Descriptive Summary
Lawrence, D. H. (David Herbert),
1885-1930
D. H. Lawrence Collection
1904-1981
(bulk
1904-1935)
TXRC98-A9
52 boxes (21.6 linear feet), 10 galley folders,
4 oversize folders, and 12 bound volumes.
Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center,
University of Texas at Austin Harry Ransom Humanities
Research Center
The collection include drafts of several
major works, including
Lady Chatterly's Lover,
Women in Love,
Sons and Lovers, and
Aaron's Rod. The collection also
contains numerous letters from Lawrence to various correspondents, particularly
the literary agency Curtis Brown, Ltd. Other materials include transcripts of
obscenity trials concerning
Lady Chatterly's Lover and critical
studies of Lawrence's work.
English.
Biographical Sketch
Born September 11, 1885, David Herbert Richard Lawrence grew up in
Nottingham, a mining town. His father worked in the mines and his mother taught
school before marrying. He was the fourth of five children and the third son.
His eldest brother, George, was apprenticed to an uncle, but William, the
second son, was clever and Mrs. Lawrence had high hopes for his success. He did
well in school and obtained a clerkship with a shipping firm in London.
Lawrence also did well in school, earning a scholarship to the Nottingham High
School and taking several prizes in math, French, and German. At the age of
sixteen he obtained a place as a junior clerk with the firm J.H. Haywood Ltd in
Nottingham. In the fall of 1901 William died suddenly in London of erysipelas
and shortly after the funeral, Lawrence became extremely ill with pneumonia.
His mother, shattered by the death of William, nursed him tirelessly for
several months, transferring to Lawrence the hopes and ambitions that she had
had for William. The resulting relationship between Lawrence and his mother
formed the basis of
Sons and Lovers (1913), one of his best
known novels.
In the fall of 1902 Lawrence became a student teacher and in 1904 he
entered the Pupil-Teacher Center in Ilkeston, Derbyshire, for further training.
Lawrence also began attending art classes and in 1905 he began writing poetry
and qualified to study at University College in Nottingham. By 1907, several of
his poems and short stories had been published. He accepted a teaching position
in Croyden in 1908, at the same time he continued to write extensively. He
received the page proofs for his first novel,
The White Peacock, in time to show them to
his mother before she died in December 1910.
Lawrence was once again severely ill in November 1911. The following
January he left Croyden to convalesce in his aunt's boarding house in
Bournemouth, and in February he resigned his teaching post. On March 3 Lawrence
visited Ernest Weekley of University College, Nottingham, and met Weekley's
wife, Frieda. Shortly after meeting her, Lawrence began an affair with Mrs.
Weekley and on May 3 they traveled to Germany together.
Lawrence and Frieda lived together for the rest of his life. After a
protracted and bitter struggle, Frieda received a divorce from Ernest Weekley
and married Lawrence on July 13, 1914. For the next 16 years they traveled
almost constantly, including Italy, Germany, Australia, Ceylon, America, and
Mexico in their itineraries. Throughout their travels Lawrence continued to
write prolifically. He also continued to contract life-threatening illnesses
including influenza and malaria. Generally he ignored his frail state, but late
in 1929 he caught a chill which grew steadily in severity until he was forced
to accept a doctor's diagnosis of tuberculosis. In February of 1930 he was
convinced to enter a sanatorium in Vence, Italy. At the end of the month he
left the sanatorium for Villa Robermond, where he died on March 2. He was
buried in Vence, however, in 1935 Frieda Lawrence had his body disinterred,
cremated, and taken to New Mexico, where his ashes were re-buried in a chapel
above the Kiowa Ranch in Taos.
Scope and Contents
Manuscripts of novels, poems, short stories, plays, and other
writings, correspondence, transcripts of court hearings, and miscellany trace
the writing career and personal life of D. H. Lawrence, 1904-1981 (bulk dates
1904-1935), as well as popular reaction to his work. The collection is
organized into five series, which are generally arranged alphabetically by
author or title: I. Works, 1903-1970 (33.5 boxes), II. Letters, 1904-1930 (5
boxes), III. Recipient, 1912-1929 (.25 boxes), IV. Curtis Brown, Ltd.
Correspondence, 1922-1935 (3.25 boxes), V. Miscellaneous, 1911-1981 (10 boxes).
This collection was previously accessible through a card catalog, but has been
re-cataloged as part of a retrospective conversion project.
The Works series contains drafts of many of Lawrence's major works,
including
Sons and Lovers, Aaron's Rod, Women in Love,
and four versions of
Lady Chatterley's Lover. Also included is
a holograph of
Odour of Chrysanthemums transcribed
by Louise Burrows, as well as numerous versions of
The Plumed Serpent: Quetzalcoatl and
Mr. Noon. Page proofs and paste ups from
the publishing of
Body of God, a series of poems by Lawrence
produced posthumously, are included. Additionally, a quantity of photocopies of
poems and other writings held at other institutions, including the University
of California and the University of Nottingham, is present in two groupings and
as individual items. They are identifiable by stamps that provide copyright
permission information. The materials in this series are in a variety of
formats including notes and fragments, notebooks, typescripts, galley proofs,
paste ups, and page proofs. Individual titles can be accessed through the Index
of Works at the end of this finding aid.
The Letters series is fairly extensive and made up largely of
holograph letters and notes from Lawrence. The series is fairly evenly split
between business and personal matters; several recipients of these letters are
particularly well represented including Lady Cynthia Asquith, Earl and Achsah
Brewster, Curtis Brown, A.W. MacLeod, Knud Merrild, Nancy Pearn, Laurence
Pollinger, and Thomas Seltzer. The Recipient series is made conspicuous by its
small size--a single folder. Very few letters to Lawrence are included and most
of those that are present deal with business. A good example is the group of
five letters from Thomas Seltzer in 1923 which encourage Lawrence to drop
Robert Mountsier as his literary agent and to deal instead directly with
Seltzer's publishing house. Additional authors and recipients of correspondence
can be identified using the Index of Correspondents in this finding aid.
The Curtis Brown Ltd. Correspondence Series, organized
chronologically, consists of about 1500 items and includes letters to Lawrence,
booksellers, agents, Curtis Brown's lawyers, and various other people involved
in the publication and sales of Lawrence's writing. Also included are contracts
with Frieda Lawrence for 1933 and 1934, as well as letters, financial
statements, and listings of copyright accounts sent to her after Lawrence's
death. The letters in this series are not listed individually in the Index of
Correspondents. Lawrence's letters to Curtis Brown are in the Letters
Series.
The Miscellaneous Series consists of a wide variety of materials
directly and indirectly related to Lawrence. A few personal items belonging to
Lawrence--passports, address books, bank statements,
check stubs--are included. However, the bulk of this
series is made up of correspondence between other parties regarding Lawrence's
works. Communication between Robert Mountsier, Lawrence's literary agent for a
few years around 1920, and publishers, is particularly well represented here.
Also included are transcripts from the American and English obscenity trials
involving
Lady Chatterley's Lover (Regina v. Penguin
Books, Ltd.), and manuscripts of scholarly works about Lawrence. Notable among
the latter are the complete notes and working manuscripts of F. W. Roberts'
book
A Bibliography of D. H. Lawrence (1959).
Letters in this series are listed in the Index of Correspondents.
Elsewhere in the Ransom Center is a large collection of newspaper
clippings covering the publication and criticism of Lawrence's work (222
Vertical Files and two Scrapbooks). Also, located in the Art Collection are 32
drawings and paintings by Lawrence. There are a few items in the Personal
Effects Collection, and over 800 photographs and negatives of the Lawrences,
their friends, and their travels are located in the Literary Files and five
photo albums in the Photography Collection. D. H. Lawrence materials may also
be found in the following collections also held by the Ransom Center: Dorothy
Brett, Giuseppe Orioli, Frieda Lawrence, E.D. McDonald, Edward Nehls, Thomas
Seltzer, and I.P. Stone.
Acquisition:
Purchases and gifts, 1958-1998
Access:
Open for research. Due to the fragile condition of the originals,
photocopies of the holograph notebooks of
Women in Love must be used, unless
permission to use the originals is obtained from the Research Librarian. Copies
of original manuscripts owned by other institutions are provided for reference
and comparison purposes only and cannot be further duplicated.
Processed by:
Chelsea S. Jones, 1998
Provenance:
A large portion of the Ransom Center's D. H. Lawrence Collection was
included in the 1958 purchase of part of T.E. Hanley's collection of modern art
and literature. Hanley's collection of important Lawrence manuscripts, along
with other Hanley material, forms one of the cornerstones of the Ransom Center
holdings. Hanley acquired many of his Lawrence manuscripts from Frieda
Lawrence.
Sources:
A D. H. Lawrence Chronology. Peter
Preston. (New York: St. Martin's Press, 1994).
D. H. Lawrence: Triumph to Exile, 1912-1922.
Mark Kinkead-Weekes. (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press,
1996).
D. H. Lawrence: A Composite Biography, 3
vols. Edward Nehls. (Madison: University of Wisconsin press, 1957-59).
A Bibliography of D. H. Lawrence. Warren
Roberts. (1963; Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1982)
D. H. Lawrence: A Calendar of His Works.
Keith Sagar. (Manchester: Manchester University Press, 1982) and
(Austin: University of Texas Press, 1979).
Index Terms
Correspondents
Asquith, Cynthia, Lady,
1887-1960.
Brett, Dorothy,
1883-1977.
Brewster,
Achsah.
Brewster,
Earl.
Chambers,
Jessie.
Clarke, Lettice Ada
Lawrence.
Grauer, Benjamin
Franklin, 1908- .
Huebsch, B.W. (Benjamin
W.), 1876-1964.
Huxley, Aldous,
1894-1963.
King, Emily
Lawrence.
Koteliansky, S.S. (Samuel
Solomonovitch), 1880-1955.
Lawrence, Frieda von
Richthofen, 1879-1956.
Lowell, Amy,
1874-1925.
Luhan, mabel Dodge,
1874-1962.
MacLeod, A.W.
McDonald, Edward
David.
Mena, Maria
Christina.
Merrild, Knud, 1894-
.
Moore, Marianne,
1887-1972.
Mountsier, Robert
Montague.
Murry, John Middleton,
1889-1957.
Pearn, Nancy.
Seltzer, Adele Szold,
1876-1940.
Seltzer,
Thomas.
Organizations
Alfred A. Knopf,
Inc.
Curtis Brown,
Ltd.
Subjects
Authors, English--20th
century.
Censorship.
Poets, English--20th
century.
Places
England--Social life and
customs--20th century.
Italy--Fiction.
Document Types
Address books.
Galley proofs.
Guest
registers.
Legal
documents.
D. H. Lawrence Collection--Folder List
Series I. Works,
1903-1970
1
1
Unidentified works; A
1
2-3
Aaron's Rod, typescript with
author emendations,
479pp
1
4
Altitude, typescript,
26pp
1
5
Amores, typescript,
101pp
Apocalypse
1
6
Pages removed from final publication,
4pp
1
7
Typescript with author revisions,
122pp
2
1
Holograph,
170pp
2
2
B
Bay, A Book of Poems, page proofs,
1919, 5 items (removed
to oversize folder 1)
Birds, Beasts and Flowers
Typescript with author emendations and printer's
markings,
1923, 133pp (bound
volume)
Printed book with annotations (call number
PR/6023/A93/B5/1923 copy 3).
2
3
Blue Mocassins [sic],
1928,
40pp
Body of God, edited by Michael
Adam,
1970
2
4
Page proofs,
1970,
76pp
2
5
Paste ups,
1963,
96pp
2
6
Paste up dummy,
1970,
48pp
2
7
Printed sheets, 5 pages,
1970
First, second, and third galley proofs,
1969-1970, 42pp
(removed to galley folder 1)
3
1-3
The Boy in the Bush,
typescript,
543pp
3
4
By the Lago di Garda,
holograph with revisions,
1913,
26pp
3
5
C
3
6
Certain Americans and an
Englishman,
1922,
17pp
4
1
Chaos in Poetry, holograph
and typescript,
1938,
26pp
4
2
The Christening,
9pp
4
3
Christs in the Tirol,
6pp
Collected Poems
4
4-5
Typescript with author corrections,
193pp
5
1
Typescript continued
5
2
Photocopy of typescript,
193pp
5
3
The Crown, holograph and
typescript,
83pp
5
4
D
5
5
The Daughter-in-Law, a play,
typescript,
105pp
5
6
David, page proofs,
1925,
127pp
5
7
Delilah and Mr. Bircumshaw,
typescript,
13pp
6
1
Enslaved by Civilization,
holograph and typescript,
10pp
6
2
Education of the People,
holograph,
16pp
The Escaped Cock
6
3-4
Typescripts with edits, includes note from Caresse
Crosby and description of manuscript
6
5
Page proofs,
94pp
6
6
Photocopy of holograph,
49pp
6
7-9
Etruscan Places, holograph, 194pp;
and typescript, 160pp
7
1
F
Fantasia of the Unconscious
7
2-3
Typescript,
1921,
136pp
7
4-5
Foreword, various versions
7
6-7
The Fight for Barbara, holograph,
typescript and fragments,
1912
7
8
The Fox, holograph and
typescript,
68pp
8
1
G-H
8
2-3
Germans and Latins,
typescript,
30pp
8
4
I-K
8
5
Introductory note to
The Tales of Giovanni Verga,
holograph and typescript,
1922,
20pp
8
6-10
Kangaroo, holograph in notebooks,
1922,
552pp
9
1
L
Labour Battalion, galley
proof with edits (removed to galley folder 2)
Lady Chatterley's Lover
9
2
Conclusion of chapter IX: last chapter in manuscript,
typescript with edits and emendations,
3pp
Holograph of first version,
nd, 401pp (bound
volume)
Holograph of second version,
nd, 583pp (bound
volume)
Holograph of third version,
My Lady's Keeper,
1928, 723pp (bound
volume)
Photocopy of first version with list of missing and
misnumbered pages, 420pp (removed to oversize box 50)
John Thomas and Lady Jane,
typescript with author emendations and corrections, also includes list of
missing and misnumbered pages, 423pp (removed to oversize boxes
51-52)
9
3-4
Last Poems, holograph with author
revisions,
197pp
9
5
A Little Moonshine with
Lemon,
typescript, various versions, 14pp
9
6
Little Novels of Sicily, by
Giovanni Verga, translated by Lawrence, holograph in a notebook,
179pp
9
7
Look! We Have Come Through,
disassembled book,
167pp
The Lost Girl
9
8
Holograph with author revisions,
442pp
10
1
Holograph, continued
10
2
Typescript and holographic fragments,
40pp
10
3
Love Poems, page
proofs,
37pp
10
4
Love Poems and Others, page
proofs,
1912,
70pp
10
5
M
10
6
The Married Man,
typescript,
84pp
Mastro-Don Gesuldo, by Giovanni
Verga, translated by Lawrence
10
7-8
Holograph, in four notebooks,
1922,
573pp
11
1-2
Holograph continued
11
3-4
Typescript,
402pp
Galley proofs (removed to galley folder 3)
Mr. Noon
11
5-7
Holograph with author revisions in 5
notebooks,
446pp
11
8-9
Typescript with author revisions,
411pp
12
1-5
Typescript continued
12
6-7
Typescript with author emendations,
144pp
12
8
The Merry-Go-Round,
typescript,
146pp
Mother and Daughter, galley
proofs, 8pp (removed to galley folder 4)
12
9
N
12
10
Nathaniel Hawthorne,
holograph and typescript with revisions,
28pp
13
1
New Poems, holograph,
47pp
13
2
Notebook of early verse, college notebook, 83pp
(photocopy of materials held by the University of Nottingham)
13
3
O
13
4
Odour of Chrysanthemums,
holograph in the hand of Louise Burrows,
39pp
13
5
P
The Paintings of D. H. Lawrence:
<emph render="doublequote">Introduction to Painting</emph>
13
6
Holograph with corrections,
37pp
Page proofs,
1929, 36pp (removed
to oversize folder 2)
13
7
[Pansies]
Pensées, holograph,
notebook and loose pages,
112pp
The Plumed Serpent: Quetzalcoatl
13
8
Holograph in notebooks,
818pp
14
1-3
Holograph, continued
14
4-5
Holograph and typescript with author
edits,
746pp
15
1-2
Holograph and typescript, continued
Galley proofs (removed to galley folders
5-8)
15
3
Poems, typescript,
30pp
15
4
Poems and other writings held at the University of
Nottingham, photocopies,
1903-1929,
222pp
15
5
Poems and other writings held at the University of
California Library, photocopies,
1912-1926,
104pp
15
6
The Primrose Path,
typescripts,
71pp
16
1
The Princess,
typescript,
64pp
16
2
The Prussian Office: Honour and
Arms, holograph,
16pp
16
3
R
16
4
Reflections on the Death of a
Porcupine, typescript,
20p
The Rainbow
16
5-7
Holograph and typescript with extensive author
revisions,
April 1915,
747pp
17
1-4
Holograph and typescript with extensive revisions,
March 1915,
707pp
18
1-4
Holograph and typescript, continued
19
1-6
Holograph and typescript, continued
20
1
S
20
2
A Scrutiny of the Work of John
Galsworthy, holograph notebook with revisions,
16pp
20
3
[
Sea and Sardinia ]
Diary of a Trip to Sardinia,
typescript,
307pp
Sons and Lovers
20
4
Page proofs,
1913,
423pp
20
5
Paul Morel, holograph with
revisions,
271pp
21
1-2
Paul Morel,
continued
21
3
Miriam Papers, holograph
fragments with Jessie Chambers' comments, pp 204-226.
21
4
The Story of Dr. Manente,
holograph and typescripts,
1929,
22pp
A Study of Thomas Hardy
21
5
Typescript with edits,
244pp
22
1
Typescript, continued
22
2
Typescript,
244pp
Sun
22
3
Typescript with emendations,
21pp
22
4
Holograph in notebook,
44pp
22
5-6
The Symbolic Meaning, edited by
Armin Arnold,
258pp
22
7
T
Things
22
8
Holograph notebook,
19pp
22
9
Typescript,
19pp
23
1
Two typescripts, 19pp each
23
2
Twilight in Italy, page proofs,
1916,
128pp
23
3
U-Z
23
4
The Virgin and the Gypsy,
holograph notebook,
160pp
The Wintry Peacock: The Poet's
Tale, page proofs with corrections,
1921, 4pp (removed to
oversize folder 3)
Women in Love
23
5
Holograph fragments, pp. 291-296; 373-380
23
6
Chapter 1,
Prologue; Chapter II
The Wedding,
holograph,
55pp
24
1-10
Chapters 23-31, photocopies of holograph
notebooks,
439pp
24
11-20
Chapters 23-31, holograph notebooks, 439pp (available
only with permission of Associate Librarian)
25
1-3
Typescript with extensive author
revisions,
665pp
26
1-3
Typescript, continued
27
1-2
Typescript, continued
Proof copy of first edition,
1920, 508pp (bound
volume)
28
1-4
Version 2, holograph and typescript with extensive
author revisions,
786pp
29
1-4
Version 2, continued
30
1-5
Version 2, continued
31
1
Works I, Notebook 1, holograph,
1915,
22pp
31
2
Works II, Notebook 2, holograph with author
emendations,
24pp
31
3
Works III, Notebook 3, holograph with author edits,
1924,
163pp
Series II. Letters,
1904-1930
31
4-7
Letters,
1910-1930, typed
copies of published and unpublished letters by Lawrence, a few by Frieda
Lawrence, thought to have been gathered by Edward Nehls
32
1
Unidentified; A-B
32
2-3
Asquith, Cynthia, Lady,
1913-1929
32
4-5
Brewster, Earl and Achsah,
1921-1930
32
6
C
32
7-8
Carter, Frederick,
1922-1930
32
9
Chambers, Maria Christina,
1927-1930
33
1
Collings, Ernest H.R.,
1912-1917
33
2
Crawford, Grace,
1909-1911
Curtis Brown, Ltd.
33
3
1921-1922
33
4
1923-1929
33
5
D-G
33
6
Davies, Rhys,
nd
33
7
H
33
8
Hawk family,
1924-1927
33
9
Heinemann (firm),
1910-1911
33
10
Huebsch, B.W.,
1919-1923
33
11
I-L
33
12
Juta, Jan,
1920-1921
33
13
Lawrence, Frieda,
1912
34
1
M-P
34
2
MacLeod, Arthur W.,
1909-1927
34
3
McDonald, Edward David,
1924-1928
34
4
Merrild, Knud,
1923-1924
34
5
Mountsier, Robert Montague,
1917
34
6
Orioli, Giuseppe,
1928-1929
34
7
Pearn, Nancy,
1924-1930
34
8
Pini, Giulia,
1928-1928
34
9
Pinker, James B.,
nd
34
10
Pollinger, Laurence,
1922-1930
35
1
R-S
35
2
Rauh, Ida,
1924-1925
35
3-4
Russell, Bertrand,
1915-1916
35
5-7
Seltzer, Thomas,
1919-1925
35
8
Skinner, Mary Louisa,
1923-1925
36
1
T-Z
36
2
Titus, Edward,
1929-1930
36
3
Whittley, Irene,
1916-1922
Series III. Recipient,
1912-1929
36
4
A-Z
Series IV. Curtis Brown, Ltd. Correspondence,
1922-1935
36
5
1922-1926
36
6
1927-1928
36
7
1929
36
8
1930
36
9
1931
1932
36
10
Jan.-Feb.
37
1
Mar.-May
37
2
June-Sept.
37
3
Oct.-Dec.
1933
37
4
Jan.
37
5
Feb.-Mar.
37
6
Apr.
38
1
May-June
38
2
July
38
3
Aug.
38
4
Sept.
38
5
Oct.
38
6
Nov.
38
7
Dec.
38
8
Contracts and agreements
39
1
Frieda Lawrence's financial records
1934
39
2
Jan.-Mar.
39
3
Apr.-June
39
4
July-Aug.
39
5
Sept.-Dec.
39
6
Contracts and agreements
1935
39
7
Jan.-Feb.
39
8
Mar.-May
Series V. Miscellaneous,
1911-1981
40
1
Unidentified; A
40
2
Albatross Verlag, letters and memoranda of agreement
with Frieda Lawrence,
1933-47
40
3
Andrews, Esther
40
4
B
40
5
Barr, Barbara Weekley
40
6
Brewster, Earl, letters to Curtis Brown,
Ltd.
40
7
Brooks, Jocelyn,
Lawrence and Lorenzo,
typescript
40
8
Brylawski, E. Fulton, copyright reports to Frieda
Lawrence,
1954
40
9
C
40
10
Carlino, Lewis John,
The Fox, screenplay,
1967,
108pp
40
11
Carter, Frederick,
D. H. Lawrence and the Body
Mystical,typescript,
56pp
41
1-2
Chambers, Jessie, comments on
Sons and Lovers
41
3
Cipolla, E.M.C.,
D. H. Lawrence and the Mediterranean,
1966,
164pp
Clark, L.D.,
Dark Night of the Body: D. H. Lawrence's
The Plumed Serpent
41
4
Typescript with printer's notes,
1964
41
5-6
Page proofs,
1964 (galley proofs
removed to galley folder 9)
42
1
Page proofs, continued
42
2
Clarke, Ada
42
3
Corke, Helen,
The Dreaming Woman, radio
script,
108pp
42
4
Curtis Brown, Ltd.
42
5
D
42
6
The Dial,
1920-1923
42
7
F-G
42
8
Farmer, David,
The Making of Women in Love,
typescript,
1981
Grauer, Ben
42
9
Correspondence regarding D. H. Lawrence
42
10
Notes on D. H. Lawrence's work
Grove Press, Inc.
42
11
Correspondence,
1954-1959
42
12
Transcripts from U.S. Post Office v. Grove Press,
Inc.,
1959
43
1
H-K
43
2
Hoffman, Lois Madison,
Altering the Text...A Study of the
Discrepancies between
Not I But the Wind
and Its German Translation,
Nur Der Wind,
1967,
86pp
43
3
The Hogarth Press
43
4
Huebsch, B.W.
Huxley, Aldous,
The Letters of D. H. Lawrence,
proof copy,
1932 (bound
volume)
43
5
Johnston, Paul, letters to Egmont Arens
43
6
Koteliansky, S.S.
43
7
L
43
8-9
Lavrin, Nora,
D. H. Lawrence, Miriam and
Others,typescript,
187pp
Lawrence, D. H.
43
10
A-Z
Assignments of the Benefits of Agreement (removed to
oversize folder 4)
43
11
Address book
44
1
The Body of God, notes, artwork
and galley proof,
33pp
44
2
50 envelopes addressed to Lahr, Charles,
1928-1930
44
3
Lawrence, Frieda, letters to Curtis Brown,
Ltd.
Leavis, Frank Raymond,
D. H. Lawrence: Novelist
44
4
Typescript with edits,
ca. 1950,
257pp
44
5
Daughters of the Vicar, holograph,
ca. 1950,
38pp
44
6
Introduction,
ca. 1950,
15pp
44
7
Lawrence and Art,
ca. 1950,
103pp
45
1
The Tales,
ca. 1950,
107pp
45
2
Lee, Rose Anne Sherar,
The Boy in the Bush: A Study of the
Collaboration of D. H. Lawrence and M.L. Skinner,
1967,
61pp
45
3-4
Levy, Mervyn, correspondence regarding paintings by D.
H. Lawrence
45
5
Luhan, Mabel Dodge, book of poetic quotations,
1895,
121pp
45
6
M
45
7
McLaughlin, Ann L.,
Rainbows in the Blood: A Study of
The Rainbow
by D. H. Lawrence,
1976,
48pp
46
1
Magnus, Maurice,
Memoirs of the Foreign Legion,
typescript with notes by Lawrence,
1917-1920
46
2-3
Meyers, Jeffrey,
D. H. Lawrence and the Experience of
Italy,
1982,
228pp
46
4
Mountsier, Robert, notes, correspondence and articles on
Lawrence
46
5
N-Q
46
6
Powell, Lawrence Clark,
The Manuscripts of D. H. Lawrence
Belonging to his Widow and Offered for Sale by Jake Zeitlin, Inc.,
1937,
108pp
46
7
R
Regina v. Penguin Books, Ltd., two
copies of transcripts regarding publication
of Lady Chatterley's Lover,
1960,
363pp
46
8
First day
46
9
Second day
47
1
Third day
47
2
Fourth day
47
3
Fifth day
47
4
Sixth day
Roberts, Francis W.,
A Bibliography of D. H. Lawrence,
original notes, typescripts and galley proofs,
ca. 1959 (5 bound
volumes, galleys removed to galley folder 10)
47
5
Ross, Claris A.,
Sons and Lovers, radio adaptation,
1950,
45pp
47
6
Ross, Michael L.,
D. H. Lawrence's Two
<emph render="doublequote">Suns,</emph> typescript,
30pp
47
7
Rossem, Ru van, letters to Kim Taylor
47
8
Russell, Bertrand,
Philosophy of Social Reconstruction,
holograph and typescript with notes by Lawrence,
18pp
48
1
S-T
48
2
Seltzer, Thomas
48
3
Skinner, Mary Louisa,
The Fifth Sparrow,
typescript,
163pp
48
5
Southern Illinois University, listing of D. H. Lawrence
holdings,
6pp
48
4
U-Z
Warren Gallery Visitors book,
1927, 275pp (bound
volume)
49
Uncataloged folders and envelopes
50
1-3
Oversize box,
Lady Chatterley's Lover, version
1
51-52
Oversize boxes,
Lady Chatterley's Lover,
John Thomas and Lady Jane,
423pp
D. H. Lawrence Collection--Index of Correspondents
Index entries that include the notation (from Lawrence) indicate that
the person is the recipient of correspondence from Lawrence.
In general, the box and folder number are followed by the recipient of
the letter(s) and the date of the letter(s) when known. Where there is no
number, there is only one letter. So in the example
Alfred A. Knopf, Inc.--40.1 (4 to Robert Mountsier, 1922)
Knopf sent 4 letters to Robert Mountsier in 1922 and they are located
in box 40, folder 1.
When a correspondent received as well as sent letters, or sent letters
to more than one recipient, the sender and/or recipients are listed beneath the
sender and the date or span of dates of the correspondence are followed by the
box and folder number. So in the example
Collings, Ernest H.R.
22 from Lawrence, 1912-1917--33.1
to Enid Hilton, 1930--40.9
Ernest Collings received 22 letters from Lawrence between 1912 and
1917 and they are located in box 33, folder 1. Collings also sent 1 letter to
Enid Hilton in 1930 and that letter is located in box 40, folder 9.
- Adderly, J.--40.1 (to Mervyn Levy, 1963)
- Alaya, Flavia--40.1 (to F.W. Warren, 1965)
- Albatross, Ltd.--40.1 (to Field, Roscoe and Company, 1947)
- Alfred A. Knopf, Inc.--40.1 (4 to Robert Mountsier, 1922)
- Andrews, Esther--40.3 (9 to Robert Mountsier, 1917)
- Arens, Egmont--
- to Jacob Baker, 1934--40.1
- to Terrence Holiday, 1935--40.1
- to Paul Johnston, 1935--40.1
- to Frieda Lawrence, 1934--40.1
- to Thomas Seltzer, 1934--40.1
- to Rex Stout, 1934--40.1
- Asquith, Cynthia, Lady, 1987-1960--32.2-3 (84 from Lawrence,
1913-1929)
-
Atlantic Monthly--40.1 (3 to Robert
Mountsier, 1920-1923)
- Baker, Jacob--40.4 (to Egmont Arens, 1934)
- Barr, Barbara Weekley--40.5 (8 to Curtis Brown, Ltd., 1933)
- Basil Blackwell, Publisher--40.4 (to Robert Mountsier, 1922)
- Bax, Clifford, 1886-1962--32.1 (from Lawrence, 1919)
- Beaumont, Cyril W. (Cyril Williams), 1891-1976--32.1 (from
Lawrence, 1920)
- Beresford, J.D. (John Davys), 1873-1947--32.1 (2 from Lawrence,
1916-1918)
- Bland, Miss.--32.1 (2 from Lawrence, 1921)
- Bonner, E. Coulson--40.4 (to Edward Nehls, 1960)
- The Bookman--40.4 (to Robert Mountsier, 1921)
- Böttern, Anna Winchell--32.1 (3 from Lawrence, 1925)
- Borg, Michael--32.1 (from Lawrence, 1922)
- Boulton, James T.--40.4 (to Mary Hirth, 1969)
- Brandt & Kirkpatrick (firm)--40.4 (5 to Robert Mountsier,
1920-1921)
- Brentano's (firm)--40.4 (to Robert Mountsier, 1934)
- Brett, Dorothy, 1883-1977--
- 5 from Lawrence, 1925-1930--32.1
- 8 to Curtis Brown, Ltd., 1932-1933--40.4
- Brewster, Achsah--32.4 (17 from Lawrence, 1921-1930)
- Brewster, Earl--
- 71 from Lawrence, 1921-1930--32.4-5
- 18 to Curtis Brown, Ltd.--40.6
- Brooks, John Ellingham--32.1 (from Lawrence, 1921)
- Bullett, Gerald William, 1894-1934--40.4 (4 to Curtis Brown, Ltd.,
1932-1934)
- Bynner, Witter, 1881-1968--40.4 (to Adele Seltzer, 1923)
- Carter, Frederick--32.7-8 (29 from Lawrence, 1922-1930)
- Casswell, Catherine--
- to unidentified recipient, 1933--40.9
- to Frieda Lawrence, nd--40.9
- The Centaur Bookshop--40.9 (to Union Square Bookshop, 1930)
- Centaur Press--32.6 (3 from Lawrence, 1925)
- Century Company--36.4 (to Lawrence, 1920)
-
Century Monthly--40.9 (8 to Robert
Mountsier, 1920-1922)
- Chambers, Jessie--40.9 (7 to Lutoslawski,?, 1935)
- Chambers, Maria Christina--See Mena, Maria Christina
- Cheltham, E.E.--40.9 (2 to Robert Mountsier, 1955)
- Chung, C.W.--40.9 (to F.W. Roberts, nd)
- Clarke, Lettice Ada Lawrence--
- 1 from Lawrence, 1929--32.6
- 4 to Frieda Lawrence, 1932--42.2
- 34 to Curtis Brown, Ltd., 1932-1934--42.2
- Clayton, Douglas--32.6 (from Lawrence, 1930)
- Cobden-Sanderson, Richard, 1884- --32.6 (from Lawrence, 1924)
- Collings, Ernest H.R.--
- 22 from Lawrence, 1912-1917--33.1
- to Enid Hilton, 1930--40.9
- Collins, Vere H. (Vere Henry), 1872- --32.6 (from Lawrence,
1926)
- Corke, Helen, 1882- --40.9 (2 to Curtis Brown, Ltd., 1933)
- Cournos, John, 1881-1966--32.6 (from Lawrence, nd)
- Crawford, Grace--33.2 (12 from Lawrence, 1909-1911)
- Crosby, Caresse, 1892- --32.6 (4 from Lawrence, 1929-1930)
- Crosby, Harry, 1898-1929--32.6 (5 from Lawrence, 1929)
- Curtis Brown, Ltd.--
- 114 from Lawrence, 1921-1929--33.3-4
- Correspondence re D. H. Lawrence, 1922-1935--36.5-39.8
- 2 to Michael Constanzia, 1926--42.4
- 5 to Crosby Gaige, 1925-1926--42.4
- 2 to Heinemann (firm), 1935--42.4
- 26 to Robert Mountsier, 1921-1924--42.4
- Dartmouth College--36.4 (to Lawrence, 1922)
- Davies, Rhys, 1903- --33.6 (8 from Lawrence, nd)
- Dewart Thomas W.--42.5 (to Robert Mountsier, 1958)
-
The Dial--42.6 (33 to Robert Mountsier,
1920-1923)
- Doubleday, Doran & Company--42.5 (to Robert Mountsier,
1928)
- Douglas, Norman, 1865-1952--36.4 (to Lawrence, 1921)
- Duckworth & Company--42.5 (to Robert Mountsier, 1923)
- Farjeon, Eleanor--33.5 (7 from Lawrence, 1915-1921)
- Feifel, Louis N.--36.4 (to Lawrence, 1922)
- Foreign Press Service--42.7 (to Robert Mountsier, 1922)
-
The Forum--42.7 (to Robert Mountsier,
1921)
-
The Freeman--42.7 (to Robert Mountsier,
1923)
- Funk and Wagnalls Company--36.4 (to Lawrence, 1923)
- Gaige, Crosby--42.7 (to Curtis Brown, Ltd., 1926)
- Garnett, David, 1892- --42.7 (3 to Paul Forestier, 1935)
- Garnett, Edward--42.7 (to Curtis Brown, Ltd., 1933)
- George H. Doran Company--42.7 (4 to Robert Mountsier, 1921-1922)
- George, Walter Lionel, 1882-1926--42.7 (to Mr. Nugent, 1919)
- Gill, Eric, 1882-1940--42.7 (to Frieda Lawrence, 1933)
- Gilman, Coburn--33.5 (from Lawrence, 1927)
- Ginn, Eva--42.7 (to Egmont Arens, 1934)
- Goldring, Douglas, 1887- --33.5 (6 from Lawrence, 1919-1920)
- Gordon-Crotch, M.H.--42.7 (to Paul Forestier, 1935)
- G.P. Putnam & Company--
- from Lawrence, 1929--33.5
- to Robert Mountsier, 1922--42.7
- Grauer, Benjamin Franklin, 1908- --42.9-10 (42 items of
correspondence re D. H. Lawrence, 1941-1965)
- Greenwood, Walter, 1903- --42.7 (to Margaret Hennessey, 1969)
- Grove Press--
- 3 to Booksellers, 1954-1959--42.11
- to Curtis Brown, Ltd., 1959--42.11
- to Benjamin Grauer, 1959--42.11
- to Frieda Lawrence, 1954--42.11
- 3 to Laurence Pollinger, 1954--42.11
- to Montague Weekley, 1959--42.11
- Hain, Edward, Sir--43.1 (to John Short, 1913)
- Harcourt, Brace and Company--43.1 (4 to Robert Mountsier, nd)
- Harper's Magazine--43.1 (to Robert
Mountsier, 1921)
- Harris, Frank P.--43.1 (3 to Curtis Brown, Ltd., 1932)
- Harrison and Sons--43.1 (to Robert Mountsier, 1932)
- Hathaway, R.H. (Rufus Hautin), 1869-1933--33.7 (from Lawrence,
1916)
- Hawk, A.D.--33.8 (9 from Lawrence, 1924-1925)
- Hawk, Rachel--33.8 (6 from Lawrence, 1925-1927)
- Hawk, William W.--33.8 (18 from Lawrence, 1923-1926)
- Hawkins, Desmond, 1908- --43.1 (to Ada Lawrence, nd)
- Hearst's International Library Company--43.1 (to Robert Mountsier,
1923)
- Heinemann (firm)--
- 9 from Lawrence, 1910-1911--33.9
- to Lawrence, 1912--36.4
- Hennessey, Margaret--43.1 (to Walter Greenwood, 1969)
- Heselstine, Philip--33.7 (2 from Lawrence, 1916)
- Higham, David--33.7 (from Lawrence, 1928)
- Hilton, Enid Hopkin, 1895- --43.1 (2 to Ernest Collings, 1930)
- Hoagland, Willard--43.1 (to Benjamin Grauer, nd)
- Hogarth Press--43.3 (20 to Robert Mountsier, 1922-1923)
- Holderness, Kitty--33.7 (2 from Lawrence, 1904)
- Holderness, Nellie--33.7 (from Lawrence, nd)
- Holiday, Terrence--43.1 (to Egmont Arens, 1934)
- Hone, Joseph M. (Joseph Maunsell), 1882-1959--33.7 (2 from
Lawrence, 1917-1918)
- Howe, P.P. (Percival Presland), 1886-1944--43.1 (9 to Martin
Secker, 1925-1926)
- Huebsch, B.W. (Benjamin W.), 1876-1964--
- 26 from Lawrence, 1919-1923--33.10
- 14 to Robert Mountsier, 1920-1922--43.4
- Hughes, Christine, fl. 1927--33.7 (from Lawrence, 1927)
- Huxley, Aldous, 1894-1963--
- to Lawrence, 1928--36.4
- 2 to Paul Forestier, 1935--43.1
- to Frieda Lawrence, 1930--43.1
- to Mable Luhan, 1930--43.1
- 2 to A.W. MacLeod, 1930--43.1
- to Edward McDonald, 1931--43.1
- to Ida Rauh, 1930--43.1
- to J.V. Schwerin, 1940--43.1
- Insell Verlag--36.4 (to Lawrence, 1922)
- Jaffe-Richthofen, Else, 1874- --33.11 (2 from Lawrence, 1912)
- John Lane The Bodley Head, Ltd.--43.1 (to Robert Mountsier,
1937)
- Johns, Orrick, 1887-1946--33.11 (from Lawrence, 1928)
- Jeune, Susan Mary Elizabeth Stewart-Mackenzie, Lady--33.11 (from
Lawrence, 1914)
- Johnston, Paul, 1899- --
- 8 to Egmont Arens, 1932-1934--43.5
- 2 to Frieda Lawrence, 1934--43.5
- Jonathan Cape, Ltd., 36.4 (to Lawrence, 1927)
- Juta, Jan--
- 7 from Lawrence, 1920-1921--33.12
- 2 to Robert Mountsier, 1922--43.1
- Kay-Scott, Cryil, 1879- --36.1 (from Lawrence, 1921)
- Kendrigan,?--33.11 (from Lawrence, 1929)
- King, Emily Lawrence--
- 12 to Curtis Brown, Ltd., 1931-1934--43.1
- 2 to Irene Whittley, 1922--43.1
- Koteliansky, S.S. (Samuel Solmonovitch), 1880-1955--
- to Lawrence, nd--36.4
- 3 to Curtis Brown, Ltd., 1932--43.6
- 17 to Robert Mountsier, 1921-1923--43.6
- Krug, Emil--33.11 (3 from Lawrence, 1927-1929)
- Krug, Johanna--33.11 (2 from Lawrence, nd)
- Ladies Home Journal--3.7 (to Robert
Mountsier)
- Lahr, Charles--
- 50 [envelopes only] from Lawrence, 1928-1930--44.2
- 2 to Alan Hancox, 1956--43.7
- Lawrence, Frieda von Richthofen, 1879-1956--
- 12 from Lawrence, 1912--33.13
- to R. Byron, nd--44.3
- 59 to Curtis Brown, Ltd., 1926-1935--44.3
- to Paul Forestier, 1936--44.3
- to A.W. Macleod, nd--44.3
- to Robert Mountsier, nd--44.3
- 3 to J.T. Short, 1920--44.3
- Lawrence, George--43.7 (8 to Curtis Brown, Ltd., 1932-1934)
- Lederhandle, David V., 1900-1959--33.11 (from Lawrence, 1929)
- Levy, Mervyn--45.3-4 (ca. 140 letters re Lawrence's paintings,
1961-1964)
- The Literary Review--43.7 (to Robert
Mountsier, 1921)
- The Living Age--43.7 (to Robert
Mountsier, 1923)
- Lowell, Amy, 1874-1925--43.7 (2 to Robert Mountsier, 1921)
- Luhan, Mabel Dodge, 1879-1962--
- 5 from Lawrence, 1924-1927--33.11
- 7 to Mr. Forbes-Watson, 1925--43.7
- to Aldous Huxley, nd--43.1
- 2 to Robert Mountsier, 1922--43.7
- MacLeod, A.W.--34.2 (56 from Lawrence, 1909-1927)
- Macmillan Company--45.6 (3 to Robert Mountsier, 1922)
- Macy, George--34.1 (from Lawrence, 1928)
- Maston Navigation Company--45.6 (to Charles McArthur--Hardy,
1948)
-
McCall's Magazine--45.6 (to Robert
Mountsier, 1933)
- McDonald, Edward David--
- 25 from Lawrence, 1924-1928--34.3
- to Robert Mountsier, 1924--45.6
- Meijer, Reinder P.--45.6 (to Edward Nehls, 1962)
- Mena, Maria Christina--
- 11 from Lawrence, 1927-1930--32.9
- to Marshall Best, 1962--40.9
- 4 to R. Gordon Wasson, 1935--40.9
- Merrild, Knud, 1894- --
- 25 from Lawrence, 1923-1924--34.4
- to Adele Seltzer--45.6
- Metropolitan--45.6 (3 to Robert Mountsier, 1920-1922)
- Moeller, Philip, 1880-1958--45.6 (to Ida Rauh, 1925)
- Moore, Harry Thornton--
- to Maria Chambers (Mena), 1958--45.6
- to Frieda Lawrence, 1932--45.6
- to Robert Mountsier, 1948--45.6
- Moore, Marianne, 1887-1972--
- 2 from Lawrence, 1929--34.1
- 5 to Lawrence, 1929--36.4
- Morrell, Ottoline Violet Anne Cavendish-Bentinck, Lady,
1873-1938--34.1 (from Lawrence, 1915)
- Mountsier, Robert Montague--
- 11 from Lawrence, 1917--34.5
- 3 to Curtis Brown, Ltd., 1921-1923--46.4
- 2 to George H. Doran Co., 1922--46.4
- to Hogarth Press, 1922--46.4
- 7 to B.W. Huebsch, 1921-1922--46.4
- to Mabel Luhan, 1921--46.4
- 8 to Thomas Seltzer, 1922-1923--46.4
- Murry, John Middleton, 1889-1957--
- 2 from Lawrence, 1920-1926--34.1
- to Curtis Brown, Ltd., 1933--45.6
- to Edward Garnett, 1930--45.6
-
The Nation--46.5 (3 to Robert Mountsier,
1921-1923)
- Nehls, Edward--46.5 (2 to Robert Mountsier, 1954)
- The Newberry Library--46.5 (to F.W. Roberts, 1964)
-
The New Republic-- 46.5 (8 to Robert
Mountsier, 1920-1921)
- Nin, Anaïs, 1903-1977--46.5 (to Ben Grauer, 1942)
- O'Brien, Edward--36.4 (to Lawrence, 1922)
- Odets, Clifford, 1906-1963--46.5 (to Knud Merrild, 1946)
- Oliver, Norah--34.1 (from Lawrence, 1924)
- Orioli, Giusepe, 1884-1942--34.6 (84 from Lawrence, 1928-1929)
- Pearn, Nancy--34.7 (102 from Lawrence, 1924-1930)
- Pictorial Review--46.5 (2 to Robert
Mountsier, 1922)
- Pini, Giulia--34.8 (15 from Lawrence, 1928-1929)
- Pinker, James B.--
- 21 from Lawrence, 1914-1918--34.9
- to Robert Mountsier, 1920--46.5
- Poetry: A Magazine of Verse--46.5 (3 to
Robert Mountsier, 1922)
- Pollinger, Laurence E.--34.10 (86 from Lawrence, 1922-1930)
- Pond, James B.--46.5 (to Robert Mountsier, 1922)
- Popham, Rosalind--46.5 (to Edward Nehls, 1962)
- Powell, Lawrence Clark, 1906- --46.5 (to Jake Zeitlin, 1938)
- Princeton University Library--46.5 (to F.W. Roberts, 1964)
- Rauh, Ida--
- 17 from Lawrence, 1924-1925--35.2
- 2 to Edward Nehls, 1962--46.7
- Ravagli, Angelo--35.1 (from Lawrence, 1927)
- Revnes, Maurice S.--46.7 (to Robert Mountsier, 1920)
- Richthofen, Anna, Baronin von, 1851(?)-1931(?)--
- 25 from Lawrence, 1922-1917--35.1
- to unidentified recipient, 1923--46.7
- to J.T. Short, Mrs., 1920--46.7
- Rossem, Ru van--47.7 (10 to Kim Taylor, 1958-1960)
- Russell, Bertrand, 1872-1970--35.3-4 (23 from Lawrence,
1915-1916)
- Sadler, Michael--35.1 (2 from Lawrence, 1920-1921)
- Savage, Henry--35.1 (2 from Lawrence, 1913)
- Schoenberner, Franz, 1892- --35.1 (7 from Lawrence, 1927-1928)
- Scott, Evelyn, 1893- --35.1 (2 from Lawrence, 1921)
- Secker, Martin, 1882-1978--35.1 (2 [envelopes only] from Lawrence,
1930)
- Seltzer, Adele Szold, 1876-1940--
- 7 from Lawrence, 1923--35.1
- to Lawrence, 1923--36.4
- to Thomas Seltzer, nd--48.1
- to Toby, 1933--48.1
- Seltzer, Thomas--
- 98 from Lawrence, 1919-1925--35.5-35.7
- to Egmont Arens, 1934--48.2
- 2 to Lawrence, 1923-1929--36.4
- 36 to Robert Mountsier, 1920-1923--48.2
- Shearman, Montague, Sir, 1857-1930--35.1 (4 from Lawrence,
1918-1928)
- Short, J.T.--35.1 (10 from Lawrence, 1916-1918)
- Short, J.T., Mrs.--35.1 (5 from Lawrence, 1918-1920)
- Skinner, M.L. (Mary Louisa), 1876-1955--35.8 (12 from Lawrence,
1923-1925)
- Slover, T.P.--48.1 (to Edward Nehls, 1962)
- Smith, Alice--35.1 (from Lawrence, 1912)
- Smith, Philip, 1909- --35.1 (from Lawrence, nd)
- Stanford University Library--48.1 (to F.W. Roberts, 1969)
- Steffens, Lincoln, 1866-1936--35.1 (from Lawrence, 1922)
- Stephenson, Percival Reginald--35.1 (from Lawrence, nd)
- Stern, Benjamin H.--35.1 (from Lawrence, 1923)
- Stout, Rex, 1886-1975--48.1 (to Egmont Arens, 1928)
- Taylor, A.M.--36.4 (to Lawrence, nd)
- Thomas, Vaughan--36.4 (to Lawrence, 1921)
- Thompson, Clarence--36.1 (4 from Lawrence, 1924)
- Titus, Edward W., 1880- --36.2 (25 from Lawrence, 1929-1930)
- Trench, Herbert, Mrs.--36.1 (from Lawrence, 1920)
- Turner, Reggie, 1869(?)-1938--36.1 (from Lawrence, 1920)
- Union Square Bookshop--48.4 (2 to Centaur Bookshop, 1930)
- U.S. Library of Congress--48.4 (2 to Peter Howard, 1966)
- University College, London--48.4 (to Mervyn Levy, 1964)
- University of New Mexico--48.4 (to F.W. Roberts, 1964)
- University of Virginia--48.4 (to Robert Mountsier, 1920)
- The Vanguard Press--48.4 (to Rex Stout, 1929)
- Van Patten Dolores--48.4 (to Adrian Goldstone, 1968)
- Viking Press--48.4 (to Maria Chambers (Mena)
- Wadsworth, P. Beaumont--48.4 (to F.W. Roberts, 1969)
- Walpole, Hugh, Sir, 1884-1941--48.4 (3 to Robert Mountsier,
1936-1938)
- Warren, Robert--48.4 (to Mary Hirth, 1964)
- Wasson, R. Gordon (Robert Gordon), 1898- --48.4 (to Maria Chambers
(Mena), 1935)
- Watson, Forbes, 1880-1960--48.4 (4 to Mabel Luhan, 1925)
- Wayne State University--48.4 (2 to Ben Grauer, 1958)
- Weekley, Charles Montague--48.4 (3 to Curtis Brown, Ltd.,
1933-1934)
- Weekley, Ernest, 1865-1954 (to unidentified recipient, 1926)
- Wellman, Frederick Creighton--See Kay-Scott, Cyril
- Whittley, Irene--36.3 (13 from Lawrence, 1916-1922)
- Whittley, Percy W.--36.1 (13 from Lawrence, 1920-1922)
- Wilkinson, Marguerite Ogden Bigelow, 1883-1928--48.4 (to Robert
Mountsier, 1921)
- Wilson, Charles, 1891-1967--36.1 (from Lawrence, 1928)
- The Wisconsin Players--36.4 (to Lawrence, 1922)
- Wood, Florence Derwent--36.1 (from Lawrence, 1910)
-
The Yale Review--48.4 (to Robert
Mountsier, 1921)
D. H. Lawrence Collection--Index of Works
-
Unidentified works:
-
And what do I care...--1.1
-
Are you pining to be
superior?--1.1
-
Reach over then...--1.1
-
Softly, then softly...--1.1
-
Traitors, oh liars, you Judas
lot!--1.1
-
Identified works:
-
Aaron's Rod--1.2-3
-
A propos of Lady Chatterley's
Lover--1.1
-
Adolf--1.1
-
Altitude--1.4
-
Amores--1.5
-
Apocalypse--1.6-2.1
-
Apostrophe of a Buddhist
Monk--1.1
-
Art and Morality--1.1
-
Art and the Individual--1.1
-
As for me, I'm a
patriot...--1.1
-
August holidays--1.1
-
Ballad of another
Ophelia--2.2
-
Bay, a Book of Poems--oversize
folder 1
-
Be men, be individual men, grounded
in your own manhood--2.2
-
Bells--2.2
- Beyond the Rockies--31.3 (in Works III notebook)
-
Birds, beasts and
flowers--2.2, bound volume
-
Bits--2.2 (photocopy of
original held by University of Chicago)
-
Blue Mocassins [sic]--2.3
-
The Body of God--2.4-7, galley
folder 1
-
The Boy in the Bush--3.1-3
-
Bread Upon the Waters--2.2
-
By the Lago di Garda--3.4
-
Certain American and an
Englishman--3.6
-
Chaos in Poetry--4.1
-
The Christening--4.2
-
Christs in the Tirol--4.3
- Climbing down Pisgah--31.3 (in Works III notebook)
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Cocksure Women and Hen-sure
Men--3.5
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Collected Poems--4.4-5.2
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Collected poems:
<emph render="doublequote">Foreword</emph> --3.5
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The Crown--5.3
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The Daughter-in-Law--5.5
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David--5.6
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David: music and lyrics--5.4
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Delilah and Mr.
Bircumshaw--5.7
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Diary of a Trip to Sardinia--see
Sea and Sardinia
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Discipline--5.4
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Do Women Change--5.4
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The Doe at Evening--5.4
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Dreams Old and Nascent--5.4
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Dull London--5.4
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Education of the People--6.1
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Enslaved by Civilization--6.2
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The Escaped Cock--6.3-6
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Etruscan Places--6.7-9
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Fantasia of the Unconscious--7.2-3
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Fantasia of the Unconscious,
<emph render="doublequote">Foreword</emph> --7.4-5
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The Fight for Barbara: A
Comedy--7.6-7
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Fireworks--7.1
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Fly in the Ointment--7.1
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The Fox--7.8
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A Fragment of Stained
Glass--7.1
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Frost Flowers--7.1
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Give Her a Pattern--8.1
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Going Back--8.1
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Guards--8.1
- Herman Melville's
Moby Dick--8.1
- Herman Melville's
Typee and
Omoo--8.1
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Him with His Tail in His
Mouth--8.1
- Hopi snake dance--31.3 (in Works III notebook)
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Hymn to Nothingness--8.1
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Germans and Latins--8.2-3
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In Love: More Modern
Love--8.4
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Individual Consciousness vs. the
Social Consciousness--8.4
-
Insouciance--8.4
- Introductory note to
The Tales of Giovanni Verga--8.5
- Introduction to
Verism, Naturalism and
Realism--8.4
- Introduction to McDonald's Bibliography--8.4; 31.3 (in Works
III notebook)
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Is England Still a Man's
Country--8.4
- John Thomas and Lady Jane--see
Lady Chatterley's Lover
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Kangaroo--8.6-10
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Labour Battalion--galley
folder 2
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Lady Chatterley's Lover--9.2,
oversize boxes 50-52, bound volumes
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Last Poems--9.3-4
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A Little Moonshine with
Lemon--9.5
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Little Novels of Sicily, by
Giovanni Verga (translated by Lawrence)--9.6
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The Little Town at
Evening--9.1
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Look! We Have Come Through--9.7
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The Lost Girl--9.8-10.2
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Love--9.1
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Love Poems--10.3
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Love Poems and Others--10.4
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Letters from Germany--9.1
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Making Pictures--10.5
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The Man in the Street--10.5
- Man Is a Hunter--31.2 (in Works II notebook)
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The Man Who Was Finished with the
World--10.5
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Married Man--10.6
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Master in his own House--10.5
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Mastro-Don Gesualdo by Giovanni
Verga (translated by Lawrence)--10.7-11.4, galley folder 3
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Matriarchy--10.5
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The Meaning of
Astrology--10.5
- Mediterranean in January--31.3 (in Works III notebook)
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Men Must Rule--10.5
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Men Must Work and Women as
Well--10.5
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The Merry-Go-Round--12.8
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Mr. Noon--11.5-12.7
- Morality and the Novel--10.5
- Morning in Mexico--10.5; 31.3 (in Works III notebook)
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Mother and Daughter--galley
folder 4
- My Lady's Keeper--see
Lady Chatterley's Lover
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Nathaniel Hawthorne--12.10
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Nettles--12.9
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New Poems--13.1
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New Poems, <emph
render="doublequote">Preface</emph> --12.9
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The Nightingale--12.9
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Nostalgia--12.9
- Notebook of early verse--13.2, 15.4 (photocopies of original
held by the University of Nottingham)
- Notes to Earl H. Brewster for article
The Hands of Man--12.9
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The Novel--12.9
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The Novel and the
Feelings--12.9
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Odour of Chrysanthemums--13.4
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On being a Man--13.3
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On Coming Home--13.3
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On Human Destiny--13.3
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Once!--13.3
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The Overtone
--13.3
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Ownership--13.3
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The Paintings of D. H. Lawrence,
<emph render="doublequote">Introduction to Painting</emph> --13.6,
oversize folder 2
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Pan in America--13.5
- [Pansies]
Pensees--13.7, 15.4
(photocopies)
- Paul Morel--see
Sons and Lovers
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Pentecostal and Obsequial
Chant--13.5
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Picture on the Walls--13.5
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The Plumed Serpent:
Quetzalcoatl--13.8-15.2, galley folders 5-8
- Poems--15.5
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Pornography and
Obscenity--13.5
- Preface to
Black Swans--31.3 (in Works
III notebook)
- Preface to
Cavalleria Rustica and other
stories--13.5
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The Primrose Path--15.6
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The Princess--16.1; 31.3 (in
Works III notebook)
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The Proper Study--13.5
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The Prussian Officer: Honour and
Arms--16.2
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Rabbit Snared in the
Night--16.3
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Rainbow--16.3
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The Rainbow--16.5-19.6
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Red Trousers--16.3
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Reflections on the Death of a
Porcupine--16.4
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Resurrection--16.3; 31.1 (in
Works I notebook); 31.3 (in Works III notebook)
- Review for
Vogue--16.3
- Review of
Fallen Leaves by V.V.
Rozanov--16.3
- Review of
Gifts of Fortune by H.M.
Tomlinson--16.3
- Review of
Solitaria by V.V.
Rozanov--16.3
- Review of
The Origins of
Prohibition--16.3
- Review of
The Social Basis of
Consciousness by Trigant Burrow--16.3
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The Risen Lord--16.3
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Samson and Delilah--20.1
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The Scarlet Letter--20.1
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A Scrutiny on the Work of John
Galsworthy--20.2
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Sea and Sardinia--20.3
- See Mexico after--31.3 (in Works III notebook)
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Sex Appeal--20.1
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The Shadow of the Rose
Garden--20.1
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Sons and Lovers--20.4-21.3
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The State of Funk--20.1
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The Story of Dr. Manente--21.4
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A Study of Thomas Hardy--21.5-22.2
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Sun--22.3-4
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The Symbolic Meaning--22.5-6
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There is a Small Cottage off the
Addiscombe Road--22.7
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There was a Gay Bird Named
Christine--2.7
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Things--22.8-23.1
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Thinking about Oneself--22.7
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Tommies in the Train--22.7
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Town--22.7
- Translator's preface to
Cavalleria Rustica--22.7
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The Triumph of the
Machine--22.7
- Turning back--31.1 (in Works I notebook)
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Twankadillo--22.7
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Twilight in Italy--23.2
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The Undying Man--23.3
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The Virgin and the Gypsy--23.4
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The White Peacock--23.3
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Why I Don't Like Living in
London--See
Dull London
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The Wind, the Rascal--23.3
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Winter-lull--23.3
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The Wintry Peacock--oversize
folder 3
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Women in Love--23.5-30.5