3. Writings about William Appleman Williams. 1952-2011.
The broad impact of Williams as a scholar and as a personality is reflected by the large volume of published and unpublished writing collected into Series 3. Of particular importance is the accumulation of materials in box 3.005 related to Paul Buhle and Edward Rice-Maximin's 1995 biography Williams Appleman Williams: The Tragedy of Empire.
5 boxes
Boxes 3.001 - 3.005 (Page: 1 - 5)
3.001.
Articles and Typescripts about William Appleman Williams. 1952-1953, 1959-1979. 42 folders
1.1.
"A Matter of Interpretation." Review by Dexter Perkins of American-Russian Relations, 1781-1947. The New York Times Book Review. November 9, 1952.
1.2.
"The Unreflecting Warrior." Review by Edward Crankshaw of American-Russian Relations, 1781-1947. Nation, 176, 12: 250, 252. March 21, 1953.
1.3.
"Friends and/or Rivals." Review by Samuel Flagg Bemis of American-Russian Relations, 1781-1947. Unknown publication. ca. 1953.
1.4.
"Trail of Error." Review by Charles R. Allen, Jr. of The Tragedy of American Diplomacy. Mainstream. ca. 1959.
1.5.
"Loaded History." Review of The Contours of American History. Time. July 7, 1961.
1.6.
"What is America's Destiny? Here's an Unusual Answer." Review by Christopher Matthew
of The Contours of American History. Unknown publication. July 16, 1961.
1.7.
"The Scholars Who Interpret the Nation's Past," by James R. Dickenson. The National Observer. November 18, 1963.
1.8.
"Una storia americana." Review by Giuseppe Prezzolini of Storia degli Stati Uniti. Unknown publication. ca. 1964.
1.9.
"Beloit Poet Awarded State Literary Prize," Milwaukee Journal. January 31, 1965.
1.10.
"State Group Honors Author," Stevens Point Journal. February 3, 1965.
1.11.
"'Billy' Williams is Honored by Writers Group," (Atlantic, Iowa) News Telegraph. February 19, 1965.
1.12.
"Students Angry, But Frustrated," by Nan Robertson. (Portland) Oregonian. November 26, 1967.
1.13.
"Down on the Farm." Review by Christopher Lehmann-Haupt of The Roots of the Modern American Empire: A Study of the Growth and Shaping of Social
Consciousness in a Marketplace Society. New York Times. November 24, 1969.
1.14.
"Revisionism: A New, Angry Look at the American Past." Time. February 2, 1970.
1.15.
Review by David Schoenbrun of The Roots of the Modern American Empire: A Study of the Growth and Shaping of Social
Consciousness in a Marketplace Society. Saturday Review: 40-41. February 21, 1970.
1.16.
"Turning History Upside Down," by Clifford Solway. Saturday Review. June 20, 1970.
1.17.
"Eugene Genovese: The Uncommon Marxist," interview by J. Robert Moskin. Intellectual Digest. October 1970.
1.18.
"William Appleman Williams: A Name to Remember," interview by Michael Horowitz.
Northwest: 4, 6-7. February 21, 1971.
1.19.
"Radical Historians Get Growing Following, Despite Myths of Past," by A. Kent MacDougall.
Wall Street Journal. October 20, 1971.
1.20.
"Professor decries capitalist chauvinism," by Barb Reynolds. (Oregon State University)
Daily Barometer. February 5, 1973.
1.21.
Untitled article re: Williams's delivery of the commencement address at Reed College,
Portland, Oregon. Publication unknown. 1973.
1.22.
Review by Thomas V. DiBacco of History as a Way of Learning. History: Reviews of New Books, 2, 6: 144-145. April 1974.
1.23.
"The Revisionist Historians." Reprinted transcript of a Firing Line television production hosted by William F. Buckley, Jr. and featuring Dean Rusk,
Rick Allen, Sally Lofton and Jon Ham. Southern Educational Communications Association. 1974.
1.24.
"America Confronts a Revolutionary World," interview by John Strawn and Tom Bates.
Oregon Times, 5, 6: 10-14. June 1975.
1.25.
"Historians, With Eye on the Future, Deplore Their Lack of Jobs," by Alden Whitman.
The New York Times: 26. April 11, 1976.
1.26.
"He 'sees' his world differently," by Kristine Rosemary. (Salem, Oregon) Capital Journal: 16C. April 25, 1976.
1.27.
"William Appleman Williams - A Profile," by Bill Robbins. Prism: The OSU Magazine: 2-7. Spring 1976.
1.28.
"New books nurture the substance of our celebration," review by Steve Neal of twelve
books, including America Confronts A Revolutionary World: 1776-1976. Philadelphia Inquirer [?]. July 1976.
1.29.
"The United States as villain," review by Gaddis Smith of America Confronts A Revolutionary World: 1776-1976 and Main Currents in Modern American History, by Gabriel Kolko. The New York Times Book Review. October 10, 1976.
1.30.
"Historian advocates U. S. split," by Lorraine Ruff. (Portland) Oregonian. December 12, 1976.
1.31.
"History professor awarded Fulbright." (Corvallis, Oregon) Gazette-Times: 2. December 18, 1976.
1.32.
Typescript: "A Boy from Iowa Becomes a Revolutionary," interview by David Shetzline. ca. 1976.
1.33.
"No ivory tower for historian Williams," by George Wisner. (Corvallis, Oregon) Gazette-Times: 13. February 27, 1978.
1.34.
"British connection." Captioned photo, [re: OSU forum in which Alan Salisbury branded
Williams a "despicable liar"] (Corvallis, Oregon) Gazette-Times. ca. February 1978.
1.35.
"Historians honor OSU's Williams." (Corvallis, Oregon) Gazette-Times. April 7, 1978.
1.36.
Typescript: "Toward the 'Vital Center,'" by Martin J. Sherwin. Session on "The Historical
Writings of W. A. Williams," meeting of the Organization of American Historians, New
York City. April 15, 1978.
1.37.
"The Social and Political Thought of William Appleman Williams," by Richard A. Melanson.
Western Political Quarterly, 31: 392-409. September 1978.
1.38.
"Present tense, past imperfect - a conversation with William Appleman Williams," by
Howard Goodman. (Salem, Oregon) Statesman-Journal: 1F, 4F. December 17, 1978.
1.39.
"Revisionism," by Athan G. Theoharis. Encyclopedia of American Foreign Policy. Volume 3: Studies of the Principal Movements
and Ideas, New York: Charles Scribner's Sons. 1978.
1.40.
"Imperialism infests U. S., OSU professor says," by Kevin Miller. (Corvallis, Oregon)
Gazette-Times: 15. January 30, 1979.
1.41.
"A rather silly episode." Editorial appearing in the (Corvallis, Oregon) Gazette-Times. February 10, 1979.
1.42.
"An Interview with William Appleman Williams," by Mike Wallace. Radical History Review, 22: 65-91. Winter 1979-1980.
Reprinted in Visions of History, Henry Abelove, et al., eds. New York: Pantheon, 1984.
3.002.
Articles and Typescripts about William Appleman Williams. 1980-1989. 34 folders
2.1.
"Storia Nazionale e Imperialismo Nella Riflessione di Uno Storico American 'Revisionista,'"
by Malcolm Sylvers. Qualestoria, 8, 2: 16-23. July 1980.
2.2.
Review by John Lukacs of Empire as a Way of Life. New Republic: 31-33. October 11, 1980.
2.3.
"Dirty pool." Letter to the Editor of The New Republic by J. Quinn Brisben. ca. October 1980.
2.4.
Typescript: Review by Stephen E. Ambrose of Empire as a Way of Life: An Essay on the Causes and Character of America's Present
Predicament Along with a Few Thoughts about an Alternative and Facing West: The Metaphysics of Indian-Hating and Empire-Building, by Richard Drinnon. ca. 1980.
2.5.
Typescript: "Remarks introducing William A. Williams for his presidential address,"
by Gerda Lerner. Meeting of the Organization of American Historians, Detroit, Michigan. April 2, 1981.
2.6.
"Revisionism R. I. P.," by Edward S. Shapiro. The Intercollegiate Review. Fall/Winter 1981.
2.7.
"Professor wins award for humorous photo," by Kit Bangs. (Oregon State University)
Daily Barometer. February 6, 1981.
2.8.
"Williams: Whites ruined Latin cultures," by Scott Callister. (Corvallis, Oregon)
Gazette-Times. February 19, 1981.
2.9.
"Professor urges arms reduction." St. Louis Globe-Democrat: 8A. September 15, 1983.
2.10.
"Williams' Lectures Critique Specific US Foreign Policies," by Louie Carlat. (Washington
University) Student Life: 1, 8. September 16, 1983.
2.11.
"William Appleman Williams," by William Marina. Dictionary of Literary Biography. Volume 17 - Twentieth Century Historians: 450-458. Detroit: Gale Research Co. 1983.
2.12.
"The Tragedy of American Diplomacy: Twenty-Five Years After," by Bradford Perkins.
Reviews in American History, 12: 1-18. March 1984.
Reprinted in Redefining the Past: Essays in Diplomatic History, Lloyd C. Gardner, ed. Corvallis, OR: Oregon State University Press, 1986.
2.13.
"William Appleman Williams - Historian." (Oregon State University) CLA Alum, 1, 1: 450-458. June 1984.
2.14.
"A Troublesome Character," by Foster Church. Northwest, 20, 10: 4-6, 8-9. October 28, 1984.
2.15.
"Charge American dream a failure south of border," by Michael Blumfield. (Corvallis,
Oregon) Gazette-Times. November 30, 1984.
2.16.
"History prof finds inspiration in the sea," by Don Alan Hall. (Corvallis, Oregon)
Gazette-Times. December 30, 1984.
2.17.
"William Appleman Williams: Universal Capitalism, Universal Marxism, or American
Democracies, 1955-80." Chapter 6 in The End of American History by David W. Noble. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press. 1985.
2.18.
"Chapter of history ends as Williams leaves OSU," by Barry Burks. (Oregon State University)
Daily Barometer. June 4, 1986.
2.19.
"Festschrift honors Wm. A. Williams," by Marlena Schildbach. (Oregon State University)
Daily Barometer. July 10, 1986.
2.20.
"Collection of essays honors former professor." (Corvallis, Oregon) Gazette-Times. December 4, 1986.
2.21.
"Book honoring ex-OSU faculty published." Unknown publication. December 4, 1986.
2.22.
"A Mirror to Orthodoxy: Aspects of the New Left." Chapter 5 in The Absent Marx: Class Analysis and Liberal History in Twentieth-Century America by Ian Tyrrell. Contributions in American History, Number 115. New York: Greenwood
Press. 1986.
2.23.
"William Appleman Williams: 'Doing History is Best of All. No Regrets,'" by William
G. Robbins. Redefining the Past: Essays in Diplomatic History in Honor of William Appleman Williams, Lloyd C. Gardner, ed. Corvallis, OR: Oregon State University Press. 1986.
File includes annotated typescript.
2.24.
"Revisionism Revisited," by Ivan R. Dee. Redefining the Past: Essays in Diplomatic History in Honor of William Appleman Williams, Lloyd C. Gardner, ed. Corvallis, OR: Oregon State University Press. 1986.
2.25.
"William Appleman Williams and the Crisis of Public History," by David W. Noble. Redefining the Past: Essays in Diplomatic History in Honor of William Appleman Williams, Lloyd C. Gardner, ed. Corvallis, OR: Oregon State University Press. 1986.
2.26.
"Memories of Madison in the Fifties," contributions from Paul Buhle, Herbert G. Gutman
and Warren Susman. Radical History Review, 36: 101-109. 1986.
2.27.
"Author: Make history worth learning," by Laura Billings. (Boise) Idaho Statesman. ca. 1986.
2.28.
Review by John A. Thompson of Redefining the Past: Essays in Diplomatic History in Honor of William Appleman Williams, Lloyd C. Gardner, ed. The International History Review, 9, 3: 511-514. August 1987.
2.29.
"William Appleman Williams - the Focus Interview," by John Strawn. Oregon Focus, 1, 1: 20-23. October 1987.
2.30.
"After the Tumult: The Wisconsin School's Tribute to William Appleman Williams."
Review by Gary R. Hess of Redefining the Past: Essays in Diplomatic History in Honor of William Appleman Williams, Lloyd C. Gardner, ed. Diplomatic History, 12, 4: 483-499. Fall 1988.
2.31.
"History of American Foreign Relations," by Yui Daizaburō. Chapter 6 in International Studies in Japan: A Bibliographic Guide, Sadao Asada, ed. Tokyo: Japan Association of International Relations. 1988.
2.32.
Typescript: "William Appleman Williams, Elting Morison, and 'Doing History' Amidst
the New Technology," by Richard Hume Werking. Earlham College Forum on Teaching and
Learning, Richmond, Indiana. February 27, 1989.
2.33.
"An Interview with Ronald Radosh," by Edward Shapiro and Burton Folsom. Continuity, 13: 1-30. Spring-Fall 1989.
2.34.
"Radical Historians and the Crisis in American History, 1959-1980," by Jonathan M.
Wiener. Journal of American History, 76: 399-434. September 1989.
3.003.
Articles and Typescripts about William Appleman Williams. 1990. 43 folders
3.1.
"The Loneliness of the Synthetic Historian: A Plea for the Nineties," by David A.
Horowitz. North Coast Times-Eagle. January-February 1990.
3.2.
"Maverick OSU historian William A. Williams dies at 68," by Foster Church. (Portland)
Oregonian. March 7, 1990.
3.3.
"William Appleman Williams - Historian of American imperialism," by Alan Ruston.
(Manchester, England) Guardian. March 7, 1990.
3.4.
"Williams remembered as once-radical historian," by Chuck Westlund. (Corvallis, Oregon)
Gazette-Times. March 8, 1990.
3.5.
"William Appleman Williams Dies; Gadfly of Foreign Policy was 68," by Peter B. Flint.
New York Times. March 8, 1990.
3.6.
"Williams, ex-UW radical, dies," by Jerry Ambelang. (Madison, Wisconsin) Capital Times [?]. ca. March 8, 1990.
3.7.
"Deaths." USA Today. March 9, 1990.
3.8.
"Deaths Elsewhere." St. Petersburg (Florida) Times. March 9, 1990.
3.9.
"Changing the outline of American historiography," by John A. Thompson. (Manchester,
England) Guardian. March 9, 1990.
3.10.
"'New left' historian Williams, Iowa native, dies of cancer at 68," by Patrick Beach.
(Des Moines, Iowa) Register: 11A. March 10, 1990.
3.11.
"Historian W. A. Williams Dies at 68," by Richard Pearson. Washington Post: B6. March 10, 1990.
3.12.
Typescript: "A Remembrance of William Appleman Williams," by Orde S. Pinckney. Memorial
service for William Appleman Williams, St. Lukes-By-The-Sea Episcopal Church, Waldport,
Oregon. March 10, 1990.
3.13.
"Bill Williams, noted historian, dies." South Lincoln Courier (Lincoln County, Oregon). March 13, 1990.
3.14.
"William A. Williams." (Newport, Oregon) News-Times: A11. March 14, 1990.
3.15.
"Farewell to intellectual godfather William Appleman Williams," by James Livingston.
In These Times: 17. March 28 - April 3, 1990.
3.16.
"Memorial service, dedication to honor William Appleman Williams." OSU This Week, 29, 23: 1, 4. March 29, 1990.
3.17.
"Wm. A. Williams," by Mike Wallace. Nation: 476-477. April 9, 1990.
3.18.
"Seminar room named in honor of late historian," by Michele Johnson. (Oregon State
University) Daily Barometer. April 12, 1990.
3.19.
"Teaching to think," by Sig Eisenscher. People's Daily World. April 20, 1990.
3.20.
"Memorial service planned for historian." (Corvallis, Oregon) Gazette-Times. April 21, 1990.
3.21.
Typescripts: opening and closing remarks by William G. Robbins. William Appleman
Williams Memorial Service, Oregon State University. April 26, 1990.
3.22.
Typescript: "William Appleman Williams - A Tribute," by Craig Leman. William Appleman
Williams Memorial Service, Oregon State University. April 26, 1990.
3.23.
Typescript: untitled remarks by Mitzi Goheen delivered at the William Appleman Williams
Memorial Service, Oregon State University. April 26, 1990.
3.24.
Typescript: untitled remarks by John Byrne delivered at the William Appleman Williams
Memorial Service, Oregon State University. April 26, 1990.
3.25.
Typescript, Flyer: "William Appleman Williams and the Rise of Radical History," by
Jonathan M. Wiener. Ninth Annual Carson Lecture, Oregon State University. April 26, 1990.
3.26.
"Williams' contributions to history noted," by Joe Zauner. (Oregon State University)
Daily Barometer. May 2, 1990.
3.27.
"Scholar was prophet about current history," by J. Wesley Sullivan. (Salem, Oregon)
Statesman-Journal. May 6, 1990.
3.28.
"In Memoriam: William Appleman Williams, 1921-1990," by Howard Schonberger. Radical Historians Newsletter, 61: 1-2, 8. May 1990.
3.29.
Typescript: "Some Things Williams Taught," by Martin J. Sklar. William Appleman Williams
Memorial Colloquium, Institute for Policy Studies, Washington, D. C. June 10, 1990.
3.30.
Typescript: "Opening Remarks, Afternoon Session," by Gar Alperovitz. William Appleman
Williams Memorial Colloquium, Institute for Policy Studies, Washington, D. C. June 10, 1990.
3.31.
"Left Behind by the Cold War's End," by E. J. Dionne, Jr. Washington Post: E1, E3. June 12, 1990.
3.32.
Untitled report on Williams's death. (U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association) Shipmate. June 1990.
3.33.
"Deaths." (Oregon State University) CLA Alum, 6, 2: 15. June 1990.
3.34.
"Reopening the Cold War debate in a polycentric, capitalist world," by James B. Gilbert.
In These Times: 16. July 18-31, 1990.
3.35.
Proof Sheets: "William Appleman Williams," obituary by Lloyd C. Gardner prepared for
publication in OAH Newsletter. August 1990.
3.36.
"William Appleman Williams Tribute," by Manning Marable. Z Magazine: 109-111. September 1990.
3.37.
"A variety of left turns in Madison," review by Nelson Lichtenstein of History and the New Left: Madison, Wisconsin, 1950-1970, Paul Buhle, ed. In These Times: 21. November 7-13, 1990.
3.38.
"American Historians Should Acknowledge Their Failure to Oppose Soviet Distortions,"
by Wilcom E. Washburn. The Chronicle of Higher Education, 37, 15: B1-B2. December 12, 1990.
3.39.
"History as a Way of Learning: Zum Tode des amerikanischen Hisorikers William A.
Williams," by Frank Unger. Initial: Zeitschrift für Politik und Gesellschaft, 7: 727-734. 1990.
3.40.
"New Left Intellectuals / New Left Politics," by George Mosse. Chapter 24 in History and the New Left: Madison, Wisconsin, 1950-1970, Paul Buhle, ed. Philadelphia: Temple University Press. 1990.
3.41.
"Cold War Revisionism," by Michael Meeropol. Encyclopedia of the American Left, Mari Jo Buhle, Paul Buhle and Dan Georgakas, eds. New York: Garland Press. 1990.
3.42.
"William A. Williams, 1921-1990," by Frank Unger. Kommentare und Berichte: 529-530. ca. 1990.
3.43.
"William Appleman Williams, 'Intransigent Revisionist': In Memoriam," by William
G. Robbins. Pacific Historical Review: 586-589. ca. 1990.
File includes annotated typescript.
3.004.
Articles and Typescripts about William Appleman Williams. 1991-2011. 27 folders
4.1.
Typescript: "William Appleman Williams: The Historian and His Community - The Oregon
Years," by Donald McIlvenna. March 7, 1991.
4.2.
Typescript: untitled lecture by Gerard McCauley on his interactions with William Appleman
Williams. Annual meeting of the Organization of American Historians, Louisville,
Kentucky. April 13, 1991.
4.3.
Typescripts: "William Appleman Williams: The Historian and His Community," comments
by Ed Crapol. Annual meeting of the Organization of American Historians, Louisville,
Kentucky. April 13, 1991.
4.4.
"Excerpts from a Conference to Honor William Appleman Williams," Dina M. Copelman
and Barbara Clark Smith, eds. Radical History Review, 50: 39-70. Spring 1991.
4.5.
"Coming to Terms with Empire: The Historiography of Late-Nineteenth-Century American
Foreign Relations," by Edward P. Crapol. Diplomatic History, 16, 4: 573-597. Fall 1992.
4.6.
Typescript: "William Appleman Williams: Historian and Student of History," by Thomas
E. "Ted" Lynch. History 400 class, Cornell University. May 19, 1993.
4.7.
"The Tragedy of Cold War History," by John Lewis Gaddis. Diplomatic History, 17: 1-16. Winter 1993.
4.8.
"William Appleman Williams," by Edward Rice-Maximin. Chapter 40 in The American Radical, Mary Jo Buhle, Paul Buhle and Harvey J. Kaye, eds. New York: Routledge. 1994.
4.8a.
"Visions and Revisions," by Michael Kazim.The New York Times. March 24, 1996.
4.8b.
"William Appleman Williams' Book Cited by Foreign Affairs Magazine," by Ryan Otto.News-Times. September 10, 1997.
4.8c.
"William Appleman Williams: The Tragedy of Empire," by Paul M. Buhle and Edward Rice-Maximin.Pacific Historical Review, 66: 616-617. November, 1997.
4.8d.
"Reel History," by Gore Vidal.The Newyorker. November 10, 1997.
4.9.
Typescript: "Last of the Independents: the life and work of William Appleman Williams,"
by Chris Petersen. History 310 class, Oregon State University. May 26, 1998.
4.10.
Typescript: "Of Oregon and Empire: William Appleman Williams Defines Community,"
by Kelsey M. Kent. Honors thesis, Oregon State University. May 26, 1999.
4.10a.
"The Humpty Dumpty of Scholarship," by David Oshinsky.The New York Times. August 26, 2000.
4.10b.
"Liberalism: In Search Of," by Paul Buhle.The Nation. December 11, 2000.
4.11.
"William Appleman Williams: A Roundtable." Diplomatic History, 25, 2: 275-316. Spring 2001.
Includes articles: "Social Theory and Historical Method in Williams's Work," by James Livingston; "Williams and the Anti-Interventionist Tradition," by Justus D. Doenecke; "Williams and Western American History," by Patricia Nelson Limerick; "Williams for 2000: A Comment," by Paul Buhle; "What is Still Living in the Ideas and Example of Williams? A Comment," by Leo P. Ribuffo.
4.12.
"Professor R. Fenton Duvall, Professor Paul Lawrence Farber, Professor Williams,"
by Keith R. Benson. In Teachers with Class: True Stories of Great Teachers, Marsha Serling Goldberg and Sonia Feldman, eds. Kansas City: Andrews McMeel Publishing. 2003.
4.13.
"What Would William Appleman Williams Say Now?" by Thomas McCormick. Passport, 38, 2: 16-19. August 2007.
4.14.
"No Thanks, Mr. Nabokov," by David Oshinsky. New York Times. September 9, 2007.
4.15.
"Tragedy Renewed: William Appleman Williams," by Andrew J. Bacevich. World Affairs. Winter 2009.
4.16.
"A Conference on the 50th Anniversary of the Publication of William Appleman Williams'
The Tragedy of American Diplomacy." New Brunswick, New Jersey. April 24-25, 2009.
Includes articles: "The Tragedy of American Politics," by Andrew Bacevich; "'Us vs. Them' from Lenin to bin Laden: Williams and the Irony of American Diplomacy," by Doug Little; "William A. Williams, the Economic Interpretation of US Foreign Policy, and the Vietnam War," by Jeffrey Kimball; "What Was All the Fuss About? Reading Williams as a Sign of the Times," by Jeff Engel; "The Politics of the Cultural Cold War and American Studies in Japan. Ambivalence towards the Tragedy of American Diplomacy," by Takeshi Matsuda; "Idealism, Economism, and Marxism in the Williams School: A European Perspective," by Anders Stephanson; "Williams Appleman Williams and Europe: Influence and Impact," by Klaus Larres; "'Contradictory Truths': Foreign Policy Knowledge and the Break with Realism," by Nick Cullather; and "America Confronts a Revolutionary World: France to Cuba," by Greg Grandin.
4.17.
"William Appleman Williams: Fifty Years After His Book on the Tragedy of American
Diplomacy," by James Livingston. History News Network (Online resource). May 4, 2009.
4.18.
"Off Dead Center," review by Greg Grandin of The Tragedy of American Diplomacy (50th Anniversary Edition). Nation: 25-26, 28-32. July 20-27, 2009.
4.19.
"Fifty Years of William Appleman Williams' Tragedy of American Diplomacy: An Anniversary, a Discussion, and a Celebration." Passport, 40, 2: 8-35. September 2009.
4.19a.
"Why Empires Commit Suicide," by Henry Berger.Belles Lettres, Vol. X No. 1. September/December, 2009.
4.20.
"Capitalism's Catch-22: Rereading William Appleman Williams," by Greg Grandin. Raritan, 31, 2: 63-77. Fall 2011.
3.005.
Materials collected by Paul Buhle for use in William Appleman Williams: The Tragedy of Empire, by Paul M. Buhle and Edward Rice-Maximin. New York: Routledge, 1995. 1955-1994. 7 folders
5.1.
Correspondence with Paul Buhle re: William Appleman Williams: The Tragedy of Empire. 1990-1994.
5.2.
Reproductions of Correspondence to and from William Appleman Williams. 1955-1989.
5.3.
Summaries of Interviews conducted with Merle Curti, Fred Harvey Harrington and Lloyd
C. Gardner. 1992, 1994.
5.4.
Materials re: Atlantic, Iowa.
5.5.
Materials re: Kemper Military Academy and the United States Naval Academy.
5.6.
Materials re: National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.
5.7.
Assorted Notes.
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