Volume 116: Angus & Robertson manuscripts by Zora Cross - Elegy on an Australian Schoolboy, 1921
Volume 116: Angus & Robertson manuscripts by Zora Cross - Elegy on an Australian Schoolboy, 1921
Volume 116: Angus & Robertson manuscripts by Zora Cross - Elegy on an Australian Schoolboy, 1921
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1921
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C 846
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0.03 metres of textual material (1 volume)
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Contents
Bound volume of ms., typescript, carbon typescript with ms. annotations.
Ms. annotations by the author, A.W. Jose, T.G. Tucker, and David McKee Wright.
1. Correspondence, 1921
Between George Robertson and Zora Cross, 7 August 1921-9 September 1921; T.G. Tucker, 29 August 1921-1 September 1921; and David McKee Wright, 7-24 September 192...
Alternative Titles
Full title
Volume 116: Angus & Robertson manuscripts by Zora Cross - Elegy on an Australian Schoolboy, 1921
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Spine title: Elegy - Zora Cross. MS and correspondence
Originally titled “The Elegy of an Australian Schoolboy”.
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Previously filed at MLMSS 314/vol. 116.
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C 846
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nGmaDQBY
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