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The file comprises page proofs of Parts V-VIII, which were stapled together. They have been corrected by David Jones in pencil and red ink, less so than P6. It includes correction and revision which do not appear in the revised page proofs: probably they were made after the return of the page proofs to the printer. Most of these are marked by David Jones in red or yellow. A few of them David Jones failed to pick up later (e.g. p. 216).

The series includes material relating to a BBC broadcast of The Anathemata in 1954, produced by Douglas Cleverdon, and the introduction to a broadcast of The Anathemata entitled 'Wales and the monarchy of Britain', 1953.

The file comprises manuscript sheets written for the BBC Welsh Home Service as an Introduction to the production of The Anathemata. This appears to have taken place about the time of the Coronation and the essay is about the English monarchy in relation to Wales. It was not included in Epoch and Artist, but compare pp. 39-48 there. Numbered pages 1-13 by David Jones, with a note by Harman Grisewood (f. i).

The file comprises material relating to a broadcast of The Anathemata by the BBC in 1953 and 1954, produced by Douglas Cleverdon: a letter from Douglas Cleverdon to David Jones about the broadcast of The Anathemata, dated March 1953, with a printed notice of the BBC Third programme Coronation week schedule (ff. 1-2); manuscript notes by David Jones for Douglas Cleverdon on a proposed broadcast version of parts of The Anathemata (ff. 3-9, 10-31); and an insertion to the broadcast script recorded 17 Nov 1954 with a letter, dated 18 Nov 1954, from Douglas Cleverdon explaining the changes (fols. 32-40).

The file comprises a typescript review of The Anathemata. At the end is a brief manuscript note signed Jackson K[night], presumably the author of the review. There are also two letters from W. F. Jackson Knight to David Jones, one dated 13 Oct. 1952 and the other undated.

The file comprises a typescript review of The Anathemata (reviewer's name not noted, three copies).

The file comprises a typescript commentary on parts I-VI of The Anathemata. The author's name is not noted. David Jones has written 'later version' as well as some other comments on the typescript.

The file comprises cyclostyled typescript commentaries on The Anathemata by Jesuit students who were members of the Loyola Seminary, New York, with glossaries and maps.

The file comprises two typescript copies of Chapters 1 and 2 of the Commentary, with corrections and related notes. There are also letters to René Hague from Tom Dilworth, 'Helen', 'Mollie', Harman Grisewood, William Blissett, William Cookson, R. Brinley Jones and others, 1974-1976; and typescript copies of letters from René Hague, 1974-1976.

The file comprises typescript commentary on part IV ('Redriff') of The Anathemata, being a draft of part of René Hague's work, A Commentary on The Anathemata of David Jones (Wellingborough, 1977). There are a few comments in the hand of David Jones, and as this commentary contains a quotation from a letter written by him in September 1974 these comments must have been written very shortly before his death on 28 October of that year.

The group contains manuscript and typescript drafts of the selected writings, page proofs and corrections, and material relating to publication.

The file comprises printed pamphlets, leaflets, catalogues and programmes.

The file comprises twenty-four letters from T. S. Eliot to David Jones, 1943-1961, relating to the preparation of The Anathemata for publication including a draft blurb, with also references to In Parenthesis, 'Art in relation to war and our present situation', and to 'The Cultivation of Christmas trees' by T. S. Eliot.

The file comprises twenty-nine letters (two incomplete), 1953-1965 and undated, from Morag [McLennan] to David Jones, and one letter to her from Elinor.

The file comprises letters to David Jones relating to In Parenthesis, The Anathemata and various topics, from Laurence Binyon, Stephen Spender (3 letters, 1 incomplete), Sir Edward Marsh (3), John Lehmann, Evelyn Waugh, Sir Herbert Read, Professor John H. Johnston, Anthony Powell (2), W. H. Auden, Hilaire Belloc, Graham Greene, and John Waine. Also a letter from Mark Heathcoat Amory to Harman Grisewood, a note from Harman Grisewood to David Jones, a copy of a letter from Katherine Asquith, and a typed poem by Anthony Conran.

The file comprises letters from numerous friends and associates, including Neville Braybrooke, David Cecil, Desmond Chute, Hilda Cochrane (7), P. J. Flood, Arthur Giardelli, T. S. Gregory, A. J. Hartrick (5), C. C. Lloyd Jones (3), Mervyn Levy, Frank Overton, H. D. C. P[epler] (2), Father Leo Rowlands OSFC, Jonathan Scott (4), Tony Stoneburner, and Arthur Pritchard Williams. There is also a Christmas card from T. S. Eliot, two postcards from his secretaries, a typed copy of his poem 'The cultivation of Christmas trees', and a draft note by David Jones relating to the poem.

The file comprises an invitation to Stanley Honeyman's wedding, 1960, and visiting cards.

The file comprises letters from various people including D. Brynmor Anthony, Vernon Watkins (6, 1 incomplete) and Gwen Watkins, William Cookson, Howard Griffin, Vincent Lines (3), Vera Bassett, Neville Braybrooke (4), K. M. Elisabeth Murray, Louis Bonnerot, Percival R. Kirby, Sir Ifor Evans (2), Charles L. H. Duchemin (4), Arnold Palmer (3), William Blissett, Raymond Garlick (2), John Buckland Wright, August Closs (4), D. Emrys Evans, Helen Sutherland (2), David Bell (2), Megan Lloyd George, T. Charles Edwards, Valerie Wynne-Williams (2), J. E. Jones, William Hayward (4), John P[iper], Sir John Cecil Williams (2), Donald Nicholl (5), A. Robert Caponigri, Prof. Thomas Jones (3), Elwyn Evans (2), Alun Oldfield-Davies (3, 1 incomplete), Canon Walter Hussey, Alan Pryce-Jones, Geraint Gruffydd (2), Harman Grisewood, V. E. Nash-Williams, Kenneth Clark, Dr Charles Burns (incomplete), Colin Wilcockson, Janet Stone and W. B. Dalton.

The file comprises a letter to David Jones from Sir John Cecil-Williams, secretary of the Honourable Society of Cymmrodorion.

The file comprises five letters to David Jones from T. J. Morgan and others at the University of Wales relating to his honorary degree ceremony, with a typescript copy of his acceptance speech in absentia, 1960, and also draft letters from David Jones relating to the Aberystwyth degree ceremony and to an honorary degree from the University of St Andrews.