Earle, George Chester

Epithet: teacher, known as 'Pod'

British Library Archives and Manuscripts Catalogue : Person : Description : ark:/81055/vdc_100000000544.0x00000b

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creatorOf	Poetic works by Eleanor Farjeon. ‘Six green singers’, written for her brother Joseph, Christmas 1910; ‘Spite of a car’; poem beginning ‘I shall remember, love, as long’ written to George Chester Earle and typed from her autograph; ‘The first joyful m..., 1910-1953	British Library
creatorOf	Correspondence of members of the Farjeon family, other than Eleanor and Benjamin Leopold Farjeon, outside the family. Not all correspondents named below are indexedIncludes:Letters to Margaret Farjeon to, among others: Dion Boucicault, Albert Chevali..., 1868-1954	British Library
creatorOf	Works by other persons or unidentified authors. Includes: short essay on education by George Chester Earle, ‘Adventures with words’ by George Chester Earle; ‘My autograph book’, by Georgina Henschel; ‘The dead donkey’, a poem by ‘Pegeen Mair’; leaves..., 1908-approximately 1965	British Library

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Earle, George Chester

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