Written after Sassoon's death in 1967.

Including letters about his death and appreciations of him and of his work.

Both are typed. The reply refers to Sassoon's vision of a seraph and Corrigan's correspondence with Sassoon on visualisations (see also MS Add.9877/2/6/1).

Margaret Truran, Benedictine nun, archivist of Stanbrook Abbey. Personal and circular letters, with a few related enclosures. Items are addressed from Stanbrook Abbey, Worcester, unless otherwise stated. Some are annotated by Hall with the date of his response.

Cuttings of reviews and press articles, chiefly from Durrant's Press Agency. Many list Sassoon or Faber and Faber as clients but some were clearly collated by Egremont during his own research.

Corrigan was a Benedictine nun who became Sassoon's friend, spiritual confidante and biographer. Her biography of Sassoon entitled 'The Poet's Pilgrimage' was published in 1973. Note: for a press cutting of Corrigan's obituary in The Daily Telegraph see MS Add.9877/2/3/6/9.

This series includes sets of reviews of many of Sassoon's prose and poetry books; press cuttings of poems or articles by Sassoon printed in the media; cuttings relating to Sassoon more generally, including a copy of an obituary; cuttings concerning Edith Sitwell, David and Albert Sassoon, Robert Graves, Esra Pound, Oliver Gatty, and the death of T.E. Lawrence; cuttings concerning the war and pacifism; and a selection of other press cuttings preserved by Sassoon.

With corrections in ink. Later published in Corrigan's book 'The Poet's Pilgrimage'.