Orlando with a dedication to Edward Sackville-West, 5th Baron Sackville (1901–65)
The book was written by Virginia Woolf for her lover Vita Sackville-West (1892–1962), who was born and brought up at Knole.
The book was written by Virginia Woolf for her lover Vita Sackville-West (1892–1962), who was born and brought up at Knole.
The previously unknown proof with extensive autograph revisions would have been intriguing enough for the Tennyson Research Centre in Lincoln, where there are 200 sets of proofs of Tennyson's poems
Set of first page proofs and revisions of the first volume of the History of Scotland.
A bound volume containing three relatively rare printed pamphlets of the period (listed below) and a little gem – a contemporary manuscript plan apparently showing the proposed defences of the City
Hayden Burns, Service Lead, writes: This was acquired in January 2021, following notice of its imminent sale from The National Archives Sales Monitoring Team.
Edition limited to 45 copies with 5 artists proofs; the library owns 13 of Campbells 25 books to date in this genre
16ft long roll containing copies of 17 deeds concerning property at Doddington, March and Marchford. Presented by TS Blakeney
Includes Loudons holograph diary 1762-63 written during his command of the British army in Portugal. Add MSS 44063-84.
With the generous assistance of FNL, the National Gallery Research Centre has been
18 boxes of Manuscript letters, journals and associated papers, relating to the life and work of the Rev. John Clarke and his circle of Baptist pastors and missionaries.
Also included are the papers of AG Stapleton, Cannings secretary and biographer.
Sulivan was for many years Director of the East India Company and these papers are of especial interest for the light thrown on the relations of the Nabob of Arcot with his Agents and on the pecuni