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The Siege of Karlaverok.

Materials compiled by CBD in preparing 'A Note on Le Siège de Karlaverok', Medium Aevum xxxix (1970), pp 155-9, and also a full edition of the text; the latter was accepted for publication by the College of Arms and Society of Antiquaries of London, but remains apparently unpublished.

The Second Coming,

Correspondence and papers relating to the Second Coming production by the NVA, including devising notes, publicity material and reviews, draft and final copies of the production users’ manual, including set plans, draft notes for a funding application, photographs and a mounted joiner of photographs.

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The road in Wales

Papers, 1939-1975, relating to 'The Road in Wales', T. I. Ellis's translation into English of R. T. Jenkins, Y Ffordd yng Nghymru (Wrexham, 1933). The translation is unpublished.

'The Rain Queen's Daughter',

Paul van Zyl, a young white Afrikaner, gains permission to live with an African tribe called the Lovedu to study their culture for his thesis. The tribe is ruled by Mujaji, the Rain Queen who maintains her power through strong taboos. The ill-fated romance between Paul and Tsokodena, the rain queen's daughter, highlights the cruelty of apartheid and the miscarriages of justice in South Africa. There are many drafts of this unpublished novel, written over a long period of time. A letter from the publishers suggests that the first draft was completed before 1961, and references to the death of Steve Biko in September 1977 dates the latter text post 1977. Two typescript versions remain, text A and B.

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