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Vol. II. (ff. 270). 21 June 1898-18 Dec. 1917.includes:ff. 1, 3 Alice Ellen Terry, GBE; actress: Letters to C. F. Shaw of Alice Ellen Terry: 1898.f. 4 Beatrice Moss Campbell, wife of Sir C H G Campbell: Letters, etc., to C. F. Shaw of Beatrice Mo...
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DARWIN AND CORNFORD PAPERS. Vol. XLIX (ff. 150). Letters to Frances Cornford on the death of her mother and on her published volumes of poems; 1903-1954. Partly signed, partly printed. Partly incomplete.includes:f. 2 Helen Gladstone, daughter of W ..., 1903-1954
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Vol. III, A-M. 1790-1931.includes:f. 1 Edmund Henry Hynman Allenby, Viscount Allenby: Letter to Sir P. C. Mitchell: 1930.f. 2 Henry Edward Armstrong, FRS; chemist: Letter to A. W. Rowe: 1905.ff. 2-165 passim Arthur Walton Rowe, MRCS: Letters to..., 1790-1931
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SPEYER CORRESPONDENCENon-musical correspondence and papers of Edward Speyer (d. 1934), amateur of music and art, viz.:-(1) Miscellaneous autograph letters from Arthur James Balfour (1st Earl of Balfour 1922), Sir Charles Wentworth Dilke, 2nd Bart., ..., 1899-1926
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Vol. CXVII. 1906-1909.Charles de Sousy Ricketts, alias 'Jean Paul Raymond'; RA: Thomas Robert Way, artist and printmaker: Letters to Thomas Robert Way from Charles de Sousy Ricketts: [1906]-1907.Robert Baldwin Ross, literary executor of Oscar Wilde: ..., 1906-1909
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Higgens Papers. Vol. v. 'Grace Germany's Diary 1921 in Saint Tropez'; 1921-1922. Detailed entries of a holiday in St Tropez with the Bells, Duncan Grant and Roger Fry, Oct 1921-Jan 1922. At the end: brief autobiography and five pages of 'things I not..., 1921-1922
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Vol. CXVI. 1902-1905.Sir Claude Phillips, Keeper of the Wallace Collection: Robert Baldwin Ross, literary executor of Oscar Wilde: Letters to Robert Baldwin Ross from Sir Claude Phillips: 1902-[1918], n.d.Robert Baldwin Ross, literary executor of Osc..., 1902-1905
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IV. MISCELLANEOUS 46151 BB (ff. 75). Detached leaves and other fragments in Turner's autograph, arranged roughly according to dated watermarks and other dates where available; 1806-1827, n.d. At f. 72 is a letter from Alexander Henry Hallam Murray, p..., 1806-1902
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Vol. CXXIX. n.d.Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree, actor-manager: Robert Baldwin Ross, literary executor of Oscar Wilde: Letters to Robert Baldwin Ross from Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree: 1911-1918, n.d.: Partly typewritten.Sir Max Beerbohm, author and cartoonis...
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STRACHEY PAPERS (20TH CENTURY SERIES). Vol. XIII (ff. 189). 1. ff. 1-15. Prof. Sigmund Freud; 1918-1938. 2. ff. 16-20. Geoffrey Fry; 1907, 1908. 3. ff. 21-22. Isabel Fry, sister of R. E. Fry; 1911. 4. ff. 23-31. Roger Eliot Fry, painter and critic; 1..., 1897-1938
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G. B. SHAW PAPERS: SERIES I. Vol. XXVII (ff. 216). Correspondence with:1. ff. 1-21. John Farleigh; 1933-1938.2. ff. 22-69. Sir Johnston Forbes-Robertson; 1897-1935.3. ff. 70-85. Curtis P. Freshel; 1937-1950.4. ff. 86-100. Roger Fry; 1912-1926.5. ..., 1897-1950
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Higgens Papers. Vol. vi. Diary of Grace Higgens; Feb.-July 1924. Gordon Square and Charleston. For entries in the 'Charleston Bulletin' for 1924 referring to events mentioned in the diary, see Add. 83317. ff. i + 51. 160 x 105 mm.Giles Lytton Strache...
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Correspondence, writings, papers, photographs, printed material, and press cuttings of the English painter David Garshen Bomberg (1890-1957) and his second wife Lilian Bomberg, née Holt (1898-1983), 1884-1987
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COCKERELL PAPERS. Vol. XCIII (ff. 272). E-Fu.includes:f. 1 Charles Ede, of the Folio Society Ltd: Letter to S. C. Cockerell: 1947.f. 2 John Maxwell Edmonds, classicist: Letter to S. C. Cockerell: 1947.ff. 3-5b Albert Ehrman, bibliophile and col...
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Vol. XVII.includes:ff. 7, 23 Wallis Armstrong, Director, National Gallery, Ireland: Letters to Lord D'Abernon: 1898-1909.f. 10 Sir Alfred George Temple, Director, Guildhall Gallery: Signature: 1902.ff. 11-12b John Beavan, Secretary, Burlington ...
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KOTELIANSKY PAPERS. Vol. IX (ff. 287). General correspondence; 1916-1946, n.d. Writers of letters include Thomas Stearns Eliot, Virginia Woolf and Edward Morgan Forster. At ff. 144-151 are letters from Dr Andrew John Morland to Koteliansky and (f. 14..., 1916-1946
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ABERCONWAY LETTERS. Vol. VII (ff. 261+162*). Letters of others; 1919-1961, n.d. The principal correspondents are:-(a) Augustus Edwin John, painter; 1924-1959, n.d. ff. 25-114b;-(b) George Bernard Shaw and his wife, Charlotte Frances; 1925-1930. Par..., 1919-1961
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Vol. IX (ff. 231). 1880-1908.includes:f. 1 Jane Alice Morris, daughter of Jane Morris: 'Record of the Secret Society': 1874.ff. 3, 36, 44, 46, 48, 50, 51, 54, 69 Prince Petr Alekseevich Kropotkin,; Russian revolutionary: Letters to Miss M. Morris..., 1880-1908
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COCKERELL PAPERS. Vol. XCIV (ff. 261). Ga-Gran.includes:f. 1 William M. Gardner, ARCA; FRSA: Letter to S. C. Cockerell: 1959. ff. 2-9b David Garnett, author: Letters to S. C. Cockerell: 1938-1955. f. 10 Apsley George Benet Cherry-Garrard, polar explo...
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Burlington Fine Arts Club; Piccadilly: Letters, from various correspondents, and Visitors' Book: 1894-1940: Partly Fr. Partly Germ: Partly signed.includes:f. 1 Julian Marshall, art collector and author: J. Beavan, Burlington Fine Arts Club: Letter ...
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