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Ponsonby, Magdalen, 1864-. Correspondence, 1908-1909.

Title: Correspondence, 1908-1909.

Includes letters to Ponsonby from Arthur Christopher Benson, Sir Benjamin Louis Cohen, Robert Offley Ashburton Crewe-Milnes, Sir Edmund Gosse, Sir Oliver Joseph Lodge, William MacDonald Sinclair, and Basil Wilberforce, among others, concerning a manifesto prepared by the Committee for the abolition of the office of dramatic censor. Also includes a letters from Ponsonby and Gilbert Cannan to Harley Granville-Barker as well as a statement to the Committee by Granville-Barker.

ArchivalResource: 1 v. (.1 linear ft.)

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Mary Hutchinson Papers

Title: Mary Hutchinson Papers

Correspondence makes up the bulk of the Mary Hutchinson Papers, 1910-1977, supplemented by a few holograph and typescript manuscripts by Hutchinson and other authors. The Works Series is composed of a few articles written by Hutchinson, including biographical sketches of several members of the Bloomsbury group, notes taken on the life and works of Samuel Beckett, and a list of the letters she received from Beckett. The Correspondence Series contains three subseries: A. Outgoing Correspondence, 1915-1973, B. Incoming Correspondence, 1910-1977; and C. Third-party Correspondence, 1912-1941. The collection of outgoing letters is fairly small, representing only a fraction of the letters Hutchinson must have written. Best represented in this section are her letters to her cousin Lytton Strachey of which 141 are included. Also present are a number of drafts of letters intended for Samuel Beckett. Incoming Correspondence makes up the bulk of these papers with well over 2,500 personal letters, postcards, notes, and telegrams sent to Hutchinson over a period of 60 years. By far the largest contributor to this section is Clive Bell with nearly 1400 letters. Other large accumulations of letters are present from Samuel Beckett, Vanessa Bell, Dora Carrington, T. S. and Vivienne Eliot, Aldous and Maria Huxley, Lytton Strachey, Henry Tonks, Virginia Woolf, David Wright, and others. Third-party Correspondence rounds out the Correspondence Series with a number of social and business letters to St. John Hutchinson from Thomas Earp, T. S. Eliot, Maria Huxley, and Henry Tonks, as well as others. The Works and Ephemera of Other Authors Series primarily contains the output of Hutchinson's writer friends, including Samuel Beckett, Clive Bell, Gilbert Cannan, Joseph Hone, and Aldous Huxley. Also present is a portrait photograph of Clive Bell taken by Roger Fry, book plates belonging to Huxley, and a fragment of Augustus John's autobiography.

ArchivalResource: 22.5 boxes (9.38 linear feet)

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Cannan, Gilbert, 1884-1955. Etain the beloved by James H. Cousins [and] poems by Seumas O'Sullivan : book review, [1912].

Title: Etain the beloved by James H. Cousins [and] poems by Seumas O'Sullivan : book review, [1912].

AMsS.

ArchivalResource: 1 item (4 p. on 4 leaves) ; 21 x 13 cm.

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Gilbert Cannan: Writings and Biographical Correspondence, c.1910-1976

Title: Gilbert Cannan: Writings and Biographical Correspondence c.1910-1976

ArchivalResource: 1 box

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Cannan, Gilbert, 1884-1955. Letters : London, Herts., to Harold Monro, 1913-1919.

Title: Letters : London, Herts., to Harold Monro, 1913-1919.

6 ALsS.

ArchivalResource: 6 items (together 6 p.) ; varying sizes.

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Stephens, James, 1882-1950. Letter, 1912 Apr. 22 : Dublin, to Harold Monro.

Title: Letter, 1912 Apr. 22 : Dublin, to Harold Monro.

ALS.

ArchivalResource: 1 item (1 p.) ; 20 x 17 cm.

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Fonds Edward Gordon Craig

Title: Fonds Edward Gordon Craig

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Cabell, James Branch, 1879-1958. Papers of James Branch Cabell [manuscript], 1917-1930.

Title: Papers of James Branch Cabell [manuscript], 1917-1930.

The collection includes manuscripts, letters, correspondence concerning publication of Cabell's books; revisions and publication of "Beyond Life," and "Jurgen"; stories, essays, legal papers relating to the suppression of Jurgen and subsequent obscenity trial; photos; newspaper clippings; miscellany; biographical sketch; scrapbook; notes; publication agreements; and autographs. There are typescripts and/or proofs for "Suggestions," "The Jewel Merchants," "The Lineage of Lichfield," "Cream of the Jest," "The Music From Behind the Moon," and "Jurgen" as sell as a review of "Jurgen" by Joseph Hergesheimer. Correspondence betwen Cabell and Guy Holt, of Robert M. McBride & Co. concerns revisions and publication of Cabell's books, stories,and books. Correspondents include: Stephen Vincent Benét, William Rose Benét, Edward Hale Bierstadt, Kate Langley Bosher, Ernest A. Boyd, Gilbert Cannan, Barrett H. Clark, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Wilson Follett, Crosby Gaige, Garrard Glenn, Joseph Hergesheimer, James Hopper, Sidney Howard, Sinclair Lewis, Robert M. McBride, H. L. Mencken, George Moore, Christopher Morley, Ellis P. Oberholtzer, Albert Bigelow Paine, Josephine Preston Peabody, Burton Rascoe, Paul Jordan Smith, T. R. Smith, George Sterling, Will Orton Tewson, Amélie Rives and Pierre Troubetzkoy, Louis Untermeyer, Hugh Walpole, and James R. Wells.

ArchivalResource: 361 pieces.

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Papers, 1839-1957.

Title: Papers, 1839-1957.

Collection consists of personal, professional and family papers: letters, manuscripts, diaries, journals, photographs and newspaper clippings. It is a complete record of Mitchell's public and personal life over fifty years. The strength of the collection is in the letters of American writers of the modern movement; friends of Mitchell's such as E.E. Cummings, John Dos Passos, Robert Hillyer and Marianne Moore. Other correspondents include Ezra Pound, Robert Frost, Kenneth Patchen, Conrad Aiken and the owners, editors and contributors to The Dial in the 1920s. Members of the N.E. academic community are strongly represented, inc. Samuel Eliot Morison and Arthur Meier Schlesinger. Mitchell's outgoing correspondence is preserved in carbon, or in the original. Mitchell's personal correspondence, with family and friends, is only partially organized. Literary mss. include short works by Dos Passos and Samuel Eliot Morison, and an unpublished memoir by Mitchell, Gateway to Nowhere. Papers of Mitchell's aunt, Georgine Holmes Thomas, include letters and diaries (ca. 1839-1940) and a multi-volume autobiography in ms.

ArchivalResource: 25 ft.

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Mary Hutchinson Papers

Title: Mary Hutchinson Papers

Correspondence makes up the bulk of the Mary Hutchinson Papers, 1910-1977, supplemented by a few holograph and typescript manuscripts by Hutchinson and other authors. The Works Series is composed of a few articles written by Hutchinson, including biographical sketches of several members of the Bloomsbury group, notes taken on the life and works of Samuel Beckett, and a list of the letters she received from Beckett. The Correspondence Series contains three subseries: A. Outgoing Correspondence, 1915-1973, B. Incoming Correspondence, 1910-1977; and C. Third-party Correspondence, 1912-1941. The collection of outgoing letters is fairly small, representing only a fraction of the letters Hutchinson must have written. Best represented in this section are her letters to her cousin Lytton Strachey of which 141 are included. Also present are a number of drafts of letters intended for Samuel Beckett. Incoming Correspondence makes up the bulk of these papers with well over 2,500 personal letters, postcards, notes, and telegrams sent to Hutchinson over a period of 60 years. By far the largest contributor to this section is Clive Bell with nearly 1400 letters. Other large accumulations of letters are present from Samuel Beckett, Vanessa Bell, Dora Carrington, T. S. and Vivienne Eliot, Aldous and Maria Huxley, Lytton Strachey, Henry Tonks, Virginia Woolf, David Wright, and others. Third-party Correspondence rounds out the Correspondence Series with a number of social and business letters to St. John Hutchinson from Thomas Earp, T. S. Eliot, Maria Huxley, and Henry Tonks, as well as others. The Works and Ephemera of Other Authors Series primarily contains the output of Hutchinson's writer friends, including Samuel Beckett, Clive Bell, Gilbert Cannan, Joseph Hone, and Aldous Huxley. Also present is a portrait photograph of Clive Bell taken by Roger Fry, book plates belonging to Huxley, and a fragment of Augustus John's autobiography.

ArchivalResource: 22.5 boxes (9.38 linear feet)

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Cannan, Gilbert, 1884-1955. The hill of vision by James Stephens [book review], undated.

Title: The hill of vision by James Stephens [book review], undated.

AMsS.

ArchivalResource: 1 item (7 p. on 7 leaves) ; 21 x 13 cm.

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Speiser, Maurice J., 1880-. Miscellaneous manuscripts, 1915-1938, n.d.

Title: Miscellaneous manuscripts, 1915-1938, n.d.

Consists of letters to Speiser from the following correspondents: Mercedes de Acosta, Gilbert Cannan, Jacques Copeau, Ferenc Molnár and Eugene O'Neill.

ArchivalResource: 15 items (15 leaves).

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Cabell, James Branch, 1879-1958. Scrapbooks of James Branch Cabell [manuscript], 1886-1958 (bulk 1904-1926).

Title: Scrapbooks of James Branch Cabell [manuscript], 1886-1958 (bulk 1904-1926).

The scrapbooks contain clippings supplied by a clippings service regarding Cabell and his works, chiefly reviews of his early books. The scrapbooks also contain letters to Cabell from publishers, fellow authors, readers, and reviewers; as well as programs and announcements. The "Jurgen" obscenity controversy is a frequent topic. In addition there are fragments of manuscripts by Cabell, manuscripts of poetry, essays and book reviews by other authors including "The unknown poetry of James Branch Cabell" by Louis Untermeyer, "The hashish-eater" by Clark Ashton Smith, and "Literary sore toes" by Edward Hale Bierstadt. Correspondents include Henry Mills Alden, Charles Dexter Allen, David W. Amram, Charlton Andrews, Edmund M. Ashe, Charles C. Baldwin, Samuel Barlow, Charles Bayly, Jr., Carleton Beals, Arthur E. Becher, William Rose Benét, William John Bernhard, Edward Hale Bierstadt, John Peale Bishop, edwin Björkman, Emily N. Blair, Ralph Block, Glen Walton Blodgett, Walter Russell Bowie, Ernest A. Boyd, Thomas A. Boyd, Henry Walcott Boynton, Anna Hempstead Branch, Don Marshall Bregenzer, Harold Chapman Brown, I. R. Brussel, Mitchell S. Buck, Abraham Cahan, George Chambers Calvert, Henry Seidel Canby, Lewis Chase, Donald Barr Chidsey, Thomas Caldecot Chubb, Barrett H. Clark, Wilson Ober Clough, Wilbur L. Cross, Frank Crowninshield, Aleister Crowley, Richard Harding Davis, R. De Roussy De Sales, William Arthur Deacon, Benjamin De Casseres, Leonard Cline, Frank Daniel, A. Grove Day, Floyd Dell, William Kavanaugh Doty, Philip C. Duschnes, Horace H. Edwards, Milton I. D. Einstein, Thomas Hornsly Ferril, Charles J. Finger, Samuel Fischer, Morris Fishbein, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Sydney B. Flower, Wilson Follett, Justus Miles Forman, Henry B. Fuller, Lewis Galantière, Glenn Garrard, Ellen Glasgow, Benjamin Glazer, Isaac Goldberg, Alfred F. Goldsmith, E. S. Goodhue, W. Cabell Greet, Elizabeth Grinnell, Frederick S. Hammett, T. Swann Harding, Lester Hargrett, Arthur Hartmann, William R. A. Hays, Joseph Hergesheimer, B. Russell Herts, H. R. R. Hertzberg, Harry Hervey, John M. Hill, Grover Cleveland Hite, Robert C. Holliday, Guy Holt, Fannie Hurst, Merle Johnson, George T. Keating, Ethel May Kelly, Alfred Kreymborg, Joseph Wood Krutch, Elinor Macartney Lane, Kenneth Westmacott Lane (Keith West), Henry W. Lanier, Clarence John Laughlin, Grace Hegger Lewis, Sinclair Lewis, H. Baxter Liebler, J. B. Lippincott Co., Horace B. Liveright, William Loeb, Jr., F. B. Luquiens, George Macy, John Macy, Dorothea Lawrance Mann, Edwin J. Mayer, Helen F. McAfee, Roy L. McCardell, Warren Albert McNeill, H. L. Mencken, George Moore, Willard S. Morse, Dhan Gopal Mukerji, George Jean Nathan, Robert Nathan, Frances Newman, Charles Edmund Noyes, Edward J. O'Brien, Hamilton Owens, Walter Hines Page, Albert Bigelow Paine, Stuart Palmer, Isabel Paterson, Thomas Rossman Palfrey, Mary Plum, Mary Brecht Pulver, Burton Rascoe, Ben Ray Redman, John R. Reinhard, Laban Lacy Rice, Thomas Geale Rice, Walter Adolphe Roberts, James Harvey Robinson, Francis Rolt-Wheeler, Theodore Roosevelt, Viscountess Lilian Rothermere of Harmsworth, Harold Goddard Rugg, B. K. Sandwell, Whitelaw Saunders, Eugene Francis Saxton, Dorothy Scarborough, Laurence Schwab, George Steele Seymour, Frank Shay, Lewis Worthington Smith, Lloyd E. Smith, Paul Jordan Smith, Maurice J. Speiser, Laurence Stallings, Vincent Starrett, Donald Ogden Stewart, Gideon Timberlake, Pierre Troubetzkoy, Louis Untermeyer, Carl Van Doren, Nathan Van Patten, Carl Van Vechten, George Sylvester Viereck, Frank H. Vizetelly, Bernhardt Wall, Hugh Walpole, Harold Ward, Anne Rutherfoord Wayland, Franklin Wentworth, Kate Douglas Wiggin, Blanche Colton Williams, Marshall Wingfield, A. L. S. Wood, and Jack Woodford.

ArchivalResource: 10 items.

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