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TARS Library Catalogue TARS Library The main purpose of TARS is 'to celebrate and promote the life and woks of Arthur Ransome', and a big part of that is the Society's own Library, with over 1000 books and other material. There are books written about his life, including the time he spent in Russia, reporting about events during the Revolution, and about his early life and how he came to be a writer in the first place. Ransome was the very first winner of the Carnegie Medal awarded by the Library Association (now CILIP) for an outstanding children's book, with Pigeon Post in 1937. The Medal is still presented every year, and we have every single winning book, right up to the present: almost a unique collection. We also have many other children's books, old and new, as well as the Swallows and Amazons series in several different languages. Arthur Ransome had so many interests and he owned books on all of them, and the Library has books on all of those subjects too – sailing, of course, fishing, natural history, crime novels, books by his favourite authors, such as Robert Louis Stevenson (a complete collection of his works) the Lake District, the Norfolk Broads, and even chess! Truly something for everyone, so why not take a look at the complete list here? Then, when you have joined TARS, there are a number of ways you can borrow a book: by e-mailing or writing to the Librarian and having it posted to you – you only need pay the return postage; by visiting the wonderful Moat Brae, home of Peter Pan, in Dumfries and arranging to see the actual Library there; or by attending the no less wonderful Literary Weekends, once every 2 years (next in 2021), where there is always a wide selection of books from the Library to browse. [email protected] 01387 252696 TARS Library, Moat Brae, 101 George Street, Dumfries DG1 1EA Up-to-date Catalogue as of spring 2020 For each title, the year of the Catalogue in which it appears is shown first, followed by the page number. A very few copies of some of the Catalogues are available to buy at a cost of £5 including p&p. However, as time goes on, this arrangement has become less useful, and so from the spring 2010 additions, the date shown will be the date of publication. To indicate where this is the case, these will be shown in BOLD. (CM) after the reference indicates a Carnegie Medal winner. (ML) after the reference indicates a Mariners Library title. (WB) after the reference indicates a title reviewed by AR under the pseudonym William Blunt [ ] indicates ‘Own and loan’ item no longer available, or item missing Abercrombie, Lascelles Principles of English prosody, 2002/11 The theory of poetry, 2002/11 Romanticism, 2002/11 The idea of great poetry, 2002/12 The poems of, 2003/13 An essay towards a theory of art, 2003/13 Deborah, 1913 The sale of St. Thomas, 1931 Acevedo, Elizabeth The poet X: a novel, 2018 (CM) Adams, Richard Watership Down, 2009 (CM) Plague Dogs, 2010 Agar, Capt. Augustus, VC, Baltic episode, 2004/17 DSO Aksàkov, Sergey Timofeyevich Chronicles of a Russian family, translated by M.C. Beverley, n.d.(1924) Aksàkov, Sergei A Russian schoolboy, translated by J.D. Duff, 1978 (1924) Aldridge, Jeffrey (ed.) The best of bookmark: children's writers talk about their work, 1994 Alexander, Ted Ransome in Estonia, 2003 Alexander, Ted Ransome in the Baltic, 2001 Alexander, Ted and Ransome in Russia, 2012 Verizhnikova, Tatiana Alington, Adrian The amazing test match crime, 2007/11 Allen, Agnes The story of your house, 2010 (CM) Allen, S. E. Natural history of the district around Grange-over-Sands, 1975 Allingham, Margery The mysterious Mr Campion: an Allingham omnibus, 1972 (1963) Almond, David Skellig, 2004/17 (CM) Altounyan, Ernest Ornament of honour, 2004/17 Altounyan Memorial 1989 Symposium, The Roger Altounyan, Taqui In Aleppo Once, 2003/13 Through the years in the Middle East, 2006/13 Chimes from a wooden bell, 2007/11 In Aleppo once, Amazon Publications ed., 2011 Amazon Publications Illustrating Arthur Ransome, 1994 The best of childhood, 2004 Jibbooms and bobstays, 2003 Andersen, Hans Christian The complete fairy tales, 2002/12 Andersen, Lis Lis sails the Atlantic, 2002/12 (ML) Anderson, Douglas A. (ed.) Tales before Narnia: the roots of modern fantasy and science fiction, 2008 Andrews, Jim Twelve ships a-sailing: thirty-five years of home-water cruising. 1936 Anson, Peter F. How to draw ships, 1941 Armstrong, Richard Sea change, 2010 (CM) Atkinson, Jenni A girl in square rig: four months before the mast, 1977 Auchmuty, Rosemary, Sue The NCC book list of children's series fiction, 2004 Biggs, Sally Phillips and Joy Wotton (eds) Babayan, Karen Swallows and Armenians, 2019 Babington-Smith, Constance John Masefield: a life, 2005/35 Baddeley, M. J. B. The English Lake District, n.d. ‘BB’ (D. J. Watkins-Pitchford) The little grey men, 2007/11 (CM) Down the bright stream, 2001 (1948) The quiet fields, 1981 Brendon Chase, 2018 (1944) Baden-Powell, Sir Robert Scouting for boys, 2010 Balchin, Dr John The David Hillyard story, 2008/15 Balfour, Graham The life of Robert Louis Stevenson, 1920 (1901) Ball, Charles Coots in the north: including the chapters completed by Arthur Ransome with additional material by Charles Ball (MS), 2010 Prospectors afloat (MS), 2008/15 Ballantyne, R. M. Coral island, 1948 (1857) The dog Crusoe, 1860 Banning, David An A to Z: Cumbria and the Lake District on film, 2016 Barker, Keith In the realms of gold: the story of the Carnegie Medal, 1986 Outstanding books for children and young people: the L.A. guide to Carnegie/Greenaway winners 1937-1997, 1998 Barne, Kitty Visitors from London, 2011 (CM) Barratt, Mary Oak swill basket-making in the Lake District, 2011 Peter Pan & Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens, 2007 (1911, Barrie, J. M. 1906) Barton, Humphrey Atlantic adventures: voyages in small craft, 1953 Charlotte Mary Yonge: the story of an uneventful life, Battiscombe, Georgina 1943 Bawden, T. A., L. S. Garrad, A preliminary study of the industrial archaeology of the J. K. Qualtrough and Isle of Man, n.d. W. J. Scatchard Beever, John Practical fly-fishing: founded on nature, A new edition with a memoir of the author by W.G. Collingwood, 1893 (1849) Bell, Brian Ransomes, Sims & Jefferies, agricultural engineers: a history of their products, 2008 (2001) Belloc, Hillaire On sailing the sea, 2007/12 (ML) Benn, Ernest J. P. About Russia, 1930 Bennett, Arnold Anna of the five towns, 2001 (1902) Helen with the high hand, new ed. 1915 Hilda Lessways, 1975 (1911) These twain, 1976 (1916) Riceyman steps, 1954 (1923) A great man, 1979 (1904) The old wives’ tale, 1950 (1911) The regent, 2006 (1913) The ghost, n.d.1907? Benson, C. E. Crag and hound in Lakeland, 1902 Berry, John Discovering Swallows & Ransomes, 2006/13 Moura - The dangerous life of the Baroness Budberg, Berverova, Nina 2008/15 Beverly, Ann The runaway four, 1944 Biggs, Winifred (selected by) The world's best stories for children, n.d. c.1930 Bird, Dennis Swallows & Co., 2008/16 Birds in Cumbria Spring 1983 ed. Birmingham, George A. Spanish gold, 2008/16 Bissett, Sir James Sail ho! My early years at sea, 2007/12 (ML) Bodger, Joan How the heather looks, 2008/16 Bodman, Janet Lake District stone walls, 1984 Bogrdanova, Tatiana Arthur Ransome's rewriting of the Russian folktale historicised (Slavonica), 2017 Bogrdanova, Tatiana and Asya Arthur Ransome and Dmitri Mitrokhin: translating the Usmanova Russian folktale (Journal of language and education), 2016 Boldrewood, Rolf Robbery under arms, 2007/13 Bone, David William Landfall at sunset, 2005/17 Bone, David William The brassbounder: a tale of the sea, 1924 (1910) Bonhams Fine books, manuscripts, atlases & historical photographs Wednesday 18 March 2015 Knightsbridge,(Includes books belonging to the late John Cowen), 2015 Boston, Lucy M. A stranger at Green Knowe, 2007/13 (CM) The children of Green Knowe, 1963 (1954) The river at Green Knowe, 2000 (1959) The chimneys of Green Knowe, 1985 (1958) The stones of Green Knowe, 2003 (1976) Bottomley, Gordon Poems and plays, 2005/17 Boucher, David (ed.) Collingwood studies (vol. 1), 2011 Boucher, David and Collingwood studies (vol. 3), 1996 Haddock, Bruce (eds.) Collingwood studies (vols 2,5,6), 2011 Boucher, David, Bruce Collingwood and British Idealism Studies (vols 7,8,9), Haddock and Andrew Vincent 2012 Boulton, Helen M. Bats at twilight, 1904 Bess, 1896 Josephine Crewe, 1895 Bowker, R. M, and S. A. Budd Make your own sails: a handbook for the amateur and professional sailmaker, 1957 Bowler, Tim River boy, 2004/18 (CM) Boyce, Frank Cottrell Millions, 2011 (CM) Bradley, A. G. Highways and byways in the Lake District, 1901 Bragg, Melvin Land of the lakes, 1983 Brassey, Mrs A voyage in the Sunbeam, 2006/13 Breslin, Theresa The Rasputin dagger, 2017 Whispers in the graveyard, 2007/13 (CM) Brett, Simon The life and art of Clifford Webb, n.d. (2019) Bridges, Antony Modern salmon fishing, 2002/13 Bridges, Robert The spirit of man, 1929 (1916) Brogan, Hugh The life of Arthur Ransome, 2006/14 Ransome's kingdom, in Countryman, Winter 1983/4 Signalling from Mars (ed.), 1997 The life of Arthur Ransome (uncorrected proof), 2011 Brooks, Kevin The bunker diary, 2013 (CM) Brooks, J. A. Ghosts and legends of the Lake District, 2011 Brown, Ivor I give you my word, 1946 (1945) Just another word, 2004/18 Winter in London, 1951 London, 1960 Brown, Winifred Duffers on the deep, 1939 Browne, Sir Thomas The Works of (Vol.
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