Address for founders day at Manchester High School for Girls

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Annotated copies of an address by Margaret Pilkington for Founders' Day at Manchester High School for Girls. One is a rough copy, the other is a final draft. She discusses aspects of English heritage and encourages students to read and appreciate 'good' books, rather than magazine articles, to write and speak in a 'pure and clean manner' and to ensure the survival of English heritage for future generations.

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Papers of Margaret PilkingtonPIL

Personal papers and art work of Margaret PilkingtonPIL/1

CorrespondencePIL/1/1

DiariesPIL/1/2

Travel writingPIL/1/3

Artistic works, lectures, talks and exhibitionsPIL/1/4

SketchbooksPIL/1/4/1

Wood blocks and PrintsPIL/1/4/2

Published worksPIL/1/4/3

Lectures, talks and odd writings (Envelope VI)PIL/1/4/4

Lectures on woodcuts and wood engravings (Envelope VII)PIL/1/4/5

Envelope VIIIPIL/1/4/6

Address for an exhibition openingPIL/1/4/6/1

Address to Oxford and Cambridge old students dinnerPIL/1/4/6/2

Vote of thanksPIL/1/4/6/3

Lecture or talk on painters and patronsPIL/1/4/6/4

Lecture on the Whitworth Art GalleryPIL/1/4/6/5

Address for founders day at Manchester High School for GirlsPIL/1/4/6/6

Lecture on the Grand TourPIL/1/4/6/7

The Development of English watercolourPIL/1/4/6/8

Lecture on the development of English watercolourPIL/1/4/6/9

Beginning of a draft speechPIL/1/4/6/10

Notes on painters and patronsPIL/1/4/7

Papers relating to Margaret Pilkington's public rolePIL/1/5

Papers of the Red Rose GuildPIL/2

Family and related materialPIL/3