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Published in the "Western Daily Press", author unknown. Includes photograph of the attempted cleaning of the sculpture "Cathedral"

Published in The Times. A review of the life and works of Edward Thomas with references to Helen Thomas's "As it Was" and "World Without End"

Published in the East Hampshire Post, author unknown. Describes events to mark the centenary of the birth of Helen Thomas on 11 July 1877. With ink annotation

Published in "The Sunday Times". Discusses the Forest of Dean project

Published in "The Independent". Discusses the Forest of Dean Sculpture Trail

Published in The Observer. A review of "Coldknuckles" praising it as an "uncommonly expert story-poem, own cousin to the swift, surging narratives of Masefield". With pencil annotations

Author and publication unknown. Describes the Edward Thomas memorial walk from Steep to Froxfield

Publication unknown. Discusses artist Kevin Atherton and his iron horses sculpture on the railway line between Birmingham and Wolverhampton

Published in the Daily Mirror

Published in the Petersfield Herald, author unknown. Reports on the Edward Thomas birthday walk 1983

Published in "The Sunday Times". Discusses the Forest of Dean Sculpture Trail

Published in The Observer. Review of "Edward Thomas: A Portrait" by R George Thomas

Published in The Times. Subtitle "Fiona MacCarthy on the strange life of a poet who loved and wrote not wisely but too well and died young". Includes a review of "Edward Thomas: A Portrait" by R George Thomas

Published in the Times Literature Supplement. Refers to the Royal Literary Fund from which Edward Thomas received £150 in 1914

Published in the Newbury Weekly News, author unknown. Describes a visit to the Edward Thomas window at Eastbury Church by the Newbury Literary Society

Author and publication unknown. Describes the dedication of the window to Edward and Helen Thomas at Eastbury Church

Published in The Times, author unknown. Mentions Edward Thomas and Adlestrop

Published in the Manchester Guardian, author "H I'A F". A review of "Coldknuckles" praising Gibson's handling of the Northumbrian dialect. The cutting was forwarded to Frederick Mullen Ltd. and is glued to a pre-printed form

Published in the Times Literary Supplement, author unknown. A review of "Daily Bread", "Fires" and "Womenkind", with a review of Edward Thomas's "The Icknield Way" on the reverse

Published in The Times, author unknown. Obituary for Wilfrid Wilson Gibson that praises him as the "poet of the inarticulate poor" and comments on his relationship with the other Dymock Poets and on his success in America

Published in the Southport Guardian, author unknown. A review of Krindlesyke, praising its "amazing vitality...elemental vigour... and exuberance of speech and action". The cutting was forwarded to Wilfrid Wilson Gibson by Macmillan & Co. Ltd. and is glued to headed paper

Publication and author unknown. Review of "Coldknuckles" praising its "pace...sureness...and characterisation"

Published in the Financial Times

Published in the New York Herald Tribune. Report of the State of Vermont's striking of a memorial seal in honour of Robert Frost, Vermont's "poet laureate"

Published in The Daily Telegraph, author unknown. A review of Coldknuckles praising its "racy narrative" and comparing his characterisation to Thomas Hardy. With pencil annotations

Published in The Observer. A profile of Frost's life and career published at the time of Frost's visit to England in 1957

Published in Reynolds Sunday. A review of "Coldknuckles" praising Gibson's use of "regional lore and dialect", whilst always maintaining a high level of "imagination and wordmanship"

Publication and author unknown

Publication and author unknown. Comments on the assignment of copyright of Brooke's poems to de la Mare, Abercrombie and Gibson and the future intentions of the three holders of the Brooke estate Sir John Sheppard, Christopher Hassall and Sir Geoffrey Keynes

Published in "Herald", a South-West London newspaper. Includes photograph of visit by Myfanwy Thomas and Edward Eastaway Thomas to St Paul's School

Publication unknown. States that although the original target fund for the window had been reached another £400 was needed due to the increase in the price of the glass. Describes how Myfanwy planted trees behind the window to provide a dark background

Published in the Times Literary Supplement

Published in The Guardian. Review of "Edward Thomas, A Portrait" by R George Thomas

Published in Extra series. Refers to Edward Thomas's poem "Out in the Dark"

Publication unknown. Discusses Richard Jefferies with reference to Edward Thomas

Published in the East Hampshire Post, author unknown. Describes the bike ride to mark the centenary of the birth of Edward Thomas in 1878. With ink annotation

Published in The Citizen. Reports on the opening of the Dymock Poets Archive and Study Centre and features Dr Philip Martin, Head of Humanities

Published in The Guardian. Annotated in pencil with "!!!"

Published in The Guardian. Refers to the 1979 Edward Thomas Birthday Walk

Published in The Guardian. Discusses the cult following of Edward Thomas

Published in the Weekend Telegraph. Documents the Edward Thomas birthday walk 1991 with a description of the route

Published in The Times. Recounts the journey to Dymock in August 1914

Published in the Alton Gazette, author unknown. Refers to meeting by the Selbourne Circle of Rural Writers and Edward Thomas Fellowship at "The Pub with No Name", Priors Dean, to listen to a special reading of "Up the Wind" by Edward Eastaway Thomas

Published in the "D Advertiser". Refers to Division 2 concert, Edward [Eastaway] Thomas and Ruth Dyson

Published in The Observer

Published in the Manchester Guardian. Focuses on Frost's time in England and its effect both on his career, and on the lives of Gibson, Brooke, Abercrombie and Thomas. Describes Frost's rise to fame and the importance of John Haines as his "constant champion"

Published in the "Gloucestershire Echo". Discusses the Forest of Dean Sculpture project