Scope and Content Records of the American Maritain Association, concerning conferences of the organization and publications related to those conferences; financial records, including papers concerning Indiana non-profit status for the organization; correspondence, reports, membership directories, and material from meetings; with digital data including HTML files from the website and PDF files containing published proceedings of meetings.

Scope and Content Research files representing Doering's interest in Jacques Maritain and others associated with him, including Saul Alinsky, Julien Green, Charles Cardinal Journet, Georges Rouault, Yves R. Simon, Simone Weil, and others; teaching files on prominent French authors and periods of French literature; subject files representing his personal interests, his criticism of neoconservative appropriation of Jacques Maritain, and his service at Notre Dame, especially his work with international studies and...

Scope and Content Correspondence with Paul Bube, Joel Connelly, Nancy Johnson and others, including many of his former students; teaching material; manuscripts of translations, both handwritten and typed, including his unpublished translation of Maritain's Approches sans Entraves (Approaches without Shackles); a memoir involving Maritain; and clippings; with material on modern Thomists and on Evolution.

Approaches without Shackles also on microfilm.

Scope and Content Correspondence with Archibald MacLeish, John Ciardi, Princess Grace of Monaco, and others who participated in the programs of the International Poetry Forum; correspondence with Jacques Maritain; journals containing manuscript drafts of poems and fiction by Hazo; manuscripts and galley proofs of his books; periodicals and books containing his work; books published by the International Poetry Forum; and 18 audio tapes, most of them from Hazo's radio program, featuring interviews with prominent...

Scope and Content Records of the New York office of Sheed & Ward. Although the earliest documents in the collection date from 1933, the thirties and forties are not as well represented as the fifties and sixties. The collection consists of files from the editorial department, files from the publicity department, photographs, and printed material. The editorial department is represented by correspondence, 1948-1973; subject files, 1955-1973; rejection files, 1968-1970; foreign book files,...