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Margot Heinemann papersHEIN

Margot Heinemann: correspondenceHEIN/1

Margot Heinemann: literary, political and historical notesHEIN/2

Margot Heinemann: literary, political and historical notes, generalHEIN/2/1

Notes on teaching EnglishHEIN/2/1/1

Notes on poetry and mass mediaHEIN/2/1/2

Notes on tragedyHEIN/2/1/3

Notes on modern tragedyHEIN/2/1/4

Notes on modern literature and theatreHEIN/2/1/5

Notes on general literatureHEIN/2/1/6

Notes on 20th century writersHEIN/2/1/7

Notes on Victorian poets, novels and novelistsHEIN/2/1/8

Notes on poetry, generalHEIN/2/1/9

Notes on Marxism and literatureHEIN/2/1/10

Notes on language and cultureHEIN/2/1/11

Notes, thoughts on teaching and examinationsHEIN/2/1/12

Notes, 1930s social history file IHEIN/2/1/13

Notes, 1930s social history file IIHEIN/2/1/14

Notes, 7th World Congress of the Comintern (1935) and related mattersHEIN/2/1/15

Notes, Avant Garde and radical politicsHEIN/2/1/16

Notes, writers against FascismHEIN/2/1/17

Notes: Radical Theatre in the 30sHEIN/2/1/18

Notes: the 30s, intellectual, artistic and politicalHEIN/2/1/19

Notes on parliamentary democracy, Sir Thomas More’s Utopia, Machiavelli, Christopher Marlowe’s Tamburlaine, Shakespeare, Jacobean drama, the Restoration, John Dryden, Jonathan Swift and Gulliver’s Travels, Samuel Johnson, Alexander Pope, Cyril Tourneur, Puritanism and political theory, John Milton, William Blake, the ChamberlainsHEIN/2/1/20

Notes on the Communist Party, various political events and debates, historical events in 1947, CNDHEIN/2/1/21

Notes on Thomas Carew, John Donne, George Herbert, aesthetics, rhetoric, criticism and poetry, TS Eliot, Harley Granville Barker, The Tragedy of Bussy d’Ambois, Julius Caesar, Shakespeare’s use of antithesis and his style, Ben Jonson, Keats and Wordsworth, chaos in Shakespeare’s plays, dramatic value of poetry and Samuel Johnson’s literary criticismHEIN/2/1/22

Notees drafts of portions of a novel set in girls’ school, with characters called Cosmo and Dinah, notes on staff, doctors and nurses at Whittington HospitalHEIN/2/1/23

Early draft of sections of The AdventurersHEIN/2/1/24

Notes for lectures on the 1930sHEIN/2/1/25

Notes on teaching and students and dissertation supervision at CambridgeHEIN/2/1/26

Margot Heinemann: literary, political and historical notes, ShakespeareHEIN/2/2

Margot Heinemann: literary, political and historical notes, 16th and 17th centuriesHEIN/2/3

Margot Heinemann: conference papersHEIN/3

Margot Heinemann: papers related to publicationsHEIN/4

Margot Heinemann: papers relating to 20th century social, political and cultural backgroundHEIN/5

Margot Heinemann: collected 20th century writingHEIN/6

Margot Heinemann: papers relating to communism and communistsHEIN/7

Margot Heinemann: papers relating to Bertolt Brecht and his workHEIN/8

Margot Heinemann: collected writing on ShakespeareHEIN/9

Margot Heinemann: collected writings on 16th and 17th century history and literatureHEIN/10

Margot Heinemann: unpublished work and related papersHEIN/11

Margot Heinemann: papers relating to television and theatre productionsHEIN/12

Margot Heinemann: collected writings about the Spanish Civil WarHEIN/13

Margot Heinemann: personal writing on herself and familyHEIN/14

Margot Heinemann: sundry items and artefactsHEIN/15