Manuscripts.
Found in 6567 Collections and/or Records:
Manuscript of an apparently unpublished article, 'Emerson and Remusat on England' by Francis Espinasse., 1856.
Manuscript of an apparently unpublished article, 'Memoir of Louisa de Stolberg, Countess of Albany' by James Grant., ?1855.
Manuscript of an apparently unpublished article, 'The great antiquity of the earth proved by the soils which cover its surface' by Harland Coultas., 19th century.
Manuscript of an apparently unpublished article, 'The Pythagoreans' by Arthur Christopher Benson., 1885-1900.
The article was written sometime between 1885 and 1900.
Also included is a report on the article in the hand of Alexander Allardyce, Blackwood's reader.
Manuscript of an apparently unpublished essay by William Cross[e], 'Some considerations by way of Essay, upon the means of civilizing the Highlands and extinguishing Jacobitism in Scotland'.
The author of the essay, who was Sheriff of Lanark and Professor of Law at Glasgow, recommends a policy of severity, to be enforced by garrisons of troops.
Manuscript of an apparently unpublished obituary article by Frederick W Croly on his father, George Croly., 1860.
Manuscript of an apparently unpublished poem, 'A small water party' by Edward Bradley ('Cuthbert Bede'). , 19th century.
Manuscript of an apparently unpublished poem, 'Carlyle' by Hardwicke Drummond Rawnsley., 1881.
Manuscript of an apparently unpublished poem, 'In memoriam Laurence Lockhart' by Lawrence Tuttiett., 1882.
Manuscript of an apparently unpublished poem, 'It might have been' by Frederick Locker Lampson., 1873.
Manuscript of an apparently unpublished political article on Scotland by James Grant, 'Written about the time we formed the Scottish Rights Association', i.e. 1852., [Circa 1852.]
Manuscript of an apparently unpublished review by John Cecil Russell of Mrs Porter's ‘Annals of a publishing house: William Blackwood and his Sons', volume iii., 1899.
Manuscript of an apparently unpublished review by Sir John Skelton, of ‘Caesar. A sketch’ by J A Froude., ?1879.
Manuscript of an apparently unpublished short story, 'A Norwegian ghost story' by Edmund William Gosse., 1871.
Manuscript of an apparently unpublished story, 'The haunted grange of Goresthorpe' by Arthur Conan Doyle., Late 19th century-early 20th century.
Manuscript of an article and drafts of a note by George Robert Gleig., 1867, ?1873.
The contents are as follows:
(i) Manuscript, ?1873, of an apparently unpublished article, 'Can it be done?' by George Robert Gleig (folio 1);
(ii) Drafts of a note by Gleig published in "Blackwood's Magazine", February 1867, correcting statements made by the author in an article, 'Who are the Reformers, and what do they want?', published in the previous number of "Blackwood’s Magazine" (folio 85).
Manuscript of an article entitled 'Hidden fires', and a photostat of a letter of George Eliot to Caroline Bray, in which the article is mentioned., 1861.
Manuscript of an article for the "Quarterly Review" : "Digest of the Criminal Law" by Henry Brougham., 1854.
Manuscript of an article for the "Quarterly Review" : "The Euphrates Valley", by Austen Henry Layard., 1857.
Manuscript of an article, 'Imaginary conversation. Oliver Cromwell and Sir Oliver Cromwell' by Walter Savage Landor., [1843, or before.]
Manuscript of an article, probably by a member of the Grant family, entitled 'A Sketch of the Rebellion of 1715. From the Blake-Forster Papers'., [?19th century.]
Manuscript of an article, ‘Psychoanalysis and the Teacher’, by William Ronald Dodds Fairbairn; and, drafts of articles by Fairbairn on the subject of object-relationships., After 1931-before 1964.
Manuscript of an article, 'Sermons in stones' by John Hill Burton., [1857, or before.]
Manuscript of an early draft of the contents list of ‘Thorndale, or the conflict of opinion’ by William Henry Smith., [1857, or before.]
Manuscript of an early version of ‘Conflict’ by William Soutar., 1923.
Of the poems in this manuscript only 'Flesh', 'Moths', 'The Sleepers', and 'Address To My Dead Body' are contained in the published volume, the remainder being apparently unpublished.