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George Ewart Evans papers File
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Robert Graves et al.: correspondence.

Robert Graves et al.: correspondence, 1947-87, on miscellaneous topics including horses, Welsh literature, thanks and appreciation for books received, writing and publishing, horse-lore and superstition, and dialect, including letters from: Lord Clark, 1979 (416/1); Margiad Evans, 1957 (416/5); draft letter from George Ewart Evans to Robert Graves in praise of The White Goddess, 1968 (416/6); eight letters from Robert Graves, 1968-72 (416/7-14), relating to superstition and folk-lore, loss of traditions and crafts, book reviewing, permission to use a quotation, thanks for copies of the Suffolk books, history and traditions associated with hops, discussion of the horseman's word; two letters from Beryl Graves, 1979 (416/15-16), mentioning her husband's decline in health; letters from Wyn Griffith, 1961-6 (416/17-18); Cledwyn Hughes, 1958 (416/20); Imogen Holst, 1977 (416/21); Richard Hughes, 1957 (416/22); Emyr Humphreys, no date (416/23); David Jones, 1947-74 (416/24-5); Alasdair Maclean, 1984 (416/34); Roland Mathias, 1957 (416/35); Keidrych Rhys, 1957 (416/37); Gwyn Thomas, 1957 (416/40-1); C. F. Tunnicliffe, 1959-64 (416/43-5), concerning his illustrations for The Horse in the Furrow and his interest in the manuscript. Handwritten notes on Robert Graves and James Seely; and typed notes on the creation of a painting, by Peter Campbell, acknowledging George Ewart Evans.