Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: Over the years Earl Douglass wrote prolifically in a variety of notebooks, bound and unbound. Often times he intended a particular book to contain only items of a specific nature, i.e., diaries, field notes, reflections, etc. However, this was not always the case and often the diaries contain reflections, the field notes diary entries, and the reflections diary entries', poems, etc. The books here titled Reflections contain a variety of entries but primarily are Douglass's ponderings and...