Elizabeth Jennings, Consequently I rejoice

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Book file relating to Elizabeth Jennings's poetry collection Consequently I rejoice (Manchester: Carcanet New Press, 1977). The book was copy-edited by Val Warner and printed by Unwin Brothers Ltd. The volume was put together by Schmidt from large quantities of holograph and typescript poems submitted by Jennings and her friend Veronica Wedgwood over a period of time. Some of the typescript poems were typed by Wedgwood and others Schmidt arranged to be typed for Jennings. In January 1977 Schmidt proposed a structure for the book, which was arranged thematically (outlined in a copy letter to Jennings at CPA/2/1/41/66). As with Growing-points the book file contains a large number of poems which were not selected for inclusion in the volume (at CPA/1/1/1/47/1).

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The collated proofs of the volume are not preserved here, but three pages of them survive and are stored in Jennings's correspondence file at CPA/2/2/59.

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Archive of Carcanet Press - Editorial PapersCPA1

Editorial PapersCPA/1

Editorial Papers from Accession 1CPA/1/1

Book Files from Accession 1CPA/1/1/1

Sam Adams, Ten Anglo-Welsh poetsCPA/1/1/1/1

John Adlard, The fruit of that forbidden treeCPA/1/1/1/2

Cliff Ashby, The dogs of DewsburyCPA/1/1/1/3

James Atlas, Ten American poetsCPA/1/1/1/4

William Barnes, Selected poemsCPA/1/1/1/5

Thomas Lovell Beddoes, Selected poemsCPA/1/1/1/6

Robert Bridges, Selected poemsCPA/1/1/1/7

Brontë Sisters, Selected poemsCPA/1/1/1/8

George Buchanan, Minute-book of a cityCPA/1/1/1/9

George Buchanan, Inside trafficCPA/1/1/1/10

Thomas Campion, Ayres and observationsCPA/1/1/1/11

Glen Cavaliero, The ancient peopleCPA/1/1/1/12

Michael Cayley, MooringsCPA/1/1/1/13

Michael Cayley, The spider's touchCPA/1/1/1/14

Paul Celan, Nineteen poemsCPA/1/1/1/15

Thomas Chatterton, Selected poemsCPA/1/1/1/16

Tristan Corbière, The centenary CorbièreCPA/1/1/1/17

John Cornford, Understand the weapon, understand the woundCPA/1/1/1/18

Richard Crashaw, Selected poemsCPA/1/1/1/19

Thomas Crawford, Love, labour and libertyCPA/1/1/1/20

Marcus Cumberlege, Poems for Quena and TablaCPA/1/1/1/21

Mahmoud Darwish, Selected poemsCPA/1/1/1/22

Elizabeth Daryush, Verses: seventh bookCPA/1/1/1/23

Elizabeth Daryush, Selected poems from verses I-VICPA/1/1/1/24

Elizabeth Daryush, Collected poemsCPA/1/1/1/25

Donald Davie, The poet in the imaginary museumCPA/1/1/1/26

Donald Davie, In the stopping trainCPA/1/1/1/27

David Day, Brass rubbingsCPA/1/1/1/28

H.D., TrilogyCPA/1/1/1/29

Douglas Dunn, Two decades of Irish writingCPA/1/1/1/30

Sergei Esenin, Confessions of a hooliganCPA/1/1/1/31

Colin Falck, Backwards into the smokeCPA/1/1/1/32

Roger Garfitt, Caught on blueCPA/1/1/1/33

Roger Garfitt, West of elmCPA/1/1/1/34

Robert Garioch, Made in ScotlandCPA/1/1/1/35

Natalya Gorbanevskaya, Selected poemsCPA/1/1/1/36

Michael Hamburger, East German poetryCPA/1/1/1/37

Michael Hamburger, Ownerless earthCPA/1/1/1/38

Michael Hamburger, A mug's gameCPA/1/1/1/39

Michael Hamburger, Art as second natureCPA/1/1/1/40

Michael Hamburger, German poetry, 1910-1975CPA/1/1/1/41

Michael Hamburger, Real estateCPA/1/1/1/42

Nazim Hikmet, The day before tomorrowCPA/1/1/1/43

Horace, The poetic artCPA/1/1/1/44

Peter Huchel, Selected poemsCPA/1/1/1/45

Elizabeth Jennings, Growing-pointsCPA/1/1/1/46

Elizabeth Jennings, Consequently I rejoiceCPA/1/1/1/47

Peter Jones, The peace and the hookCPA/1/1/1/48

Attila József, Selected poems and textsCPA/1/1/1/49

Ishan Kapur, Tomorrow's dark sunCPA/1/1/1/50

George Kendrick, Bicycle tyre in a tall treeCPA/1/1/1/51

Takagi Kyozo, Selected poemsCPA/1/1/1/52

Paris Leary, The snake at Saffron WaldenCPA/1/1/1/53

Grevel Lindop, Against the seaCPA/1/1/1/54

Grevel Lindop, Fools' paradiseCPA/1/1/1/55

Maurice Lindsay, Scottish poetry 8CPA/1/1/1/56

Maurice Lindsay, Modern Scottish poetryCPA/1/1/1/57

Maurice Lindsay, Scottish poetry 9CPA/1/1/1/58

Lucretius, The poem on natureCPA/1/1/1/59

Vladimir Mayakovsky, Wi the haill voiceCPA/1/1/1/60

Christopher Middleton, The lonely suppers of W.V. BalloonCPA/1/1/1/61

Christopher Middleton, Pataxanadu and other proseCPA/1/1/1/62

Christopher Middleton, Bolshevism in artCPA/1/1/1/63

Paul Mills, North carriagewayCPA/1/1/1/64

Edwin Morgan, From Glasgow to SaturnCPA/1/1/1/65

Edwin Morgan, EssaysCPA/1/1/1/66

Edwin Morgan, Rites of passageCPA/1/1/1/67

Edwin Morgan, The new divanCPA/1/1/1/68

Edwin Morgan, GraftsCPA/1/1/1/69

Robert Needham, Blind openingsCPA/1/1/1/70

Margaret Newlin, Day of sirensCPA/1/1/1/71

Robert Nye, Divisions on a groundCPA/1/1/1/72

Robert Nye, The English sermon 1750-1850CPA/1/1/1/73

Charles of Orleans, Selected poemsCPA/1/1/1/74

Dan Pagis, Selected poemsCPA/1/1/1/75

George Peele, Selected worksCPA/1/1/1/76

Valentine Penrose, Poems and narrationsCPA/1/1/1/77

János Pilinszky, Selected poemsCPA/1/1/1/78

Neil Powell, At the edgeCPA/1/1/1/79

Sally Purcell, Monarchs and the museCPA/1/1/1/80

Gareth Reeves, PilgrimsCPA/1/1/1/81

Edgell Rickword, Essays and opinions 1921-1931CPA/1/1/1/82

Edgell Rickword, Behind the eyesCPA/1/1/1/83

Rochester, The debt to pleasureCPA/1/1/1/84

Hans Dieter Schäfer, Strawberries in DecemberCPA/1/1/1/85

Schmidt and Lindop, British poetry since 1960CPA/1/1/1/86

Michael Schmidt, Ten English poetsCPA/1/1/1/87

Michael Schmidt, My brother GloucesterCPA/1/1/1/88

Delmore Schwartz, What is to be givenCPA/1/1/1/89

Martin Seymour-Smith, The English sermon 1550-1660CPA/1/1/1/90

Robert B. Shaw, Curious questionsCPA/1/1/1/91

Robert B. Shaw, American poetry since 1960CPA/1/1/1/92

Jon Silkin, The principle of waterCPA/1/1/1/93

Jon Silkin, The little time-keeperCPA/1/1/1/94

James Simmons, Ten Irish poetsCPA/1/1/1/95

C.H. Sisson, In the Trojan ditchCPA/1/1/1/96

C.H. Sisson, The English sermon 1650-1750CPA/1/1/1/97

C.H. Sisson, AnchisesCPA/1/1/1/98

Christopher Smart, The religious poetry of Christopher SmartCPA/1/1/1/99

Derek Stanford, Three poets of the Rhymers' ClubCPA/1/1/1/100

Laurence Sterne, The sermons of Mr YorickCPA/1/1/1/101

Adrian Stokes, A game that must be lostCPA/1/1/1/102

Jonathan Swift, Selected poemsCPA/1/1/1/103

Arthur Symons, Poetry and proseCPA/1/1/1/104

John Cargill Thompson, The boys' DumasCPA/1/1/1/105

Charles Tomlinson, In black and whiteCPA/1/1/1/106

Alexander Tvardovsky, Tyorkin and the StovemakersCPA/1/1/1/107

Henry Vaughan, Selected poemsCPA/1/1/1/108

Evgeny Vinokurov, The war is overCPA/1/1/1/109

Francis Warner, Maquettes and Lying figuresCPA/1/1/1/110

Francis Warner, Meeting endsCPA/1/1/1/111

Francis Warner, Killing timeCPA/1/1/1/112

Val Warner, Under the penthouseCPA/1/1/1/113

Andrew Waterman, From the other countryCPA/1/1/1/114

Daniel Weissbort, The leaseholderCPA/1/1/1/115

Daniel Weissbort, In an emergencyCPA/1/1/1/116

Daniel Weissbort, SoundingsCPA/1/1/1/117

Robert Wells, The winter's taskCPA/1/1/1/118

Adrian Wright, Waiting for HelenCPA/1/1/1/119

Adrian Wright, The shrinking mapCPA/1/1/1/120

David Wright, To the gods the shadesCPA/1/1/1/121

David Wright, A view of the northCPA/1/1/1/122

Dudley Young, Out of IrelandCPA/1/1/1/123

Edward Young, Selected poemsCPA/1/1/1/124

Magazine Files from Accession 1CPA/1/1/2

Rejected Manuscripts from Accession 1CPA/1/1/3

Miscellaneous Editorial Papers from Accession 1CPA/1/1/4

Editorial Papers from Accession 2CPA/1/2