Manuscripts and Typescripts

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1. Art. Typescript (carbon) of lecture with the author's ms. corrections
2. Break of day in the trenches. Typewritten poem with the author's ms. corrections
3. Daughters of war. Holograph draft of first 6 lines of poem; typescript (carbon) with the author's ms. corrections and marginal ms. revision of first stanza; typescript (carbon) with the author's(?) ms. corrections, dated by Sir Edward Howard Marsh
4. Dead man's dump. Manuscript poem in the hand of Sir Edward Howard Marsh
5. Female god, The. Holograph poem
6. [Fragment xix] "Where the rock's heart is hidden from the sea." Holograph poem (photocopy). Original written on fly leaf of The Italian Futurist painters
7. [God made blind] Typewritten poem with the author's ms. corrections
8. In Piccadilly. Typewritten poem with the author's ms. correction
9. "July ghost", A. Typewritten poem
10. Marching as seen from the left file. Holograph poem
11. ['My soul is robbed' II] Typewritten poem
12. News of the war in S. A. The female God. Holograph poems
13. One lost, The. 2 holograph drafts of poem
14. [Poet, The. III] Typewritten poem
15. Returning, we hear the larks. Typewritten poem
16. Sleep. Holograph poem
17. [Song]. Typewritten poem
18. Spring 1916. Typescript poem (carbon) with the author's ms. corrections
19. Spring 1916. God. Typewritten poems.
20. Troop ship, The. Holograph poem
21. Troopship, The. Holograph draft of poem
22. "Through these pale cold days." Holograph poem
23. [Wedded I] Typewritten poem with the author's ms. addition
24. [Wedded I] Later typescript with the author's ms. addition
25. "Where the rock's heart is hidden from the sea." Holograph poem. Written on the half-title of a book, The Italian futurist painters, with a signed ms. note by William Plomer authenticating it and dating it "about 1914."
26. "Who loses the hour of the wind." Holograph poem
27. "worm fed on the heart of Corinth", A. Holograph poem
28. "You cleave to my bones." Typewritten poem