Much of this series relates to the memorial to reinstate Bertrand Russell who had been dismissed from his College lectureship during WWI for pacifism. Items G1 - G26 were originally contained in brown envelope labelled "The Russell Dossier"
Usually considered to be by Julian Thoby Stephen, c. 1900.
copy of poem by Ezra Pound which reminds John Cornford of Salaman's book
On the spine is stamped ‘CORRESPONDENCE | JUL.–DEC | 1821’. The binder’s label of Diboll & Son, bookbinders, of Howard Street, Yarmouth, is pasted to the front pastedown. On the back of the front flyleaf is written: ‘The Index in the 1st Part of the year 1821 necessarily includes he Letters which are bound in the present Volume, as well as those in the preceding one.’ The contents are described individually.
Turner, Dawson (1775–1858), banker, botanist, and antiquaryOn the spine is stamped ‘CORRESPONDENCE | JAN.–JUNE. | 1821’. The binder’s label of Diboll & Son, bookbinders, Howard St, Yarmouth, is pasted to the front pastedown. The contents are described individually.
Turner, Dawson (1775–1858), banker, botanist, and antiquaryOn the spine is stamped ‘CORRESPONDENCE | JUL.–DEC. | 1820’. The contents are described individually.
Turner, Dawson (1775–1858), banker, botanist, and antiquaryOn the spine is stamped ‘CORRESPONDENCE | JAN.–JUNE | 1820’. The contents are described individually.
Turner, Dawson (1775–1858), banker, botanist, and antiquary