Volume 16: Will Lawson papers, 1934-1957, and miscellanea including manuscripts by various writers,...
Volume 16: Will Lawson papers, 1934-1957, and miscellanea including manuscripts by various writers,...
Volume 16: Will Lawson papers, 1934-1957, and miscellanea including manuscripts by various writers, ca. 1887-1935
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ca. 1887-1957
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MLMSS 1639/vol. 16
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0.03 metres of textual material (1 volume) - manuscript, typescript, carbon typescript, clippings
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Contents
Volume 16 encompasses continuation of Series 04 from Volume 15, and beginning of Series 05.
Series 04: Will Lawson papers, 1934-1957
Includes correspondence, poetry, notes and newspaper cuttings
Includes letters of condolence to Will Lawson on Bertha Lawson's death; typescript and carbon typsecript poems and draft articles by W...
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Volume 16: Will Lawson papers, 1934-1957, and miscellanea including manuscripts by various writers, ca. 1887-1935
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Date note
Content previously dated from 1872 based on reading of date of letter from Lady [Eleanor] Parkes; however Eleanor did not marry Henry Parkes until 1889 and date of letter may be 1892. New earliest date of contents is based on draft review of "How he died and other poems" by John Farrell (Sydney, 1887). Newcuttings relating to Will Lawson's death in...
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MLMSS 1639/vol. 16
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YK5Qj2Mn
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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/YK5Qj2Mn
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1382163
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