A well-thumbed and slightly shabby notebook containing amended copies of 22 poems written between November 1923 and February 1924, shortly before Audens 17th birthday.
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Two volumes of notes compiled for Hasteds history of Canterbury to be included in his History of Kent, volume IV, inc luding prints, engravings and stories with a local connection.
3,000 volumes, comprising Webbs collection of Puffin and other childrens books and reference works.
Seven ink and watercolour estate plans with accompanying reference tables for lands in St Clements and other parishes. Cartography of the highest quality, meticulously surveyed and finely drawn with many maps embellished with decorative cartouches and drawings. Illustrated at p.29 of AR
As well as the usual estate manuscript deeds and accounts the collection includes documents relating to the remodelling of Cusworth Hall by James Paine and the design of the gardens by Richard Woods.
Together with the usual rentals, accounts and plans for the familys estates, there are diaries and correspondence of family members.
Bound with Fitzherberts Surveyinge, 1546 nad A Treatise of householde, 1534, a translation of Xenophons Oeconomicus by Gentian Hervet. The three works, each complementing the other, singly represent almost the earliest printed texts on agriculture and land management in the English language.
First produced about 1722, this is a set of vocal and orchestral parts, copied in part by James Lewis on 13th February 1758, whose annotations reveal them to have been used at the last recorded performance on 28th December 1786.
The list records a total of 24 performances before the King and Queen, presented by the Kings company over a nine month period.
This edition of Richard III is the first real translation of Shakespeare into Russian. The identity of the translator, who was probably working from the French of Pierre Prime Flicin Le Tourneur has not yet been established