File 6 - Reviews of "The Pterodamozels: An Operatic Fable" and "Lucretius on Death"

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TRER/26/6

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Reviews of "The Pterodamozels: An Operatic Fable" and "Lucretius on Death"

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  • 1917-1918 (Creation)

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10 newspaper cuttings, plus some duplicates.

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Trevelyan, Robert Calverley (1872-1951), poet, dramatist, and translator
(1872-1951)

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Trinity College Library, Cambridge

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Newspaper cuttings with reviews, many sent to Trevelyan by Durrant's Press Cuttings Agency'.

Reviews of "The Pterodamozels" from: the "Times"; "Nation" [a manuscript annotation at the bottom notes that this is by Harold Massingham]; "Daily News And Leader"; "Common Sense"; "Athenaeum"; "Manchester Guardian"; there is also an extract from the "Saturday Westminster Gazette", in which the Prize Essay by 'G. M.' on "The Tendencies of English Poetry in 1917" mentions the "Pterodamozels" as a 'play of real power'.

Review of "Lucretius on Death" from the "New Witness" and an extract printed in the "Expository Times".

Also a cutting from 1917 on "Soldiers' Songs: A Study in Psychology for the Kaiser".

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