Eleanor Farjeon 'Morning has Broken', This England (Spring 1989), including material on the Thomas family

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The Spring 1989 edition of This England, containing an article by Susan Beaty entitled 'The Story of a Well-loved Hymn and its Writer: Morning Has Broken by Eleanor Farjeon (1881-1965)', which mentions Farjeon's acquaintance with Edward Thomas in addition to her memoir about her encounters with Edward Thomas, Edward Thomas: The Last Four Years (1958).

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Edward ThomasLC/MS/THO

Correspondence regarding the loan of 2 [= probably the manuscript of Roads] for Edward Thomas Exhibition at The Imperial War MuseumLC/MS/THO/1

Report of Edward Thomas Memorial FundLC/MS/THO/2

Galley proof of Personalia regarding Edward Thomas, E S P HaynesLC/MS/THO/3

'Salmagundi of Prose' Lincoln Imp 12.2LC/MS/THO/4

R. George Thomas, 'Edward Thomas (1878‑1917) Poet and Critic', Reprinted from The Transactions of the Honourable Society of Cymmrodorion Session 1968, Part IILC/MS/THO/5

Catalogue of 1968 Edward Thomas Exhibition at the Bodleian LibraryLC/MS/THO/6

'The Inn' For Edward Thomas; 'To Edward Thomas'LC/MS/THO/7

Edward Thomas: A centenary celebration with etchings by Arthur Neal, ProspectusLC/MS/THO/8

Paul M. Cubeta, 'Robert Frost and Edward Thomas: Two Soldier Poets', The New England Quarterly, Vol. LII, No. 2LC/MS/THO/9

Catalogue 105: a further selection concerning: Edward Thomas, The Powys and their friendsLC/MS/THO/10

Letter from Rev R.R. Martin to Rector of Lincoln College concerning Edward Thomas’ manuscript Oxford.LC/MS/THO/11

Edward Thomas Manuscripts: First editions Autograph letters Catalogue 48 - G.F. Sims (Rare Books)LC/MS/THO/12

Keith Clark, The Muse Colony: Rupert Brooke, Edward Thomas, Robert Frost and Friends, Dymock 1914 (Redcliffe Press 1992)LC/MS/THO/13

Colin Scott-Sutherland, Edward Thomas and John IrelandLC/MS/THO/14

Anne Harvey (ed.), Elected Friends: Poems for and about Edward Thomas (Enitharmon Press 1991)LC/MS/THO/15

The Edward Thomas Fellowship Newsletter No 36LC/MS/THO/16

The Penguin New Writing, No. 36, Edited by John LehmannLC/MS/THO/17

Ephemera donated by Professor K. B. RobertsLC/MS/THO/G

Books in Japanese by Misao Iida relating to Edward ThomasLC/MS/THO/I

Gift of Myfanwy ThomasLC/MS/THO/M

Photocopies of poems from British Library manuscriptLC/MS/THO/M/1

Typed copy of Nature Notes and early reviews of Edward and Helen Thomas's booksLC/MS/THO/M/2

Edward Thomas's diary, 1 January - 8 April 1917, transcription made by his grandson Edward C. ThomasLC/MS/THO/M/3

A Remembered Harvest, ManuscriptLC/MS/THO/M/4

Edward Thomas Catalogue 30, Joan StevensLC/MS/THO/M/5

Pamphlet for dedication of Edward Thomas memorial, Steep and list of benefactorsLC/MS/THO/M/6

'Edward Thomas', text of a talk given by Helen Thomas in 1938 to the Swansea Literary SocietyLC/MS/THO/M/7

Typescript of What the Children Tell (One of These Fine Days)LC/MS/THO/M/8

Proof of One of These Fine DaysLC/MS/THO/M/9

Record of poems, read by Helen Thomas, recorded 1965, MayLC/MS/THO/M/10

Extract from The South Country, printed as a memorialLC/MS/THO/M/11

GIFT OF THE PAPERS in 1989LC/MS/THO/M/12

Ramon Willey Study of Adlestrop: typescript of lecture and album of illustrationsLC/MS/THO/M/13

Photocopies of Letters to Vernon Watkins; letter of Vernon Watkins to The Times on Helen Thomas's deathLC/MS/THO/M/14

Eleanor Farjeon 'Morning has Broken', This England (Spring 1989), including material on the Thomas familyLC/MS/THO/M/15

MEMOIRS OF EDWARD THOMASLC/MS/THO/M/16

Photocopies of Letters to Terence CooperLC/MS/THO/M/17

Leaflet and photographs of memorial window to Edward and Helen Thomas, in church of St James the Greater, Eastbury, Berks.LC/MS/THO/M/18

Written For Me - script of play performed by children of Bedales School in Nov 1984LC/MS/THO/M/19

Books Donated by Myfanwy Thomas in 1989LC/MS/THO/M/B

Items created or owned by Edward ThomasLC/MS/THO/T

Stephen. A. Warner, B.A.LC/MS/WAR

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