Papers of Robert Graves: Works by others: pamphlets, offprints and other materials

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Papers of Robert Graves: Works by others: pamphlets, offprints and other materials

Date

1824-2006

Resource Link

http://archiveshub.ac.uk/data/gb473-rg/m

Abstract

The subfonds consists of pamphlets, offprints, theses and printed ephemera by authors other than Graves. It also includes unpublished and draft works by others. Occasionally material appears to have been actively acquired by Graves, such as the extracted and copy material on Tonga, complementing the holdings of the working library, also now at St John's College. More commonly, items have been sent as apparently unsolicited gifts by friends and admirers. The subfonds also contains works of biography and literary criticism with Graves as their subject, including proofs of the biographies by Martin Seymour-Smith and Richard Perceval Graves. Some material accumulated after the death of Graves.

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14 boxes

Languages

eng, Latn

Holding Repository

St John's College, Oxford

Information

SNAC Resource ID: 6299986

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