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Edgar Snow Manuscripts: Books
The following is divided into three
subsections. The first is comprised of published book manuscripts, arranged
chronologically. The second is comprised of an unpublished book manuscript, "China
Since the Bomb", ca. 1965-67. The third is comprised of unidentified and undated
manuscripts.
Published Manuscripts
Red Star Over China (RSOC)
Folder 379. RSOC 1936-37 lists of considered photos
includes photo bill, captions and undated notes
Folder 380. RSOC 1964 revisions for Edition Stocks French translation
Folder 381. RSOC 1966-68 revisions
[Addenda] Folder 381a. RSOC 1966-68 revisions,
corrections, drafts
[Addenda] Folder 381b. RSOC 1966-68 revisions,
corrections, drafts
[Addenda] Folder 381c. RSOC 1966-68 revisions,
corrections, drafts
[Addenda] Folder 381d. RSOC 1966-68 revisions,
corrections, drafts
[Addenda] Folder 381e. RSOC 1966-68 revisions,
corrections, drafts
[Addenda] Folder 381f. RSOC 1966-68 revisions,
corrections, drafts
Folder 382. RSOC 1966-68 proofs: title page; authors preface; chronology:
125 years of Chinese revolution
Folder 383. RSOC 1966-68 proof with revisions
Folder 384. RSOC 1966-68 proof with revisions
Folder 385. RSOC 1966-68: draft, epilogue 1944; notes to the revised edition;
and further interviews with Mao Tse-tung
Folder 386. RSOC 1966-68 draft: biographical notes
Folder 387. RSOC 1966-68 draft: biographical notes
Folder 388. RSOC 1966-68 draft: biographical notes
Folder 389. RSOC 1966-68 draft: biographical notes
Folder 390. RSOC 1966-68 draft: leadership in the Chinese Communist Party
Folder 391. RSOC 1966-68 draft: bibliography
Folder 392. RSOC 1966-68 draft: index
Folder 393. RSOC 1966-68 proof with corrections and revisions: title page - page
70
Folder 394. RSOC 1966-68 proof with corrections and revisions
Folder 395. RSOC 1966-68 proof with corrections and revisions
Folder 396. RSOC 1966-68 proof with corrections and revisions
Folder 397. RSOC 1966-68 proof with corrections and revisions
Folder 398. RSOC 1966-68 proof with corrections and revisions
Folder 399. RSOC 1968 galley
Folder 400. RSOC 1968 galley
Folder 401. RSOC 1968 galley
Folder 402. RSOC 1968 galley
Folder 403. RSOC 1968 galley
Folder 404. RSOC 1968 galley
Folder 405. RSOC 1968 galley
Folder 406. RSOC 1968 Gollancz printers copy, revised edition
Folder 407. RSOC 1968 Grove Press revised edition, Editors copy, Mary
Heathcote markers found on pages: 7, 11, 15, 22, 30, 38, 72, 99, 101, 122, 124, 145, 159,
165, 174, 180-81, 246, 249, 263, 265, 298, 307, 315, 337, 358, 360, 366-67, 381, 384, 399,
421-23, 427, 430, 432-33, 436-37, 494, 531, 541
Folder 408. RSOC 1969 revisions and translations
Folder 409. RSOC 1971 draft, revised Penguin edition
Battle For Asia
British edition title: Scorched Earth
Folder 410. Battle For Asia 1940 draft: preface through part 3
Folder 411. Battle For Asia 1940 draft: parts 4-7
Folder 412. Battle For Asia 1940 draft: parts 8-9
Folder 413. Battle For Asia 1940 draft: part 10-index
includes Battle For Asia promotion pamphlet and printer copy of Battle For Asia,
preface, p. 68
Pattern Of Soviet Power
Folder 414. Pattern Of Soviet Power 1945 draft: preface through p. 110
Folder 415. Pattern Of Soviet Power 1945 draft: pp. 111-234
Stalin Must Have Peace
Folder 416. Stalin Must Have Peace 1947 in note form
Random Notes On Red China
Folder 417. Random Notes On Red China 1957 draft: preface through Hsiao
Ching-kuang
Folder 418. Random Notes On Red China 1957 draft: The Land Revolution through
Mao Tse-tung
Folder 419. Random Notes On Red China 1957 draft: Lo Fu on Party Questions
through appendix, includes advertisement
Journey To The Beginning
Folder 420. Journey To The Beginning 1958 draft: table of contents through
p. 100
Folder 421. Journey To The Beginning 1958 draft: pp. 101-199
Folder 422. Journey To The Beginning 1958 draft: pp. 200-295
Folder 423. Journey To The Beginning 1958 draft: pp. 296-400
Folder 424. Journey To The Beginning 1958 draft: pp. 401-506
Folder 425. Journey To The Beginning 1958 draft: pp. 507-596
includes revision notes
Folder 426. "Return to the Beginning", Dec. 14, 1959 draft
Red China Today: The Other Side
of The River
Previous titles: "Democracy In China and
Life" and "Death In China".
Folder 427. Red China Today 1961, revised draft: table of contents through
part 3, chapter 5
Folder 428. Red China Today 1961, revised draft: part 3, chapter 6 through part
3, chapter 19
Folder 429. Red China Today 1961, revised draft: part 4, chapter 1 through part
5, chapter 7
Folder 430. Red China Today 1961, revised draft: part 5, chapter 8 through notes
Folder 431. Red China Today 1961-62, revisions and notes
Folder 432. Red China Today 1961-62, revisions and notes
Folder 433. Red China Today 1962 setting copy: title page through chapter 17
Folder 434. Red China Today 1962 setting copy: chapters 18-36
Folder 435. Red China Today 1962 setting copy: chapter 37-54
Folder 436. Red China Today 1962 setting copy: chapter 55-69
Folder 437. Red China Today 1962 setting copy: chapter 70 through appendix
Folder 438. Red China Today May, June 1962 galley
Folder 439. Red China Today May, June 1962, galley
Folder 440. Red China Today May, June 1962, galley
Folder 441. Red China Today May, June 1962, galley
Folder 442. Red China Today May, June 1962, galley
Folder 443. Red China Today May, June 1962, galley
Folder 444. Red China Today Sept. 1962, galley
Folder 445. Red China Today Sept. 1962, galley
Folder 446. Red China Today Sept. 1962, galley
Folder 447. Red China Today Sept. 1962, galley
Folder 448. Red China Today Sept. 1962, galley
Folder 449. Red China Today 1962 uncorrected proof: chapters 1-39
Folder 450. Red China Today 1962 uncorrected proof: chapters 40-79
Folder 451. Red China Today 1962 uncorrected proof: chapters 80-86
Folder 452. Red China Today 1970s "As China Greeted the
1970s", revisions, and notes
The Long Revolution
Other proposed titles: "Into Re-opening
China, In China Again--1970-71", "The Revolution Continued", "China,
The Continuing Revolution"
Folder 453. The Long Revolution 1971 outline, revisions, and notes
includes research material
Folder 454. The Long Revolution 1971-72 proof: table of contents through part 4
Folder 455. The Long Revolution 1971-72 proof: part 5 through appendix
Folder 456. The Long Revolution 1971-72 proof: table of contents through part 4
Folder 457. The Long Revolution 1971-72 proof: part 5 through appendix
Folder 458. The Long Revolution 1972 setting copy: table of contents through
part 2
Folder 459. The Long Revolution 1972 setting copy: part 3-4
Folder 460. The Long Revolution 1972 setting copy: part 5 through appendix
Folder 461. The Long Revolution 1972 uncorrected proof: table of contents
through part 4
Folder 462. The Long Revolution 1972 uncorrected proof: part 5 through appendix
Unpublished Book Manuscripts
"China Since The Bomb"
The contents of these folders were retained
in the manner in which they were received. It is possible that some of the unidentified
manuscripts listed later in this inventory relate to this section. Another proposed title
for this work was "South of the Mountains, North of the Seas: Talks with Mao
Tse-tung".
Folder 463. "China Since The Bomb", notes and outlines
Folder 464. "China Since The Bomb", draft, part 1: China in Our Future
Folder 465. "China Since The Bomb", draft, part 1: China and Our Future
Folder 466. "China Since The Bomb", draft, part 2
Folder 467. "China Since The Bomb", draft, part 2
Folder 468. "China Since The Bomb", draft, part 2
Folder 469. "China Since The Bomb", draft, part 2: Unique Interview; The Five
Percent Against; On Superstition and Such;
Folder 470. "China Since the Bomb", draft part 2: Vietnam, The United States
and China; The Third World; On Tibet; The United Have Nots
Folder 471. "China Since The Bomb", draft part 2: the Bomb; Mao on Mao;
includes research material
Folder 472. "China Since The Bomb", draft, part 2: Too Many Chinese; The Next
Generation
includes research material
Folder 473. "China Since The Bomb", draft part 3: The Army, the Party, and
the People; appendix; interview with Mao Tse-tung, Jan. 1965
Folder 474. "China Since The Bomb", draft part 3: The Army, the Party, and
the People; appendix; interview with Mao Tse-tung, Jan. 1965 (cont.)
Unpublished Manuscripts
The majority of these manuscripts are in book
chapter form. Their contents include various manuscripts, titled and untitled; they are
undated and were retained in the order in which they were received.
Folder 475. "The Essence of the Cultural Revolution"; "Open
Warfare"; "The Cults and the Culture"; "Alice in Nanniwan"
Folder 476. "Volume IV"; "The Thoughts of Mao Tse-tung";
"China and Japan"; "Science and Education"
Folder 477. "Part 2, Care and Control of the Population: Some Special
Situations"; "Sex and Demography"; "Abortion with Acupuncture";
"What Is Acupuncture"; "Stressing Rural Areas First"; "Outside
Command Wang"; "A General View from the Heavenly Peace Gate";
"Beginnings"
includes research materials
Folder 478. "Sian and After"; "Why was a Chinese Red?";
"Secrets of Red Strength"; "Mao Tse-tung"; "Mao Tse-tung--and the
Cost of Living"; "Encounter at Tien An Mien"
includes research materials
Folder 479. "Is Mao Expecting War--or Waging Peace"; "Maos Final
Revolution" or "Maoism without Mao"; "China and Our Future";
"China--War and Peace"
Folder 480. Manuscripts continued from previous folder
Folder 481. Untitled, unidentified manuscripts
The following three folders also contain
insert galleys, revisions to previously written work, notes, proposed chapter titles and
manuscripts.
Folder 482. Untitled, unidentified manuscripts
Folder 483. Untitled, unidentified manuscripts
Folder 484. Manuscript fragments, quotations
Book Related Correspondence
Correspondence related to this subject will
also appear in the general correspondence section.
Folder 485. Correspondence 1930s-40s
Folder 486. Correspondence 1957-59
includes Owen Lattimore and material about Asiacticus
Folder 487. Correspondence Jan., July, Sept., Oct. 1960, 1962
Folder 488. Correspondence Nov. - Dec. 1962
Folder 489. Correspondence 1963
Folder 490. Correspondence 1964-6
Folder 491. Correspondence 1967-68, Jan.-Feb. 1969
Folder 492. Correspondence Mar.-Dec. 1969
Folder 493. Correspondence 1970-71
Folder 494. Correspondence 1972-76 and undated
Folder 495. Book contracts 1933, 1942, 1945, 1950, 1960-61, 1965, 1968
Folder 496. Random House 1961, 1966, 1969, 1970-71
Folder 497. Edmund Clubb 1961-62
Folder 498. Victor Gollancz 1961, 1964-68, 1971
Folder 499. Penguin Books 1970-72
Folder 500. Random House 1972-74, 1977
Book Reviews
Folder 501. The Far Eastern Front 1933-34
Folder 502. Living China 1936
Folder 503. Red Star Over China 1937
Folder 504. Red Star Over China 1938
includes reviews on revised editions, 1958, 1968-69, 1971-74
Folder 505. Battle For Asia 1941
Folder 506. Battle For Asia 1941
Folder 507. People On Our Side 1944
Folder 508. Pattern of Soviet Power 1945
Folder 509. Stalin Must Have Peace 1947
Folder 510. Journey To The Beginning 1958-59
includes correspondence
Folder 511. Journey To The Beginning, German reviews, 1977-78
Folder 512. The Other Side Of The River 1962
includes correspondence
Folder 513. The Other Side Of The River 1963
includes correspondence
Folder 514. The Other Side Of The River 1964, 1966, 1968-69, 1971-72, undated
Folder 515. The Long Revolution 1971-74
Folder 516. The Long Revolution, French reviews, 1972-73 and German reviews,
Jan.-June 1973
Folder 517. The Long Revolution, German reviews, July-Sept. 1973
Folder 518. The Long Revolution, German reviews, Oct.-Dec. 1973, 1974-76
"One Fourth of Humanity" (documentary film)
The following material includes correspondence
from 1963 to 1973, film reviews, film publicity, invoices, insurance policies, film
scripts, and related production material. The bulk of correspondence is between Edgar Snow
and the following: Contemporary Film, Charles Cooper, director, the original film
distributor; Richard Sidwell Limited, editor; Four Star Entertainment, Manny Rainer,
president; Denis Mitchell Film Ltd., Norman Swallow, technical advisor; Rogosin Film,
Lionel Rogosin, and Impact Film c/o Rogosin Film, Stan Gottlieb. Also both theatrical,
non-commercial, and regional television distributors in the United States; Bernard
Vorhaus, producer; Prof. S. J. Noumoff, Canadian distributor; Richard Price Television
Association, Richard Price, European distributor; Robert P. Mills, literary agent, and
Branson OCasey, agent.
The contents of the folders containing the film
script and related production materials were retained in the manner in which they were
received. The audio and video components of the production, including several
versions of the final production, are listed later in this inventory.
Folder 519. "One Fourth of Humanity" correspondence 1963-65
Folder 520. "One Fourth of Humanity" correspondence Jan. 1-May 31, 1966
Folder 521. "One Fourth of Humanity" correspondence June 1-Dec. 27, 1966
Folder 522. "One Fourth of Humanity" correspondence 1967
Folder 523. "One Fourth of Humanity" correspondence Jan. 3-Aug. 31, 1968
Folder 524. "One Fourth of Humanity" correspondence Sept. 1-Oct. 30, 1968
Folder 525. "One Fourth of Humanity" correspondence Nov. 1-Dec. 27, 1968
Folder 526. "One Fourth of Humanity" correspondence Jan. 3-May 30, 1969
Folder 527. "One Fourth of Humanity" correspondence June 4-Dec. 31, 1969
Folder 528. "One Fourth of Humanity" correspondence 1970-73
Folder 529. "One Fourth of Humanity" correspondence undated
Folder 530. Film publicity
Folder 531. Film reviews
Folder 532. Insurance policies and film accounts
Folder 533. Invoices 1961-68
Folder 534. Script, complete
Folder 535. Script
Folder 536. Script
includes film inventory and a listing of shots, cuts, and inserts
Folder 537. Script and notes
Folder 538. Script and notes
Folder 539. Film inventory, film sequence, and fragments of the sound script
Folder 540. Film inventory, shot list, and narration draft
Folder 541. Film inventory, fragments of the sound script, and film shots, cuts, and
inserts
Folder 542. Captions for moving pictures of "Red China"

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