Manuscripts and Typescripts written by Tennyson

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1. [Coming of Arthur, The]. Holograph poem
2. Cup, The. Early holograph draft of the drama. With corrections, deletions
3. [Day-dream, The]. Copy (incomplete) by W. M. Thackeray
4. [Epitaph on Caxton] Fiat lux! Holograph verse on p. [4] of ALS from Tennyson's son, Hallam, to the Archdeacon Farrar, Freshwater, Isle of Wight, May, 1883
5. [Gareth and Lynette]. Holograph fragment of beginning, from first line to "I know not thee, myself, nor anything," with four unpublished (?) fragments
6. [Harold] Show-day at Battle Abbey [1876]. Holograph sonnet used as the preface to the drama
7. [Idylls of the King: The coming of Arthur]. Holograph draft of 25 lines near the end of the poem
8. Last tournament, The. Holograph
9. Maud. Holograph poem.
10. Mungo, the American. Holograph.
11. Princess, The. Sections I-III, IV, lines 61-343, 382-end, V and fragments of Section VI. Early holograph draft. What is probably portion of this ms. listed separately as [The princess] [Section] IV, lines 52-60. Lacks the "Prologue" and "Conclusion."
12. Princess, The. [Sections] IV, lines 52-60. Early holograph draft (7 lines) beginning "While down the stream that buoys each separate craft." Probably portion cut from ms. of Sec. I-III, IV, lines 61-343 etc. listed separately
13. [Princess: incidental songs 1-3, 5 and 6, The]. Copies in Lady Tennyson's hand, of the songs
14. [Princess: incidental songs 4 and 5, The]. Early holograph drafts
15. Red light falls on mountain walls, The. Holograph passage from The princess
16. Rifle-clubs!!! Early holograph draft of poem
17. Riflemen form: 3 varying holograph drafts of the poem, the first an early draft; the second as sent to Charles Richard Weld; the third (the final stanza and a note by Tennyson wanting)
18. [To Victor Hugo]. Holograph draft of poem
19. [Welcome to Her Royal Highness Marie Alexandrovna, Duchess of Edinburgh, 7th March 1874], [A]. Holograph