Fragment of ms draft of 'Muntu, Mammon, Marxism' [3]

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Ms draft of pages numbered 9 to 17. Page 9 a fragment.

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Canelluñ Collection number: CC2170

This refers to the arrangement of the papers in Robert Graves’ study before they were transferred to the College.

Custodial History

Originally filed with material concerning poetry readings.

Archive Record|Table of contents

Papers of Robert Graves: Lectures and speechesRG/H

Address to the Poetic Congress at Lake Balaton, HungaryRG/H/APC

'Address to the Poets of Hungary'RG/H/APH

'A Toast to the Immortal Memory of Robert Burns'RG/H/BN

Speech given at a joint poetry reading with Camillo José CelaRG/H/CJC

Creweian OrationsRG/H/CO

Speech given at Dowling CollegeRG/H/DC

Speech of acceptance for the Premio Flor d'AmetllerRG/H/FA

Acceptance speech [for the Guinness Poetry Award]RG/H/GPA

'Humanism'RG/H/H

'Hebrew and Greek Myths Contrasted'RG/H/HGMC

Speeches given at the Indigo jazz clubRG/H/I

Speech given at the opening of Joan Miró's 80th birthday exhibitionRG/H/JM

'Moral Principles in Translation'RG/H/MPT

'Nine Hundred Iron Chariots'RG/H/NHIC

Oxford lectures on poetryRG/H/O

Foreword to 'Oxford Addresses on Poetry'RG/H/O/1-6

'The Dedicated Poet'RG/H/O/7-13

'The Anti-Poet'RG/H/O/14-20

'The Personal Muse'RG/H/O/21-23

Copy ts draft of 'Some Instances of Poetic Vulgarity'RG/H/O/24

'Technique in Poetry'RG/H/O/25-26

'Poetic Testament'RG/H/O/27-28

'Experiences of Poetry'RG/H/O/29-30

Ts draft of 'Intimations of the Black Goddess'RG/H/O/31

The 1964 Oxford lecturesRG/H/O/32-45

'The Duende'RG/H/O/46-56

'Muntu, Mammon, Marxism'RG/H/O/57-64

Fragment of ms draft of 'Muntu, Mammon, Marxism' [1]RG/H/O/57

Fragment of ms draft of 'Muntu, Mammon, Marxism' [2]RG/H/O/58

Fragment of ms draft of 'Muntu, Mammon, Marxism' [3]RG/H/O/59

Ts draft of 'Muntu, Mammon, Marxism' [incomplete?]RG/H/O/60

Fragment of ts draft of 'Muntu, Mammon, Marxism'RG/H/O/61

Fragment of ts and ms draft of 'Muntu, Mammon, Marxism'RG/H/O/62

Ts draft of 'Muntu, Mammon, Marxism' [1]RG/H/O/63

Ts draft of 'Muntu, Mammon, Marxism' [2]RG/H/O/64

'Ecstasy'RG/H/O/65-73

Foreword to 'Poetic Craft and Principle'RG/H/O/74-76

Ms fragment of an Oxford lecture [?]RG/H/O/77

Speeches given at poetry readings in OxfordRG/H/OU

'Poetic Gold'RG/H/PG

'The Phenomenon of Mass-Tourism'RG/H/PMT

'The Poet's Paradise'RG/H/PP

'Pulling a Poem Apart'RG/H/PPA

Speech given at a screening of 'A Lover's Quarrel with the World'RG/H/RF

Speech given at the Savoy HotelRG/H/SH

Acceptance speech for the 'Sol de Oro' awardRG/H/SO

'Taking English for a Ride'RG/H/TER

'The Uses of Superstition'RG/H/US

'The Word Báraka'RG/H/WB