Scope and Contents Over 135 poems.

Scope and Contents Douglass submitted a number of his poems to the publisher Walter Neale of New York. Douglass and Neale could not agree on terms of publishing--Douglass wanted more money; Neale wanted better poems. No agreement was reached. This correspondence, dated late in 1928, tells of their negotiations. The poems submitted by Douglass are included.

Scope and Contents Twenty-eight poems "selected and sent by Earl Douglass to the Stratford Publishing Company," according to a note with the poems written by Pearl Douglass. The publisher's letter of acceptance of these poems arrived the day of Earl Douglass's death.