| King's/PP contains: |
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| <-- See earlier |
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| AEF |
The Papers of Arthur Elliott Felkin |
| AG |
The Papers of Angelica Garnett (nee Bell) |
| AHM |
The Papers of Arthur Henry Mann |
| AMT |
The Papers of Alan Mathison Turing |
| ANLM |
The Papers of Alan Noel Latimer Munby |
| BLM |
Papers Relating to Bloomsbury |
| BO |
The Papers of Bernhard ('Boris') Ord |
| BRA |
The Papers of Henry Bradshaw |
| CHA |
The Charleston Papers |
| CJE |
Papers Relating to Charles Joseph Edwards |
| CRA |
The Papers of Charles Robert Ashbee |
| See later --> |
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Papers Relating to Bloomsbury
| Title |
Papers Relating to Bloomsbury |
| Reference |
GBR/0272/PP/BLM |
| Covering Dates |
1900–1982 (Some items are undated.) |
| Repository |
King's College Archive Centre, Cambridge |
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| Content and context |
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Material relating to Bloomsbury figures for whom there is not an existing collection, or relating to more than one of the Bloomsbury collections.
Contains BLM/1-19.
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Access and Use
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Please cite as King's College Archive Centre, Cambridge, Papers Relating to Bloomsbury, BLM |
| Further information |
See the JMK, EMF, LLK, CHA, and GHWR collections for material relating to those members of Bloomsbury. |
| Index Terms |
| Woolf, Adeline Virginia (1882-1941) novelist |
| Strachey, Giles Lytton (1880-1932) biographer and critic |
| King's/PP/BLM contains: |
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C
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Correspondence. |
1905–1966 |
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CC
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The Caroline Club. |
1914–1915 |
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VW
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Virginia Woolf.
paper. |
1900–1982 |
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P
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Publications about Bloomsbury.
paper. |
1977–1997 |
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18
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Yeh Chun-Chan. Notice of two talks given by Yeh Chun-Chan on Chinese Literature and on English Literature in China.
1 sheet; paper. |
9 Nov 1982 |
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19
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Collection of newspaper cuttings. Newspaper cuttings relating to: JMK's mother Florence, brother Geoffrey, wife Lydia and JMK himself including a Bertrand Russell memoir of JMK and Lytton Strachey and a postcard showing the Gwen Raverat portrait of JMK; GE Moore; Sir Roy Harrod; a review of Harold Nicolson's biography of JMK; and a Noel Annan article on contemporary British foreign policy.
16 items; paper. |
1951–1982 |
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