Janus: Papers of Douglas Grant, chiefly consisting of letters to him from Edmund Blunden

Manuscripts/MS Add.9856/1 contains:
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p.23b	Letter from David Nichol Smith to Douglas Grant
p.24	Edmund Blunden, Verses to H. R. H. The Duke of Windsor, Oxford: printed at the Alden Press, 1936, bearing an inscription by Edmund Blunden to Douglas and Joan Grant, 30 June 1946
p.25a	Rejection slip from the editors of Horizon, bearing a note on the reverse by Douglas Grant
p.25b	Rejection slip from the literary editor of The Spectator, bearing a note on the reverse by Douglas Grant, London
p.26	Rejection slip from the editor of the Cornhill Magazine, bearing a note on the reverse by Douglas Grant. London
p.27a	Rejection slip from the editor of the Sunday Times, bearing a note on the reverse by Douglas Grant. London
p.27b	'So hardly won is this lucidity', verse by Joan Grant, with a note by Douglas Grant concerning the occasion of the composition. Written on the reverse of an envelope addressed to Joan Grant by E. C. Gunn, postmarked Edinburgh, 8 Aug. 1946
p.28	Print of a photograph showing Joan Grant, taken at Porthcurno. With a note on the album leaf by Douglas Grant
p.29	Letter from J. E. Morpurgo of Penguin Books Limited to Douglas Grant; Harmondsworth
p.30	Letter from Philip Tomlinson of the Times Literary Supplement to Douglas Grant; London
p.31	'Syllabus of a Course of Six Lectures on Some Nineteenth Century Novelists' given by Douglas Grant under the auspices of the University of Oxford Delegacy for Extra-Mural Studies University Extension Lectures Committee; Oxford
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