Papers [manuscript]. 1909-1961.

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Papers [manuscript]. 1909-1961.

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Two letters from James Craig Annan to Lindsay (1927); typescript copies of correspondence between Lionel Lindsay and his brother Norman (1922); typescript copies of Lindsay's letters to R.G. Menzies (1940-1961); and Hugh McCrae's Satyrs and sunlight: silvarum libri (1909), with original McCrae poems, and letter to Lindsay. (Lindsay illustrated the book); Also includes: (1) "Norman Lindsay by Peter Lindsay" "Robert Lindsay by Lionel Lindsay"; (2) "Notes on the Lindsays and people connected with them" collected by Peter Lindsay; (3) "The Dobell case concerning portrait of Joshua Smith and Lionel Lindsay's participation"; (4) "A chapter on Norman Lindsay deleted from Lionel Lindsay's autobiography"; photocopies and typescripts of correspondence.

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Lindsay, Norman, 1879-1969

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Lindsay, Lionel, Sir, 1874-1961

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Dobell, William, Sir, 1899-1970

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Menzies, Robert, 1894-1978

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Prime Minister of Australia, 1939-1941 and 1949-1966. Leader of the Federal Opposition, 1943-1949. Member of the House of Representatives for Kooyong, Victoria, 1934-1966. Founder of the Liberal Party of Australia. From the description of Papers of Sir Robert Menzies, 1905-1978. 1905-1978. (Libraries Australia). WorldCat record id: 219969931 Federal politician and former Liberal Prime Minister. See "Who's who in Australia" 1977, p. 770. From the description of Le...