Collection: Marguerite Roberts Collection, 1924/1980 / Date range: 1970 / Level: File - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Marguerite Roberts Collection, 1924/1980 Date range 1970 Level File

Booklet: "Hardy's Wessex", 1970 Box 15 MS-9, Folder 18

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Correspondence with Eva Dugdale--Mrs. Hardy's sister, 1966/1970 Box 9 MS-9, Folder 9

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Correspondence with Margaret Soundy--Mrs. Hardy's sister, 1941/1977 Box 9 MS-9, Folder 12

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Correspondence with Prof. Richard Purdy re: Mrs. Hardy's health and permissions, 1937/1972 Box 9 MS-9, Folder 17

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Correspondence with Roger Peers curator of Dorset Natural History Society re: photos for Florence Hardy and the Max Gate Circle, 1966/1980 Box 9 MS-9, Folder 16

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Letters concerning lots sold at Sotheby's auction of Hardy material/furniture, 1970 Box 16 MS-9, Folder 12

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Papers from visit to House of Commons, London, 1970 Box 18 MS-9, Folder 7

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Three letters re: The Hardy Festival, 1968/1970 Box 16 MS-9, Folder 16

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University of Toronto correspondence concerning Tess and the Theater, including contract, 1942/1975 Box 3 MS-9, Folder 13

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Various Hardy printed pieces, 1940/1974 Box 14 MS-9, Folder 24

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