Autograph manuscript journal of E.M. Forster's travels in Switzerland and Italy.
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Autograph manuscript journal and itineraries of E.M. Forster's visits to the U.S.A.
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Journal entry recording a visit to Stisted, Essex, where E.M. Forster's grandfather, Charles Forster, had held a living.
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John Neville Brown: 'Dissenting Forbears', p.25 records that the first volume of these diaries was burnt by David Everard Ford's wife when she found them in 1875, and that she cut pages out of the later volumes.

John Neville Brown: 'Dissenting Forbears', p.25 records that the first volume of these diaries was burnt by David Everard Ford's wife when she found them in 1875, and that she cut pages out of the later volumes.

John Neville Brown: 'Dissenting Forbears', p.25 records that the first volume of these diaries was burnt by David Everard Ford's wife when she found them in 1875, and that she cut pages out of the later volumes.

John Neville Brown: 'Dissenting Forbears', p.25 records that the first volume of these diaries was burnt by David Everard Ford's wife when she found them in 1875, and that she cut pages out of the later volumes.

John Neville Brown: 'Dissenting Forbears', p.25 records that the first volume of these diaries was burnt by David Everard Ford's wife when she found them in 1875, and that she cut pages out of the later volumes.

John Neville Brown: 'Dissenting Forbears', p.25 records that the first volume of these diaries was burnt by David Everard Ford's wife when she found them in 1875, and that she cut pages out of the later volumes.

John Neville Brown: 'Dissenting Forbears', p.25 records that the first volume of these diaries was burnt by David Everard Ford's wife when she found them in 1875, and that she cut pages out of the later volumes.

Autograph manuscript notebook containing a record of international and national events. 1-7 Sept. 1939. Includes list of air raids and times 12-19 July [1940].