Scrapbooks containing newspaper cuttings of articles by Charles Morgan and letters relating to other members of his family
MS. 12211/69
Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford
Description
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Title
Scrapbooks containing newspaper cuttings of articles by Charles Morgan and letters relating to other members of his family
Shelfmark
MS. 12211/69
Summary
The green volume contains theatre reviews by Charles Morgan, published in The Times (1921-1922). The blue volume contains articles written by Charles Morgan for various newspapers, including The Times, The Observer, and The Guardian (1926-1941).
(folder 1) Contains a selection of papers which were originally tucked into the inside cover of the blue volume. These include a review of Sparkenbroke and a programme for The Flashing Stream. Also included are letters and articles about Charles Langbridge Morgan Senior, including a letter of condolence from Buckingham Palace regarding the death of William Watkins Morgan (Charles Morgan's brother) during the First World War (1916-1917).
Date
1916-1941
Language
English
Physical facet
Two volumes, one green and one blue. Both have labels on their spines: the label on the blue volume is damaged, but the visibile portion reads 'Cuttings March-Oct. 1926 [?] that family interest X6'; the label on the green volume reads 'Cuttings X7'
Physical extent
1 box
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Collection contents
Archive of Charles Langbridge Morgan and Hilda Vaughan
Papers of Charles Morgan
Literary papers
Newspaper cuttings of articles by Charles Morgan
Scrapbooks containing newspaper cuttings of articles by Charles Morgan and letters relating to other members of his family
