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Broadcast script of a radio programme on Lewis Grassic Gibbon, written by William Montgomerie.
With associated letter of Robert Kemp.
Correspondence, 1977-1982, mostly to Dr Michael J. McGrath, gathered as research for his thesis, 'James Leslie Mitchell (Lewis Grassic Gibbon): A Study in Politics and Ideas in Relation to his Life and Work' (University of Edinburgh, 1983); with photocopies of letters, 1928-1932, of Gibbon to H G Wells.
Draft sketch map of `Kinraddie` by James Leslie Mitchell (`Lewis Grassic Gibbon`), intended for inclusion in `Sunset Song`.
Financial and legal papers and correspondence relating to the works and literary estate of James Leslie Mitchell, sometimes writing as Lewis Grassic Gibbon, including some personal papers.
Includes personal documents, publishing agreements, royalty statements and related correspondence. These papers are mostly concerned with the administration of James Leslie Mitchell's (Lewis Grassic Gibbon) literary estate following his death in 1935, firstly by his wife, Ray Mitchell, and subsequently by his daughter, Rhea Martin.
Letter of Howard Fast concerning Lewis Grassic Gibbon`s `Spartacus`, with covering letter of donor explaining context.
Letters to John Macnair Reid.
Including letters of Lewis Grassic Gibbon, Robert Graves, C M Grieve, O H Mavor, and Siegfried Sassoon.
Manuscript and typescript of notes of Jean Baxter, concerning on James Leslie Mitchell.
Papers of Naomi Mitchison and her family.
Including:
1. letter, undated, of Naomi Mitchison and three letters, undated, of J B S Haldane to Elizabeth S Haldane
2. letter, 1914, of an Oxford suffragette to Lord Haldane
3. letters, 1939-1957 and undated, of Gordon Bottomley, Neil Gunn, and J Leslie Mitchell to Naomi Mitchison
4. typescripts of short story, undated, of Naomi Mitchison, "Other Laws for the People", and paper, undated, on civilisation in Scotland, also by Mitchison.
Papers of TAG Theatre Company, concerning a production of Lewis Grassic Gibbon`s trilogy, "A Scots Quair".
Includes programmes, photographs and typescript and printed copies of an adaptation by Alastair Cording of "Sunset Song"