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1903–1979 as the Library of Congress records it · On the Friends’ Local Authors roster as J. O. Bailey → · Library of Congress authority record ↗
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A 1944 circular in which an English department committee at the University of North Carolina laid two proposals before the whole faculty: a correlated curriculum, and the so-called 1-2-1 plan, splitting college into an opening year, a two-year major and a closing year. Raymond Adams, J.O. Bailey and H.K. Russell signed it.
Two hundred items in 2.5 linear feet make up the papers of the literary scholar J. O. Bailey (1903-1979), covering 1924 to 1976, part of the Southern Historical Collection at UNC, collection 4113. Topics include science fiction criticism, the work of Thomas Hardy, the play 'Strike song: a play of the Southern mills' and Loretto Carroll Bailey, with further material on William T. Couch and the Friends of the Library at Chapel Hill.
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