Letters to Norman Lindsay [manuscript]. 1947-1948.

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Letters to Norman Lindsay [manuscript]. 1947-1948.

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Letter 22.1.47: written whilst Dobson was employed by Angus & Robertson, Sydney, thanking Lindsay for his comments on her poem "The Ship of Ice", and discussing its theme and her interest in the alliance between poetry and art (2 p.). Letter 14.2.48: composed on a working holiday in London and mentioning contact made with Philip and Jack Lindsay, the excitement and stresses of London life, the beginnings of a long poem, and plans for other writing and travel, including her wish to return to Australia to write (1 p.).

2 letters. (3 p.)

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Lindsay, Philip, 1906-

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Lindsay, Jack, 1900-1990

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