Manuscripts and Typescripts relating to Marsh

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1. Abercrombie, Lascelles. R[upert] B[rooke] Manuscript copy of poem in the hand of Sir Edward Howard Marsh
2. Asquith, Raymond. Joint committee on the Ten Commandments. Typescript (carbon) of play
3. Asquith, Raymond. Upon a Viscount, dying on the morrow of a bump supper. Holograph poem
4. Aynesworth, Allan. Stage career 1887-1939. May have connection with George Moore
5. Belloc, Hilaire. To the Balliol men still in Africa. Holograph verse
6. Beresford, John Days. The appearance of man. A play out of time and space. Holograph
7. Bibesco, Marthe Lucie (Lahovay), princesse. Proust's Oriane, translated by Sir Edward Howard Marsh. Translator's manuscript
8. Bibesco, Marthe Lucie (Lahovay), princesse. The sphinx of Bagatelle, translated by Sir Edward Howard Marsh. Translator's manuscript
9. Blunden, Edmund Charles. Almswomen. Holograph poem. Dedicated to Robert Graves
10. Blunden, Edmund Charles. The condition of English literature, 1925. Probably written while Blunden was in Japan
11. Blunden, Edmund Charles. "Now the bare weald has given us rice and corn." Holograph stanza. Postcard
12. Blunden, Edmund Charles. Shooting star at harvest. Holograph poem. Dedicated to Sir Edward Howard Marsh
13. Blunden, Edmund Charles. To nature. Holograph poem
14. Blunden, Edmund Charles. The Waggoner. Chinese pond. Two holograph poems
15. Bottomley, Gordon. King Lear's wife. Typescript with the author's ms. corrections. Dedicated to Thomas Sturge Moore with initials. Stamped on cover: Oct. 6, 1915
16. Branford, Frederick Victor. The idiot. Typescript of poem
17. Bridges, Robert Seymour. Anniversary. Manuscript poem copied in an unknown hand. In Bridges' phonetic spelling
18. Brooke, Rupert. The dance. Holograph poem. Written in March, 1915
19. Brooke, Rupert. Fafala. Holograph poem
20. Brooke, Rupert. Heaven. Holograph poem
21. Brooke, Rupert. [The old vicarage, Grantchester]. Fragments from a poem to be entitled "The sentimental exile." Manuscript copy of the poem in the hand of Sir Edward Howard Marsh. On Admiralty notepaper
22. Brooke, Rupert. Sonnet suggested by some of the Proceedings of the Society for Psychical. Holograph poem
23. Churchill, Sir Winston. "Rupert Brooke is dead." Holograph obituary. Written on Admiralty notepaper
24. Cornford, Frances (Darwin). "Cease, O my sorrow." Holograph poem
25. Cornford, Frances (Darwin). Cossack lullaby by Mikhail Yur'yevich Lermontov. Two holograph drafts of translation
26. Cornford, Frances (Darwin). Elsa au miroir. Paris, double galere by Louis Aragon (?). Holograph drafts of translations, the first two in drafts
27. Cornford, Frances (Darwin). Sea-scape. Holograph poem
28. Cornford, Frances (Darwin). Youth & age. Holograph poem
29. Cresswell, Walter D'Arcy. A thesis on poetry. Typescript with the author's ms. corrections
30. Davies, William Henry. Rupert Brooke, died of sunstroke, April 23rd, 1915. Holograph poem
31. Davies, William Henry. The truth. Manuscript copy of a poem in the hand of Sir Edward Howard Marsh
32. De la Mare, Walter. The blindman. Holograph poem. Inscribed to Sir Edward Howard Marsh is [sic?] 1948
33. De la Mare, Walter. Fish-Finn. Holograph poem. Sent to Sir Edward Howard Marsh
34. De la Mare, Walter. [Poems] Four holograph poems mentioning and sent to Sir Edward Howard Marsh. Two undated
35. Drinkwater, John. [The pilgrim of eternity. Byron - a conflict]. Holograph notes and replies to Sir Edward Howard Marsh's corrections of Drinkwater's manuscript. Written on the margin or [sic?] Sir Edward's list
36. Drinkwater, John. R[upert] B[rooke] (who died on April 23rd, 1916 [sic]) Typewritten poem. Sent to Sir Edward Howard Marsh in tribute to Rupert Brooke
37. Flecker, James Elroy. The gates of Damascus. Alterations. Holograph verses, headed "Line 9"
38. Flecker, James Elroy. [God save the king!] Two holograph drafts of poem. Sent to Sir Edward Howard Marsh, the envelope of former version postmarked Jan. 22, 1914
39. Flecker, James Elroy. Hassan. Holograph synopsis of play. First draft
40. Flecker, James Elroy. The old ships. Holograph poem. Sent to Sir Edward Howard Marsh
41. Flecker, James Elroy. The true Paradise. Holograph poem. Sent to Sir Edward Howard Marsh
42. Freeman, John. Out of the East. Typewritten poem
43. Gibson, Wilfrid Wilson. The empty cottage. Holograph poem
44. Gibson, Wilfrid Wilson. Grey's Inn. Typewritten poem
45. Gibson, Wilfrid Wilson. Renewal. Typewritten poem
46. Gibson, Wilfrid Wilson. To E[dward] M[arsh]. Holograph poem
47. Grenfell, Julian. Prayer for those on the Staff. Typewritten poem (carbon)
48. Hodgson, Ralph. Ghoul care. Typescript of poem. Sent to Sir Edward Howard Marsh
49. Horace. Odes I. Icci beatis..., translated by Sir Edward Howard Marsh. Translator's typescript with his ms. corrections and manuscript stanza.
50. Housman, Alfred Edward. "The sigh that heaves the grasses." Manuscript of poem, copied by Francis Meynell for Sir Edward Howard Marsh
51. Jesse, Fryniwyd Tennyson. Lines spouted in elation, when driving past the statue of Vercingetorix in Clermont Ferrand. Sent to Sir Edward Howard Marsh
52. Keats, John. Ode to a nightingale. Manuscript poem copied in an unknown hand. On Admiralty yacht notepaper. In Robert Seymour Bridge's phonetic spelling
53. Kerr, William. Apology. Holograph poem
54. Kerr, William. September. Typewritten poem with the author's ms. corrections and marginal note
55. Kerr, William. September. Later draft. Dedicated to Sir Edward Howard Marsh, to whom both copies were sent
56. La Fontaine, Jean de. [The fables] The donkey and the relics. (La Fontaine, Fables, v. 14) Manuscript translation by Sir E. H. Marsh
57. Lawrence, David Herbert. Afterwards. Holograph poem
58. Lawrence, David Herbert. Ballad of a wayward woman. Holograph poem
59. Lawrence, David Herbert. Don Juan. Holograph poem
60. Lawrence, David Herbert. Illicit. Holograph poem
61. Lawrence, David Herbert. The inheritance. Holograph poem
62. Lawrence, David Herbert. A kiss; The wind the rascal. Two holograph poems
63. Lawrence, David Herbert. Mystery. Holograph poem
64. Lawrence, David Herbert. Poems. Typescript in soft cover. Contents: All the roses, Green, Illicit, The wind, the rascal.
65. Lawrence, David Herbert. Purity. Holograph poem
66. Lawrence, David Herbert. Song of a man who is loved. Holograph poem
67. Lawrence, David Herbert. Storm in rose-time. Holograph poem
68. Ledwidge, Francis. The find. Holograph poem
69. Ledwidge, Francis. The sylph. Holograph poem
70. Masefield, John. Skyros. Holograph poem. In a letter, belonging in the run of letters to Sir E. H. Marsh, catalogued as a unit, written as a tribute to Rupert Brooke
71. Meynell, Francis. "I know him, and you know him not." Holograph poem. Written on Marsh's notepaper
72. Meynell, Francis. The temptation to write verses about her confession of love. Two holograph poems
73. Monro, Harold. Every thing. Typescript (carbon) of poem
74. Monro, Harold. Man carrying bale. Holograph poem
75. Monro, Harold. Strange meetings. Typescript (carbon) of 20 poems
76. Moult, Thomas. For Bessie, seated by me in the garden. Holograph (carbon) of poem. Sent to Sir E. H. Marsh
77. Moult, Thomas. "I see this sweet night passing." Typescript of poem. Sent to Sir E. H. Marsh
78. Moult, Thomas. "Truly he hath a sweet bed." Holograph (carbon) poem. Sent to Sir E. H. Marsh
79. Nichols, Robert Malise Bowyer. "How should he this August night not waken." Holograph poem. "Inscribed to the memory of Germaine Thys." Sent to Sir E. H. Marsh
80. Nichols, Robert Malise Bowyer. [Night bombardment]. Holograph poem. Sent with marginal holograph notes to Sir Edward Howard Marsh
81. Nichols, Robert Malise Bowyer. The palmer. Holograph sketch for poem. Sent to Sir E. H. Marsh
82. Nichols, Robert Malise Bowyer. "See, see my own sweet jewel." Holograph stanza, written on Sir E. H. Marsh's Gray's Inn notepaper
83. Nichols, Robert Malise Bowyer. Seventeen. Holograph poem. "From idylls and elegies of the English fields." Sent with holograph list of emendations, 1 p. to Sir E. H. Marsh
84. Nichols, Robert Malise Bowyer. Sheer wickedness (Strictly between ourselves!). Holograph poetic conversation
85. Nichols, Robert Malise Bowyer. [Sonnets to Aurelia, II]. "Seeing your eyes I know what sorrow is." Holograph poem. Sent with marginal holograph note to Marsh
86. Nichols, Robert Malise Bowyer. Songs of the enigma. Two holograph poems
87. Nichols, Robert Malise Bowyer. The sprig of lime. Holograph poem. "From English Idylls." Dedicated to Sir E. H. Marsh
88. Nichols, Robert Malise Bowyer. The stranger. Holograph poem. Sent to Sir E. H. Marsh
89. Nichols, Robert Malise Bowyer. Sunvassal's evensong. Holograph poem. Sent to Sir E. H. Marsh
90. Nichols, Robert Malise Bowyer. [Swansong. 2] "O nightingale my heart." Holograph poem. Sent with marginal holograph note to Sir E. H. Marsh
91. Nichols, Robert Malise Bowyer. Swansong [4] Holograph poem
92. Nichols, Robert Malise Bowyer. [Swansong 5] "Put by the sun my joyful soul." Holograph poem
93. Nichols, Robert Malise Bowyer. Three poems from "Plaints of the Book of love." Holograph poems. Sent to Sir Edward Howard Marsh
94. Nichols, Robert Malise Bowyer. [To-] Holograph poem with signed marginal note to Sir E. H. Marsh. "First copy of first poem in A[rdours] and E[ndurances.]"
95. Owen, Wilfred. "I am the ghost of Shadwell Stair." Typewritten copy of poem. Sent to Sir Edward Howard Marsh by Charles Kenneth Scott-Moncrieff with French translation of the first stanza by the latter.
96. Prewett, Frank. Comrade, why do you weep? Manuscript copy of poem in the hand of Siegried Lorraine Sassoon
97. Prewett, Frank. 25 typewritten poems with the author's ms. corrections and marginal ms. notes. Sent to Sir E. H. Marsh
98. Prewett, Frank. The strange ballad of Tom Benly. Manuscript poem in the hand of Siegfried Lorraine Sassoon
99. Quennell, Peter. "Then shrill response, as seeming from the air." Holograph poem. Sent with ANS to Sir E. H. Marsh
100. Rosenberg, Isaac. Break of day in the trenches. Typewritten poem with the author's ms. corrections
101. Rosenberg, Isaac. Daughters of war. Holograph draft of first 6 lines of poem; typescript (carbon) with the author's ms. corrections and marginal ms. revision of 1st stanza; typescript (carbon) with the author's (?) ms. correction. Sent to Marsh
102. Rosenberg, Isaac. Dead man's dump. Manuscript poem in the hand of Sir E. H. Marsh
103. Rosenberg, Isaac. [God made blind]. Typewritten poem with the author's ms. corrections
104. Rosenberg, Isaac. In Piccadilly. Typewritten poem with the author's ms. correction
105. Rosenberg, Isaac. "A July ghost." Typewritten poem
106. Rosenberg, Isaac. ["My soul is robbed" II]. Typewritten poem
107. Rosenberg, Isaac. News of the war in S. A. The female God. Holograph poems
108. Rosenberg, Isaac. [The poet. III] Typewritten poem
109. Rosenberg, Isaac. Returning, we hear the larks. Typewritten poem
110. Rosenberg, Isaac. [Song] Typewritten poem
111. Rosenberg, Isaac. Spring 1916. God. Typewritten poems
112. Rosenberg, Isaac. [Wedded I]. Typewritten poem with the author's ms. addition
113. Rosenberg, Isaac. [Wedded I]. Later typescript with the author's ms. addition
114. Rosenberg, Isaac. "You cleave to my bones." Typewritten poem
115. Scott-Moncrieff, Charles Kenneth. [Limerick]. Holograph poem on Savile club card
116. Shanks, Edward. The dead poet [Rupert Brooke]. Holograph poem. Sent to Sir Edward Howard Marsh who endorsed it in the poet's name and pseudonym, Richard Buxton
117. Shanks, Edward. The excuse. Holograph poem. Written on Sir Edward Howard Marsh's notepaper
118. Shanks, Edward. A hollow elm. Holograph poem. Sent to Sir Edward Howard Marsh
119. Shanks, Edward. A lonely place. Holograph poem. Written on Sir Edward Howard Marsh's notepaper
120. Shanks, Edward. The queen of China. Holograph play
121. Shanks, Edward. Stanzas written in dejection; Chorus from a tragedy; Dover's hill. Three holograph poems. Sent to Sir Edward Howard Marsh
122. Shanks, Edward. To the unimplored beloved. Holograph poem. Endorsed by Sir Edward Howard Marsh and written on the latter's notepaper
123. Stephens, James. The nodding stars. Holograph poem. Sent to Sir Edward Howard Marsh
124. Strong, Leonard Alfred George. West wind. The bride. Two holograph poems on same sheet, headed 5 Raymond bldgs. Gray's inn [London]
125. Thomson, George Derwent. Deirdre: a play in three acts. Typescript with the author's ms. corrections
126. Turner, Walter James. The forest bird. Typescript of poem with the author's ms. corrections. Sent to Sir E. H. Marsh
127. Turner, Walter James. In the cave of Auvergne. Holograph poem. Sent to Sir E. H. Marsh
128. Turner, Walter James. Talking with soldiers. Typescript of poem with the author's ms. corrections. Sent to Sir E. H. Marsh
129. Wickham, Anna. Poems (11). Manuscript copies in the hand of David Herbert Lawrence. Sent to Sir Edward Howard Marsh
130. Young, Francis Brett. Christo morto. Typescript (carbon) with the author's marginal dedication to Sir E. H. Marsh
131. Young, Francis Brett. Marsh's memoirs. Typescript (copy) of testimonial to Sir Edward Howard Marsh
132. Young, Francis Brett. Seascape. Typescript (carbon) of poem
133. Young, Francis Brett. Song at Santa Cruz. Typescript (carbon) of poem