Notebooks, Dated
[Notebook], 1906.
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[Notebook, untitled], [January 24, 1920].
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Novel (unnamed), 1924.
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Lucia in London[November 27, 1925-January 14, 1926].
[Notebook, untitled], [September 1932].
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[Notebook, untitled], [December 1, 1936].
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The Unwanted [December 27, 1936].
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Portrait of an English Nobleman, 1929. [February 16, 1937].
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Notebooks, Undated
Boodle in books [and] Demoniacal possession.
Demoniacal possession.
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Janet (1840).
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Monkeys.
Short stories: the music haters.
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The Oriolists.
[Notebook, untitled].
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[Notebook, untitled].
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Fiction, Dated
Dr. Drage's dilemma [1899?].
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The garden gate [March 6, 1911]
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The Pavilion, Part 2. [April 21, 1914]
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[Novel, untitled] August 13, 1916-November 3, 1916.
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Across the stream[May 1917].
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The Face [December 10, 1923].
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Fiction, Undated
Aftermath.
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And no bird sings.
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The artfulness of Rex.
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Atmospherics.
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The bachelors.
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The Barsham letters.
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The bath-chair.
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The bed by the window. Prologue.
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Billy comes through.
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Boxing night.
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Buntingford jugs.
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By Subtlety.
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The call of the curlen.
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The caricature.
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Caterpillars.
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Complementary souls.
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Complete rest.
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The corner-house.
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The dance.
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The death drawer.
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The deep water.
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The desecrated Hermes.
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The disappearance of Jacob Conifer.
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Dives & Lazarus.
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Doggies.
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The Dorothy Crystal Syndicate.
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The empty house.
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The Exposure of Pamela.
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The Fall of Augusta.
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Fine feathers.
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The guardian angel.
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The godmother.
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The invincible.
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In the dark.
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The Jamboree.
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Jill's golf.
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Julia's cottage.
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Krishna and the Corona.
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Lady Massington's redemption.
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The letters of Anthony Noble. Short Story.
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The light in the garden.
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The lovers.
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A maternal comedy.
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The miser.
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Mr. Carew's game of croquet.
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Mrs. Grainger.
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The moth and the magnete.
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Mount Street.
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No. 12.
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The obituary notice. A short story.
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The old Bligh.
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The parable party.
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The passenger.
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Pocksky.
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The poet.
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Professor Burnaby's discovery.
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The Queen of the Spa.
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The red house.
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The release. A short story.
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Sir Roger Coverly.
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To account rendered.
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The top landing.
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The washing of Lady Graeme's face.
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A wife to the rescue.
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The woman in the veil.
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[Novel, untitled] (Unfinished).
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[Novel, fragment of draft, untitled].
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[Fragments].
Plays******** Scenarios
Air. (Scenario).
Bridge fiend [The Bridgers] (a fragment).
Dinner for eight. Comedy in one act.
The earthquake- a dialogue.
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The Sexton. A play in one act.
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Essays
By the North Sea.
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A criticism on critics.
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Games.
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The inventions of the nineties (Looking backward).
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The modern novel.
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Queen Mary.
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Some post-war aspects of English life.
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Speech given by E.F.B. at the opening of the shelter he presented to the town,
Two types.
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The technique of spook-stories.
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Victorian biography and afterwards.
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Poems
Cenacolo (S Giorgio Maggiore) Venice, 1908.
Dawn in the Garden (June 16, 1910).
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Summer in Venice (A Venetian Garden)
The other side of the question.
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Poems, Fragments, shorter poems ecc. 1910- and n.d.
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Translation
Annunzio, Gabriele d' Watchers by the dead. Translated from La Veglia funebre... by E.F. Benson.
Correspondence, Contracts, etc.
Benson, Edward Frederic
Contracts and agreements with publishers, accounts rendered, royaly statements, 1929-1938.
Brandt & Brandt, Firm, Literary Agents
Letters to Benson, 1932-1939.
Longmans, Green & Company, Firm, Publishers
Royalty statements and correspondents, 1930-1939.
Watt, A.P. & Son, Firm, (Literary Agent?)
Letters to Benson, 1927-1940.
Benson, Edward Frederic
Letters to Benson from various correspondents, 1913-1939.
Benson, Edward Frederic
Letters from Benson to various correspondents, (drafts(?) 1931-1938.
Clippings and printed short stories clipped from magazines. 1924-1936.
Benson, Arthur Christopher
Letters to Arthur Christopher Benson from Gordon (G?) Wordsworth re purchase of Mount Scawfell, September 1924-February 1925.
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Benson, Edward Frederic, 1867-1940
1. Letter, signed, to Alphonse James Albert Symons. London, December 8, 1936.
2. Postcard, signed, to Alphonse James Albert Symons. London, December 28, 1930.
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3. Letter, signed, to Morris Colles. London, June 1899.
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4. Letters to Mrs. Gill. v.p., 1894-1932.
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[5.] Letter to Mrs. Arkwright. Lamb House, Rye, Sussex, September 27, 1932.
The Challoners. n.p., February 18-March 10, 1904.
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Pencil portraits of E.F. Benson's mother and father, Mary Sidgwick Benson and Edward White Benson, Archbishop of Canterbury. n.p., 1891 and 1899.
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Miscellaneous geneological and unidentified manuscript material relating to the Benson family.
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Copies of family documents.
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Letters to various persons. v.p., v.d.