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Brideshead revisited : the sacred and profane memories of Captain Charles Ryder
Waugh, Evelyn (1903-1966)
1945
Remote people
Waugh, Evelyn (1903-1966)
[1931]
Travels in Abyssinia, South Arabia, Zanzibar, Kenya, Tanganyika, Uganda and Congo.
Evelyn Waugh, autograph letters and manuscripts, including the manuscript of 'Vile Bodies', with related material.
Waugh, Evelyn (1903-1966)
1912-1993
Comprises the following items: (1) Carbon typescript with autograph manuscript title-page of Volume 1 of 'The Pistol Troop magazine', compiled by Waugh when a child, 1912; (2) Mimeographed typescript ...
Carbon typescript with autograph manuscript title-page of Volume 1 of 'The Pistol Troop magazine'
1912
Compiled by Waugh when a child. A survival from Waugh's childhood, its production indulgently managed by his elders. The impressive original red morocco binding by Bayne has "The Pistol Troop Magazi...
Four autograph letters to Stanley Salmen, Managing Director of Little Brown & Co. Piers Court, Stinchcombe
23 January 1952 -31 December 1954
The letters to Waugh's American publisher refer to Men at arms and Officers and gentlemen.
Eleven autograph letters to Edward Bradford. Piers Court; Combe Florey
4 September 1955 - 21 July1961
The letters are to Waugh's American publisher, successor to Stanley Salmen, and refer extensively to Officers and gentlemen, The life of Ronald Knox, A tourist in Africa and The end of the battle.
Autograph letter from Waugh to Edwin Chapman-Andrews
Undated [probably 1956]
The letter reports that Waugh is searching for a house to buy, a search that was to end with the purchase of Combe Florey, and suggests dinner in London when possible.
Waugh, Evelyn Autograph postcard signed with the initial "E" to John Sparrow. Combe Florey
June 1962
The postcard refers to Lady Chatterley's lover and D.H. Lawrence who "couldn’t write for toffee"; noting Graham Greene's recent honorary degree at Cambridge, Waugh asks Sparrow if he can arrange the...
Autograph letter from Waugh to Viola Lyel
18 Jan 1949
Held with a copy of Waugh's book 'Edmund Campion', 2nd edition, 1947, which bears a presentation inscription to Miss Lyel following her reception into the Roman Catholic Church (http://lib.leeds.ac.uk...