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...first book, a collection of verse, was published about 1895, and his final volume 60 years later. Many of his works were biographies, including ones of Wendell, John Jay Chapman, Fredeick Pickering Cabot, James Ford Rhodes, and himself...
...magazine, entitled Advance, will be published in an effort to remedy the lack of a "national voice and national intellectual leadership" in the modern Republican movement, Editor Bruce K. Chapman '62, said...
Most of the faculty playwriting, however, has been done during the last 10 years. Robert H. Chapman, associate professor of English, came to Harvard as an instructor in 1950 when he was putting the final touches on his dramatization (written in collaboration with Louis O. Coxe) of Melville's Billy Budd. A deeply moving allegory, the play has justly become something of an American classic already. In 1951, it was nosed out by Darkness at Noon by only two votes for the New York Drama Critics Circle Award as the finest play of the season. In 1953, the old Harvard...
...House of Five Talents, Auchincloss 8. The Chapman Report, Wallace...
...Thursday the Advisory Committee will select four plays for its spring schedule from those submitted by the HDC, the Gilbert and Sullivan Players, the Harvard Opera Guild, and other groups. Chapman was unable to predict the chances of the HDC suggestions...