Canadian Voices and Others. (Part 2 of 2)
Poems Selected for the Class Room by A.M. Stephen. 2 copies. A table of contents, notes on poems and biographical notes are added. The first copy has a bibliography.
A table of contents is added.
Unidentified poem called "Canada"
Chapter Officers League of Western Writers (list of addresses)
List of People to Whom Circular About Christmas Books should be sent
Poem printed in a Christmas card sent to his friends.
Poem printed in a Christmas cards sent to his friends.
"The Lunatic, The Lover, and The Poet," The Shakespeare Association Bulletin. Vol. XVI, no . 2.
pp. 77-88
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Stephen, A.M. "From the Canadian West." The Lariat.
p. 171-172
Stephen, A.M. "From the Canadian West." The Lariat.
p. 364-366
Stephen, A.M. When You Come Back To Me.
Song with pianoforte accompaniment. Music by Edith Stuart. Words by A.M. Stephen. Seattle; Craig Music Press
Stephen, A.M. "Dr. Samuel Johnson Views Our Poets." Dalhousie Review.
p. 494-506
Review of A.M. Stephen's Verendrye by Julia W. Henshaw.
Review of A.M. Stephen's The Land of Singing Waters by Canadienne, The Winnipeg Tribune.
Program of First Annual Convention of the Child Welfare Association of British Columbia.
Brochure advertising a practical course in authorship at the B.C. School of Pharmacy and Science
The Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (Farmer-Labor-Socialist)
A description of the inception, objects, and plans of the new Canadian political movement launched at Calgary, Alberta. A reprint from the August [1932] issue of the United Farmers of Alberta.
A statement signed by various C. C. F. members regretting the political direction of the party and supporting the reinstatement of A. M. Stephen, who was suspended from the party owing to his activities on behalf of the League Against War and Fascism.
Hitlerism in Canada, Vancouver, The League Against War and Fascism
Post Office "Sitdowner's" Gazette, Vol. I, no. 1-3
Victoria Jobless Journal, Vol. I, no. 1
Journal is a continuation of the Post Office "Sitdowner's" Gazette.
A sheet with satirical comments on the beauty of Vancouver.
Letter referring to his forthcoming activities and Stephen's Voice of Canada.
Deacon, W. A. (Saturday Night)
Letter referring to Voice of Canada and other poems. Excerpts from letters on The Voice of Canada are attached.
Request for an autographed copy of The Land of Singing Waters.
Comments on The Land of Singing Waters.
Garvin, John W. (editor, Radisson Society of Canada)
Letter refers to The Land of Singing Waters and Canadian poets in general.
Comments on The Land of Singing Waters, and his opinion about reviews on Appraisals of Canadian Literature.
Comments on TheLand of Singing Waters, and Wilson MacDonald's poetry as well as remarks on Roberts' state of health and his forthcoming year at the University of British Columbia.
Letter asks for the name of Stephen's new anthology as it will be placed on the Grade IX reading list and ackowledges copy of The Land of Singing Waters. Willis was Superintendent of Education, Victoria, B.C.
Comments on "The Land of Singing Waters." King was principal of a Vancouver high school.
Letter reviews Carman's activities and acknowledges a poem and article sent by Stephen.