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Title

Marian Fry Pease lecture notes, pamphlets and correspondence

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MS 6241/41

Summary

Comprises:

Folder 1: Notebook by Marian Fry Pease, containing notes and newspaper cuttings on subjects including philosophy, politics, land laws, economics, education, the employment of women and history, c. 1880.

Folder 2: Notes for lectures by Marian Fry Pease, c. 1933-c. 1936. Also includes leaflets The Hidden Christ by Laurence Housman, The Guild of Neighbours Newton Heath and Advices and Queries Addressed to the Meetings and Members of the Religious Society of Friends, and to those who meet them in public worship, and typescript of poem On Killing a Fly by 'A.F.'

Folder 3: Letters from Winifred Gill to Marian Fry Pease, 1926-1970. Also includes a letter to W.J. [Walter de la Mare], a letter from Gladys Pagewood, a letter from Sarah B. Clark, and draft story At the Rug Class.

Folder 4: Letters from Marian Fry Pease to Winifred Gill, c. 1936-1952. Also includes a letter from E. Small (Marian Fry Pease's housekeeper).

Folder 5: Letters from Hilda Cashmore to Marian Fry Pease, c. 1926-1933.