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A Return to Normalcy by Kelly Brown (1 of 2)
The Maroon Vol. 84 No. 1
A Return to Normalcy by Kelly Brown (2 of 2)
The Maroon Vol. 84 No. 1
Basil Thompson Childhood Scrapbook Images, page 15
Basil Thompson was a poet and a prominent figure in the literary circles that flourished in post World War I New Orleans. His work was published in such magazines as The Smart Set, The Bookman, Current Opinion, Pearson's Magazine, and The Nation and…
Basil Thompson Childhood Scrapbook Images, page 19
Basil Thompson was a poet and a prominent figure in the literary circles that flourished in post World War I New Orleans. His work was published in such magazines as The Smart Set, The Bookman, Current Opinion, Pearson's Magazine, and The Nation and…
Basil Thompson Childhood Scrapbook Images, page 3
Basil Thompson was a poet and a prominent figure in the literary circles that flourished in post World War I New Orleans. His work was published in such magazines as The Smart Set, The Bookman, Current Opinion, Pearson's Magazine, and The Nation and…
Basil Thompson Childhood Scrapbook Images, page 4
Basil Thompson was a poet and a prominent figure in the literary circles that flourished in post World War I New Orleans. His work was published in such magazines as The Smart Set, The Bookman, Current Opinion, Pearson's Magazine, and The Nation and…
Basil Thompson Journal circa 1913, page 21
Thompson, a poet and a prominent figure in the books and literature circles that flourished in post World War I New Orleans, was founder and editor of The Double Dealer, the small but influential books and literature magazine published from…
Basil Thompson Journal circa 1913, page 48
Thompson, a poet and a prominent figure in the books and literature circles that flourished in post World War I New Orleans, was founder and editor of The Double Dealer, the small but influential books and literature magazine published from…
Book Review of “The Public Library In The Political Process,” by Janet Mary Riley, 1951
Review written by Janet Mary Riley of Oliver Garceau's "The Public Library in the Political Process;" published in the Louisiana Library Association's 1951 bulletin, spring edition.
