Volume 11 Item 1: Angus & Robertson correspondence files from Frank Reginald Beasley to Randolph Bed...
Volume 11 Item 1: Angus & Robertson correspondence files from Frank Reginald Beasley to Randolph Bedford, 1896-1931
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1896-1931
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MLMSS 314/vol. 11/item 1
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0.02 metres of textual material (1 folder)
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Contents
1. Beasley, Frank Reginald, 1929-1930
2. Beattie, A.C., 1931
3. Beattie, John Watt, 1920-1930
4. Beattie, William B., 1931
5. Beauchamp, William Lygon, 7th Earl, 1899-1900
6. Beaumont, Paul C., 1925
7. Beck, Alice (Mrs H. Beck), 1928-1930
8. Beck, Beavis B., 1931
9. Becke, Louis, 1896-1924
10. Beckett, W. Gibbs, 1931
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Full title
Volume 11 Item 1: Angus & Robertson correspondence files from Frank Reginald Beasley to Randolph Bedford, 1896-1931
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For George Lewis Becke, see correspondence filed at Becke, Louis. See also Louis Becke Appeal.
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MLMSS 314/vol. 11/item 1
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nV2WvQ7n
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1001210
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