Unpublished typescripts on the sources of works by the Brontës / by Florence Dry. 1934-1970.

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Unpublished typescripts on the sources of works by the Brontës / by Florence Dry. 1934-1970.

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Typescripts of four unpublished works by Florence Swinton Dry on the sources of works by the Brontës: (1) The Sources of Emily Brontës Poems; (2) The Tenant of Wildfell Hall: Its Purpose and Origin; (3) The Analysis of The Professor; (4) The Sources of Villette. There are also (5) three items of correspondence, including a letter from the American scholar, J.S.P. Tatlock.

1 box, typescript, some of it held in spring binders; a few items of manuscript.

Brotherton Library, University of Leeds

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Brotherton Library, University of Leeds

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