Stuart Gilbert Papers 1900-1985 (bulk 1928-1975)

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Stuart Gilbert Papers 1900-1985 (bulk 1928-1975)

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The papers of British author, editor, and translator StuartGilbert relate primarily to his years in Paris and his association with Irishauthor James Joyce. Diaries, notebooks, manuscript drafts, correspondence, andphotographs make up the bulk of the collection. A typescript of Gilbert's and a typescript ofthe first chapter of Joyce's are present, as isextensive correspondence from Joyce. There are also materials by Gilbert's wifeand collaborator Moune. James Joyce's Ulysses Finnegans Wake

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