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T.O. Beachcroft
1952-1954
Letter from T.O. Beachcroft inviting Berry to contribute an essay on Herbert Read for an issue of 'Supplements to British Book News'. File includes further letters regarding the editing and publicatio...
T.S. Eliot
1958-1988
One Letter from Eliot to Berry rejecting Berry's proposal for a volume of collected poems. Dated 2nd March 1950. Various letters from Eliot (on behalf of Faber and Faber) to Berry thanking him for w...
The literature of politics : a lecture delivered at a C.P.C. literary luncheon
Eliot, T S (1888-1965)
1955
T.J. Wise, proof copies of pamphlets
Wise, Thomas James (1859-1937)
1909-1917
Nine separate titles, as follows, printed for Wise in very limited editions, some annotated by Wise and all of them having proof corrections, often in the hand of Edmund Gosse: (1) "Letters from Alger...
The literature of politics : a lecture delivered at a C.P.C. literary luncheon
Eliot, T S (1888-1965)
1955
Truth is more sacred : a critical exchange on modern literature : James Joyce, D. H. Lawrence, Henry James, Robert Graves, T. S. Eliot, Ezra Pound
Dahlberg, Edward (1900-1977); Read, Sir Herbert Edward (1893-1968)
[1961]
The lamp and the lute : studies in six modern authors
Dobrée, Bonamy (1891-1974)
1929
Contents: Introduction.--Henrik Ibsen.--Thomas Hardy.--Rudyard Kipling.--E. M. Forster.--D. H. Lawrence.--T. S. Eliot.
Norah Hoult
1934
Response to letter praising "Youth Can't be Served". Also responding to poems sent by Berry and offering writing advice.
The agreeable variety : in two parts : containing, first, discourses, characters, and poems, relating to the most useful subjects; and extracted from many worthy authors. Consisting, secondly, of letters, poems, &c. by several private persons, on divers occasions. Never before printed
1717
Reissued in 1724 with new t. p.: The Agreeable variety... collected and published by a lady. London. Printed for A. Bettesworth. Dedication of 1724 ed. signed J. M. Cf. Case, 293(b).
Of books and humankind : essays and poems presented to Bonamy Dobrée
Butt, John (1906-1965)
1964
Contents: Was Clytaemnestra a liar? / A.N. Jeffares -- The incomparable Lady Ranelagh / K.M. Lynch -- Prologues, epilogues and audience in the restoration theatre / J. Sutherland -- In defence of Moll...
An enquiry into the nature of certain nineteenth century pamphlets
Carter, John Wayneflete (1905-1975); Pollard, Graham (1903-1976)
1934
Printed in Great Britain. Bound in red cloth. Spine title stamped in gilt, separated from authors' names in gilt by diamond-shaped rule in gilt. Top edge gilt; bottom edge untrimmed. Based on ...