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Harold Harwell (H. H.) Lewis Papers
H.H. Lewis was an essayist and poet from Cape Girardeau, Missouri. Greatly influenced by the struggles of farm laborers, his work focuses primarily on the social and political issues of the 1930s through the 1950s. Later in his life, Lewis developed theories about the attack on Pearl Harbor.
Series II: Personal Documents, 1916-1987
Includes the financial, health, school and service records of Lewis. Also includes a biography of Lewis written by Catherine Bock and other personal papers.
Sub-Series 1: Lewis’ Poems, 1929-1944
Contains clippings from publications such as New Masses and the Daily Worker of Lewis’ poems.
Sub-Series 2: Reviews, 1930-1976
Contains reviews of Lewis’ poems and collected works, mostly from the 1930s and the 1940s. There are also reviews of other poets, a few of whom were associates of Lewis.
Sub-Series 3: Clippings by Subject, 1927-1985
Contains clippings collected from 1927 to 1985. There are clippings on Lewis and other clippings are arranged by subjects important to Lewis, such as labor, local news, politics.