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Pages 1-5; type-written.

Contains partial chapter, "This Hill, Its Whisperings."

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Pages 15-60; type-written.

Contains partial chapters, "This Hill, Its Whisperings" and "Opium."

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Pages 1-53; type-written.

Contains chapters, "This Hill, Its Whisperings" and "Opium."

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Several pages, type-written:

Table of Contents page.

W. Blake quotation page.

Dedication page.

Scope and Contents Contains a newspaper clipping of a book announcement from the New York Herald-Tribune, date stamped June 11, 1947.The announcement reads as follows:From Hate to LoveHarcourt, Brace announces for June 16 publication a first novel by Gilbert Neiman, "There is a Tyrant in Every Country." Laid in Mexico, it is the story of Freddie Connor, who loathes Mexicans so much in Chicago that he goes to their original source to find out why. Hatred turns to love, and...

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Contains a copy (not the original) of the three-page signed publication agreement for "There is a Tyrant in Every Country."

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This signature page for Gilbert Neiman's dissertation is marked as a personal copy, and bears the original signatures of dean E. F. Castetter and committee members C. V. Wicker, Dane F. Smith, and Morris Freedman.

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Pages 271-299; type-written with type-written edits.

Part of chapter, "Four Roses."

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Pages 54-76; type-written with many type-written and hand-written edits.

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Pages 433-439; type-written.

Partial chapter, "Chaser."