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Manny's Journals include a range of materials: selective incoming and outgoing correspondence; analysis of literature; personal musings or opinions on political events; anecdotes and remembered dreams; and notes about Boxford. The handwritten and typewritten journals are not redundant. Manny apparently maintained both volumes simultaneously for a period, though during some years, such as 1933, he recorded substantially more material in the handwritten volume than in the typewritten.