Series 7 - Scrapbooks

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7

Title

Scrapbooks

Date(s)

  • 1937-1956 (mainly 1937-1947) (Creation)

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5 volumes

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The series consists of notebooks used by Maurice James mainly as scrapbooks and diaries, 1937-[c. 1945]. The diary sections record, amongst other things, his reminiscences of Italy in 1937, his stay in Colwyn Bay while in the Royal Corps of Signals, 1941, and the sea voyage to Algiers in 1943. Numerous poems written by him are included as are copies of various letters sent by him. In addition, the volumes have numerous insertions. These include various letters, mainly relating to the period of his military service, as well as several military documents, 1940-1947. There are also some examples of poetry and prose inserted. A few items date from 1955 to 1956.

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Accruals

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Arranged chronologically

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English, Italian, Welsh, Japanese

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Preferred citation: 7

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vtls004200104

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(WlAbNL)0000200104

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