Literature
Found in 2141 Collections and/or Records:
Literary: Collier's magazine articles by WSC., Jan 1939 - Sep 1939
Literary: Collier's magazine articles by WSC: 1., Jul 1938 - Sep 1938
Literary: Collier's magazine articles by WSC: 2., Nov 1938 - Apr 1940
Literary: Collier's magazine articles: correspondence., 03 Feb 1938 - 30 Dec 1938
Literary: Collier's magazine articles: correspondence., 09 Feb 1939 - 03 Dec 1939
Literary: Collier's Magazine articles: correspondence., 12 Nov 1936 - 02 Nov 1937
Correspondents include: representatives of Collier's including William Chenery [Editor] (22); Adam Marshall Diston on drafting the articles (10); representatives of Curtis Brown Limited, international publishing bureau, including Helen Everitt, Magazine Department (6) and Alan Collins, Manager (23).Also includes: statements of account from Curtis Brown Limited; royalty reports from Charles Scribner's Sons for "The World Crisis".
Literary: Corrections to Volume 3 of "The World Crisis"., 14 Feb 1927 - 01 Nov 1927
Literary: Correspondence., Sep 1956 - Nov 1963
War memoirs - abridgement Correspondence of WSC and Anthony Montague Browne on single volume edition of "The Second World War" Correspondents include: Desmond Flower, Cassell & Co. (4),; Henry Laughlin, Houghton Mifflin Co., Boston (3); Anthony Moir, Fladgate & Co., Solicitors (9); Denis Kelly (6); Sir Norman Brook (later Lord Normanbrook); Emery Reves (formerly Imre Revez).
Literary: Correspondence., 01 Jan 1903 - 31 Dec 1903
Correspondents include: Lord James of Hereford; General Sir Ian Hamilton; Lord Allerton; Henry Newbolt (3), on article for the "Monthly Review"; Lord Salisbury, sending his correspondence with Lord Randolph Churchill Also includes copies of his account with Longmans, Green & Co., New York, for sales of "London to Ladysmith" and "Ian Hamilton's March" in the United States.
Literary: Correspondence., 01 Jan 1904 - 31 Dec 1904
Correspondence on books and articles: Correspondents include: Lord Goschen, Arthur Balfour; Joseph Chamberlain (2); Sir Michael Hicks-Beach (later Lord St Aldwyn) (3); St John Brodrick (later Lord Midleton); John Morley; Lord Roberts; and Wilfred Scawen Blunt (4) on his biography of Lord Randolph Churchill; Sir Francis Mowatt (2); A M S Methuen, on the possibility of Methuen & Co. publishing "Life of Lord Randolph Churchill".
Literary: Correspondence., 01 Jan 1905 - 31 Oct 1905
Literary: Correspondence., 01 Feb 1906 - 31 Dec 1906
Correspondence on books and articles, mainly on "Lord Randolph Churchill", including letters of congratulation on publication, and thanks for complimentary copies Correspondents include Russell Rea MP; George Macmillan; Lady Ilchester; Lord Annaly; Joseph Chamberlain; Lord Harris; Sir Francis Mowatt; Sir George Warrender; Joseph Wood, (Headmaster, Harrow School); with details of weekly sales Jan-Apr 1906.
Literary: Correspondence., 01 Jan 1907 - 31 Dec 1907
Correspondence on books and articles, mainly second edition of "Lord Randolph Churchill": Correspondents include Frederick Macmillan (Macmillan & Co.) (3); Baron Stumm, on copy of "Lord Randolph Churchill" presented to German Emperor Wilhelm II; Lord Rea; Count Paul Metternich.
Literary: Correspondence., 01 Jan 1908 - 31 Dec 1908
Correspondence on books and articles: Correspondents include Count Paul Metternich, German Embassy, London; A P Watt, Literary Agent (7); Sir Francis Hopwood (later Lord Southborough); Lord Elgin and Joseph Chamberlain.
Literary: Correspondence, 01 Jan 1909 - 31 Dec 1911
Correspondence on books and articles: Correspondents include: A P Watt, Literary Agent, (7) on publication of "My African Journey" in the United States and series of articles for the Strand magazine; Lord Curzon, thanks for gift of book; Hodder and Stoughton Limited, on publication of "The People's Rights Defended".
Literary: Correspondence., 28 Nov 1918 - 16 Dec 1919
Correspondence with D C Thomson on possible article "No Tampering with the British Navy and the Sunday Herald on possible article on the attitude of the United States to European politics, and to the League of Nations in particular.
Literary: Correspondence., 01 Jan 1920 - 31 Dec 1920
Literary: Correspondence., 11 Jan 1922 - 31 Dec 1922
Literary: Correspondence., 01 Jan 1923 - 30 Jun 1923
Correspondence on books and articles, mainly "The World Crisis": Correspondents include James Headlam-Morley (7); Admiral Sir Henry Oliver (4); Brigadier-General Edward Spears (2); W Graham Greene (2); George Lambert; Brigadier-General James Edmonds (2); Admiral Sir Roger Keyes; General Sir Ian Hamilton (4); Major-General Sir Ernest Swinton; Lord Grey of Fallodon (formerly Sir Edward Grey) and Admiral Sir Reginald Bacon.
Literary: Correspondence., 01 Jul 1923 - 31 Dec 1923
Correspondence on books and articles, mainly "The World Crisis": Correspondents include Elutherios Venizelos (2); Admiral Sir Henry Oliver; Brigadier-General James Edmonds; James Headlam-Morley; General Sir Ian Hamilton; George Lambert; Sir Maurice Hankey (2); Admiral Sir Reginald Bacon; Field Marshal Lord Ypres (formerly Sir John French) (3); H H Asquith (later Lord Oxford & Asquith) (3); W Graham Greene; William Tyrrell, Foreign Office and J L Garvin.
Literary: Correspondence., 26 Jun 1923 - 11 Dec 1925
Literary: Correspondence., 02 Jun 1927 - 11 Dec 1927
Literary: Correspondence., 23 Apr 1929 - 26 Dec 1929
Correspondents include: John Farquharson (11); Paul Reynolds (5), Butler and Tanner Limited; and [Brigadier General James] Edmonds [of the Military Branch of the Historical Section] concerning a series of articles by WSC for the Collier's Magazine entitled "Crucial Crises of the [First World] War".