 Mar 05 Quote from RF as caption to a picture (38)

New Yorker 12 1960 Nov 19 A Touch of Frost. advertisement for TheSaturday Evening Post

New Yorker 12 1960 Oct 08 Bogan, Louise. Verse. (197-200)

New Yorker 12 1963 Oct 26 Holt, Rinehart, Winston (publishers).The Letters ofRobert Frost to Louis Untermeyer (219)

Advertisement for book

New Yorker 12 1963 Mar 30 Squires, Radcliffe. The Major Themes of RobertFrost (178)


New Yorker 12 1963 Mar 9 “Who Will Win?” RF’s Nomination for Poetry “Inthe Clearing” (179)

Announcements forNational Book Awards

New Yorker 12 1964 May 02 Portraits, Inc. (130) Advertisement featuringportrait of RF

New Yorker 12 1964 Sep 12 Holt, Rinhart, Winston (publishers) . “SelectedLetters of Robert Frost” ed. Lawrance Thompson(208)

New Yorker 12 1966 Jun 11 Quote from RF “Good fences make good neigbors.”as part of caption for picture (41)

New Yorker 12 1977 Sep 12 The Talk of the Town. (30) RF mentioned in passing

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New Yorker 23 1977 Apr 11 Bliver, Naomi. Great Expectations. (137-140)

New Yorker 23 1978 Feb 13 Moss, Howard. The Poet’s Voice. (118-124)


New Yorker (v. 53, no.52)

20 1978 Feb 13 Unknown Article not located



New Yorker (v. 55,no.42)

12 1979 Dec 03 Frost, Robert and Susan Jeffers (illustrator).Stopping By Woods On A Snowy Evening (200)

Advertisement for RF’spoem turned into apicture book

New Yorker 24 1999 Mar 15 Updike, John. Poet on the Fault Line. (84-91) Review of WilliamPritchard’s biography ofFrost

New-England Galaxy 11 1960 Summer Cox, Gardner. The Old Pair. (26-27) Pencil Studies

New-England Galaxy 11 1965 Spring Lathem, Edward Connery. Robert Frost: Assailant.(27-29)

Newsletter of the Instituteof Arts and Sciences atColumbia University (v. 1no.2)

12 1956 Nov An Evening with Robert Frost. (1,4) invitation to the public toRF’s poetry reading

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Newsweek 12 1947 Jun 02 Frost, Robert. A Young Birch. (88)

Newsweek 12 1949 Jan 03 Frost, Robert. Closed for Good. (59)

Newsweek 12 1959 Apr 06 Best from Boston. (66-67) comments made on his85th birthday

Newsweek 12 1959 Jan 05 An Olive, A Poet, A Princetonian. (42) invention by RF’sstudent inspired by RF

Newsweek 12 1959 Jul 27 How Terrifying a Poet? (89) controversy surroundinga comment made bycritic on RF’s 85th

birthday

Newsweek 12 1960 Feb 08 Picture of Robert Frost at 85. Caption includes hiscomments to Amherst Football Team

Newsweek 12 1961 Jan 30 The 44th Inauguration- Snowed Under. (18) newsbrief

Newsweek 12 1962 Mar 26 Frost, Robert. Accidentally on Purpose. (99) Published book “In theClearing”

Newsweek 12 1962 Jan 29 The Frost Bit. (81) Documentary made ofRF in Amherst, Mass.

Newsweek 12 1962 Dec 17 Red Carpet. (53) RF and Krshuschev

Newsweek 12 1962 Dec 10 Poet At Large. (60) RF in Moscow, Russia

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Newsweek 12 1963 Dec 23 Picture of Robert Frost at JFK Inauguration (78)Moley, Raymond. Frosty Touch of Age. (80)

Newsweek 12 1963 Feb 11 “Frost: ‘Courage is the Virtue That Counts Most”and “Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening” (90-91)

Newsweek 23 1963 Feb 11 “Frost: ‘Courage Is the Virtue That Counts Most.’”(90)

Newsweek 12 1964 Aug 31 Thompson, Lawrance ed. Affectionately, Rob:Selected Letters of Robert Frost. (75-76)

Book advertisement

Newsweek 12 1966 Oct 31 S.M. “Yank from Yankville”, review on book by Thompson, Lawrance. Robert Frost: The EarlyYears, 1874-1915. (112, 114B, 116)

Newsweek 12 1966 Nov 07 Oberbeck, S.K. “Longears & Co.” on book by Garis,Roger. My Father Was Uncle Wiggily

article clipped from themagazine

Newsweek 12 1967 Apr 24 S.M. “Living With Spin” on book by Snow, C.P.Variety of Men (102)

Newsweek 12 1970 Aug 24 Wolff, Geoffrey “Mask of a Poet” on book byThompson, Lawrance. Robert Frost: The Years ofTriumph, 1915-1938 (66-67)

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Newsweek 12 1972 Nov 13 Clemons, Walter “A Tough, Wrongheaded Genius”(63)

death of RF’s friend,Ezra Pound

North Country Libraries 12 1958 March Holden, Raymond “When A Library Needs a Friend”(1-4)

North Shore ’73 12 1973 Apr 7 Cooley, John L. “The Harvey Sisters’ Uncle Rob;fond memories of poet Robert Frost.” (15)

the Harvey sisters werenieces by marriage of RF

Northern Echo FB3 1957 May 25 Robert Lee Frost at Durham. 5.

Notes and Queries 12 1963 Apr Danzig, Allan “An Unexpected Echo of Beddoes inFrost” (150-151)

Notes and Queries 12 1968 Apr Greiner, Donald J. “A Few Remarks andAcknowledgements”: An Unpublished Frost Note(294-295)

Notes and Queries 12 1969 Jul Heflin, Wilson “A Note on Frost’s ‘Love and AQuestion’” (262)

Notes on ContemporaryLiterature (v.3)

12 1973 Sep Vail, Dennis “Tree Imagery in Frost’s ‘MendingWall’” (9-11)

Notes on ContemporaryLiterature (v.4)

12 1974 Jan Vail, Dennis “Frost’s ‘Mowing’: Work and Poetry”(4-8)

Nouvelle RevueFrancaise

12 1956 Nov 1 Frost, Robert “Paul’s Wife” : translation into Frenchby Henri Thomas

Magazine published inFrench text

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Now & Then (no.77) 22 1948 Fall Haines, John W. “Robert Frost.” (9-11)

Now and Then 12 1936 Winter Lewis, C. Day “Robert Frost” (19-20) The first page has nopage number (assumedto be 19)

Now and Then (no.77) 12 1948 Autumn Haines, John W. “Robert Frost” (9-11)

Now and Then (no. 82) 12 1950 Winter “Robert Frost” (17)

Now and Then (no.83) 12 1951 Spring Dickinson, Patric “Robert Frost” (4-5)“Robert Frost: Complete Poems”(24)*

*Review of RF’s worksby Time and Tide

Now and Then (no.85) 12 1952 Spring Frost, Robert “A Prayer in Spring” (19)

Now and Then (no.87) 12 1952 Autumn Frost, Robert “Looking for a Sunset Bird in Winter”(19)

Now and Then (no.99) 12 1957 Summer “News of Books and Authors” (15) news brief of RFreceiving honorarydegrees

Now and Then (no.100) 12 1957 Autumn Lewis, C. Day “Frost” (20-21) “Distinguished Visitor” (44)*

* same news brief asno.99

Nugata UniversityJournal

12 1958 Dec Tida, Masashi “Masque Plays of Robert Frost” no page numberindicated, text written inJapanese

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Oberlin AlumniMagazine

13 1938 May Frost, Robert “What Became of New England?” (5-6)

CommencementAddress, OberlinCollege, June 8, 1937

Oberlin AlumniMagazine

23 1938-May Frost, Robert.”What Became of New England?” CommencementAddress, June 8, 1937

Observer FB4 1957 Jun 16 Profile–New England Poet. 14.

Old Farmer’s Almanac(#104)

7 1896 pg. 13, col. 2, last sentence


7 1906 pg. 13, outside column, “Good fences make goodneighbors”


7 1939


7 1942 Frost, Robert “Rich in Stones” (2)

Old Oregon 13 1956 Apr-May “Out of New England ... a Poet” (8-9) Photos of RF along withquotes

Orange and Blue (MiltonAcademy) (v.XXX, no.1)

22 1965 Jan Cover is from woodengraving by ThomasNason from “You ComeToo” by Frost

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Our Times (v. 1, no. 1) 24 1960 Sep 14 “The poet and the national purpose,” (7-9) Interview.

Outer Banks Magazine(no. 9)

20 1991 Feb Crouch, Tom. In a Flight of Words: Robert Frost’sOuter Banks. (28-31,74-5)

Overview 13 1961 Feb “Endowed Chairs for Amherst High School” (68-69)

Oxford Mail FB4 1957 Jun 04 American poet receives Oxford honour. (1)

Oxford Mail FB4 1957 Jun 05 American Poet Honored. (5) Photo and caption.

Oxford Times FB4 1957 Jun 07 American Poet Honoured. (11)

Oxford UniversityGazette (v. 87, no. 2932)

OS8 1957 Jun 06 (1082, 1088) Degree Conferred onFrost

P.E.N. News (v. 9, no.5) 13 1963 Apr “In Love and Memory” (1-3) Tribute to RF

Pacific Spectator (v.1,no.3)

13 1947 Summer Morrison, Theodore “The Fault, Dear Brutus” (235-250)

Mentions RF in passing

Pageant 13 1950 Mar Lee, Henry “Robert Frost: Greenapple Genius: (89-95)

PaknTreger (no. 32) 20 2000 Spring The Translator’s Art: Berl Lapin’s AmherstConnection. (6, 7)

Pan American Poetry(v.1, no.1)

13 1918 Feb Frost, Robert “Revelation” (4) with translation intoSpanish by Alfonso Guillen Zelaya (5)

magazine in English andSpanish

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Papers on Language andLiterature (v.2, no.2)

13 1966 Spring Jones, Donald “Kindred Entanglements in Frost’s ‘AServant to Servants’” (151-161)

Papers on Language andLiterature (v.6, no.2)

13 1970 Spring Parsons, D.S.J. “Night of Dark Intent” (205-210)

Paris Review 13 1960 Summer-Fall

Poirier, Richard “The Art of Poetry II: Robert Frost”(88-120)

Interview with RF alongwith a copy of theoriginal manuscript of anunpublished poem

Paris Review (no.24) 22 1960-Sum-Fall Poirier, Richard. “The Art of Poetry II.” (88-120)

Parnassus: Poetry inReview (v. 3, no. 2)

24 1975 Spring-Summer

Carruth, Hayden. “Robert Frost” (35-41)

Paroles 13 1969 Winter Quote from Robert Frost on the cover “Some say theworld will end in fire/Some say in ice.”

Dartmouth humanitiesmagazine

Partisan Review 13 1959 Summer Trilling, Lionel “A Speech on Robert Frost: ACultural Episode” (445-452)

People Today 13 1954 Feb 24 Quote from Robert Frost (39)

Personalist 13 1964 Spring Hartsock, Mildred E. “Robert Frost: Poet of Risk”(157-175)

Personalist 13 1966 Summer Knox, George “A Backward Motion Toward theSource” (365-381)

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Personalist 13 1968 Winter Morrow, Patrick “The Greek Nexus in Robert Frost’s‘West-Running Brook’” (24-33)

Phillips AcademyAndover (v. 54, no.4)

13 1960 Summer Brown, William H. “News of Andover” (16-17)

Phillips AcademyAndover Mirror (v.107,No.3)

13 [1961] “Editorial Reflections: A Conversation with RobertFrost” (4-5, 32)Photo of Robert Frost (6)Frost, Robert “The Traitor”(7)

Cover is a reproductionof June 1892 (v.2 no.2) issue’s cover

Phillips Exeter Bulletin(v. 40, n. 4)

7 1944 Summer Phillips, Henry “News of the School” (11) Photo of Robert Frostspeaking at an ExeterEvent

Phillips Exeter 13 1957 Jan cover photoFrost, Robert “One More Brevity” (18-20)

photo of RF at Exeter onp. 19

Phillips Exeter Bulletin(v. 53, no. 1)

7 1957 Jan Frost, Robert “One More Brevity” (18-19)

Phillips Exeter Bulletin 23 1979 Feb Tardiff, Olive. “Robert Frost Visits Exeter.” (51-56)

Pinkerton Critic (v.3,no.4)

23 1907 Mar Frost, Robert. “The Later Minstrel.”

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Pitcher of VermontCream, Free PublicLibrary Commission: Bulletin Supplement (v.51, no. 5)

7 1955 Sep Frost, Robert “The Runaway” (7)

Pittsburgh Press NP2 1960 Mar 20 Grand Old Man of Poetry. (36, 38-9)

Playboy 13 n.d. Frost, Robert “The Fire and Ice Rock” (pageunknown)

contains caricature of RF

Pleasure in Learning(v.11, no.4)

13 1963 Apr “In Memory of Robert Frost” (3) tribute to RF in a poetryreading event at NYU

Pleasures in Learning (v.4, no.3)

13 1956 Mar “Poetry Reading: Robert Frost” (4) reading by RF at NYU

Pleasures in Learning(v.IV, no.3)

22 1956 Mar “Poetry Reading-Robert Frost.” (4)

Pleasures in Learning(v.11, no.3)

13 1963 Mar Bower, Warren “Poet in Permanent Residence: SomeNotes Toward a Memoir of Robert Frost” (5-7)

Plymouth State CollegeAlumni Association:Conning Tower Gleanings(v. 19, no.1)

13 1969 Winter “Plymouth State College Library Given Early RobertFrost Documents, Photos and Poetry” (4-8)

contains copies ofmanuscripts and photos

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PMLA (Publications ofthe Modern LanguageAssociation of Americav.87, no.3)

13 1972 May Haynes, Donald T. “The Narrative Unity of A Boy’sWill” (452-464)

Poetry (v. 19, no.4) 13 1922 Jan Frost, Robert “The Witch of Coos” (175-181)

Poetry (v. 31, no. 5) 13 1928 Feb Mansfield, Margery “A Life of Frost” (292) Review of biography byMunson, Gorham.Robert Frost; A Study inSensibility and GoodSense

Poetry (v. 185, no. 1) 24 2004 Oct Stephen Dobyns, “Robert Frost,” (46-47)

Poetry (v.101, no.1 & 2) 13 1962 Oct- Nov Frost, Robert “The Prophets Really Prophesy AsMystics/The Commentators Merely By Statistics”(41-42)

Double Issue

Poetry (v.101, no.3) 13 1962 Dec Meredith, William “Robert Frost in Book Reviewsand Under the Aspect of Eternity” (200-203)

Also a xerox copy ofChicago Daily Newsclipping (11/10/58): seenote for vol 92 no.6

Poetry (v.104, no.4) 13 1964 Jul Morse, Samuel French “A Beginning” (253-257)

Poetry (v.2, no.2) 13 1913 May Pound, Ezra “A Boy’s Will, by Robert Frost, DavidNutt, London.” (72-76)

Review of poem byPound

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Poetry (v.3, no.5) 13 1914 Feb Frost, Robert “The Code - Heroics” (167-171)

Poetry (v.33, no.6) 13 1929 Mar “A Frugal Master” (333-336) Review of RF’s West-running Brook andSelected Poems

Poetry (v.46, no.6) 13 1935 Sep Fraser, Marjorie Frost “Three Poems” (320-321) Marjorie Frost Fraser isthe daughter of RF

Poetry (v.46, no.1) 13 1936 Apr Frost, Robert “At Woodward’s Garden” (1-2)Frost, Robert “Ten Mills” (3-5)

Poetry (v.5, no.3) 13 1914 Dec Pound, Ezra “Modern Georgics” (127-130) Review of RF’s poemNorth of Boston

Poetry (v.87, no.6) 13 1956 Mar “Why We’re Still Here” (editorial 360-361) Thanks to RF

Poetry (v.9, no.2) 13 1916 Nov Frost, Robert “Snow” (57-72)

Poetry (v.9, no.4) 13 1917 Jan “Frost and Masters” (202-207) Review of RF’s poemMountain Interval

Poetry (v.92, no.6) 13 1958 Sep Frost, Robert “Correspondence: Letter from RobertFrost to Henry Rago” (398)

Also is a clipping fromChicago Daily News(11/10/58) thatannounces this letter asthe top price sale at afund raiser for poetry

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Poetry (v.97, no.6) 13 1961 Mar “News Notes” (397)

Poetry Pilot 13 1959 Dec 01 “Twenty-Fifth Anniversary Dinner” (2,12) RF received withstanding ovation (2), book advertised (12)

Poetry Quarterly (v. 13,no.1)

13 1951 Spring Peschmann, Hermann “American Countryman” (42-45)

Review of CompletePoems of Robert Frost(cape, 18s)

Poetry Review (v. 31, no.2)

20 1940 Apr Heywood, Terence. Homage to Frost. (129-35)

Poetry Review (v.44,no.4)

13 1953 Oct-Dec Robert Frost Tribute by The Poetry Society (432)


13 1956 Jan-Mar Greene, Marc T. “Robert Frost at Home” (16-18)


13 1958 Jul-Sep “Robert Frost’s Address to the Poetry Society” (132)Frost, Robert “The Latest Portrait” (134)

Photo of RF on 134

Poetry Society ofAmerica Bulletin

13 1958 Feb Photos etc. on various pagesSpecial Notes: Robert Frost as winner of “TheAlexander Droutzkoy Memorial Award” (21) andCitation to Robert Frost (25)

RF as guest at the 48th

Annual Dinner of PSA

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13 1958 Jan “Salute to Robert Frost: 48th Annual Dinner of thePoetry Society of America”


13 1959 Dec-1960Jan

“The 50th Anniversary Dinner of the Poetry Societyof America” Special Note: “The Robert Frost Poetry Award” (21)


13 1962 Oct “Robert Frost’s recent 10-day visit to the USSR...”(News Brief 13)“Guidelines to the Robert Frost Annual PoetryAward” (26)


13 1962 Mar “Robert Frost, on his 87th Birthday, March 26"(cover)“Robert Frost’s first volume of new poetry to bebrought out since 1947 ...” (News brief 8)


13 1962 Feb Various pagesSpecial Note: Bust of Robert Frost by Leo Cherne oncover


13 1962 May Various PagesSpecial Note: “The Installation Ceremony of theCherne Bust of Frost” (23)


13 1962 Apr “Photo of Frost bust and column in PSA Garden”(13)

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13 1962 Nov “The 1962 Edward MacDowell Medal...” (NewsBrief 17)


13 1962 Dec-1963Jan

“The 53rd Anniversary Dinner of the Poetry Societyof America” Robert Frost as speaker (3)


22 1962 Dec-1963Jan

“Officers, 1961-2"(15)


13 1963 Feb “The 53rd Anniversary Dinner on the DAIS”(3,4,8,46,47)


13 1963 Oct “Guidelines to the Robert Frost Annual PoetryAward (21)

Enclosed TheophileGautier’s “L’Art”


13 1963 May “Guidelines to the Robert Frost Annual PoetryAward” (29)


22 1963 Dec-1964Jan

Kennedy, John F. (16) Excerpt from dedicationspeech of Frost Library


13 1964 Feb “The handling out of awards ...” (12)


13 1964 Apr “Before coming to the main course of the evening’sfare ...” (New Brief 4)

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13 1964 Mar Mention of Robert Frost in Casimir Wierzynski’sspeech (4)


13 1965 Oct Various Pages including 3,11,19Special Note: “A Tree is Planted” (3)


13 1966 Oct “Robert Frost’s homestead in South Shaftsbury ...”(18)Quote regarding Robert Frost’s honorarypresidency(35)


13 1967 Feb Margaret Dole McCall Brings Original Holograph ofFrost’s poem The Cow in Apple Time (27)


13 1967 May Dean Haberly’s biography of Robert Frost, TheEarly Years (8)


13 1968 Jan Gorham Munson’s speech on Robert Frost” (5-9)


13 1968 May Ray Middleton’s reading of Robert Frost’s “StoppingBy Woods...” (13,24)

Poetry Wales (v.13, no.4) 13 1978 Spring “Letters of Robert Frost” (7-23)Thomas, R. George “Edward Thomas and RobertFrost” (24-41)

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Poets & Writers (v.29,no.5)

22 2001 Sep-Oct Chase, Stacey. “Making Frost Sing.” (6-7)

Popular Photography(v.54, no.5)

13 1964 May Photograph of Robert Frost by Ray Fisher (62)

Post-Standard SundayMagazine

OS8 1963 Aug 25 Carroll, Walter. Howard G. Schmitt, Friend andCollector – Where Two Roads Converged. (4, 5, 7,8)

W/ photos.

Princeton Alumni Weekly(v.57, no.8)

13 1956 Nov 9 Thompson, Lawrance “A California Boyhood:Robert Frost” (13-15)

Princeton Alumni Weekly 13 1971 [late May,early Jun]

Kesler, Andrew “Mr. Thompson and Robert Frost”(6-8)

Princeton UniversityLibrary Chronicle (v.34,no.3)

13 1973 Spring Perkins, Courtland D., Richard M. Ludwig, CarlosBaker and E.D.H. Johnson “Lawrance R. Thompson1906-1973" (206-209)

Princetonian (v. 78, no.146)

NP2 1955 Jan 05 NBC, University Present “Princeton ‘55" TV Series. (1)


NP2 1955 Jan 11 Robert Frost Shows No Enthusiasm on NBC. (4)


NP2 1956 Apr 12 Ridgeway, James F. Frost Will Read Pulitzer AwardWinning Verses. (1, 3)

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NP2 1956 Apr 13 Ridgeway, James F. ‘Philosopher-King’ Frost ReadsPoems. (1)


NP2 1957 Dec 02 Katsky, Ronald L. Poet Frost to Lecture onThursday, Breaks Traditional Speaker Policy. (3)


NP2 1957 Dec 05 Katsky, Ronald B. Famous Robert Frost SpeaksHere Tonight. (3)


NP2 1957 Dec 06 Poet Frost Recites Poetry, Comments on “Spirit”Value. (1, 5)

Print (v. 3, no.1) 13 1942 Spring Mention of Frost in relation to graphic arts (V, 63)

Printing and Graphic Arts 13 1960 Dec Mention of Frost in caption of picture A WitnessTree (101)

possible that Frost maybe mentioned in otherpages as well

Printing History (v. 8, no.1)

20 1986 Corbin, Harold. Joseph Blumenthal, Robert Frostand His Printers. (34-6)

Book review.

Proof 4: The Yearbook ofAmerican Bibliographicaland Textual Studies

23 ca. 1975 Barrett, Clifton Waller. “Twilight: Robert Frost’sFirst Book.” (3-5)Frost, Robert. “Twilight.” (7-22)

Publisher’s Auxiliary FB4 1957 Jun 08 Article Not Found.

Publisher’s Weekly(v.184, no.4)

14 1963 Jul 22 “The Letters of Robert Frost to Louis Untermeyer”(cover)

advertisement forcoming of book

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Publisher’s Weekly(v.185, no.9)

*** 1964 Mar 02 Paul A. Bennett, “Robert Frost: ‘Best-printed U.S.author and his printer, Spiral Press,” (82-90)

Publishers’ Weekly 13 1949 Nov 26 “News of the Week: Robert Frost Awarded LimitedEditions Club Medal” (2207-2208)

clipping contains novolume/number

Publishers’ Weekly 13 1950 May 20 “The Senate Honors Frost on his 75th Birthday” clipping contains nopage number

Publishers’ Weekly(v.166, no.15)

13 1954 Oct 09 “Theodore Roosevelt Association Medal” (NewBrief 1565)


14 1960 Apr 18 “The Atlantic will carry excerpts from ‘Robert Frost:The Trial by Existence’...” (News Brief 15)


14 1960 Oct 10 “Lesley Frost to Open Literary Agency” (28)


14 1960 Oct 03 “National Honor for Poets” (42)


14 1961 Jun 05 “Currents: Conversation with Frost” (11)


14 1963 May 06 “Fifty Books of the Year” (66) RF’s In the Clearing isone of the 50 books ofthe year

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14 1963 Mar 18 Brower, Reuben A. “The Poetry of Robert Frost:Constellations of Intention” (16)



14 1963 Feb 11 “Obituary Notes” (96-97)


14 1963 Aug 12 “The Letters of Robert Frost to Louis Untermeyer”(57)

advertisement for sellingof book


14 1964 Mar 02 Bennett, Paul A. “Robert Frost: ‘Best Printed’ U.S.Author, And His Printer, Spiral Press” (82-90)

Publishers’ Weekly 23 1964 Mar 02 Bennet, Paul. “Robert Frost: “Best-Printed” U.S.Author, And His Printer, Spiral Press.”


14 1966 May 09 “Holt Marks Its 100 Years” (Mention of RF on 32,38, 39)


14 1966 Feb 07 Bennet, Paul A. “Spiral Press Honored With Exhibitat Morgan Library” (99)

Mention of RF inrelation to the printercompany

Punch (v.136, no.6191) 14 1959 Apr 08 “Poets’ Corner” (496) Caricature Sketch of RF

Quarterly Journal ofSpeech

23 1950 Apr Cook, Reginald. L. “Notes on Frost the Lecturer.”(127-132)

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Quarterly Journal ofSpeech (v.42, no.2)

14 1956 Apr Cook, Reginald L. “Notes on Frost the Lecturer”(127-132)

Queen 14 1957 Jun 25 “Robert Frost” (35) clipping: generalbiography

Randolph-MaconAlumnae Bulletin (v.53,no.3)

14 1960 Apr Kantak, Vaman Y. “”On Reading a Frost Poem” (10-13)Frost, Robert “Directive”

Raritan (v. 2, no. 2) 20 1982 Fall Michaels, Walter Benn. Getting Physical. (103-13) Poirier, Richard. Frost, Winnicott, Burke. (114-27)Sabin, Margery. The Fate of the Frost Speaker. (128-39)

Re: Arts and Letters ofStephen F. Austin StateUniversity (v.4, no.1)

14 1970 Fall Domina, Lyle “The Experimental Mode in Frost”(53-63)

Read (v. 12, no.13) 14 1963 Mar 01 “Robert Frost” (cover features RF, 21-22)“The Wit and Wisdom of Robert Frost” (23)*

* RF’s quotes

Read and Young America(v.2, no.6)

14 1952 Dec 01 Fisher, Dorothy Canfield “My Neighbor, RobertFrost” (14-15)

Reader Digest 23 1967 Thompson, Lawrance. “First Love.” (55-58)

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Reader’s Digest 14 1951 Jan “Robert Frost, Cracker-Barrel Socrates” (91-94) condensed from Time(Oct 9 1950)

Reader’s Digest 14 1954 Jul “Not Letter Perfect” (10) not true story about RFat Amherst College

Reader’s Digest 14 1958 May Dooley, Thomas A. “The Edge of Tomorrow” (26) Lines from RF quoted

Reader’s Digest 14 1960 Apr “A Walk with Robert Frost” (77-79)

Reader’s Digest 14 1960 Aug Personal Glimpses: David N. Keller’s quote (19)

Reader’s Digest 14 1961 Apr Drury, Michael “Robert Frost: His Power and HisGlory” (270-276)

condensed fromMcCall’s (April ‘60)

Reader’s Digest 14 1961 Jan Personal Glimpses: Elizabeth Shepley Sargeant’squote

RE: Carl Sandburg andRF

Reader’s Digest 14 1963 Apr Fleming, Thomas J. “Why DO We Neglect theUseful Art of Memorizing?” (271-275)

Mention of Mrs. JosephW. Ballantine, daughterof RF

Reader’s Digest 14 1967 Aug Thompson, Lawrance “First Love” (55-58) RF”s first love, SabraPeabody, rediscoverslove notes written by RFas a 12 year old boy

Reader’s Digest 14 n.d. Personal Glimpses: Warren Walworth’s quote clipping

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Reader’s Subscription 14 1959 Jul “Robert Frost Reads His Poetry” (11) advertisement for bookalong with a quote by RF

Readers Digest 23 ca. 1960-1961 Drury, Michael. “Robert Frost: His Power and HisGlory.”

Reading and Collecting(v. 1, no.10)

14 1937 Sep Newdick, Robert S. “Design in the Books of RobertFrost” (5,6,15)

Redbook (v.122, no.2) 14 1963 Dec Frost, Lesley “Our Family Christmas” (45, 97-98)

Reflections of LakeForest Academy

14 1963 Spring Memorial to Robert Frost (cover)Corbin Jr., Harold H. “Introduction to Robert Frost’sLecture” (6)

Photo of RF on 7

Renascence (v.11, no.4) 14 1959 Summer Shalvey, Thomas J. “Valer and Frost: Two Views ofSubjective Reality” (185-188)

Repertory Review of TheUniversity of DetroitRepertory Theater (v.3,no.1)

14 1962 Winter “Robert Frost Comes to Detroit” (6-9) Student Poems written toRF

Reporter 14 1960 May 26 “Chairman of the Board” RF addressing Senatorsfrom New York Times

Reporter 14 1962 Apr 12 Rosenthal, M.L. “The Two Frosts” (50-52)

Reporter 14 1963 Feb 28 “Robert Frost 1875-1963" (20)

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Reporter 23 1963 Feb 28 “Robert Frost, 1875-1963." (20)

Research Review (v.8,no.5)

14 1961 May 12 “Poet Robert Frost Sits for a Sculpture by LeoCherne” (4)

No Author.

Resources for AmericanLiterary Study (v.22,no.1)

23 1996 Richardson, Mark. “Robert Frost’s Prose Writings:An Annotated Checklist and Introductory Essay.”(37-77)

Review of Liberal Arts ofThe Otaru University (no.6)

14 1953 Jul Maeda, Cana “Robert Frost: For Children” (65-98) text in English

Review of Liberal Arts ofThe Otaru University(no.8)

14 1954 Jul Maeda, Cana “Robert Frost: A Stay AgainstConfusion’ (73-96)

text in English

Review of Liberal Arts ofthe Otaru University(no.11)

14 1956 Jan Maeda, Cana “Robert Frost: For Japanese Children”(1-14)

text in English

Review of EnglishLiterature of KyotoUniversity (v.3)

14 1956 Mar Murakami, Shiko “Some Dialogical Poems byRobert Frost” [77-99]

text in Japanese - pagenumber uncertain

Revue des Deux Mondes(v.17, no.1)

14 1923 Sep 01 Feuillerat, Albert “Poetes AmericainsD’Aujourd’Hui - M. Robert Frost” (185-210)

text in French

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Rhode Island Universityof, Alumni Bulletin (v.36,no.1)

14 1956 Jan-Feb “Frost Spellbinds Campus, Receives URI Degree”(3)

cover features photo ofRF with URI students

Rising Generation (v.99,no.12)

14 1953 Dec 01 Frost, Robert “After Apple-Picking” (50) withtranslation and discussion in Japanese by IchiroAndo and Katsuji Takamura “On Frost’s Poetry”(50-53)

see enclosed card


14 1954 Sep 01 Martin, Burton E. “Robert Frost As A Star Poet III,IV” (29-32)

conclusion of article


14 1954 Aug 01 Martin, Burton E. “Robert Frost As A Star Poet I, II”(10-12)

Text in English, articlenot completed


14 1963 Apr 01 Ando, Ichio “Death of the Poet Robert Frost” (1, 23) text in Japanese, seeenclosed card

Robert Frost SocietyNewsletter

20 1984 Spring all articles.

Robert Frost Review 20 1991 Fall all articles.




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Robert Frost Review 23 1997 Fall Francis, Leslie Lee. Untitled review of Homage toRobert Frost. (88-92)

Robert Frost Review 23 1999 Fall Francis, Leslie Lee. “Robert Frost in SpanishTranslation. (1-14)


Robert Frost SocietyNewsletter

20 2001 Spring all articles.

Rockford Morning Star FB4 1954 Mar 28 A Poet on His 80th Birthday. (A-12)

Rockford Morning Star FB4 1958 May 24 New Chore for Robert Frost. (A-6)

Rockford Register-Republic (v. 100, no. 179)

FB4 1954 Sep 10 A Poet’s Protest. (A-200)


FB4 1955 Nov 11 Youth Has Faith in Future, Poet Robert Frost Avows. (A-12)


FB4 1958 Jan 09 Robb, Inez. Robert Frost for Nobel Award.

Rockford Register-Republic

FB4 1958 May 19 ‘Love What’s Lovable, Hate What’s Hateable’ –Frost. (A-3)


FB4 1958 Jun 02 What Other Papers Say. (A-14)

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Rockhurst Magazine 14 1960 Mar “Poet Delights Kansas City Audience” (6-7) photo on cover and 2

Rural Vermonter (v.1,no.1)

14 1962 Fall Orton, Vrest “Interlude with Robert Frost” (27)

Russian Periodical 3E:Foreign Literature (no.4)

14 1936 Translation of the poems “Out, out”, “MendingWall”, “Fire and Ice”, “The Death of the Hired Man”(Pages Unknown) marked R.F.40

Russian clipping

Russian Periodical 2A[American Poets]

14 1946 Zenkevich, M. “The Tuft of Flowers” (87-92) text in Russian, clipping

Russian Periodical 3G 14 1959 Maskova, Translation of RF Poems (126-13)-marked R.F. 34

Russian clipping

Russian Periodical 2B:Foreign Literature

14 1960 “I Hear The Poets of America” (42-44) text in Russian, clipping

Russian Periodical 2C:Neva (no.12)

14 1962 Translation of RF Poems (122-123) text in Russian, clipping

Russian Periodical 3J:America (no.74)

14 1962 Article in Russian (47) Russian clipping

Russian Periodical 3A 14 1962 Sep 10 Translation of RF Poems (Pages Unknown)- markedR.F.12

Russian clipping

Russian Periodical 3B:Nedelia (no.36)

14 1962 Sep 2-8 Translation of RF Poems (7)- marked R.F. 9 Russian clipping

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Russian Periodical 3H:Ogniok Journal (no.38)

14 1962 Translation of RF Poem (28)- marked R.F.6 Russian clipping

Russian Periodical 3D:Literature Paper

14 1962 Sep 08 Translation of RF Poems (Page Unknown) - markedR.F. 35

Russian clipping

Russian Periodical 3I:Literature Paper

14 1963 Jan 31 Translation of RF Poems (Page Unknown)- markedR.F.17

Russian clipping

Russian Periodical 3C:Ogniok (no.6)

14 1963 Translation of RF Poems (4)- marked R.F. 21 Russian clipping

Russian Periodical 1A(no.2)

14 1963 Feb Inostrannaya literatura (4-7) text in Russian

Russian Periodical 2D:New World

14 1965 Translation of the poems “Out, out”, “MendingWall”, “Fire and Ice”, “The Death of the Hired Man”(98-106)

Russian clipping

Russian Periodical 1B(v.41 no.12)

14 1965 Dec “Novy Mir” (90-95) text in Russian

Russian Periodical 3F 14 n.d. Marked R.F.13 Russian clipping

Rutgers Targum (v. 98,no. 35)

NP2 1956 Nov 28 Frost Lectures Tonight in Kirkpatrick Chapel. (1)

Rutgers Targum (v. 98,no. 37)

NP2 1956 Nov 30 Volz, Doc. Frost Lecture Proves Humorous,Interesting. (3)

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Rutland Daily Herald (v.104, no. 78)

FB4 1957 Apr 01 (7) Photo and caption.

Rutland Daily Herald FB4 1957 Apr 02 Article Not Located.

Rutland Daily Herald (v.105, no. 3)

FB4 1958 Jan 03 Poet Frost To Be Honored By Poetry Society. (7)

Sabrina of AmherstCollege (no.2, v.13)

14 1954 Oct “The Alumni House” (12) Mention of RF

San Francisco Chronicle(v. 94, no. 129)

FB4 1958 May 09 Stanford Ovation for Robert Frost. (2)

Sarah Lawrence AlumnaeMagazine

14 1956 Jun “Our Twenty-Eighth Commencement” (15) Photo of RF atCommencement oncover

Sarah Lawrence College 14 n.d. Contains Photo of RF (pages not numbered) index card marks page

Saturday Evening Post (v.229, no. 35)

OS8 1957 Mar 02 Poet Robert Frost Finds Us the Freest People onEarth. (10)

Saturday Evening Post (v.233, no. 26-7)

OS8 1960 Dec 24 Letters. (4,6)

Saturday Evening Post (v.236, no. 31)

OS8 1963 Aug 14 To Prayer I go: The Letters of Robert Frost to LouisUntermeyer. (47-59)

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Saturday Evening Post 23 1963 Sep 14 Kahn, Roger. “To Prayer I Go, The Letter of RobertFrost to Louis Untermeyer.” (47-56)

Saturday Evening Post 22 1963 Sep 14 filed in oversize box

Saturday Review ofLiterature (v. 1, 35)

NP2 1925 Mar 28 Frost, Robert. Unnoticed. (1)

Saturday Review ofLiterature (v.5, no.12)

14 1928 Oct 13 Frost, Robert “The Middletown Murder” (216)

Saturday Review ofLiterature (v. 5, no. 12)

NP2 1928 Oct 13 Frost, Robert. The Middletown Murder. (216)


14 1934 Oct 6 Frost, Robert “Two Tramps in Mud-TIme” (156)

Saturday Review (v. 11,no. 12)

NP2 1934 Oct 06 Frost, Robert. Two Tramps in Mud-Time. (2)


NP2 1934 Nov 10 Frost, Robert. Ungathered Apples. (1)


NP2 1934 Dec 22 Benet, William Rose. The Phoenix Nest. (392)


14 1935 Nov 30 Frost, Robert “Lost in Heaven” (7)

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14 1935 Nov 09 Carroll, Gladys Hasty “New England Sees ItThrough” (3,4,14,17)


14 1935 Mar 30 Frost, Robert “Not Quite Social” (578)


14 1935 Nov 02 Hopper, V. Foster “Robinson and Frost” (9) Letter to the Editor


NP2 1935 Feb 02 Frost, Robert. Leaves Compared with Flowers. (1)


NP2 1935 Mar 30 Frost, Robert. Not Quite Social. (578)

Saturday Review ofLiterature (v.13 no.11)

14 1936 Jan 11 Frost, Robert “To a Thinker in Office” (11)


14 1936 May 30 Benet, William Rose “Wise Old Woodchuck” (6) Review of RF’s AFurther Range, photo ofRF on cover

Saturday Review 23 1936 May 30 “Wise Old Woodchuck.” (6)


14 1937 Dec 25 Frost, Robert “To A Young Wretch” (11)

Saturday Review ofLiterature (v. 17, no.10)

15 1938 Jan 01 Devoto, Bernard “The Critics and Robert Frost”(3,4,14,15)

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15 1938 Feb 26 Untermeyer, Louis “Play in Poetry” (3,4,14,16) mention of RF on 16

Saturday Review ofLiterature

23 1938 Jan 01 DeVoto, Bernard. “The Critics of Robert Frost. “ (4-5, 14-15)


15 1940 Mar 23 Howe, M.A. Dewolfe “You Used to Read It, Too”(3,4,17,18)

Photo and quote of RFon 4


15 1942 Apr 25 “Frost at Sixty-Seven” (7) clipping, vol and nounknown


15 1944 Aug 05 Benet, William Rose “Poetry’s Last Twenty Years”(100-104)“Pulitzer Prize Books Since 1924: Poetry- 1931Collected Poems by Robert Frost” (121)


15 1945 Mar 24 “A Cabin in Meadow...” (4)Bacon, Leonard “Robert Frost and the Man of Uz”(24)

*Ad for and review ofRF’s A Masque ofReason


23 1945 Nov 03 Havighurst, Walter. “Out of the RegionalMagazine.“ (15)


15 1947 Dec 06 Hillyer, Robert “Resolution of God’s Justice” (54-56)

Review of RF”s AMasque of Mercy

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15 1948 Aug 21 Keith, Joseph Joel “Robert Frost” (18) clipping of a poem aboutRF, no vol/no indicated


15 1949 Jul 16 Holmes, John “Designs of Self Discovery” (9-10) review of CompletePoems of Robert Frosts


15 1949 Aug 6 Benet, William Rose “Remembering the Poets: AReviewer’s Vista” (46, 48, 50, 52)


15 1951 May 13 Ciardi, John “Letter to Letter-Writers” (15,48) clipping


15 1954 Jan 16 Cane, Melville “Are Poets Returning To Lyricism?”(8-10, 40, 41)


15 1954 Oct 16 Salomon, I.L. “Indwelling (To R.F.)” (32)


15 1956 Mar 24 Bulkeley, Morgan “Chores with Robert Frost”


15 1956 Apr 07 Munson, Gorham “Workshops for Writers” (34-38)


15 1957 May 04 Scott, Winfield Townley “The Poet as Yankee” (26) review of a biography ofRF

Saturday Review ofLiterature [v.41]

15 1958 May 10 Jenkins, Joseph H. “Finding Each Other” (19) clipping, response toCiardi’s article

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15 1958 Dec 27 Wortman, Doris Nash “Kingsley Double-CrosticNo.1292" (backside cover)

RF is the solution


15 1958 Feb 01 Waldman, Susie “Golf Widows’ Winter Lament(with apologies to Robert Frost)” (9)


15 1958 Apr 12 Ciardi, John “Robert Frost: The Way to the Poem”(13-15, 65-66)

Frost, Robert “Of a Winter Evening” (66) and“Stopping By Wood On A Snowy Evening” (13)

features RF on the cover


15 1958 May 03 Ciardi, John “Germinal Stuff”(23) clipping, Ciardi adding anote to his article


15 1958 Ciardi, John “Writers as Readers of Poetry” (32) clipping

Saturday Review 23 1958 Apr 12 Ciardi, John. “Robert Frost: The Way to the Poem.”(13-15)

cover and article. p.65missing.


15 1959 Jan 03 Wortman, Doris Nash “Kingsley Double-CrosticNo.1293" (backside cover)

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15 1959 Mar 21 Ciardi, John “Robert Frost: Master ConversationalistAt Work” (17-20, 54); Frost, Robert “The GreatEvent Is Science. The Great Misgiving, the Fear ofGod, Is That the Meaning of It Shall Be Lost” (18);Thompson, Lawrance “A Native to the Grain of theAmerican Idiom” (21,55-56)

Saturday Review 22 1959 Mar 21 Ciardi, John. “RobertFrost: Master Conversationalistat Work.” (17-19)Thompson, Lawrance. “A Native to the Grain of theAmerican Idiom.” (19-20)

Poems by and aboutFrost

Saturday Review 23 1959 Mar 21 Ciardi, John. “Robert Frost: MasterConversationalist at Work.” (17-9, 54-5)


15 1960 Jun 25 Fuller, John G. “Trade Wings: Robert Frost” (6)


15 1960 Jul 2 Thompson, Lawrance “Nature’s Bard Rediscovered”(22-23)


15 1960 Feb 27 Shapiro, Karl “T.S. Eliot: The Death of LiteraryJudgment” (mention of RF on 14)

Saturday Review ofLiterature [vol 43]

15 1960 Oct 8 Apple Jr., R.W. “The Gold Rush on Publishers’Row” (13-15, 47-49)

clipping, vol/nounidentified

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15 1960 Oct 15 Yale University Press “Four great men of letters...” Ad for John F. Lynen’sThe Pastoral Art ofRobert Frost

Saturday Review ofLiterature (vol 43, no.44)

15 1960 Oct 29 Cournos, John “An Environment for Writers” (13-15)


15 1961 Feb 4 Beatty Jr, Jerome “Trade Winds: Anecdotes I Don’tBelieve Ever Happened - No.4" (8)

Most, Steve “Letters to the Editor: Literary Find”(25)


15 1961 Jun 17 Photograph of RF on 46.


15 1961 Jul 8 Ciardi, John “Manner of Speaking: A Praise of GoodTeachers” (28)

clipping


15 1961 Apr 1 Fuller, John G. “Trade Winds: If Robert Frost...” (7)


15 1961 Oct 21 Ciardi, John “Manner of Speaking: Poetry and Luck”(39)


15 1962 Mar 24 Ciardi, John “Robert Frost: American Bard” (15-17,52-54)

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Saturday Review 22 1962 Mar 24 Ciardi, John. “Robert Frost: American Bard.” (15-17)

Cover also.

Saturday Review 23 1962 Mar 24 Ciardi, John. “Robert Frost: American Bard.” Cover only


15 1963 Feb 2 Wortman, Doris Nash “Kingsley Double-CrosticNo.1504" (back cover)

puzzle


15 1963 Apr 27 Munson, Gorham “Workshops for Writers” (45)


15 1963 Mar 16 Advertisement for Elizabeth Shepley Sergeant’sbook Robert Frost: The Trial by Existence (12)


15 1963 Feb 23 Anderson, Charles R. “Robert Frost 1874-1963" (17-20); Dickey John S. “Robert Frost: Teacher-at-Large” (21-22); Nims, John Frederick “TheClassicism of Robert Frost” (22-23); Ciardi, John“Robert Frost: To Earthward” (24)


15 1963 Feb 16 !!!!!!


15 1963 Feb 9 “Solution of Last Week’s Kingsley Double-CrosticNo.1504" is Robert Frost: In The Clearing (“Closedfor Good”) (10)

answer to puzzle

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Saturday Review 23 1963 Oct 05 Cox, James M. “The Stamp of a Heroic Life.” (43-44)


15 1964 Sep 5 Edel, Leon “Spirals of Reason and Fancy” (23-24)”; Edman, Irwin “The Spoken Word: Robert Frost’svoice was made ...” (71)

*Review of LawranceThompson’s (ed)Selected Letters ofRobert Frost

Saturday Review 23 1964 Mar 21 “How Free is Free Verse?” (14) page missing?


20 1965 Oct 30 Article not located.


15 1966 Nov 5 Untermeyer, Louis “The Fates Defied the Muse”(32-33)

Review of LawranceThompson’s book RobertFrost: The Early Years1874-1915


20 1966 Jul 09 Article not located.

Saturday Review 15 1970 Aug 15 Aldridge, John W. “Frost Removed From Olympus”(21-23, 29-30)

Saturday Review 22 1970 Aug 15 Aldridge, John. “Frost Removed from Olympus.”(23)

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20 1974 Sep 7 Norman Rockwell’s Medallic Tribute to RobertFrost. Inside Cover.

Scarsdale Inquirer (v. 37,no. 36)

FB4 1955 Sep 09 9. Photo and caption.

Scarsdale Inquirer (v. 38,no. 20)

FB4 1956 May 18 Friends of Library Spend Evening with Robert Frost. (1)

Scopus (v.15, no.2) 15 1961 May “Robert Frost as the University” (19)

Scopus (v.17, no.2) 15 1963 Jun Kahn, Sholom J. “Robert Frost and the HebrewUniversity” (16-17)

Scribner’s (v.95, no.4) 15 1934 Apr Frost, Robert “On the Heart’s Beginning to Cloudthe Mind” (286)

Scribner’s (v.96, no.2) 15 1934 Aug Frost, Robert “They Were Welcome to Their Belief”(86)

Scribner’s (v.96, no.6) 15 1934 Dec Frost, Robert “On A Bird Singing In Its Sleep” (344)

Senior Scholastic (v.47,no.13)

15 1945 Dec 10 Frost, Robert “Good Relief” (21)

Senior Scholastic /Scholastic Teacher (v.73,no.9)

15 1958 Nov 7 “Hero Behind the Headlines: The Potato BrushedClean” (13)

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Senior Scholastic /Scholastic Teacher (v.91,no.5)

15 1967 Oct 19 Maxwell, Margaret “Swinger of Birches: RobertFrost Remembered” (10-11)

Seven Arts 15 1916 Nov Frost, Robert “The Bonfire” (25-28)

Seven Arts 15 1917 Feb Frost, Robert “A Way Out” (347-362) first printing of RF”splay

Seventeen OS8 1960 Oct First, Helen G. Curl Up and Read. (8)

Sewanee Review (v.45,no.4)

15 1937 Oct -Dec Moore, Merrill “Poetic Agrarianism: Old Style”(507-509)


15 1940 Jul-Sep Newdick, Robert S. “Robert Frost’s Other Harmony”(409-418)


15 1948 Autumn Winters, Yvor “Robert Frost: Or, The SpiritualDrifter As Poet” (564-596)

Sewanee Review (v. 94,no.1)

20 1986 Winter Cox, James M. Recovering Frost’s Literary Life. (118-23)

Shenandoah (TheWashington and LeeUniversity) (v.14, no.4)

15 1963 Summer Hirschman, Jack “WCW” (3-10)

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Shenandoah (v. 26, no. 2) 20 1975 Winter Udall, Stewart L. Robert Frost, Kennedy andKhrushchev: A Memoir of Poetry and Power. (52-68)

Simmons Review (v.45,no.3)

15 1963 Spring Hill, Carol Ludwig “The Poem and Robert Frost” (4-5,15)

Sky and Telescope (v.15,no.5)

15 1956 Mar Proctor, Percy M. “A Tribute to Robert Frost” (212)

Smith College, A LetterFrom

15 1961 May “A poetry reading by Robert Frost ...” (1-4)

Sophian (v. 5, no. 8) NP2 1956 Oct 23 Robert Frost Reads Tonight. (1)

Sophian (v. 5, no. 9) NP2 1956 Oct 25 Fisher, Sherry. Frost Recites; SCADS Benefits. (1,4)

South Atlantic Quarterly(v.35 no.4)

15 1936 Oct Knowlton, Edgar C. “Poems by Robert Frost” (460-462)

review of RF”s AFurther Range


15 1939 Jan Newdick, Robert S. “Robert Frost Looks at War”(52-59)


15 1955 Jul Mulder, William “Freedom and Form: Robert Frost’sDouble Discipline” (386-393)


15 1958 Summer Montgomery, Marion “Robert Frost and His Use ofBarriers: Man vs. Nature Toward God” (339-353)

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15 1959 Winter Ogilvie, John T. “From Woods to Stars: A Pattern ofImagery in Robert Frost’s Poetry” (64-76)

South Atlantic Bulletin(v.26 no.1)

15 1960 May Cahoon, Herbert “Virginia’s Barrett Library” (1-5)


15 1966 Autumn Sampley, Arthur M. “The Tensions of Robert Frost”(431-437)


15 1971 Summer Sampley, Arthur M. “The Myth and the Quest: TheStature of Robert Frost” (287-298)


15 1974 Autumn Watkins, Floyd C. “Going and Coming Back: RobertFrost’s Religious Poetry” (445-459)

South Carolina Review(v.7 no.1)

15 1974 Nov Calhoun, Richard J. (ed) “Frost in the Carolinas” (3-12); Harris, Kathryn Gibbs “Robert Frost’s EarlyEducation in Science” (13-33); Sanders, David Alan“Words in the Rush of Everything to Waste: A PoeticTheme in Frost” (34-47); Greiner, Donald J. “RobertFrost, The Poet as Critic: “An Analysis and aChecklist” (48-60)

South Carolina Review(v. 12, no. 2)

21 1980 Spring Angyal, Andrew J. Literary Politics and the Shapingof the Frost Poetic Canon. 47-55.

South Carolina Review(v. 19, special issue)

21 1987 Summer Special Frost issue.

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South Carolina Review(v. 23, no. 1)

21 1990 Fall Katz, Sandra. “The World is Evil”: PersonalExperience Dramatized in “Home Burial”. 122-35.

South Dakota Review(v.1 no.2)

15 1964 May James, Stuart B. “The Home’s Tyranny: RobertFrost’s ‘A Servant to Servants’ and Andrew Wyeth’s‘Christina’s World’” (3-15)

Southern Review ofLouisiana StateUniversity (v.6 no.1)

15 1964 May Tate, Allen “Hardy’s Philosophic Metaphors” (99-108)

Thomas HardyCentennial Issue,mention of RF on p.100

Southern Review (v.1no.3)

15 1965 Spilka, Mark “The Affective Fallacy Revisited” (57-72)

Mention of RF on p.62

Southern Review ofLouisiana StateUniversity (v.2 no.4, newseries)

15 1966 Autumn Robert Frost: Critical Views and Reminiscences(735-862)

Section on RF consistingof writings by fourteenauthors

Southwest Review (v.57no.2)

16 1972 Spring Gerald, Gregory Fitz and Ferguson, Paul “The FrostTradition: A Conversation with William Meredith”(108-117)

Southwest Review (v. 71,no. 2)

21 1986 Spring Ridland, John. Fourteen Ways of Looking at a BadMan. 222-42.

Southwest Review (v. 80,no. 1)

21 1995 Winter Klausner, Lewis. Frost’s Claim to Immortality. 137-47.

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Spectator (no. 7005) OS8 1962 Sep 28 Montague, John. True Observation. 445. Review of, In theClearing

Spectator (v.53 no.1) 22 1957 Oct 12 “Robert Frost Will Visit Academy.” (1)

Spectrum (v.3 no.1) 22 1975 Sep 11 “Treasure chest of Robert Frost papers donated byRichards.”

Sphere 16 1957 Jun 8 “Robert Frost at Manchester” (photo) cutting by Durrant’sPress Cuttings

Spirit (v. 54) 21 1988Fall/Winter

Langman, Peter. Neighbors. 28-30. Response to “MendingWall”

Spiritus Mundi (AmherstCollege Publication)

22 ca.1957 “A One-sided Dialogue.” (2)

Spiritus Mundi NP2 n/a A One-Sided Dialogue. AC Student Publication

Spiritus Mundi 16 [1955 Nov 1] “A One-Sided Dialogue” one page front and backnewsletter

Sports Illustrated (v.5no.4)

16 1956 Jul 23 Frost, Robert “Perfect Day - A Day of Prowess” (51-53)

RF writes about baseball

Sports Illustrated (v.5.no.4)

22 1956 Jul 23 Frost,Robert “Baseball.” (51-53)

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Springfield Daily News(v. 78, no. 75)

FB4 1958 May 21 Frost to Have Library Post. 1.

Springfield SundayRepublican

FB4 1954 Apr 04 Honoring Robert Frost on His 80th Birthday. C-10.


FB4 1955 Mar 13 Frost, Robert. “The Aim Was Song.” C-14.


FB4 1957 May 19 Rogers, W. G. Both Oxford, Cambridge Will HonorRobert Frost. A-13.


FB4 1958 Oct 19 Frost Says His ‘College’ Would Take ‘All theGoats.’ A-3.

Springfield Union FB4 1954 Mar 26 ‘Poet of New England’ is 80. 1. Photo & caption

Springfield Union FB4 1954 Mar 27 Admirers Fete Robert Frost In Amherst Event. 2.

Springfield Union FB4 1954 Nov 17 Frost Given Degree by U. Of Cincinatti. 30.

Springfield Union FB4 1957 Jun 14 Frost Honored By University in Cambridge, Eng. 22.

Springfield Union FB4 1958 Feb 28 Poet White House Guest. 6.

Springfield Union FB4 1958 Mar 19 The Paperbacks. 8.

Springfield Union FB4 1958 Mar 26 Robert Frost at 84. 8.

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Springfield Union (v. 95,no. 119)

FB4 1958 May 22 Amherst Poet with New Boss. 1. Photo & caption.

Springfield Union (v. 95,no. 245)

FB4 1958 Oct 16 Poet Begins New Job at 84. 1, 4.

St. Lawrence Bulletin(v.29 no.4)

14 1971 Summer Wheelock, Dr. C. Webster “Frost: Robert andElinor” (6-7)

St. Lawrence Bulletin(v.30 no.5)

14 1972 Summer “Robert Frost Letter Given By Mrs. Salisbury ’12"(8)

copy of RF’s letter toMrs. Cleveland on 8

St. Petersburg Times FB5 1957 May 27 Frost, at 83, Now in England to Receive TwoHonorary Degrees. 34.

St. Petersburg Times FB5 1958 Apr 07 Ezra Pound’s Dark Night of Confinement May End. 5-A.

Stand (v.4 no.3) 16 [c. 1955] Lewis, C. Day “Edward Thomas” (43-47)

Stanford Daily (v. 133,no. 50)

FB4 1958 May 05 Frost Will Speak Today In Mem Aud Program. 1. Photo & Caption.

Stanford Daily (v. 133,no. 51)

FB4 1958 May 06 Quarles, Dave. Avoid Materialism, Poet FrostWarns. 1.

Photo & Caption.

Stanford Today (series 13no.3)

16 1961 Spring Stegner, Wallace “Robert Frost: A Lover’s Quarrelwith the World” (8-10)

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State University of NewYork Press

16 1969 Spring Thompson, Lawrance and Arnold Grade “NewHampshire’s Child: The Derry Journals of LesleyFrost” (2)

Stechert-Hafner BookNews (v.17 no.6)

16 1963 Feb “Book News and Commentary - Robert Frost” (68)

Studies in Bibliography(v.30)

16 1977 Crane, Joan “Robert Frost’s ‘Kitty Hawk’” (241-249)

Author’s name unclear

Stylus (Boston College)(v.70 no.3)

16 1957 Mar Blair, Sam “All the Difference” (10-4)

Stylus (Boston College)(v.70 no.4)

16 1957 May Adams, George and Frank Neelon “Robert Frost:Poet for a Jubilee” (43-52)

photographs of RF’sreading at BostonCollege

Sunday Star FB5 1958 Apr 13 Ottenberg, Miriam. Pound Bid Recalls Fate of 7Charged With Him. A-29.

Sunday Star FB5 1958 May 25 Books on Robert Frost Make Timely Bow. E-6.

Sweet Briar CollegeLibrary Gazette (v.2 no.3)

16 1968 Fall “Robert Frost: The First 65 Years” (entirenewsletter)

Symposium (of UnionCollege (v.2 no.2)

16 1963 Spring Smythe, Daniel “Words From Mr. Frost On A Visit”(20)

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Syracuse Daily Orange(v. 56, no. 113)

FB5 1959 Apr 20 Palmeter, David. Robert Frost to Address ScholasticConvo. 1.

Teaching and Learning 16 1960 Frost, Robert “Education by Poetry: A MeditativeMonologue” (5-12)

Telegraph-Herald FB5 1958 May 18 Poet Frost Stodgy Only When Young. 10.

Tennessee Studies inLiterature (v.14)

16 1969 Dowell, Peter W. “Counter-Images and TheirFunction in the Poetry of Robert Frost” (15-30)

Texas ChristianUniversity LiteraryJournal - Descant (v.16no.2)

16 1972 Winter Boyd, John D. “Frost’s Grafting In His Birches” (56-60)

Texas Quarterly (v.6no.2)

16 1963 Summer Judd, Dorothy “Reserve in the Art of Robert Frost”(60-67)


16 1968 Autumn Snow, Wilbert “The Robert Frost I Knew” (9-48)Yevish, Irving A. “Robert Frost: Campus Rebel”(49-55)


16 1972 Winter Watkins, Floyd C. “The Poetry of the Unsaid- RobertFrost’s Narrative and Dramatic Poems” (85-98)

Theater Arts 16 1952 Feb Popkin, Henry “Poets as Performers” (27,74) clipping

Think (v. 26 no.12) 16 1960 Dec Frost, Robert “Thoughts” (29)

Think (v. 27 no. 4) 16 1961 Apr Frost, Robert “Thoughts” (32)

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Think (v. 27 no. 5) 16 1961 May Frost, Robert “Thoughts” (32)

Think (v. 27 no. 9) 16 1961 Oct Frost, Robert “Thoughts” (19)

Think (v. 27 no. 2) 16 1961 Feb Frost, Robert “Thoughts” (23)

Think (v. 27. no. 8) 16 1961 Sep Frost, Robert “Thoughts” (32)

Think (v. 28 no. 3) 16 1962 Mar Frost, Robert “Thoughts” (32)

Think (v. 28 no. 7) 16 1962 Jul/Aug Frost, Robert “Thoughts” (32)

Think (v. 28 no. 10) 16 1962 Nov/Dec Gardner, John W. “You Can Tell a CreativeCompany by the People it Keeps” (2-7)

Frost picture andquotation

Think (v. 29 no. 3) 16 1963 Mar Frost, Robert “Thoughts” (11)

Think (v. 29 no. 7) 16 1963 Sep Frost, Robert “Thoughts” (32)

Think (v. 29 no. 8) 16 1963 Oct Frost, Robert “Thoughts” (21)

Think (v. 29 no. 4) 16 1963 Apr Frost, Robert “Thoughts” (11)


Think (v. 30 no. 1) 16 1964 Jan/Feb Frost, Robert “Thoughts” (32)

Think (v. 31 no. 2) 16 1965 Mar/Apr Frost, Robert “Thoughts” (15)

Think (v. 31 no. 5) 16 1965 Sep/Oct Frost, Robert “Thoughts” (26)

Think (v. 31 no. 3) 16 1965 May/Jun Frost, Robert “Thoughts” (32)

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Think (v. 32 no. 2) 16 1966 Mar/Apr Frost, Robert “Thoughts” (32)


Think (v. 36 no. 1) 16 1970 Jan/Feb Frost, Robert “Thoughts” (15)

Think (v. 36 no. 6) 16 1970 Nov/Dec Frost, Robert “Thoughts” 26)

Think (v.24 no.3) 16 1958 Mar Harris Jr., Arthur S. “A Visit with Robert Frost” (7-9)

Think (v.25 no.12) 16 1959 Dec Frost, Robert “Thoughts” (32)

Think (v.26 no.11) 16 1960 Nov Frost, Robert “Thoughts” (36)

Think (v.26 no.4) 16 1960 Apr Frost, Robert “Thoughts” (36)

Think (v.26 no.8) 16 1960 Aug Frost, Robert “Thoughts” (17)

This Week 22 1948 Aug 21 Keith, Joseph Joel. “Robert Frost.” (13) poem

This Week Magazine(New York HeraldTribune)

OS8 1954 Sep 05 Josephs, Ray. Robert Frost’s Secret. 2.

This Week in Chicago (v.71, no. 16)

16 1955 Nov 12 “Spotlight” (25-6) Poetry ReadingAnnouncement

This Week Magazine(New York HeraldTribune)

OS8 1960 Mar 12 Cole, Charles W. Find New Meanings. 2.

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Thoreau JournalQuarterly (v. 6 no. 1)

16 1974 Jan Basile, Joseph Lawrence. “The Playful Profundityof Thoreau and Frost” (22-3)

Thoreau Society Bulletin(no. 88)

16 1964 Summer Thompson, Lawrance. “Frost and Thoreau: AQuerty” (4)

Thought Currents inEnglish Literature (v. 26,no. 2)

16 Matsuhara, Iwao. “Robert Frost: The Man and thePoet” (1-16)

mostly written with kanji

Time 16 1936 June 8 Books: “Yankee Poet” (83) book review

Time 16 1938 July 9 retirement brief

Time 16 1939 May 15 Books: “The Muse” book review

Time 16 1939 Nov 27 “Frosty Beer” happenings brief

Time 23 1942 May 18 “A Witness Tree”

Time 16 1947 June 16 Books: “Steeple Bush” (102,104) book review

Time 16 1949 Nov 28 “The Laurels” happenings brief

Time 16 1949 Dec 19 Books: “The Year in Books” (49); “Poetry andCriticism” (99)

Time 16 1950 Oct 9 Books: “The Road Less Traveled By” (76-82) featured on cover

Time 16 1950 Dec 11 “Letters” (6); “A Letter from the Publisher” (15)

Time 23 1950 Oct 09 “Pawsky Poet.” (76-82)

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Time 23 1950 Oct 09 “Books” (76-82) 4 copies

Time 16 1951 Sep 24 Books: “Vermont Talk”

Time 16 1953 Dec 21 “People” (38) Frost quote onexpatriatism

Time 16 1954 May 24 “People” (43) on Limited Editionsaward

Time 16 1954 Apr 5 “People” (44) on his 80th

Time 16 1955 Nov 21 The Press: “Corner in Poetry” (76,8) Lannan’s relationshipwith Poetry magazine

Time16

1955 Dec 5 Books: “Time’s Sweet Praise” (120) Frost mentioned inreview of Donald Hall

Time 16 1955 May 2 “People” (40)

Time 16 1955 July 25 “The Raiders: Challenge to Management” (80-1) Lannan organized a VIP-drive (included Frost) tosave Poetry magazine

Time 16 1957 May 6 “People” (40) on honorary degrees

Time 16 1957 Nov 4 “People” (39) Frost quote onAmericanism

Time 16 1957 Dec 9 Books: “The Spoken Word” (116) review of his“Caedmon” reading

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Time 16 1957 June 24 Education: “The Visitor” (62) Frost at Cambridge

Time 16 1958 Apr 28 National Affairs: “Poetic Justice” (20) Frost speaks for EzraPound

Time 16 1958 May 26 “People” (40) on his aging

Time 16 1958 Oct 20 Eisenstaedt, Alfred. “A Gallery of Famed USElders” (64-5)

Frost picture

Time 16 1958 Oct 27 “People” (40) misc.

Time 16 1958 Dec 29 “People” (22) Frost quip in Christmascard

Time 16 1958 Dec 1 “People” Frost awarded

Time 16 1959 Sep 7 “People” (34) on humanities

Time 16 1959 Sep 14 “Public School Products” (71); (84) Frost picture, Frostportrait

Time 16 1960 May 2 Milestones: “Died. Ellery Sedgwick...” (81) Frost comments onrejection from Atlantic

Time 16 1960 July 4 Books: “Late Frost: Witty, Wise & Young” (81)

Time 16 1961 May 12 “People” (28) Frost, on his hair

Time 16 1961 May 19 Art: “With Wisdom Coiled Inside” (82) AC buys Chapin’sportrait of Frost

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Time 16 1961 Jan 27 The Presidency: “Dedication” (12) Frost/Kennedy

Time 16 1961 Mar 10 The Nation: “The Reigning Consensus” (17) Frost/Kennedy

Time 16 1962 Aug 3 Books: “The Unquiet One” (60) review of James Agee’sletters

Time 16 1962 Mar 30 Books: “The Poet Laureate” (84)

Time 16 1962 Jan 26 “People” (40) Frost at Poetry Societydinner

Time 16 1962 Nov 16 “People” (41)

Time 16 1962 Nov 9 Books: “View from Parnassus” (100) Randall Jarrell on Frost

Time 16 1962 Sep 14 “Letters” (15); “Americans Abroad” (31); “E.E.Cummings: Poet of the Heart” (102)

Time 16 1962 Mar 9 Books: “Poetry in English: 1945-62" (92)

Time 16 1962 Sep 7 “People” (32) Frost visits Russia

Time 23 1962 Mar 30 “The Poet Laureate” (84)

Time 17 1963 Jan 18 “People” (32) Frost farm for sale

Time 17 1963 Feb 8 “Milestones” (70); Books:”A Lover’s Quarrel withthe World” (84)

Frost dies; reflectivepiece

Time 17 1963 Dec 27 Art: “Andy’s World” (46) Frost’s favorite painting

Time 17 1963 Sep 20 Books: “Ever Yours, Robert” (102,4) Frost and Untermeyer

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Time 17 1963 Jan 11 “People” (36) Frost in Hospital

Time 23 1963 Feb 08 “A Lover’s Quarrel With the World.” (84)

Time 17 1964 Jan 17 “People” (34) Frost’s library to NYU

Time 17 1965 Feb 5 “Milestones” (108) death of Frost biographer

Time 17 1966 Oct 28 Books: “Check Up on Me Some” (114)

Time 17 1966 Apr 22 “On Tradition, Or What Is Left of It”

Time 17 1970 Aug 31 Books: “A Poet Revealed” (70)

Time 23 1970 Jul 06 “Planet of the Mind” review of W.H. Auden,A Certain World,mentions Frost

Time (?) 21 1974 Aug 74 Skaw, John. The Roads Taken. 74. Book review.

Time (v. 55, no. 10) 21 1950 Mar 06 Article not located.

Time (v.LVI no.15) 22 1950 Oct 09 “Books” (76-82) cover also

Time & Tide 17 1958 May 17 Russell, Francis. “Frost in the Evening” (606-7)

Times (London) FB5 1957 May 22 Mr. Robert Frost in Discursive Mood.

Times (London) FB5 1957 May 26 Spender, Stephen. The Subtle Simplicity of RobertFrost. 6.

With photo

Times (London) FB5 1957 Jun 05 Oxford Honours “A Great Poet.” 6.

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Times LiterarySupplement (v.LXXXVIII)

NP2 1954 Sep 17 Frost, Robert. The Bad Island–Easter. xviii.

Times LiterarySupplement

17 1955 Jul 29 “Sage or Wit?” (422)

Times LiterarySupplement

17 1967 Dec 14 “The Young Frost: A Yank from Yankville” (1-2)

TLS 23 1996 Aug 30 Herd, David. “The Elusive Life of a Laureate.” (4-6)

Together 17 1957 Mar Harris Jr., Arthur S. “An Afternoon with RobertFrost” (17)

Tohoku Gakuin DaigakuRonshu

17 1952 Nov “Robert Frost” 31-49

Torre (v. 6/ no. 23) 24 1958 Jul 09 Robert Frost, “Archivo epistolar,” 215-[17]. A letter to “Mrs.Jiménez,” apparently inresponse to a request tobe allowed to translateFrost’s work.

Touchstone 17 1939 Feb The Robert Frost edition Frost at Amherst

Touchstone (v.4 no.4)(Amherst Publication)

22 1939 Feb Articles on Robert Frost

Town and Country (v.105, no. 4342)

OS8 1951 Mar Baker, A. T. Happy Birthday, Dear Robert. 116.

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Trinity College AlumniMagazine

17 1962 Nov Spencer, Ronald. “A Day with Robert Frost” (1-3)

Trinity College AlumniMagazine (v.IV no.2)

23 1962 Nov Spencer, J. Ronald. ”A Day with Robert Frost.” (1-4) Cover also

Trinity Tripod (v. 61, no.6)

NP2 1962 Oct 09 Robert Frost Special Edition.

Tuftonian 17 1957 Winter Giles, Deirdee. “Robert Frost” (5-7)

Tuftonian 17 1959 Dec Hanley, Patricia. “A View of Robert Frost on theHill” (30)

Tufts Alumni Review 17 1959 Summer “Commencement: Honorary Degrees” (34)

Tufts Alumni Review 17 1961 Winter “How One Poet Educates” (16)

Tufts Alumni Review 17 1963 Spring (61) Frost and John Holmes

Tufts Alumni Review 23 1963 Spr “Frost’s First Contact with Tufts”Frost’s Last Contact with Tufts”

Two article, quote andphotograph of Frost..

Tufts Weekly (v. 43, no.30)

FB5 1940 May 31 Walkley, Dorothy. Robert Frost Delights TuftsAudience on Return as Phi Beta Kappa Poet. 1.


FB5 1955 Oct 21 Howe, Dick. Frost Thrills Hundreds; Feels Like Partof Tufts. 1.


FB5 1957 Nov 15 Hanley, Patricia. Poet Returns To Hill Wednesday. 1.

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FB5 1957 Nov 22 Ullmann, Nadine. Cohen Filled for Frost. 1, 5.


FB5 1958 Nov 21 Hanley, Patricia. Robert Frost Will Speak HereMonday. 1.


FB5 1958 Nov 25 Livingston, Peter. Frost Emphasizes Artistic Life,“Desire For Truth.” 1.

Twentieth Century 17 1959 July Donoghue, Denis. “The Limitations of RobertFrost” (13-22)

U.S. News and WorldReport

17 1963 Feb 11 [Article not identified]

Unidentified 23 Joseph, Ray. “Robert Frost’s Words to Live By.”

United Express 21 1989 Oct Burress, Charles. Peculiar Tribute to Famous Poet. 16.

University (Princeton) 17 1959 Fall Thompson, Lawrence. “The California Boyhood ofRobert Frost” (16-20)

University (Princeton) 17 1961 Summer Blackmur, Richard P. “Religious Poetry inAmerica”: Good Will (18-9)

University (Princeton) 17 1964 Summer Good Reading: “American Letters” (6)

University (Princeton) 17 1964-1965Winter

Thompson, Lawrance: “‘Look Out I Don’t SpoofYou’”

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University (Princeton) 17 1967 Summer Thompson, Lawrance: “Frost Comes to NewEngland” (18)

University (no.2)(Princeton UniversityMagazine)

22 1959 Fall Thompson, Lawrance. “The California Boyhood ofRobert Frost.” (16-20

University of Iowa:Announcements forSummer Session

9 1939 Apr 5 Creative Writing in the University of Iowa:Announcements for the Summer Session June 12-August 4 1939

With photographs

University of MinnesotaPamphlets of AmericanWriters (no.2)

22 1959 Thompson, Lawrance. “Robert Frost.” (1-41)

University of MiamiLibrary. Friends. TheCarrell (v. 6, no. 2)

10 1965 Dec Frost, Robert “Before the Beginning and After theEnd of A Poem” (6-8)

Transcribed remarks atthe Winter Institute in1931; With full pagephotograph as an insert(8)

University of TorontoQuarterly (v. 48, no. 1)

21 1978 Fall Abel, Darrel. Emerson’s ‘Apparition of God’ andFrost’s ‘Apparition of the Mind’. 41-52.

USIS Feature (no.58-43) 22 ca.1958 Garland, H.B. “Robert Frost: Poet of EverydayPeople.” 1-7

Vagabond 17 1953 May “A Candid Poetic Portrait” (5)

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Valley News (v. 3, no.295)

FB5 1955 May 25 Robert Frost will Deliver Address atCommencement. 1.


FB5 1956 Sep 27 Bronze Sculpture of Frost on Exhibition atDartmouth. 1.

With photo

Valley News FB5 1957 Dec 11 Frost Beguiles Capacity Group at Webster Hall. 16.


FB5 1958 Mar 28 Poet Robert Frost Feted on Birthday. 6.


FB5 1958 Jul 24 Democrat Frost Defines Position. 1.


FB5 1958 Nov 20 Rogin, Richard M. U.S. Education Needs ‘ToningUp’–Frost. 1.

Vanity Fair (v. 32, no. 1) OS8 1929 Mar Riddell, John. The Up-Set. 77.

Vasser Quarterly 17 1960 Mar Photos & caption

Venture 17 1951 Winter Trainis, Evelyn Anna. “Robert Frost: NewEnglander” (10, 17-19)

Ventures 17 1969 Fall Borroff, Marie. “Robert Frost’s ‘The Most of It’”(76-82)

Vermont HistoricalSociety News and Notes

17 1961 Nov (20) portrait

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17 1963 June McGlynn, Frank E. “The New Hampshire Aspect ofRobert Frost” (73-76)


17 1963 Mar The Robert Frost Edition

Vermont HistoricalSociety News and Notes(v.14 no.10)

22 1963 Jun McGlynn, Frank E. “The New Hampshire Aspect ofRobert Frost.” (73-76)

Vermont HistoricalSociety News and Notes(v.14 no.7)

22 1963-Mar Pamphlet on RobertFrost


17 1964 Feb Symonds, M.G. “The Robert Frost Room atMiddlebury College” (42-4)

Vermont History 17 1954 Apr Cox, Sidney. “The Courage To Be New–AReappraisal of Robert Frost” (119-26)

Vermont History 17 1960 Oct Hewitt, Arthur W. Review of, “Robert Frost, TheTrial by Existence” by Elizabeth Shepley Sergeant(312-3)

Vermont Journal of theHouse of Representatives

17 1963 Jan 29 “Personal Privilege” (64)

Vermont Life 17 1947 Spring “The White Birches of Vermont” Poetry by RobertFrost, pictures by Dean Lake (28-31)

Vermont Life 17 1949 Summer Cook, Reginald L. “Frost Country” (14-7)

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Vermont Life 23 1949 Sep Cook, Reginald. “Frost Country.” (15-18.)

Vermont Life 17 1958 Autumn Sipprell, Clara: Robert Frost photo (29)

Vermont Life 17 1961 Spring Gay, Elizabeth Kent. “The Arts In Review”(65)

Vermont Life 17 1962 Feb 1 (3) petition to honor Frostwith flowers

Vermont Life 17 1962 Winter Ogden, Samuel R. “Reports: On Recent Books” (45-6)

Vermont Life 17 1963 Autumn McLam, James W. “My Business with a Poet” (41-3)

Vermont Life 23 1974-Spr Levin, Beatrice. “Robert Frost, Teacher.” (24-6)

Vermont Life (v. 47, no.2)

21 1992 Winter Stetson, Fred. The Gully Years. 18-23.

Vermont Quarterly 21 1988 Nov Coffin, Bruce. Finding Frost in England. 16-20.

Vermont Summer NP2 1979 Jul 26 Morrissey, Charles T. The Poet and the Pedants. 6-7.

Photo on 3, 7.

Vermont UniversityBulletin

17 1961 May (1) Frost photo and caption

Vermont Vacationer 17 1961 Nov/Dec “Vt. Poet’s Home May Be Site of National Park” (1)

Vermont Vacationer 17 1962 May/June “Robert Frost, Cornelia Otis Skinner AmongLecturers at Writer’s Conference” (1)

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View (v.CVIII no.23)(The Amherst Student)

22 1978 Dec 13 Cover-drawing andquote

Village Voice (v. 1, no.22)

NP2 1956 Mar 21 Robert Frost. 1. Photo.

Virginia Cavalcade (v.26, no. 1)

21 1976 Summer Article not located.

Virginia QuarterlyReview

17 1928 Oct Frost, Robert. “Acquainted With the Night” (541)


17 1931 Apr Wilson, James Southall. “Robert Frost: AmericanPoet” (316-20)


17 1936 Apr Frost, Robert. “Iris by Night” (232-3)


17 1939 Winter Frost, Robert. “The Silken Tent” (20)


17 1942 Spring Frost, Robert. Three Poems: “Time Out”, “To aMoth Seen in Winter”, “The Gift Outright” (240-2)


17 1946 Winter Frost, Robert. Three Poems: “Directive”, “TheMiddleness of the Road”, “Astrometaphysical” (1-4)


17 1957 Autumn “Gift Out Right” (497)

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17 1957 Summer Napier, John T. “A Momentary Stay AgainstConfusion” (378-394)


17 1959 Winter Cox, James M. “Robert Frost and the Edge of theClearing” (73-88)


17 1960 Summer Cox, James M. “Robert Frost Alone in Space” (469-73)


17 1966 Summer [article not identified]


17 1971 Winter Cox, James M. “The Triumph of LawranceThompson” (126-32)


24 2006 Fall “A Symposium on a Lost Poem by Robert Frost” 107-133 (copy)

Vogue 23 1963 Mar 15 “The Fearless Wisdom of Robert Frost”

Vogue (v. 124, no. 2) OS9 1954 Aug 01 Isaacs, J. Robert Frost: “Best loved of AmericanPoets”. 118-9.

Vogue (v. 141, no. 6) OS9 1963 Mar 15 The Fearless Wisdom of Robert Frost. 118-9.

Voice of the Mountains 17 1956Spring/Summer

“Robert Frost” (22-3)

Voice of Korea (v. 14, no.228)

NP2 1957 May 24 4. Letter from RF to MisMoh.

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Voice of the Mountains 17 1962 Spring/Summer

Orton, Vrest “Interlude with Robert Frost” (23)

Voice of the Mountains 17 1965-6Fall/Winter

Frost, Robert. “What Kind of Dog?” (44)

Voices 17 1924 Sep/Oct Dalton, Power. “Robert Frost’s Poetry” (148)

Voices 17 1963 Sep-Dec Napier, John. “Constellations of Intention and a FewUntriangulated Stars” (49-51); Stauffer, Robert E. “Poetry at the Half-Century Mark”(47)

Voyages 17 1969 Spring Basler, Roy P. “Yankee Vergil - Robert Frost inWashington”(7-22)

W.R.I.T (New EnglandPoetry Club)

22 1965 Dec 26 Fox, Ruth Berrien. “Fiftieth Anniversary Dinner” (2) Small mention of Frost

Wall Street Journal FB5 1956 Dec 28 The Poet’s Rebuke. 6.

Waseda UniversityStudies

18 1956 Nakao, Kiyoaki. “Frost’s PermanenceReconsidered” (13-21)

Washington Post andTimes Herald

FB5 1956 Oct 16 Elder, Shirley. Portraits of a Poet. B-8.

Washington Post andTimes Herald

FB5 1958 May 11 Browne, Ray B. Dimension of a Poet. E-7. Review of Cook’s ‘TheDimensions of RobertFrost’

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Waterville MorningSentinel (v. 53, no. 87)

FB5 1956 Jun 12 2 Waterville Men Among Nine Honored by Colby. 1, 2.

With photo

Wellesley AlumnaeMagazine

18 1963 Nov Anderson, Margaret Bartlett. “Robert Frost & MyParents”(18-19,32)

Wesleyan 18 1974 Winter Snow, Wilbert. “Codline’s Child” (10-5)

Wesleyan Argus (v. 41,no. 51)

NP2 1960 May 20 Robert Frost Captivates Wesleyan; DiscussesLiterary Criticism, Russia, And The “Beats”. 1, 6.

Wesleyan Library Notes 18 1968 Autumn “Notable Acquisitions” (18,20)

West, Herbert FaulknerCatalogue

18 1963 Spring “Robert Frost” (12)

Western HumanitiesReview

18 1960 Summer Hopkins, Vivian C. “Robert Frost: Out Far and InDeep” (247-63)


18 1963 Winter Hunting, Robert. “Who Needs Mending?” (88-9)


18 1966 Spring Gerber, Philip L. “‘My Rising Contemporaries’:Robert Frost Amid His Peers” (135-41)


18 1968 Summer Cook, Reginald L. “Robert Frost’s ConstellatedSky” (189-98)

Western Review 18 1947 Spring Cook, Reginald L. “Poet in the Mountains” (175-81)

Western WashingtonState College

18 1970 Fall D’Avanzo, Mario L. “Frost’s ‘A Young Birch’: AThing of Beauty” (69-70)

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Western WashingtonState College: ConcerningPoetry

18 1971 Spring Perrine, Laurence. “Frost’s ‘The Mountain’:Concerning Poetry” (5-11)

Westover SchoolAlumnae Magazine (v.25, no. 2)

21 1988 Spring Coffin, Bruce. Robert Frost in Gloucestershire. 4-9.

What’s New (no. 130) OS9 1948 Dec Frost, Robert. From Plane to Plane. 10.

What’s New (no. 193) OS9 1956 Winter Genauer, Emily. Shining Mountains. 22.

Wheaton (MA) AlumnaeQuarterly

18 1963 Apr Gravallese, Patricia. “Robert Frost Talks with ThreeRussian Admirers” (6-7)

Where 18 1969 Aug 30 Special Events: “In Honor of Poets” (15)

Whimsies 18 1922 Apr Cover quote

Wilson Library Bulletin 18 1963 Dec Events: “Kennedy Speaks at Frost LibraryDedication” (317)

Wilson Library Bulletin 18 1963 Mar (522) photo/caption

Winged World 18 1946 Spring LaSelle, Eunice Pond. “Frost: Dean of AmericanPoets” (26-32)

Wisconsin Alumnus 18 1961 Dec “Union Literary Committee Sponsors CreativeWriting Contest and a Visit from Robert Frost” (16)

Wisconsin LibraryBulletin

18 1962 Jul/Aug (240) description of “In theClearing”

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Wisdom (v. 38) OS9 1962 Robert Frost: Great American Poet. First section(pages n/a)

Cover photo.

Witness 18 1962 Nov 8 “Robert Frost Speaks at Kenyon” (17)

Wooster Alumni Bulletin 18 1962 July “These Honors and This Praise” (13) honorary degree

Wooster Alumni Bulletin 18 1962 June Frost, Robert. “Robert Frost Farmer-Teacher” (12)

Worcester SundayTelegram

18 1955 Aug 21 Harris, Arthur S. “Robert Frost Likes to Call HimselfAn American Troubadour” (3-4)

Word Study 18 1946 Apr “Random Comment” (2-3) corrections in “AMasque of Reason”

World Journal Tribune 18 1966 Nov 13 DeMott, Benjamin. “Fire and Ice” (5)

Writer’s Digest 18 1963 Apr Jerome, Judson. “A Tribute to Robert Frost” (15-18,60)

WRVR 18 1961 May “Robert Frost” (5-6)

Xavier University Studies 18 1962 Summer/Fall

Barnes, Lewis W. “Robert Frost: ReconciliationThrough Expectancy, Surprise and Congruency”(223-37)

Y Bulletin (v. 59, no. 29) NP2 1958 Apr 16 Bulletin Board. 1.

Yale Daily News (v. 76,no. 140)

NP2 1955 Apr 28 Frost Believes ‘Rhythm’ Basic Poetic Factor. 3.

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NP2 1957 Apr 18 Borgzinner, Jon. Frost Defends Rhyme in Lecture. 1.


NP2 1957 Apr 19 Borgzinner, Jon. Frost Presents Whimsical Lectureon Metaphysical Aims of Poetry. 1.

Yale Review 18 1916 Apr Frost, Robert. “The Hill Wife” (584-6)

Yale Review 18 1917 Jan Frost, Robert. “Not to Keep” (400)

Yale Review 18 1920 Apr Frost, Robert “To E.T.” (555)

Yale Review 23 1920 Apr Frost, Robert. “To E.T.”

Yale Review 23 1920 Apr Whicher, George F. “Edward Thomas” (556-567)

Yale Review 22 1920 Apr Frost, Robert. “To E.T.” (555)

Yale Review 18 1921 Oct Frost, Robert. “Maple” (52-7)

Yale Review 18 1921 Jan [article not identified]

Yale Review 18 1923 Oct Frost, Robert. “Nothing Gold Can Stay” (30); “ToEarthward” (30-1); “I Will Sing You One-O” (31)

Yale Review 18 1927 Jul Frost, Robert. “Tree at My Window” (657); “TheMinor Bird” (658); “The Rose Family” (658); “TheCommon Fate” (659)

Yale Review 18 1934 Autumn Frost, Robert. “Moon Compasses” (34); “A MissiveMissile” (34-6); “After-Flakes” (36)

Yale Review 18 1934 Spring Frost, Robert. “Neither Out Far Nor In Deep” (484)

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Yale Review 18 1936 Spring Frost, Robert. “The White-Tailed Hornet or DoubtsAbout an Instinct” (459-61)

Yale Review 18 1936 Winter Frost, Robert. “Departmental” (217-8); “Voiceways”(218); “Master Speed” (218); “The Bearer of EvilTidings” (219-20)

Yale Review 19 1938 Spring Frost, Robert. “Geode” (482)

Yale Review 19 1941 Autumn Frost, Robert. “I Could Give All to Time” (24)

Yale Review 19 1942 Summer Whicher, George F. “Frost’s Seventh” (808-10)

Yale Review 19 1945 Spring Whicher, George F. “Chapter Forty-Three of Job”(549-51)

Yale Review 19 1946 Autumn Frost, Robert. “Nocturnes” (37-8)

Yale Review 19 1947 Autumn Untermeyer, Louis. “Still Further Range” (138-9)

Yale Review 19 1948 Autumn O’Donnell, W.G. “Robert Frost and New England”(698-712)

Yale Review 19 1949 Summer Frost, Robert. “Closed for Good” (720-1)

Yale Review 19 1954 Winter Beach, Joseph Warren. “Robert Frost” (204-217)

Yale Review 19 1960 Sep Lynen, John F. “The Pastoral Art of Robert Frost”(viii,x)

Yale Review 19 1963 Winter Donoghue, Denis. “A Mode of Communication:Frost and the ‘Middle’ Style” (205-219)

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Yale Review (v.59) 23 1969 Oct-1970Jun

Morrison, Theodore. “Frost: Country Poet andCosmopolitan Poet.” (179-196)

Yale Review (v. 59, no.2)

21 1970 Winter Morrison, Theodore. Frost: Country Poet andCosmopolitan Poet. 179-96.

Yale Review 19 1977 Autumn Bacon, Helen. “For Girls: From ‘Birches’ to ‘WildGrapes’” (1-29)

Yale Review (v. 76, no.3)

21 1987 Spring Pritchard, William H. West of Boston: Robert Frost. 380-5.

Yankee 19 1938 Nov Dodd, Marion E. “Along New England’s BookTrails: Vermont” (20-23,34-6)

Yankee 19 1955 May Morse, Stearns. “State of Mind” (48-9)

Yankee 19 1955 Nov Cook, Reginald L. “A Walk with Robert Frost” (19-26)

Yankee 19 1962 Oct (155) Frost Photograph

Yankee 19 1963 Dec Fishback, Margaret. “An Interview with LesleyFrost” (64-7,136)

Yankee 19 1966 Jan Knox, John B. “Looking Backwards” (46)

Yankee 23 1966-Jan Knox, John B. “Looking Backwards.” (47-49, 73-76) mentions Frost at end ofarticle

Yankee 19 1970 Aug Van Dore, Wade. “Native to the Grain”(171-5)

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Yankee 23 1970 Aug Van Dore, Wade. “Native to the Grain.” (172-175)

Yankee 19 1971 Jan Speirs, Russell. “Lost with Frost” (80-3)

Yankee 19 1974 Dec Fisher, Sally Waters. “Robert Frost and the PrimeMinisters” 34-9)

Yankee 23 1983 Jan Fighholi, Lisa S. “Anything But Customary forAmherst.”

Yankee 22 1987 Jan “Robert Frost’s “Last Surrender.”“ (142)

Yankee 23 1987 Jan “Robert Frost’s “Last Surrender.”“ (p,138-142)

Yankee (v. 47, no. 1) 21 1983 Jan Figlioli, Lisa S. Anything But Customary forAmherst. 168-72, 5.

Youth’s Companion (v.80, no. 11)

NP2 1906 Mar 15 Frost, Robert. Ghost House. 132.

Youth’s Companion (v.86, no. 45)

NP2 1912 Nov 07 Frost, Robert. Reluctance. 612.

[Dartmouth Lib.] Friendsof the Dartmouth LibraryReport for 1964-66

6 1964-1966 Donation by Dr. JackW.C. Hagstrom ofRobert Frost Collection

[Middlebury College]Robert Frost (no. 158)

11 1954 Booklet of photographsin honor of 80th Birthday