Unique autograph manuscript of , by Hugh MacDiarmid, together with other literary papers and some letters A drunk man looks at the thistle ca. 1925-1960

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Unique autograph manuscript of , by Hugh MacDiarmid, together with other literary papers and some letters A drunk man looks at the thistle ca. 1925-1960

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2 vols and 1 envelope, all held in 1 box; manuscript, typescript, a photograph, and printed material.

eng,

GB 206 Leeds University Library

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