From G. W. Blackwood

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Two transcribed letters from G. W. Blackwood. Descendent of the original William Blackwood (1776-1834), a Scottish publisher who founded the firm of William Blackwood & Sons. Probably transcribed by R. George Thomas.

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Papers of Edward Thomas (1878-1917), poet and critic424

Correspondence424/1

Poems424/2

Prose424/3

Personal documents424/4

Papers of family and friends424/5

Helen Thomas424/5/1

Merfyn Thomas424/5/2

Myfanwy Thomas424/5/3

Philip Henry Thomas424/5/4

Julian Thomas424/5/5

Edward Eastaway Thomas424/5/6

Elizabeth Maxted424/5/7

James Ashcroft Noble424/5/8

Mary Elizabeth Noble424/5/9

Lance [Lancelot] Noble424/5/10

Irene McArthur (nee Noble)424/5/11

Henry Hooton424/5/12

Janet Hooton424/5/13

Walter de la Mare424/5/14

Eleanor Farjeon424/5/15

Poems424/5/15/1

Correspondence424/5/15/2

To Gordon Bottomley424/5/15/2/1

To R. L. Watson424/5/15/2/2

To G. W. Blackwood424/5/15/2/3

From G. W. Blackwood424/5/15/2/4

Prose424/5/15/3

W. H. Hudson424/5/16

Harry Hooton424/5/17

Gordon Bottomley424/5/18

Arthur Valon424/5/19

Louis Bonnerot424/5/20

Rachel Mary Bronwen Thomas424/5/21

Rev. John Jenkins ('Gwili')424/5/22

E. S. P. Haynes424/5/23

Robert Frost424/5/24

James Guthrie424/5/25

Ian MacAlister424/5/26

Memorials and recollections424/6

Personal effects and memorabilia424/7

Bibliographical424/9

R. George Thomas' research424/10

The archive: its history and use424/11