SUPPLEMENTARY SHAW PAPERS. Vol. V (ff. 64) . Miscellaneous notes, printed ephemera, etc., of Shaw; 1895-1947, n.d. Autograph, partly shorthand, typewritten and printed.Drama: Literary History: George Bernard Shaw, author: Correspondence and papers of... 1895-1947
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