Letters and poems [manuscript]. 1922-1986.

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Letters and poems [manuscript]. 1922-1986.

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1. Letters written to his brother, Ronald, the first at age 14 from the Royal Australian Naval College, Jervis Bay, and the last the year before his death. They are family letters, with very little discussion of his career. There are several letters from Ronald to Alan. 2. Unpublished poems written in the 1930s.

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