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Poetry and Audience - 6th November, 1953
Archive Collection

Poetry and Audience, typescript and manuscript drafts of poems by various authors originally published in 'Poetry and Audence'

c.1954-1972

This collection contains typescript and manuscript drafts of poems by 33 authors, submitted for publication in the Leeds student literary magazine 'Poetry and Audience.' Also included is a small amoun...

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Samuel Taylor Coleridge manuscript verses on the slave trade
Archive Collection

Samuel Taylor Coleridge manuscript verses on the slave trade

Coleridge, Samuel Taylor (1772-1834)

1792

Manuscript of ‘Sors misera servorum in insulis Indiae occidentalis’ (Ode on The West-Indian Slave Trade) submitted by Coleridge for the Browne Medal for classical composition in his first year at ...

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Bram Stoker correspondence
Archive Series

Bram Stoker correspondence

1866 - 1911

Correspondence addressed to Bram Stoker, generally dated between 1866 and 1911. Letters have been indexed by correspondent.

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v.'
Archive Sub-series

v.

c 1987 - 2007

Originally labelled “V. – Channel 4, November 4 1987 + Theatre Adaptations: Eye-Level, Volcano, Birmingham Rep. Youth Workshop (May 1991)”

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Autograph fair copy, for the printer, of Elizabeth Cleghorn Gaskell?s novel Sylvia's Lovers (slightly incomplete)
Archive File

'Sylvia's Lovers' annotated manuscript (slightly incomplete)

1863

Manuscript draft for 'Sylvia's Lovers, with original printer's marks and Gaskell's revisions. The draft includes a top sheet with directions to the printer. Loose sheets in 10 envelopes. Mainly bla...

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Research Material
Archive File

Research Material

1991 - 2005

Substantial file of research material, relating to the development of 'Black Daisies'. Files include press cuttings and photocopies of general, academic and medical articles on Alzheimers, memory and ...

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'Visits in Verreopolis/By Lord Charles Albert Florian Wellesley/Vol I.'
Archive File

'Visits in Verreopolis/By Lord Charles Albert Florian Wellesley/Vol I.'

7-18 Dec 1830

Autograph miniature manuscript, the first of two volumes. Title page reads 'Visits in Verreopolis by Lord Charles Wellesley in Two Volumes […] Published by Sergeant Tree and sold by all other bookse...

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Drafts
Archive File

Drafts

1991 - 2005

Series of frequently annotated drafts (8 files) charting the development of the 'Black Daisies' from initial notes to final script. The file also contains a partial musical score for the film.

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'Visits in Verreopolis/By Lord Charles Albert Florian Wellesley/Vol II.'
Archive File

'Visits in Verreopolis/By Lord Charles Albert Florian Wellesley/Vol II.'

18 Dec 1830

Autograph miniature manuscript, the second of two volumes. Title page reads 'Visits in Weropolis [sic] By The Honourable Charles, Albert, Florian Lord Wellesley, Aged 10 years/ In Two Volumes - Volume...

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Production material
Archive File

Production material

1991 - 2005

including notes, diagrams, shot lists, rehearsal guides, schedules and associated material.

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Fireside Tales, or the Return to Zamorna
Archive File

Fireside Tales, or the Return to Zamorna

[Dec. 1836 – Jan. 1837]

Autograph miniature manuscript commencing “Reader I’ll tell you what - my heart is like to break ...”. Unsigned and undated, later titled “FIRESIDE TALES” on cover and at end in another hand...

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Correspondence
Archive File

Correspondence

1991 - 2005

Substantial file relating to the development and reception of 'Black Daisies'. Correspondents include Peter Symes, who directed, and Fiona Finlay, who produced the film, and correspondence from variou...

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International Releases
Archive File

International Releases

1991 - 2005

Material relating to the film's international releases. The file includes a copy of an Italian translation of the script, and programmes and reviews of the film from various international festivals, ...

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[The Duke of Zamorna], autograph miniature manuscript
Archive File

[The Duke of Zamorna], autograph miniature manuscript

July 1838

Autograph miniature manuscript, untitled, signed ("C Brontë" and “William Percy”) and dated 21 July 1838 at the end, commencing “In a distant retreat very far indeed from the turmoil of cities...

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Elizabeth Gaskell letter concerning Haworth sanitation
Archive File

Elizabeth Gaskell letter concerning Haworth sanitation

26 September 1853

Letter written from Plymouth Grove addressed to an unidentified correspondent. Gaskell begins by asking them to “pity the sorrows of two poor authoresses (“...Miss Brontë, the authoress of Jane E...

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Elizabeth Gaskell Letter concerning Haworth sanitation
Archive File

Elizabeth Gaskell Letter concerning Haworth sanitation

29 Sept 1853

Letter, written from Plymouth Grove, presumably to same correspondent as MS 2266/05. Gaskell thanks him for his prompt assistance and complains of the difficulty of getting any parish to comply with t...

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Ellen Nussey Brontëana
Archive File

Ellen Nussey letters and manuscripts

c1855 - c1896

Letters, mainly by Ellen Nussey, and manuscripts of hers concerning Emily Brontë

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Branwell Brontë letter  to Hartley Coleridge
Archive File

Branwell Brontë letter to Hartley Coleridge

20 April 1840

Letter, written from Broughton-in-Furness, addressed to Coleridge introducing himself and sending him examples his poetry for criticism, enclosing autograph manuscript fair copies of ‘At dead of mid...

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Branwell Bronte letter to Hartley Coleridge
Archive File

Branwell Brontë letter to Hartley Coleridge

27 June 1840

Letter addressed to Hartley Coleridge, written from Haworth, recalling “the delightful day which I had the honour of spending with you at Ambleside”, and sending him his completed translation of H...

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Original manuscript of Byron’s story 'Mazeppa' in Mary Shelley's hand
Archive File

Original manuscript of Byron’s story 'Mazeppa' in Mary Shelley's hand

1818

(19) Original manuscript of Byron’s story 'Mazeppa' in Mary Shelley's hand, written in Venice in 1818, with corrections in Byron's hand and a frontispiece portrait of him (54 pp); bound with a Frenc...

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The Root of the Boot
Archive File

The Root of the Boot

Tolkien, J R R (1892-1973)

c.1924

Song written in pen and ink. Written in pencil in the top right hand corner '(The Fox Went Out)', this is the tune to which 'The Root of the Boot' was sung. It was published in 'Songs for the Philol...

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Romeo and Juliet
Archive Print Item

Romeo and Juliet

Shakespeare, William (1564-1616); Garrick, David (1717-1779)

[1766?]

Bound in volume with overall title page: "The English theatre in eight volumes, containing the most valuable plays which have been acted on the London stage. Vol. VIII".

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The London mercury
Archive Print Item

The London mercury

Squire, Sir John Collings (1884-1958)

v.1-39, no.234 1919/20-1938/39 Edited by J.C. Squire.

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Brontë Manuscripts' notebook
Archive Item

Brontë Manuscript notebook

c1847 - 1860

Notebook containing untitled text attributed to Anne Brontë. The text is a discussion on the truth of the Bible, between two speakers 'S' and 'C'. One is a sceptic, the other a believer who justifies...

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