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The Ant's Forefoot 4 (Toronto, 1969), published by Coach House Press: includes work by Ted Berrigan, Lee Harwood, Anselm Hollo, Clark Coolidge (outsize)
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The Ant's Forefoot 4 (Toronto, 1969), published by Coach House Press: includes work by Ted Berrigan, Lee Harwood, Anselm Hollo, Clark Coolidge (outsize)
The Anglo-Welsh Review vol 6 or no. 57(Cardiff, 1976): includes poems by Chris Torrance, Alison Bielski
The American experience, 1: The American West, myths and realities, 1984
Collaboration by Mottram with Christopher Brookeman in The American experience. 1. The American West: myths and realities (Polymedia, London, 1984);
The Aeroplane and Astronautics: 'Record of all known space-vehicle launchings' includes specifications of size, material, purpose, ratio, orbit; and 'Satellite miscellany' drawings of satellites.
The administrative history of the operations of 21 Army Group on the continent of Europe 6 Jun 1944-8 May 1945', issued by 21 Army Group HQ, Germany, Nov 1945, including details of troop movements, engineering and electrical works, postal services, transportation, temporary acquisition of land and buildings, military and civilian labour, salvage of resources, provision of food, reinforcements, accommodation of prisoners, medical units, pay and welfare. Illustrated with maps showing locations of administrative bases and medical units during the campaign, graphs and tables showing levels of imports and casualties and diagrams of administrative command structures. 1 vol
The 18th dynasty Egyptian automobile turn on, by D R Wagner, produced by Today Press, 1966
Today Press (Niagara): The 18th dynasty Egyptian automobile turn on by D R Wagner, 1966
Postcard from Clementine (Ogilvy Spencer) Churchill, Lady Churchill to Ismay thanking him for a get well message. With postcard of a painting by Rt Hon Sir Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill. Manuscript, 1p
Thank you letter to Godley, Feb 1916, from Lieutenant General Sir John Cowans
Letter to Godley from Lt Gen Sir John Steven Cowans, Quartermaster General of the Forces, thanking him for congratulations on his promotion. 1p.
American art: typescript and carbon of essay or talk 'Transformations: American arts in the 1950s'; manuscript draft and typescript of project on 'Twentieth-century US art', possibly a slide presentation; typescript essay headed 'Artists and pop artists', with some accompanying notes on secondary sources
Texts, 1952-1967, on pig sticking and other topics
Texts, articles and pamphlets collected by or sent to Brooke and his wife, Benita Blanche Brooke, including The Horse and Pony, no 20, Oct 1952, with article on pig-sticking by Lt Gen Edward Felix Norton; 'Organisation for war in modern times', text of lecture by FM Bernard Law Montgomery, 1st Viscount Montgomery of Alamein, Royal United Service Institution, 12 Oct 1955; 'J'ai vécu la tragédie de Dunkerque avec l'Armée Anglaise: souvenirs d'un Officier de liaison', two versions of lecture by A Georges Méric, 1965-1967, with related press cuttings; correspondence between Méric and Benita Blanche Brooke, 1962-1966 (CLOSED).
Texts, 1948-1979, relating to Estuary in Scotland (1974), and Poems and journeys (1979)
Texts, 1948-1951, on British industry, FM Sir John Dill and other topics
Texts, articles and pamphlets collected by or sent to Brooke including typescript textt of speech by Henry Duncan McGowan, 1st Baron McGowan, at Repton School prize-giving ceremony, 25 Jun 1948; 'British industry and the national economy', typescript text of address by McGowan to the National Union of Manufacturers (Midland Area), 1949; pamphlet containing text of addresses given at the unveiling of the memorial to FM Sir John Greer Dill, Arlington National Cemetery, Washington DC, 1 Nov 1950; 'The mark of greatness', text of broadcast on the British soldier, by FM Sir William Joseph Slim, cut from the Journal of the Honourable Artillery Company, [1951].
Texts, 1946, relating to World War Two
Texts, articles and pamphlets collected by or sent to Brooke, including It speaks for itself: what British war leaders said about the Polish Armed Forces, 1939-1946, selections from communiqués, speeches, messages and press reports, compiled by Capt Witold Leitgeber, Public Relations Division, Polish Armed Forces (London, 1946); Supplement to the London Gazette, 22 May 1946, including copy of despatch from Brooke, Commander, 2 Corps, British Expeditionary Force (BEF), France, to Secretary of State for War, 22 Jun 1940, on operations of the British Expeditionary Force (BEF), France, from 12 Jun 1940-19 Jun 1940.
Part of LEWIS, Maj Gen Sir Richard George Aylward (1895-1965)
Texts, 1941-1945, on military topics
Texts, articles and pamphlets collected by or sent to Brooke, including_ The battle of Flanders _by Ian Hay (pseudonym for John Hay Beith) (HMSO, London, 1941); typescript transcript of statement made by John Jay McCloy, US Assistant Secretary of War, on good soldier's morale, 24 Feb 1943; Britain's conquest of the Mediterranean, prepared from official records and first-hand reports and with foreword by Lt Gen Sir William George Sheldon Dobbie, former Governor of Malta (Burke Publishing Company Ltd, London, 1945); They led us to victory: a collection of portraits...(Bear, Hudson Ltd, London, 1945);'The final evacuation', typescript account by Col O A Archdale of his experiences at Dunkirk, 1940, dated [1945].
Texts, 1929-1940, on the British Empire and other topics
Texts, articles and pamphlets collected by or sent to Brooke, including Britain's call from overseas: the need and scope for British women in the Dominions and Colonies, pamphlet issued by the Society for the Oversea Settlement of British Women, 1929; 'India', text of lecture given on BBC radio by Henry George Dalway Turnball, 1929; text of speech given by Gen B H G Pagézy, French Commander, Lille District, at the Canadian Memorial, Vimy Ridge, 11 Nov 1939; pamphlet, [1940], of reprints of articles by Maj Gen Andrew George Latta McNaughton on the employment of artillery in World War One, 1914-1918.
Texts, 1926-1949, relating to the regulatory framework for adoption, England and Wales
Part of LEWIS, Hilda North (1900-1966)
Copies of: the Adoption of Children Act, 1926; the Adoption of Children (Regulation) Act, 1939; Statutory Rules and Orders 1943 No1306: Adoption of Children, England; Statutory Instruments No 2396 (L 31) Adoption of Children: The Adoption of Children (County Court) Rules, 1949.
Texts relating to Robert Duncan, 1956-1979
Robert Duncan, essays, poems, letters: photocopies of essays by Duncan including 'Notes on poetics: regarding Olson's 'Maximus'' from Black Mountain Review 6 (1956), 'Ideas on the meaning of form' Kulchur 4 (New York, 1961) and offprint of 'The world of Jaime de Angulo', an interview of Angulo by Duncan from The Netzahualcoyotl News 1/1 (Turtle Island, 1979); photocopies of poems by Duncan for teaching purposes including 'My mother would be a falconress', 'Tribal memories', 'The multiversity'; a passage from 'Dante etudes' copied out in manuscript by Mottram; photocopy of retying of Duncan letters to Robert Bertholf during 1974, headed 'Ground work', and commenting on his work and ideas