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Total number of records: 153

Count of Collection group

Collection group	Count
Brotherton Collection	153
English Literature	9

Count of People and organisations

People and organisations	Count
Patrick Branwell Bronte	23
Currer Bell	5
Bronte, Charlotte (1816-1855)	5
Wise, Thomas James (1859-1937)	1
Nussey, Ellen (1817-1897)	1
Maria Branwell	1
Bronte, Maria (1783-1821)	1

Count of Earliest date

Earliest date	Count
From 1700	1
From 1800	133
From 1900	19

Count of Latest date

Latest date	Count
Up to 1899	126
Up to 1999	27

Brontë Manuscript notebook

Letter from Branwell Brontë to Joseph Bentley Leyland

'Northangerland' pen and ink sketch

Letter from Branwell Brontë to Joseph Bentley Leyland

Letter from Branwell Brontë to Francis Henry Grundy

Letter from Branwell Brontë to John Brown

Caractacus. A Dramatic Poem

Letters from an Englishman: Volume I: Two letters (I, II).

Letters from an Englishman: Volume II: Two letters (III, IV)

Letters from an Englishman: Volume III: Two letters (V, VI)

Letters from an Englishman: Volume IV: Three letters (VII, VIII, IX)

Letters from an Englishman: Volume V:Three letters (X, XI, XII)

Letters from an Englishman: Volume VI:Two letters (XIII, XIV)

Real life in Verdopolis

The Life of Alexander Percy

Events preceding the formation of the Kingdom of Angria

'Coronation of the first King of Angria'

'Northangerland's letter to the Angrians' and 'The opening of the first Angrian Parliament'

The massacre of Dongola

Events preceding the Angrian revolution

The adventures of Charles Wentworth

Northangerland's address to the Angrians before the revolution'.

Further events preceding the Angrian revolution'.

The Angrian revolution

The Angrian adventure

Warner's appeal to the Angrians

End of the Angrian revolution

Death of Mary, wife of Northangerland

Manuscript poem entitled 'Queen Mary's Grave'

Southey's Peninsula War

Manuscript translations of "The Odes of Quintus Horatius"

Seven leaves from a notebook containing personal notes, verse and several rubbed and indecipherable pages

The Shepherd's Chief Mourner' with sketches and notes

Personal note with rough drawings

'Oh Thou whose beams were most withdrawn' poem, notes and doodles

When first old Time with me shook hands...' with personal notes

Thorp Green

'I see thy fair hair streaming in the wind...'

Untitled poem, written in pencil, which begins 'I saw a picture, yesterday...'

Manuscript poem entitled 'Pen Maen Mawr'.

Manuscript poem beginning 'While fabled scenes and fancied forms...'