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From "The Lady"

Publication unknown

Published in the Weekend Telegraph. Book review of "Under Storm's Wing" by Helen Thomas

Published in The Speaker

With ink annotations

Published in the Times Higher Education Supplement on 1 November 1985. Review of "Edward Thomas: A Portrait" by R George Thomas. With ink annotation

Published in "Country Life"

Author and publication unknown. Includes handwritten note "Edward C T found this when we were looking for possible illustrations on a card for 'Swedes'"

Published in "The New Age"

With ink annotations

Published in The New Age

With ink annotations

Published in The National Library of Wales Journal volume 28

Published in "Artists Newsletter". Discusses the Forestry Commission's work and ow forester and artist can unite in environmental empathy

Author and publication unknown. Quotes poem "Up in the Wind" by Edward Thomas

Published in The Journal of the Gower Society

Published in The Speaker

With ink annotations

Unknown publication

Photocopy and typescript of article published in This England. Includes black and white photograph of the design of two Edward Thomas memorial windows at Steep Church and document "Edward Thomas" annotated "Surrey University (Morag Morris) November 1984" by Edward Eastaway Thomas

Published in "Arts Review", author unknown. Discusses the Forest of Dean project

Published in "Arts Review". Discusses the Arnolfini exhibition "The Forest" and the Forest of Dean Sculpture project

Published in "The British Journal of Photography". Discusses the Forest of Dean project

Published in "Art Monthly". Discusses "The Forest" exhibition

Published in Country Life. Discusses Edward Thomas

Publication unknown. Describes The Daffodil Way walk

Author and publication unknown. Discusses the American poet Loren Eiseley [1907 - 1977] and his poem "Graveley Then" written for Edward Thomas. With ink annotation

Published in Cotswold Life. Discusses literary connections with the Cotswolds including the Dymock Poets

Review of "Edward Thomas: Selected Letters" by R George Thomas". From "The Telegraph"

Published in The Welsh Outlook

Publication and author unknown. A brief overview of the Dymock Poets period linked to Eleanor Farjeon's book "Edward Thomas: The Last Four Years"

Published in The Lady. Describes the annual Edward Thomas birthday walk

Discusses the plan Southernwood or Old Man

Published in The Sunday Times. Book review of "A Language not to be Betrayed: Selected Prose of Edward Thomas" by Edna Longley

From "The Ross Gazette"

Published in Country Life. Reviews the Sculpture Trail

Published in "Country Life". Discusses the Forest of Dean Sculpture Trail

Published in NWN on 21 July 1977, author unknown. An account of the service at St James' Church Eastbury to mark the centenary of the birth of Helen Thomas

Published in "Atlantic Monthly". Discusses W W Gibson and John Masefield, among other English poets

Published in the Weekend Telegraph. Discusses the Poets Path II around Dymock and the history of the Dymock Poets

Published in The Citizen on 16 May 1995. Refers to weekend in Ledbury commemorating the 80th anniversary of Rupert Brooke's death. Those present included Lesley Lee Francis, Sean Street and Roger Hogg. Photocopied as a Cheltenham and Gloucester College of Higher Education press cuttings alert

From "Ledbury Reporter"

From "The Spectator"

From "Forest of Dean and Wye Valley Review"

Publication unknown. Describes unveiling of the plaque to Edward Thomas at 61 Shelgate Road, Battersea and Edward Thomas in Wiltshire

Published in The Blue Book for Girls. The Aldises were family friends of the Thomases

Published in Country Living. Discusses Adlestrop and Edward Thomas

Naomi Lewis article a review of "Letters from Edward Thomas to Gordon Bottomley". Includes handwritten annotation by Edward Eastaway Thomas

By Roger Logan. With pencil annotation by Myfanwy Thomas

Published in Books and Bookmen; Country Life. Both are book reviews of "Edward Thomas: A Portrait" by R George Thomas

Published in "The Listener". Quotes the Sculpture Trail as "an ambitious scheme in the Forest of Dean, where several young artists were invited to make a variety of works specifically for woodland sites. It was a memorable project... worth repeating"

Annotated "From Carl Dons 12/88". Included for sale is a copy of "Background" by Franklin Lushington, inscribed to Helen Thomas in 1931. Lushington commanded the battery in which Edward Thomas was serving at the time of his death in April 1917. It was Lushington who provided the poet's widow with an account of her husband's burial: "As we stood by his grave the sun came and the guns round seemed to stop firing for a short time. This typified to me what stood out most in your husband's character - the spirit of quiet, sunny, unassuming cheerfulness"

Includes letter from Noel Parry accompanying D526, 14 September 2001

Publication unknown