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Personal correspondence

MS. 9696/5

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Title

Personal correspondence

Shelfmark

MS. 9696/5

Summary

Folder 1) Mostly letters to Vivien, with a few copies of her out-going letters, relating to the Second World War, her separation from her husband, her faith, dolls' houses and social events. Includes letters from:

Alan Barnsley, author, pseudonym Gabriel Fielding, 1962-1964, one describing an evening with Graham Greene, 30 Nov 1964, and a copy of a letter from Vivien, relating to her sense of the supernatural and her relationship with Graham, including his many acts of cruelty, 18 July [?1964]

Joyce Cary, writer, 8 Jan 1955, 21 Jan 1957

Clough Williams-Ellis, architect, 9 Sep 1969

Rupert Hart-Davis, publisher and writer, 1982

Dorothy Glover, her husband's mistress, 1954

John Hayward, literary scholar, 1938-1944

Elizabeth Jennings, poet, [?1962]

Margaret, Princess of Hesse and by Rhine, 1983

Enoch Powell, politician, 1987

A.L. Rowse, historian, 1974

John Sparrow, scholar, 1982-1986

Enid Starkie, French scholar, 18 July 1954

Norman St John-Stevas, politician, 1988

Paul Theroux, American author, 1984

Charles Paget Wade, collector and illustrator, Snowshill Manor, 1944-1952

Stella Weaver and her husband Reggie Weaver, President of Trinity College Oxford, 1927-1948

Doris Young, her husband's secretary, with information on her husband's movements, 1948-1958

Folder 2) correspondence with her lawyers, Bischoff & Co, London, regarding the terms of her separation from her husband Graham Greene, including the deed of separation, 1948-1949.

Folder 3) letters from Valentine Ackland, poet, and her partner, Sylvia Townsend Warner, author, 1962-1969, many undated.

Date

1927-1988

Language

English

Physical extent

1 box

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Collection contents

Archive of Vivien Greene

Correspondence

Personal correspondence

Personal correspondence

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  • Weaver | John Reginald Homer | 1882-1965 | President of Trinity College, Oxford
  • Ellis | Sir | Bertram Clough | Williams- | Knight | 1883-1978 | architect
  • Warner, Sylvia Townsend, 1893-1978

  • Powell, J. Enoch (John Enoch), 1912-1998

  • Cary, Arthur Joyce Lunel, 1888-1957

  • Ackland, Mary Kathleen Macrory, 1906-1969

  • Rowse, Alfred Leslie, 1903-1997

  • Davis, Sir, Rupert Charles, Hart-, 1907-1999

  • Hayward, John, 1905-1965

  • Sparrow, John, 1906-1992

  • Barnsley, Alan Gabriel, 1916-1986

  • Wade, Charles Paget, 1883-1956

  • St. John-Stevas, Norman, 1929-2012

  • Jennings, Elizabeth Joan, 1926-2001

  • Starkie, Enid, 1897-1970

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