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Warren Roberts Warren Roberts: A Container List of His Papers at the Harry Ransom Center Descriptive Summary Creator: Roberts, Warren, 1916-1998 Title: Warren Roberts Papers Dates: 1903-1985 Extent: 33 record storage cartons, 1 oversize box (35 linear feet) Abstract: The Warren Roberts Papers contain materials primarily concerning his research and writing on D. H. Lawrence, including correspondence, research materials on Lawrence consisting of many photocopied letters and Lawrence works, Ransom Center related materials, and academic materials. Call Number: Manuscript Collection MS-03557 Language: English Access: Open for research. Researchers must create an online Research Account and agree to the Materials Use Policy before using archival materials. Part or all of this collection is housed off-site and may require up to three business days’ notice for access in the Ransom Center’s Reading and Viewing Room. Please contact the Center before requesting this material: [email protected] Use Policies: Ransom Center collections may contain material with sensitive or confidential information that is protected under federal or state right to privacy laws and regulations. Researchers are advised that the disclosure of certain information pertaining to identifiable living individuals represented in the collections without the consent of those individuals may have legal ramifications (e.g., a cause of action under common law for invasion of privacy may arise if facts concerning an individual's private life are published that would be deemed highly offensive to a reasonable person) for which the Ransom Center and The University of Texas at Austin assume no responsibility. Restrictions on Authorization for publication is given on behalf of the University of Use: Texas as the owner of the collection and is not intended to include or imply permission of the copyright holder which must be obtained by the researcher. For more information please see the Ransom Center's Open Access and Use Policies. , Family Name OR a Corporate Name REMOVE UNUSED TAGS--> Roberts, Warren, Manuscript Collection MS-03557 1916-1998 Administrative Information Preferred Warren Roberts Papers (Manuscripts Collection MS-03557). Harry Citation Ransom Center, The University of Texas at Austin. Acquisition: Purchase and Gifts, 1994-2002 (R10077, G11680, G11812, G12186) Processed by: Kevin O’Sullivan, 2010 Repository: Harry Ransom Center, The University of Texas at Austin 2 , Family Name OR a Corporate Name REMOVE UNUSED TAGS--> Roberts, Warren, Manuscript Collection MS-03557 1916-1998 Related Material The Ransom Center holds additional collections related to Warren Roberts and D. H. Lawrence, including the Warren Roberts Book Collection, the Warren Roberts Photography Collection, the D. H. (David Herbert) Lawrence Collection, the D. H. (David Herbert) Lawrence Literary File Photography Collection, and the D. H. (David Herbert) Lawrence Art Collection. Separated Material Sound recordings were transferred to the Ransom Center's Sound Recording collection and are described individually in a list at the end of this finding aid and in a searchable database. Index Terms People Lawrence, D. H. (David Herbert), 1885-1930 3 , Family Name OR a Corporate Name REMOVE UNUSED TAGS--> Roberts, Warren, Manuscript Collection MS-03557 1916-1998 Series I. D. H. Lawrence Scholarship Research Materials Container Information regarding DHL photocopies Container 1.1 DHL Letters (photocopies) 1903-January 1913 Container 1.2-36 March 1913-July 1915 Container 2.1-2.9 August 1915-May 1918 Container 3.1-35 June 1918-December 1921 Container 4.1-44 January 1922-April 1927 Container 5.1-28 May 1927-October 1928 Container 6.1-18 November 1928-February 1930 Container 7.1-16 Huxley proofs Container 8.1-2 Container Miscellaneous DHL Correspondence (photocopies) 8.3-8 Addenda Container 8.9 Northwestern University Photocopies of DHL Correspondence Asquith, Lady Cynthia Container 8.10 Beresford, J.D. Container 8.11 Brett, Hon. Dorothy Container 8.12 Container Brown, Curtis, Miss Nancy Pearn, Mr. Pollinger, Thomas Seltzer 8.13 Burrow, Dr. Trigant Container 9.1 Bynner, Witter Container 9.2 Clarke, Mrs. Ada Container 9.3 Collings, Ernest Container 9.4 4 , Family Name OR a Corporate Name REMOVE UNUSED TAGS--> Roberts, Warren, Manuscript Collection MS-03557 1916-1998 Corke, Helen Container 9.5 Crosby, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Container 9.6 Davies, Rhys Container 9.7 Dunlop, T.D. Container 9.8 Farjeon, Eleanor Container 9.9 Forster, E.M. Container 9.10 Gardiner, Rolf Container 9.11 Garnett, David Container 9.12 Garnett, Edward Container 9.13 Gertler, Mark Container 9.14 Goldring, Douglas Container 9.15 Gray, Cecil Container 9.16 Henry, Mrs. Nancy Container 9.17 Hilton, Enid Container 9.18 Hone, Joseph Maunsell Container 9.19 Hopkins, Mr. William E.; Mrs. Sally A. Hopkin Container 9.20 Issacs, Ms. Container 9.21 Jenkins, Mrs. A. L. Container 9.22 Johnson, Willard (Spud) Container 9.23 Lederhandler, D.V. Container 9.24 MacLeod Container 9.25 Marsh, Edward Container 9.26 Merrild, Knud Container 9.27 Monroe, Ms. Harriet Container 9.28 Morrell, Lady Ottoline Container 9.29 5 , Family Name OR a Corporate Name REMOVE UNUSED TAGS--> Roberts, Warren, Manuscript Collection MS-03557 1916-1998 Murry, Jack; Katherine Mansfield Container 9.30 Pini, Giulia Container 9.31 Pinker, J.B. Container 9.32 Pinker Container 9.33 Popham, Mrs. Rosalind Container 9.34 Secker, Martin Container 9.35 Seligmann, H.J. Container 9.36 Siebenhaar, Mr. W. Container 9.37 Skinner, Ms. Mollie L. Container 9.38 Turner, Reggie Container 9.39 Wilson, Charles Container 9.40 Container 9.41-44, Duplicates 10.1-8 Boulton’s Xeroxes (re: DHL letters) Container 10.9 Helen Corke photocopies Container 10.10-12 Container A Calendar of the Letters of DHL, Vol. 2 10.13-14 Vol IV Materials Print outs Container 11.1 Introduction Container 11.2 Illustrations Container 11.3 Maps Container 11.4 Chronology Container 11.5 Loose print outs and correspondence Container 11.6 Correspondence of DHL (typescripts and photocopies) 6 , Family Name OR a Corporate Name REMOVE UNUSED TAGS--> Roberts, Warren, Manuscript Collection MS-03557 1916-1998 Container January 1922 – October 1923 (2082-2497) 11.7-20 Container November 1923 – December 1923 (2498-2542) 12.1-21 January 1924 – March 1924 (2543-2625) Container 13.1-3 FWR Correspondence and Papers re: DHL Photocopies Autumn in New Mexico, photocopy Container 13.4 Autumn in Taos, notes Container 13.5 Bibliography revision Container 13.6 Boys of the Beauvale Container 13.7 Caratacos (Helen Corke), photocopy Container 13.8 Helen Corke Notebook (Texas), photocopy Container 13.9 Container Helen Corke Xeroxes sold to John Martin 6/88 13.10 Clarke Notebook Container 13.11 Container Complete Poems of D.H. Lawrence, textual source 13.12 Contracts from Heinemann Container 13.13 Container Miscellaneous DHL Correspondence photocopies 13.14-17 Etruscan Places, Typescripts Container 13.18 Container German Poetry for Schools, photocopy (read by HC & DHL) 13.19 Container "Getting On" and "Which Class I Belong To," transcriptions 13.20 Hotel Register (1921), photocopy Container 13.21 Container B.W. Huebsch – Files from Library of Congress 13.22 7 , Family Name OR a Corporate Name REMOVE UNUSED TAGS--> Roberts, Warren, Manuscript Collection MS-03557 1916-1998 Frieda Lawrence on Lady Chatterly Container 13.23 Container The Second Lady Chatterly, photocopy manuscript 13.24-25 Container The Second Lady Chatterly, typescript 13.26-27, 14.1 The Last Poems of DHL Container 14.2-3 Lawrence Family Genealogy, 1978 Container 14.4 German translator’s copy of DHL Letters Container 14.5 DHL Letters: Harold Mason (Centaur) Container 14.6 Container DHL Letters not in Vol. IV: Photocopies of Mabel Dodge Luhan Letters 14.7 DHL letters, Miscellaneous photocopies Container 14.8 "Letters, Poetry in" (from C. Ferrier) Container 14.9 DHL Letters sold to Nottingham Container 14.10 Container DHL Letters and MS sold to Rota (March 1985) (Helen Corke) 14.11 Letters: P.R. Stephenson Container 14.12 Container Love Poems, Helen Corke’s copy (photocopy) 14.13 Love Poems, photocopy manuscript Container 14.14 The Married Man by DHL Container 14.15 Container Memoranda between DHL and Publishers, photocopies 14.16 Container Memoir of Maurice Magnus by DHL, photocopy of autograph manuscript 14.17 Container Methuen’s Ledger sheets for Rainbow – list of Methuen Colonial Libraries 14.18 Mr. Noon, D German Section (translations) Container 14.19 8 , Family Name OR a Corporate Name REMOVE UNUSED TAGS--> Roberts, Warren, Manuscript Collection MS-03557 1916-1998 New Mexico by DHL Container 14.20 Notebook (DHL-Texas), 1915 Container 14.21 Nottingham (MS 1479) Container 14.22-23 Pansies, photocopies Container 14.24-27 Plumed Serpent, The, typescript Container 14.28 Container Poems from Louie Burrows papers (University of Notthingham) 14.29 Poetry books (DHL), photocopies Container 14.30-31 Taos by DHL Container 14.32 Writings about Verga (DHL) Container 14.33 Photocopy scroll, "Stanford dup." Container 15.1 Container Miscellaneous photocopies of DHL materials 15.2-7 Container Miscellaneous Photostats of DHL printed works and manuscripts 16.1-2 Container Miscellaneous uncollected poetry and variant readings, photocopy 16.3 DHL Commentary "The Beyond Within: An Antipodean Study of D.H. Lawrence," by John Container Alexander 16.4 Container "D.H. Lawrence in Cornwall," by John Stevens Wade 16.5 "D.H. Lawrence, The Second 'Poetic Me': Some New Material" by F. Container Warren Roberts" 16.6 "D.H. Lawrence in Taos" Container 16.7 Container "Descriptive Catalogue of D.H. Lawrence Collection," thesis 16.8 "The Evening Land: D.H. Lawrence in America" Container 16.9 Container 9 , Family Name OR a Corporate Name REMOVE UNUSED TAGS--> Roberts, Warren, Manuscript Collection MS-03557 1916-1998 Container "Lawrence in Oaxaca," by Ross Paramenter 16.10-14 Container "Introduction to Helen Corke’s Sons of Autumn," by FWR 16.15 "Old Flames at the Ranch," by Martin Green Container 16.16 Container "The Treasure of Lady Chatterly’s Lover," by Giose Rimanelli 16.17 Container "Texas Studies in Literature and Language," Vol.6, No.
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