Elizabeth Madox Roberts : papers, 1815-1941.

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Elizabeth Madox Roberts : papers, 1815-1941.

Papers include correspondence received and written by her, 1911-1941; family letters and literary correspondence from and to editors, former classmates, and other friends, discussing their work and hers as well as personal matters; congratulatory letters; notebooks containing material for The Great Meadow and rough drafts of other writings; miscellaneous family papers, 1815-1940; and newspaper clippings, 1920-1941, about Roberts.

0.66 cubic ft.

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SNAC Resource ID: 7604970

The Filson Historical Society

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