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Peggy Hamilton. Three Years or the Duration: The Memoirs of a Munitions Worker, 1914-1918
Layouts of title page and preliminary pages, heavily revised typescript, mock-up/layout of proposed illustrations, and original specimen pages (Peter Owen Ltd/Daedalus Press 1978 edition) of Lady Peggy Hamilton's memoir, Three Years or the Duration, concerning women workers in English munition factories during World War I. The book was published in 1978 by Peter Owen.
PEN archive
Penobscot Questionaire, 1771-07
Colonel Goldthwait, who is also referred to as "Captain", questions an Indian who says he belongs to the Mataugwesauwack Nation located beyond the "great lake, meaning Lake Superior ... towards the setting of the sun." He describes the country, the crops raised, and the kind of fowl and animals found for food. He also tells of their way of life, marriage customs, and worship--or lack of it-and various other living conditions.
Percy Douglas Willcock WWI military lecture notes, 1916
Perry Douglas Erwin WWI-era letters, 1918-1919
Peter Howard Proletarian library, 1979
Peter Parnell Duffy Poems, 1935
Poems: Bound typescript and carbon copy typescript drafts of seven poems: Success, Where the Shamrocks Grow, The Oklahoma Pioneer, Oklahoma, The Queen of the West, If I Could Do As I Wanted To, All Halloween, and McGuinnis and the Union Label. Included is a handwritten cover letter from Olivette H. Duffy to H. N. Nagel soliciting his opinion about the poems, 12 March 1935.
Peter Pitchlynn Collection, 1797-1929
Lawyer and official Choctaw delegate in Washington. Personal and official correspondence and documents relating to Choctaw matters, to the Dancing Rabbit Treaty, Choctaw Academy, the position of the tribe in the Civil War, claims against the Federal Government for payment for lands of the tribe, removal of the tribe to Indian Territory, and family matters. Some of the letters are in Choctaw.
Peter Quennell correspondence with Dorothea Gould, 1977-1991
15 handwritten and signed letters, 2 handwritten and signed postcards, 1 greeting card, and 1 photo from Peter Quennell to Mrs. Dorothea Gould.
Peter Quennell manuscripts, 1988
The Peter Quennell manuscripts consist of handwritten manuscripts, in seven notebooks, of The Pursuit of Happiness. It includes typescript drafts, galley proofs, and corrected page proofs. Also housed with the manuscript material is the Peter Quennel - Dorothea Gould correspondence, 1997.003.