Correspondence Series
Correspondence,
1875-1937.
Most of the correspondence concerns reactions to
The Woman Who Did.
Box 1
Folder 01
Aldis, James A. ALS, 10 pages, Queen May's School,
Walshall. Long involved letter asking Grant Allen's assistance in getting a
novel published,
April 16, 1895
Box 1
Folder 01
Alexander, Margaret. ALS, 4 pages, Aberdeen. A fan
letter,
June 22, 1895
Box 1
Folder 06
Allen, Grant. ALS, 2 pages,
23 Dec. 1893
Box 1
Folder 06
Allen, Grant. ALS, (3 pages) [dictated], Bordighera,
Italy,
Dec. 3, 1892
Box 1
Folder 06
Allen, Grant. TLS, 1 page, Antibes,
Dec. 14, 1892
Box 1
Folder 07
Allen, Grant. ALS, (with envelope), to Florence Farr,
Nov. 5, 1895
Box 1
Folder 08
Allen, Grant. ALS, 8 pages, to Dearest Mother, Spanish
Town, Jamaica,
July 15, [1875?]
Box 1
Folder 09
Allen, Maud Violet. ANS, 1 page. Instructions to be
followed at her death. Sister of Grant Allen,
Oct. 3, 1932
Box 1
Folder 10
Allen, Grant. TLS, 1 page, to J. Grant Allen [son],
July 6, 1897
Box 1
Folder 10
Allen, Grant. ANS, 1 page, to J. Grant Allen [son],
Sept. 16, 1897
Box 1
Folder 11
Allen, Grant. 1 page, Lyme, Dorset. Letter to
"Gentlemen,"
May 15, n.y.
Box 1
Folder 12
Allen, Grant. TLS, 1 page, to his sister, Violet Maud
Allen,
undated
Box 1
Folder 13
Allen, Grant. ALS, 16 pages, entitled "Metaphysics,"
undated
Box 1
Folder 01
Anon. ?, F. ALS, 6 pages, Oxford. Long thoughtful
letter to "My Dear Allen,"
Feb. 15, 1895
Box 1
Folder 01
Anon. ALS fragment, 2 pages. Begins "I open my letter
dear to remonstrate with Hermania . . . . ,"
undated
Box 1
Folder 01
Anon. ALS, 12 pages, London, to "My Dear Allen,"
Feb 19, 1895
Box 1
Folder 01
Anon. "A Woman Who Won't." ALS, 3 pages, n.p. Finds the
book absurd,
undated
Box 1
Folder 04
Anon. ALS, fragment (page 3 only), signed "Cousin[?]."
undated
Box 1
Folder 04
Anon. ALS, 1 page, London, to J. Grant Allen,
July 13, 1909
Box 1
Folder 03
Archer, William. ALS, 3 pages, Queen's, W.C. Noting
that he is the author of the review in the
Chronicle,
Feb. 14, 1885
Box 1
Folder 03
Archer, William. TLS, 2 pages. Letter concerning his
review and Allen's stance on "free love,"
Feb. 21, 1895
Box 1
Folder 04
Batten, B. ANS, London, to Mr. Ionides. Accepting an
invitation,
March 25, 1892
Box 1
Folder 04
Bell, A.M. ALS, 4 pages, to Dear Mr. Harrison.
Condolences on Grant Allen's death,
Nov. 4, 1899
Box 1
Folder 01
Benecke, Ida. ALS, 8 pages, London, to "My Dear Nelly"
(Mrs. Grant Allen). From a close friend. Elaborate response to the book,
March 8, 1895
Box 1
Folder 01
Bird, Laura J. ALS, 1 page, London. Personal note of
praise. Mrs. George Bird?
March 3, 1895
Box 1
Folder 01
Boulnois, H. Percy. ALS, 4 pages, Salisbury. Is
forwarding a copy of the book Miss Bloom,
Feb 19, 1895
Box 1
Folder 04
Brooke, Emma. ALS, 2 pages, to Mrs. Grant Allen. On
their collaboration on some plays,
Oct. 2, 1904
Box 1
Folder 04
Buckley, Claude. ALS, 4 pages, Hanley, Staffordshire,
Offers to sell a book title for five pounds. Serves (?) as a put on!,
undated
Box 1
Folder 04
Campbell, H.? Lady Campbell. ALS, 5 pages, Colinsburgh,
Fife, to Grant Allen. Praising his writings on nature and marriage,
Feb. 28, 1897
Box 1
Folder 04
Campbell, Lewis. APS, S. Andrea, Alessio [?],
Dec. 13, 1900
Box 1
Folder 01
Clark, Anne [?]. ALS, 4 pages, Chessington, Surrey.
From a woman after a visit. Has read the book in proof sheets, which she is
returning,
Thursday 14th [1895]
Box 1
Folder 01
Clifford, John. Pastor. ALS, 2 pages. Thanks for a copy
of the book, which he goes on to praise,
April 19, 1895
Box 1
Folder 04
Cotton, James S. ALS, 4 pages, to Mrs. Allen. On the
state of Grant Allen's health, mentions reviews of Allen's books and Andrew
Lang,
March 2, 1886
Box 1
Folder 04
Cotton, James S. ALS, 4 pages, to Mrs. Allen. On the
state of Grant Allen's health, mentions reviews of Allen's books and Andrew
Lang,
undated
Box 1
Folder 01
Cox, Marian Roalfe. ALS. 4 pages, Kensington. A friend
praising the book,
Feb. 14, 1895
Box 1
Folder 01
Cummings, Arthur T. ALS, 2 pages, Upper Norwood.
Praising the book,
Feb. 22, 1895
Box 1
Folder 04
Day, Lewis F. American writer and photographer. ALS, 2
pages, London, to Grant Allen. Cordial letter on a recent collaboration and
meeting,
June 23, 1889
Box 1
Folder 04
De la Pasture, Elizabeth. ALS, 2 pages, London. Sending
a play to read. This could be "E.M. Delafield," b. 1890, or her mother, also a
writer. To J. Grant Allen?,
undated
Box 1
Folder 01
Delamore, G. Thierry. ALS, 4 pages, St. Victor,
Soulaines (Aube), France. An acquaintance sending a note on the book from a
French review,
undated
Box 1
Folder 04
Du Chaillu, Paul. French naturalist, specialist on
gorillas. To Grant Allen, Jr. Autographed note, London, wishing they could go
to Africa together and shoot gorillas,
July 13, 1890
Box 1
Folder 04
Dunbar, Florence French. ALS, 4 pages, N.Y., to Grant
Allen, Jr. On her thesis on William Sharp (Fiona McLeod),
April 25, 1937
Box 1
Folder 01
Edwards, William C. Businessman. ALS, 2 pages, London.
A friendly but negative letter,
Dec. 1, 1896
Box 1
Folder 04
Eley, Mrs. ALS, 2 pages, Tower Hill. Laundress hopes
that Mrs. Allen will patronize her again the next summer,
undated
Box 1
Folder 01
Esmond-White, H.P. (Lt. Colonel). ALS, 4 pages,
Travancore. On superiority of customers among the Naus,
May 21, 1895
Box 1
Folder 04
Fenn, Frederick. Lawyer to Grant Allen, Jr. ANS,
London. Wants to be paid,
June 4, 1909
Box 1
Folder 01
Franks, Winnie. ALS, 4 pages, Upper Norwood.
Congratulatory response,
Feb. 24, 1895
Box 1
Folder 01
Gibbons, Charles Preston. ALS, 2 pages, Gravesend.
Extravagantly praising the book,
Feb. 25, 1895
Box 1
Folder 01
Gordon, Kathleen. ALS, 4 pages, Hyde Park. So moved by
the book that she requests a visit to discuss it with him,
July 12 [1895]
Box 1
Folder 01
H______, J. APS, Notting Hill. Close friend who had
received a presentation copy,
Feb. 14, 1895
Box 1
Folder 04
Hamilton, Eugene Lee. Poet, translator of Dante. ALS, 1
page, Florence, to Mrs. Grant Allen. Sending a quotation,
Nov. 15, 1896
Box 1
Folder 01
Harker, Joseph. ALS, 1 page, London. Appreciative but
negative letter from a preacher,
undated
Box 1
Folder 01
Hertz, Fanny. ALS, 5 pages, Notting Hill. Close written
response praising the book after receiving a presentation copy,
Feb. 14, 1895
Box 1
Folder 01
Hertz, Fanny. ALS, 4 pages, Notting Hill. More praise
and affection,
Feb. 14, 1895
Box 1
Folder 01
Hertz, Fanny. ALS, 4 pages, Notting Hill. More praise
and affection,
undated
Box 1
Folder 04
Hume, Fergus. Australian, mystery writer, 1859-1932.
ALS, 2 pages, London, to "Dear Mr. Welch." James Welsh. Wants to have Welsh
read a play to see if a role would suit him,
Oct. 24, 1901
Box 1
Folder 04
Jex-Blake [?], T.W. ALS, 3 pages, Rugby, to S.P. Unwin.
Recommending Grant Allen for a position at Shipley School,
May 4, 1877
Box 1
Folder 01
Kerr, Isabel. ALS, _____ pages, Killylugh, County Down,
undated
Box 1
Folder 01
Kinney, J. Kendrick. ALS, 32 pages, Bath.
Closely-written pages on the book and marriage,
July 28, 1895
Box 1
Folder 01
Lagrange, G. ALS, 6 pages, Semmering, Austria. Requests
the rights to translate the book into German,
undated
Box 1
Folder 01
Lawson [?], Ethel. ALS, 6 pages, Westminster. Thanks
for the book, lengthy reaction to hearing George Bernard Shaw read
Mrs. Warren's Profession,
Feb. 14, 1895
Box 1
Folder 04
Linton, E. Lynn (Elizabeth Lynn), 1822-1898. ANA,
London, Christmas greeting,
Dec. 25, 1885
Box 1
Folder 01
Linton, Elizabeth Lynn. Writer and translator. ALS, 4
pages. Loving letter but does not approve of the book,
Feb. 14, 1895
Box 1
Folder 01
Livens, Herbert M. Minister. ALS, 3 pages, Bolton,
Lancs. Praises the book,
Sept. 17, 1895
Box 1
Folder 01
Lovell, Emma. ALS, 3 pages. Returning proofs of the
book,
Dec. 7, [1894?]
Box 1
Folder 01
MacCartie, Justin C. ALS, 4 pages, Bloomsbury.
Enthusiastic letter,
Feb. 17, 1895
Box 1
Folder 01
MacCartie, Justin C. ALS, 8 pages, Bloomsbury. Long
reflections on the book in reply to a letter from Grant Allen,
Feb. 17, 1895
Box 1
Folder 01
MacCartie, Justin C. ALS, 4 pages, Bloomsbury. Praises
the book,
Aug 9, 1895
Box 1
Folder 02
Mainwaring, Alex John. Managing Proprietor, the Hotel
Tarrif Bureau, London. ALS, 2 pages. Poem "Epitaph," 8 lines, on back, inspired
by the death of Hermania,
Feb. 25, 1895
Box 1
Folder 02
McDonell, Cicely. ALS, 4 pages, London. Letter from a
stranger who finds herself mirrored in the book,
April 8, 1895
Box 1
Folder 05
Morison, James Cotter. ALS, 4 pages, London, to Mrs.
Allen. Describes his return to London from Florence,
Jan. 25, 1880
Box 1
Folder 05
Morison, James Cotter. ALS, 3 pages, Hampstead, to
Grant Allen. Arranging a visit to the Allens,
June 11, 1884
Box 1
Folder 05
Morris, Jane (Mrs. William Morris). ALS, 3 pages, Hotel
Belvedere, to Mrs. Allen; writing from a resort in France?,
January 24, [n.y.]
Box 1
Folder 02
Moulton, Louise Chandler. American poet. ALS, 6 pages,
London. Strong positive reaction after having read the manuscript. Strong
letter on the right to terminate a marriage without love,
July 5, [1894?]
Box 1
Folder 02
Mundy, M.E. ALS, 6 pages, Salop. Calling attention to
similar works in German literature,
April 25, 1895
Box 1
Folder 05
Myers, Thomas [?]. ALS, Cambridge. On a lost brooch,
Nov. 1, 1896
Box 1
Folder 05
Nichols, John Beverly (Beverly Nichols?). b. 1899. ALS,
3 pages, Marlborough, to Mrs. Grant Allen,
undated
Box 1
Folder 02
Noble, James Ashcroft. Critic and author of
Impressions and Memories. ALS, 6 pages,
Wandsworth, to "My Dear Nellie" (Mrs. Grant Allen). Intimate letter on the
book,
Feb. 15, 1895
Box 1
Folder 02
Noble, James Ashcroft. ALS, 4 pages, Wandsworth.
Friendly, personal letter,
Feb 28, 1895
Box 1
Folder 05
Norman, Henry. ALS, 4 pages, London, to Mrs. Allen.
Sends a gift, and thanks for hospitality on a recent visit,
December 31, 1894
Box 1
Folder 05
Norman, Muriel. ALS, 4 pages, Westminster, to Grant
Allen. More on similarities in a character in her book,
Gallia, to a character in
The Woman Who Did,
April 18, 1893
Box 1
Folder 06
Notes of where to send large paper copies of Attis.
Box 1
Folder 06
Notes on where to send copy of
Science in Arcady.
Box 1
Folder 02
Osborne, C. F. ALS, 2 pages, Reitfontein, Transvaal,
South Africa. Has only read reviews of the book but agrees with Grant Allen's
premise on unhappy marriage,
March 21, 1895
Box 1
Folder 02
P_______, Lalla. ALS, 3 pages, London, to "Dearest
Grant and Nellie." Friendly personal letter,
Feb. 25, 1895
Box 1
Folder 05
Pelham, Henry F. ANS to Juliet Ogilvie, 1 page, Trinity
College, Oxford. Changing the date of a meeting,
Feb. 26, 1900
Box 1
Folder 02
Platt, William. Writer. ALS, London. From author of
Women, Love and Life which was privately printed.
Full of praise,
Feb. 16, 1895
Box 1
Folder 02
Preston, John A. ALS, 3 pages, Lyme, Dorset. Elderly
man, effusive letter from an acquaintance,
Feb. 22, 1895
Box 1
Folder 05
Proctor, Adelaide (1825-1864). English poet? ALS, 3
pages, London. On illuminating letters. Collected as an autograph (?) Mrs.
Proctor was active in the women's movement,
[undated]
Box 1
Folder 02
Radford, George. H. APS, Surrey. Notes a legal error in
the book,
April 19, 1895
Box 1
Folder 02
Radford, George H. APC, Surbiton. Gives Allen the
reference to the point of law discussed in his previous note,
April 24, 1895
Box 1
Folder 02
Reed, Launcelot William. ALS, 2 pages,
Birchington-on-Sea. A stranger, praising the book,
Aug. 29, 1895
Box 1
Folder 02
Richards, Franklin T. TLS, 1 page, London. Thanks for
the book. From his brother-in-law, married to Mrs. Allen's elder sister. Of
Trinity College, Oxford,
Feb. 23, 1895
Box 1
Folder 02
Richards, Franklin T. TLS, 1 page, London. Presents his
reactions to the book,
Feb. 23, 1895
Box 1
Folder 02
Roberts, Edith. ALS, 8 pages, Ladies' Country Club,
Hanover Square, London. Wants a sequel,
undated
Box 1
Folder 05
Robins, Elizabeth (1862-1952). ALS, 2 pages, Slough, to
Mrs. Allen. Arranging a breakfast to celebrate the release of 30 suffragists
from prison,
Feb 20, 1907
Box 1
Folder 05
Rothenstein, Sir William. ALS, 1 page, Hampstead, to
Jerrard Grant Allen. Cordial thanks for tickets,
Nov. 15, 1909
Box 1
Folder 02
Scatchard, Alice Cliff. ALS, 4 pages, Leeds, to "My
Dear Friends." Long, intense response to the book,
March 1, 1895
Box 1
Folder 02
Selfridge, S.W. Russell. European editor of the
Forum (N.Y.). ALS, 4 pages, Munich. Asking for an
article on the stir created by the book,
Oct. 12, 1895
Box 1
Folder 02
Selfridge, S.W. Russell. ALS, 4 pages, Munich. Foreign
editor, for the
Forum (N.Y.), soliciting an article,
Oct. 18, 1895
Box 1
Folder 02
Sladen, Douglas. Novelist, biographer. ALS, 4 pages,
Kensington. On his column for the Queen reviewing the book,
Mar. 2, 1895
Box 1
Folder 02
Small, J.T. ALS, 7 pages, Provincetown, Mass. Has read
book in the public library and now is contesting a plan to remove it from the
shelves,
July 19, 1895
Box 1
Folder 02
Smeaton, W.H.O. ALS, 3 pages, Edinburgh. Letterhead of
The Liberal. Thinks it a great novel,
March 31, 1895
Box 1
Folder 02
Steinitz, Franciska. APC, Rosenberg Oberschlesien.
Requesting the rights to translate the book into German,
July 24, 1895
Box 1
Folder 05
Stephen, Sir Leslie. ALS, 3 pages, London, toGrant
Allen. Accepting and article for the Cornhill, and writes at length of a
holiday in Cornwall,
Nov. 3, 1881
Box 1
Folder 05
Stephen, Sir Leslie. ALS, 4 pages, St. Ives, Cornwall.
Appreciative letter about a submitted article,
Sept. 10, 1882 [?]
Box 1
Folder 02
Stone, Nelly. ALS, 4 pages, Banbury. An acquaintance,
praising the book,
undated
Box 1
Folder 02
Stritt, Marie. ALS, 4 pages. A feminist requesting
permission to translate the book into German,
Oct. 3, 1895
Box 1
Folder 02
Tobin, Agnes. ALS, 7 pages, Addison Road Station, to
"Dear Grant." Has read Sarah Grand's copy of the book. Very close friend
praising the seriousness of the book,
Oct. 3, 1895
Box 1
Folder 02
Trotman, John. Proprietor of a perambulator and rustic
furniture works. ALS, 2 pages, London. Querying response,
Feb. 16, 1895
Box 1
Folder 02
Voysey, Charles. Architect. ALS, 4 pages, Hampstead.
Quite negative, finds not a trace of morality in the book,
Feb. 21, 1895
Box 1
Folder 02
Voysey, Charles. ALS, 4 pages, Hampstead. Thanking
Grant Allen for the book,
February 14, 1895
Box 1
Folder 02
Waugh, Arthur. Publisher. ALS, 1 page, London. Warm
thanks for the book,
Feb. 13, 1895
Box 1
Folder 02
Welsh, Berton? ALS, 2 pages. Thanks for a gift copy of
the book. James Welsh?
undated
Box 1
Folder 02
Willard [?], Frances. ALS, 4 pages, Reigate. Friendly
letter disputing the book,
Apr. 7, 1895
Box 1
Folder 02
Woods, Margaret L. Author. ALS, 4 pages. Does not agree
with Allen's views on marriage,
Feb. 25, 1895
Box 1
Folder 05
Wyllarde, Dolf. Woman writer. ALS, 2 pages, London.
Invitation to a meeting at the Women's Journalists tea,
Nov. 17, 1909
Magazine Articles Proofs Series
Magazine Articles Proofs,
1878-1901.
Box 4
"About Amber,"
1895
Box 4
"The Adventures of an English Christian Name,"
1879
Box 4
"The Amateur in Science,"
1895
Box 4
"American Jottings,"
1886
Box 4
"An American Wild Flower,"
1883
Box 4
"Among the Blue Mountains," by J. Arbuthnot Wilson,
1879
Box 4
"Among the "Thousand Islands,"
1887
Box 4
"An Ancestry of Birds,"
1884
Box 4
"An Ancient Lake Bottom,"
1884
Box 4
"Beautiful London,"
1893
Box 4
"The Beginnings of Speech,"
1894
Box 4
"Bird's Nest Soup,"
1887
Box 4
"The Birth of Mountains,"
1885
Box 4
"British Buttercups,"
1884
Box 4
"By Olive and Pinewood," by J. Arbuthnot Wilson,
1883
Box 4
"Cap d'Antibes,"
1890
Box 4
"Caribbean Twelve Per Cents," by J. Arbuthnot Wilson,
1882
Box 4
"Cecca's Lover,"
1894
Box 4
"The Celt in English Art,"
1891
Box 4
"The Chinese Play at the Haymarket," by J. Arbuthnot
Wilson,
1880
Box 4
"Cimabue and Coal-Scuttles,"
1880
Box 4
"The Cinderella of Civilization,"
1894
Box 4
"Claude Tyack's Ordeal,"
1887
Box 4
"Concerning Clover,"
1885
Box 4
"Concerning Keepsakes,"
1885
Box 4
"Concerning Thomas,"
1890
Box 4
"The Dead Man Speaks,"
1895
Box 4
"Decorative Decorations,"
1880
Box 4
"Deep-Sea Fish,"
1890
Box 4
"Democracy and Diamonds,"
1891
Box 4
"The Dog's Universe,"
1880
Box 4
"The Dormouse at Home,"
1883
Box 4
"Down the Rapids,"
1879
Box 4
"Dr. Wardraper's Lie,"
1894
Box 4
"Earthquake Weather,"
1884
Box 4
"The English Chronicle,"
1880
Box 4
"An English Shire,"
1882
Box 4
"Entirely Accidental,"
1896
Box 4
"The Epic of April,"
1893
Box 4
"The Epicure in Jamaica," by J. Arbuthnot Wilson,
1881
Box 4
"An Epicurean Tour,"
1878
Box 4
"Evelyn Moore's Poet,"
1895
Box 4
"Evolution and Geological Time,"
1880
Box 4
"Fair Exchange,"
1896
Box 4
"Fiction and Mrs. Grundy,"
1892
Box 4
"The First Engineer,"
1893
Box 4
"A Fragment from Keats,"
1879
Box 4
"The Garden Snail,"
1884
Box 4
"The Genesis of Genius,"
1881
Box 4
"Geology and History,"
1880
Box 4
"Glan Conway,"
1889
Box 4
"Grateful Joe,"
1894
Box 4
"The Great California Heiress,"
1895
Box 4
"The Great Tropical Fallacy," by J. Arbuthnot Wilson,
1878
Box 4
"Grey Wethers,"
1886
Box 4
"Grouse and Ptarmigan,"
1889
Box 4
"The Growth of Sculpture,"
1880
Box 4
"Half-an-Hour at Didcot Junction," by J. Arbuthnot
Wilson,
1879
Box 4
"The Harvest Mouse: A Miniature Monkey,"
1889
Box 4
"Hellas and Civilization,"
1978
Box 4
"The History of Haconby,"
1879
Box 4
"The History of James,"
1886
Box 4
"Honeysuckle,"
1883
Box 4
"Individualism and Socialism,"
1889
Box 4
Folder
"Jerry Stokes,"
1891
Box 4
"The King's Luck,"
1891
Box 4
"The King's Palaces,"
1894
Box 4
"The Lake George Tour," by J. Arbuthnot Wilson,
1883
Box 4
"Letters in Philista,"
1891
Box 4
"The Lion's Tale,"
1890
Box 4
"Llanfihangel Skerries,"
1897
Box 4
"The Lobster at Home,"
1896
Box 4
"Lyme Regis: A Splinter of Petrified History,"
1880
Box 4
"Major Kinfaun's Marriage,"
1894
Box 4
"The Mayfield Mystery,"
1889
Box 4
"Memories of Fontainebleu,"
1889
Box 4
"The Mistletoe Bough,"
1891
Box 4
"The Modest Scorpion,"
1893
Box 4
"Monaco and Monte Carlo," by J. Arbuthnot Wilson,
1881
Box 4
"My Circular Tour" by J. Arbuthnot Wilson,
1880
Box 4
"Mr. Cimabue Brown on the Defensive,"
1881
Box 4
"Mr. Pierrepont's Repentance,"
1886
Box 4
"My Lares and Penates,"
1887
Box 4
"Nation Making: A Theory of National Character,"
1878
Box 1
Folder 16
"Natural Inequality"
Box 4
"The New Hedonism,"
1891
Box 4
"Norman Blood or Otherwise,"
1895
Box 4
"Note on a New Poet,"
1891
Box 4
"Novels Without a Purpose,"
1896
Box 4
"Old English Clans,"
1881
Box 4
"The Origin of London,"
1881
Box 4
"Our Debt to Insects,"
1884
Box 1
Folder 17
"Our Literary Gallery. A Day's Shopping"
Box 4
"Our Noble Selves,"
1887
Box 4
"The Philistine Turns,"
1882
Box 4
"The Philosophy of Drawing-Rooms,"
1880
Box 4
"Plain Words on the Woman Question,"
1889
Box 4
"The Potato's Place in History,"
1889
Box 4
"The Prisoner of Assiout,"
1891
Box 4
"Queen Dido's Reign,"
1894
Box 4
"Scores and Tallies,"
1895
Box 4
"A Self Respecting Servant,"
1894
Box 4
"The Senior Proctor's Wooing: A Tale of Two,"
1881 Continents"
Box 4
"A Side Light on Gray's "Bard,"
1879
Box 4
"Social Anarchy,"
1895
Box 4
"Some English Place Names,"
1881
Box 4
"Some Sea-Serpents, Original and Selected,"
1886
Box 4
"St. George and the Dragon,"
1890
Box 4
"St. Nicholas in England,"
1895
Box 4
"Stevenson in Gath,"
1901
Box 1
Folder 18
"Stevenson in Goth"
Box 4
"The Story of Wulfgeat,"
1882
Box 4
"Strictly Incog.,"
1887
Box 4
"A Submerged Village,"
1890
Box 4
"Superfine English,"
1885
Box 4
"Surrey Farmhouses,"
1888
Box 4
"Surrey Mill-Wheels,"
1886
Box 4
"The Sweet Tooth,"
1894
Box 4
"The Temple of Fate: A Fable,"
1891
Box 4
"The Theory of Tittlebats,"
1887
Box 4
"Toft and Croft,"
1894
Box 4
"The Tuscan Nationality,"
1893
Box 4
"Two Family Histories,"
1895
Box 4
"Under the Willows,"
1896
Box 4
"Unparliamentary Boroughs,"
1885
Box 4
"Unsuspected Englishmen,"
1885
Box 4
"The Venerable Bede,"
1880
Box 4
"The Vice of Thrift,"
1897
Box 4
"The Welsh in the West Country,"
1882
Box 4
"Why Do We Eat Our Dinner?,"
1879
Box 4
"Wintering at Hyeres," by J. Arbuthnot Wilson,
1880
Box 4
"Woman's Intuition,"
1890
Box 4
"Woman's Place in Nature,"
1889
