HENRY HANDEL RICHARDSON 1870-1946 a Bibliography to Honour the Centenary of Her Birth

HENRY HANDEL RICHARDSON 1870-1946 A bibliography to honour the centenary of her birth

NATIONAL LIBRARY OF AUSTRALIA

HENRY HANDEL RICHARDSON

1870-1946

A BIBLIOGRAPHY TO HONOUR THE CENTENARY OF HER BIRTH

COMPILED BY GAY HOWELLS

NATIONAL LIBRARY OF AUSTRALIA

Canberra 1970 PREFACE

The Council of the National Library, in arranging a one day seminar, an evening public lecture and an exhibition for 23 November, 1970 to honour the centenary of Henry Handel Richardson's birth, decided also to publish a Henry Handel Richardson bibliography. This bibliography records not only printed works, but also a range of other source materials including the writer's original manuscripts held in the National Library. It has been com piled by Gay Howells who has also chosen the items for exhibition.

The bibliography is based on the holdings of the National Library and of the Library of New South Wales, whose help is warmly acknowledged. Entries for material, mainly journal articles, not held anywhere in Australia, have been compiled from reference sources within the National Library and in formation received from the Library's Liaison Officers in London and New York. Both the bibliography and the exhibition have been designed by Arthur Robinson.

Grateful acknowledgment is made to Miss O.M. Roncoroni of Hastings, Sussex and to Mr W. Dudley Sheppard, President of the National Trust of Australia (Victoria), North Eastern Branch, for permission to use photo graphs relating to Henry Handel Richardson and her family, and to Mrs Dorothy Green, of the Australian National University for help in arranging the seminar programme.

A. GRENFELL PRICE A.P. FLEMING Chairman of the Council National Librarian National Library of Australia November 1970 COMPILER'S NOTE

The bibliography aims to cover all aspects of Henry Handel Richardson's life and work. Length has not been used as a criterion in the selection of items, and a paragraph or even a single sentence may be included if con sidered important.

The entries have been divided into the categories outlined on the contents page, with chronological sub-arrangement. Exceptions to the chronological order are original portraits, entered alphabetically by name of artist, and manuscripts, listed under holding institution.

Entry is under author or title. Non-distinctive titles of articles or reviews have been omitted.

Portaits are mentioned only when of H.H.R.

In entries for works not solely concerned with H.H.R., only those pages relevant to her are listed.

The volumes of the trilogy 'The fortunes of Richard Mahony' are treated separately unless issued as an omnibus.

Any review or article which discusses more than one work or incorporates substantial biographical information is entered in the general section. Items listed here which deal predominantly with a particular work are indicated by references from the specific section on that work.

* denotes item not examined by the compiler. CONTENTS

Page

1. WORKS BY HENRY HANDEL RICHARDSON 1

A. Editions 1

B. Short stories 8 C. Articles 10 D. Extracts from works 11

2. WORKS TRANSLATED BY HENRY HANDEL RICHARDSON 14

3. WORKS ABOUT HENRY HANDEL RICHARDSON 15 A. Books and pamphlets 15 B. General reviews and articles 16 C. Reviews and articles relating to particular works 36

4. UNPUBLISHED MATERIAL 66 A. Manuscripts 66 B. Theses 69

5. PORTRAITS 70

6. BIBLIOGRAPHIES 72

7. MISCELLANEA 73

INDEX 75 1. WORKS BY HENRY HANDEL RICHARDSON

A. EDITIONS

MAURICE GUEST

1. London, Heinemann, 1908. 562p. Reprinted 1909, 1922, 1929 (twice), 1935.

*2. New York, P.R. Reynolds, 1908. 562p.

3. London, Heinemann, 1909. (Heinemann's Colonial library of popular fiction) 562p.

4. New York, Duffield, 1909. 562p.

5. London, Heinemann, 1922. Preface by Hugh Walpole. 562p. [Issued as '3rd impression' of 1908 ed.] Reprinted 1950. [Issued as '8th impression']

6. New York, Duffield, 1922. Preface by Hugh Walpole. 562p. (Printed in Great Britain)

7. Revised edition. New York, Norton, 1930. 566p.

*8. [Cheaper edition] London, Heinemann, 1931. 562p.

9. New York, Modern Library, 1936. (Modern library of the world's best books) 566p. Bibliog. (Modern Library is published by Random House)

*10. Toronto, Macmillan, 1936.

11. Melbourne, Sun Books, 1965. Preface by A.N. Jeffares. 493p. Paperback. Reprinted *1967.

Translations

12. [German] Maurice Guest. Roman. Translated by Dr Otto Neustatter. 2 vols. Berlin, Fischer, 1912. Paperback.

13. [Danish] Maurice Guest. En roman om ungdom og kaerlighed. Translated by Gudrun Lohse. 2 vols. Copenhagen, Hagerup, 1932. Paperback.

1 THE GETTING OF WISDOM

14. London, Heinemann, 1910. 274p. Reprinted *1931.

15. London, Heinemann, 1910. (Heinemann's Colonial library of popular fiction) 274p.

*16. New York, Duffield, 1910. 274p.

17. New edition. London, Heinemann, 1931. 275p.

18. Revised edition. New York, Norton, 1931. 275p. Reprinted *1932.

19. London, Heinemann, 1946. (Australian pocket library) 275p. Paperback. (Printed in Australia for Oxford University Press, Melbourne) 'First Australian edition'.

20. London, Heinemann, 1960. Illustrated by Kay Dattner. (New windmill series) 237p. Reprinted *1967.

21. London, Heinemann, 1961. Illustrated by Kay Dattner. 237p. Reprinted 1961, *1966.

22. New York, Norton, [1962] Illustrated by Kay Dattner. 237p. [Also issued with reinforced library binding]

23. Penrith, N.S.W., Discovery Press, 1968. With an introduction by Leonie Kramer. Illustrated by Kay Dattner. (Australian classics. Bicentennial edition, 6) 237p.

Translations

*24. [Swedish] Ungdomsar. Translated by Viveka Starfelt. Illustrated by Stig S3dersten. Stockholm, Bonnier, 1964. (De ododliga ungdomsbockerna, 74) 252p.

*25. [Swedish] Ungdomsar. Translated by Viveka Starfelt. Illustrated by Stig Sodersten. Helsinki, Soderstrom, 1964.

2 AUSTRALIA FELIX (Volume I of 'The fortunes of Richard Mahony')

26. The fortunes of Richard Mahony. London, Heinemann, 1917. 406p. Half-title: Australia felix. I.

27. The fortunes of Richard Mahony. London, Heinemann, 1917. (Heinemann's Colonial library) 406p. Half-title: Australia felix. I. ('Colonial library' on spine only)

*28. The fortunes of Richard Mahony. New York, Holt, 1917. 445p.

29. The fortunes of Richard Mahony. London, Heinemann, 1917. 406p. Half-title: Australia felix. I. [Issued as '2nd impression'; slightly revised] Reprinted (under the title 'The fortunes of Richard Mahony. Volume I. Australia felix' with half-title "The fortunes of Richard Mahony. I") 1929.

30. Australia felix. New York, Norton, [ 1930] 483p.

*31. [Cheaper edition] London, Heinemann, 1931. 406p?

32. London, Heinemann, 1960 (i.e. 1961) 341p. Reprinted *1963.

*33. Melbourne, Heinemann, 1960. 341p?

34. New York, Norton, 1962. (Norton library, N117) 466p. Paperback.

Translation

[Swedish] En man bland guldfaltens lycksokare. Translated 35. by Carl Elof Svenning. Stockholm, Wahlstrom & Widstrand, 1931. 399p. Paperback.

THE WAY HOME (Volume II of 'The fortunes of Richard Mahony')

The way home; being the second part of the chronicle of the

36. fortunes of Richard Mahony. London, Heinemann, 1925. 345p. Half-title: The fortunes of Richard Mahony. Volume II. Reprinted 1929.

3 37. The way home. New York, Norton, 1930. 321p.

*38. [Cheaper edition] London, Heinemann, 1931. 345p?

39. New York, Norton, 1962. (Norton library, N118) 321p. Paperback.

Translation

40. [Swedish] Vagen hem. Richard Mahonys irrfarder. Translated by Carl Elof Svenning. Stockholm, Wahlstrom & Widstrand, 1932. 323p. Paperback.

ULTIMA THULE (Volume III of 'The fortunes of Richard Mahony')

41. Ultima Thule; being the third part of the chronicle of the fortunes of Richard Mahony. London, Heinemann, 1929. 345p. Half-title: The fortunes of Richard Mahony. Volume III. Reprinted 1929 (four times).

42. Ultima Thule. New York, Norton, 1929. 314p.

*43. New York, Burt, 1931. 314p.

44. New York, Norton, 1962. (Norton library, N119) 314p. Paperback.

Translations

*45. [Czech] Prague, Aventinum, 1932. No further details known.

46. [Swedish] Ultima Thule. Richard Mahonys sista ar. Translated by Carl Elof Svenning. Stockholm, Wahlstrom & Widstrand, 1933. 339p. Paperback.

THE FORTUNES OF RICHARD MAHONY

47. The fortunes of Richard Mahony; comprising Australia felix. The way home and Ultima Thule. London, Heinemann, 1930. 990p. Reprinted 1930 (three times), 1931 (twice), 1934, 1937, 1939.

48. New York, Norton, [1931] 3 vols, in I-466, 321, 314p.

4 49. New York, Press of the Readers Club, 1941. With a foreword by Sinclair Lewis. 948p.

50. Melbourne, Heinemann, 1946. 928p. (Printed in Australia for Oxford University Press, Melbourne) Reprinted 1948, 1951.

*51. London, Heinemann, 1947. 928p. Reprinted * 1951.

52. London, Reprint Society, 1954. 830p. [Special Club edition]

*53. [New edition] London, Heinemann, 1954. 830p. Reprinted 1961, *1965.

54. Melbourne, Heinemann, 1954. 830p. (Printed in Great Britain) Reprinted 1969 (Printed in Hong Kong)

55. Penrith, N.S.W., Discovery Press, 1968. With an introduction by G.A. Wilkes. (Australian classics. Bicentennial edition, 5) 830p.

56. Melbourne, Heinemann, 1969. 830p. Paperback. (Printed in Hong Kong)

Translation

57. [Danish] Richard Mahonys skaebne. Translated by Jakob Helweg. 2 vols. Copenhagen, Hagerup, 1931. 349, 460p. Paperback [Volumes entitled 'Australia felix' and 'Ultima Thule'; 'The way home' included without title page in the end of Vol. I and the beginning of Vol. II]

CHRISTKINDLEINS WIEGENLIED [Music]

58. Christkindleins Wiegenlied: an old German carol set to music. Limited edition of 250 copies on hand-made paper. London, Ulysses Press, 1931. 5p. (With words in German and English) (Printed by the Shenval Press)

59. Limited edition of 50 copies printed for private distribution as a Christmas greeting to the friends of Henry Handel Richardson. London, Ulysses Press, 1931. (With words in German only) (Printed by the Shenval Press)

5 TWO STUDIES [Short stories]

60. Limited edition of 500 copies, all signed by the author. London, Ulysses Press, 1931. 74p. (Printed by the Shenval Press). Contents: Mary Christina; Life and death of Peterle Luthy.

61. Limited edition of ten copies on hand-made paper. London, Ulysses Press, 1931. 74p. (Printed by the Shenval Press)

THE BATH: AN AQUARELLE

62. Sydney, P.R. Stephensen, 1933. Decorated by Dora Jarret. 12p. See also item 83.

THE END OF A CHILDHOOD AND OTHER STORIES

63. London, Heinemann, 1934. 287p. Contents: Part one. The end of a childhood — four further chapters in the life of Cuffy Mahony; Growing pains (sketches of girlhood) — The bathe: a grotesque, Three in a row, Preliminary canter, Con versation in a pantry, The bath, The wrong turning, 'And women must weep', Two hanged women. Part two. Two tales of old Strasbourg — Life and death of Peterle Luthy, The professor's experiment; Succedaneum, Mary Christina.

*64. [Cheaper edition] London, Heinemann, 1934. 287p.

65. The end of a childhood. New York, Norton, 1934. 312p.

*66. Toronto, Ryerson Press, 1934.

THE YOUNG COSIMA

67. London, Heinemann, [1939] 340p. 'Sources and authorities': 339-340. Reprinted 1939.

68. The young Cosima; a novel. New York, Norton, 1939. 390p. 'Sources and authorities': 389—390.

*69. Leipzig, Albatross, 1939. (Albatross modern continental library) 311p.

6 *70. [Cheaper edition] London, Heinemann, 1940.

*71. Toronto, Ryerson Press, 1940.

Translations

*72. [Swedish] Tonernas barn. Romanen om Cosima Wagners ungdom. Translated by Karin Stensland. Stockholm, Fahlcrantz & Gumaelius, 1939. 320p.

*73. [Danish] Den unge Cosima. Translated by Johanne Marie Lassen [Larsen?] Copenhagen, Hagerup, 1940. 288p.

*74. [Norwegian] Ungarsk blod. (Roman om den unge Cosima) Translated by Ivar Wideroe Tomtum. Oslo, Bergendahl, 1952.

*75. [Norwegian] Ungarsk blod. (Roman om den unge Cosima) Translated by Ivar Wideroe Tomtum. New edition. Oslo, Bergendahl, 1962.

MYSELF WHEN YOUNG [Autobiography]

76. Myself when young; together with an essay on the art of Henry Handel Richardson by J.G. Robertson. Melbourne, Heinemann, 1948. 214p. Port. 'List of writings': 211-214. (Printed in Great Britain) [Foreword by Edna Purdie. The story of 1895 to 1903 was written by Olga M. Roncoroni] Reprinted 1964.

77. New York, Norton, 1948. 214p. Port. 'List of writings': 211- 214. (Printed in Great Britain)

LETTERS OF HENRY HANDEL RICHARDSON TO NETTIE PALMER

78. Letters of Henry Handel Richardson to Nettie Palmer, edited by Karl-Johan Rossing. Uppsala, Lundequistska, 1953. (Essays and studies on English language and literature, 14) 43p. (Also designa ted as no. I of Australian essays and studies)

7 *79. Copenhagen, Munksgaard, 1953. (Essays and studies on English language and literature, 14) 43p. (Also designated as no. I of Australian essays and studies)

*80. Cambridge, Mass., Harvard University Press, 1953. (Essays and studies on English language and literature, 14) 43p. (Also designated as no. I of Australian essays and studies)

B. SHORT STORIES

81. Death. English review (London), v.9, October, 1911: 405-412. Reprinted: London, De la Mare Press, 1911. (Offprinted from English review) Reprinted under the title 'Mary Christina' in Two studies, 1931. Reprinted as 'Mary Christina' in The end of a childhood and other stories, 1934.

82. [Death. Swedish] Doden. Illus. Nya dagligt allehanda (Stockholm), 13 September, 1931: 5, 7.

83. The bath; an aquarelle. Harpers magazine (New York), v.159, October, 1929: 559-560. Reprinted in O'Brien, Edward J., ed. The best short stories of 1930. I. English. London, Jonathan Cape, 1930: 218-221. Sydney, P.R. Stephensen, 1933. See item 62. Reprinted in The end of a childhood and other stories, 1934. Reprinted in Stewart, Douglas, comp. Short stories of Austra lia: the Lawson tradition. Sydney, Angus and Robertson, 1967: 136-139. With a note on H.H.R., p.249.

84. Life and death of Peterle Luthy. Illus.Good housekeeping (London), v.19, June, 1931: 30-33, 133+ Illustrated by Stephen Spurrier. Reprinted in Two studies, 1931. Reprinted in Head, Alice M., ed. Twelve best short stories from Good housekeeping. London, Nicholson, 1932: 59—81. Reprinted in The end of a childhood and other stories, 1934.

8 85. The grown-up ball. Illus. Good housekeeping (London), v.20, November, 1931: 8-10, 124. Illustrated by Stephen Spurrier. Reprinted under the original title 'And women must weep' in The end of a childhood and other stories, 1934. Reprinted as 'And women must weep' in Murdoch, Walter and Drake-Brockman, Henrietta, comps. Australian short stories. London, Oxford University Press, 1951: 133-140. (World's classics, 525) Reprinted as 'And women must weep' in Dow, Hume and Barnes, John, comps. World unknown: an anthology of Australian prose. Melbourne, Oxford University Press, 1960: 102-108. With a note on H.H.R., p.146. Reprinted as 'And women must weep' in Hadgraft, Cecil and Wilson, Richards, eds. A century of Australian short stories. London, Heinemann, 1963: 115-120. With a note on H.H.R., p.332. Reprinted as 'And women must weep' in Thiele, Colin, comp. Favourite Australian stories. Adelaide, Rigby, 1963: 159—165. Reprinted as 'And women must weep' in Brissenden, R.F., ed. South ern harvest; an anthology of Australian short stories. Melbourne, Macmillan, 1964: 97-103. Comment by R.F. Brissenden, pp.10—11.

86. [And women must weep. German] Und Frauen mussen weinen. In Schnack, Elisabeth, comp. & trans. Australische Erzahler: eine Anthologie. Freiburg, Walter, 1961: 117-124. With a note on H.H.R., pp.403-404.

87. The professor's experiment. Illus. Good housekeeping (London), v.24, October, 1933: 18-21, 122+ Illustrated by Carlos de Tejada. Reprinted in The end of a childhood and other stories, 1934. 88. The wrong turning. Lovat Dickson's magazine (London), v.I, December, 1933: 54-59. With a note on H.H.R., p.143. Reprinted in The end of a childhood and other stories, 1934.

89. Three in a row. Lovat Dickson's magazine (London), v.2, February, 1934: 164-175. With a note on H.H.R., pp.278- 279. Reprinted in The end of a childhood and other stories, 1934. *Reprinted in O'Brien, Edward, J., ed. Best British short stories of 1934. Boston, Houghton Mifflin, 1934. Reprinted in O'Brien, Edward J., ed. The best short stories, 1934, English and American. London, Jonathan Cape, 1934: 140-150. Reprinted in Modern short stories. London, Lovat Dickson and Thompson, 1935: 26-37.

Reprinted in Fry, Edith M., ed. Tales by Australians. London( British Authors' Press, 1939: 225-236.

9 90. Conversation in a pantry. Illus. Everyman (London), new series no.20, 9 February, 1934: 15-16. Reprinted in The end of a childhood and other stories, 1934.

91. Preliminary canter. New statesman and nation (London), new series v.7, 31 March, 1934: 484-486. Reprinted in The end of a childhood and other stories, 1934.

92. Substance and shadow. Illus. Nash's Pall Mall magazine (London), v.93, April, 1934: 14-17, 70+ Illustrated by Gilbert Wilkinson. Reprinted under the original title 'Succedaneum' in The end of a childhood and other stories, 1934.

93. The coat. Good housekeeping (London), v.36, February, 1940: 20-21, 75-78. *Reprinted in O'Brien, Edward J., ed. Best British short stories of 1940. Boston, Houghton Mifflin, 1940. Reprinted in O'Brien, Edward J., ed. The best short stories, 1940, English and American. London, Jonathan Cape, 1941: 207-217. Reprinted in Southerly (Sydney), v.23, no.1, 1963: 52-61.

*94. Sister Ann. Good housekeeping, April, 1949. No further details known. *Reprinted in Woman's day (Sydney), 22 May, 1950. Reprinted in Southerly (Sydney), v.23, no.1, 1963: 21-32.

C. ARTICLES

95. Music study in Leipzig. Lady (London), v.21, 13 June, 1895: 774. Unsigned. Reprinted in Southerly (Sydney), v.23, no.1, 1963: 33-39.

96. The Schubert centenary. Speaker (London), v.15, 30 January, 1897: 124-125. Signed E.F.L.R.

97. Ibsen in translation. Speaker (London), v.16, 10 July, 1897: 41-42. Critical article on Archer's translation of Ibsen's John Gabriel Borkman. Unsigned.

98. A Danish poet; [Jens Peter Jacobsen] Cosmopolis (London), v.8, November, 1897: 346-358. Signed E.F.L.Robertson. Reprinted in Southerly (Sydney), v.23, no.1, 1963: 40-51.

10 99. Henry Handel Richardson: [Autobiographical note] Port. Time and tide (London), v.10, 15 March, 1929: 294. On the writing of The fortunes of Richard Mahony.

100. The magic of the new concert room. Radio times (London), v.23, 10 May, 1929: 279.

101. The story of Wagner and von Bulow — and the woman behind their music. Radio times (London), v.28, 29 August, 1930: 424- 425. Reprinted in Southerly (Sydney), v.23, no.1, 1963: 62-67.

102. My best book. Eighteen famous authors name the book they would like to be judged by... [No. 12] Henry Handel Richardson. Port. John O'London's weekly, v.30, 10 March, 1934: 859. Very brief.

103. Some notes on my books. Virginia quarterly review (Charlottesville, Virginia), v.16, Summer, 1940: 334-347. Reprinted in Southerly (Sydney), v.23, no.1, 1963: 8-19.

104. [Autobiographical sketch] Port. In Kunitz, S.J. and Haycraft,H., eds. Twentieth century authors: a biographical dictionary of modern literature. New York, H.W. Wilson, 1942: 1170-1171. Extract reprinted in Southerly (Sydney), v.23, no.1, 1963: 51.

105. [Notes on] 'Two studies' and 'The end of a childhood'. Southerly (Sydney), v.23, no.1, 1963: 19-20.

D. EXTRACTS FROM WORKS

106. The expulsion of Annie Johns. [Extract from The getting of wisdom] Illustrated by Alison Forbes. In Dow, Hume and Barnes, John, comps. World unknown: an anthology of Australian prose. Melbourne, Oxford University Press, 1960: 87-95. With a note on H.H.R., p.145.

107. A perfectly scrumptious day. [Extract from The getting of wisdom] Illus. In Wilson, Barbara Ker, ed. Australian kaleidoscope. London, Collins, 1968: 30-40. With a note on H.H.R., p.254.

11 Walter Lindesay Richardson, M.D., father of Henry Handel Richardson

12 108. Polly's wedding journey. [Extract from The fortunes of Richard Mahony] In Fraser, Frances and Palmer, Nettie, eds. Centenary gift book. Limited edition of 200. Melbourne, Robertson and Mullens for The Women's Centenary Council, 1934: 33—35.

109. [Five short extracts from The fortunes of Richard Mahony] In Roderick, Colin, ed. The Australian novel: (a historical anthology) First series. [Sydney], William Brooks, 1945: 199-219. With a note on H.H.R., pp.196-198.

110. Dr. Mahony. [Extract from The fortunes of Richard Mahony] In Fabricant, Noah D. and Werner, Heinz, comps. A treasury of doctor stories by the world's great authors. New York, Frederick Fell, 1946: 151-161.

111. Polly's wedding. [Extract from The fortunes of Richard Mahony] In Christesen, C.B., ed. Australian heritage. London, Longmans Green, 1949: 98-109.

112. The death of Richard Mahony. [Extract from The fortunes of Richard Mahony] In Moore, T. Inglis, ed. A book of Australia. London, Collins, 1961: 160-161. (Collins national anthologies)

113. From 'Australia felix'. [The Proem from Australia felix] In Dunlop, Ronald, ed. Long encounter: an anthology. Melbourne, Cheshire, 1964: 32-42. With a note on H.H.R., pp.31-32.

114. The white cliffs of Dover. [Extract from The fortunes of Richard Mahony] In Higham, Charles and Wilding, Michael, eds. Austra lians abroad: an anthology. Melbourne, Cheshire, 1967: 2—9. With a note on H.H.R., p.1.

13 2. WORKS TRANSLATED BY HENRY HANDEL RICHARDSON

115. Siren voices: Niels Lyhne. [A novel] by J.P. Jacobsen. Translated from the Danish by E.F.L. Robertson. With an introduction by E. Gosse. London, Heinemann, 1896. (Heinemann's international library, v.19) 268p.

116. Niels Lyhne. [A novel by] Jens Jacobsen. Translated from the Danish. New York, Collier, n.d. (Foreign classical romances) 308p. Port. Life of Jacobsen: pp.5—7. (Unsigned translation)

117. The fisher lass. [A novel] by Bjornstjerne Bjornson. Translated from the Norwegian. London, Heinemann, 1896. (Novels of Bjornstjerne Bjornson, 4) 291p. Norwegian title:'Fiskerjen- ten'. (Unsigned translation)

14 3. WORKS ABOUT HENRY HANDEL RICHARDSON

A. BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS

118. Palmer, Nettie. Henry Handel Richardson: a study. Sydney, Angus and Robertson, 1950. 214p. Illus. Ports.

119. Kramer, Leonie J. Henry Handel Richardson and some of her sources, by Leonie J. Gibson. [Melbourne], Mel bourne University Press, 1954. 56p. Facsim. Bibliogs.

*120. The same. London, Cambridge University Press, 1954. 56p. Facsim. Bibliogs.

121. Purdie, Edna and Roncoroni, Olga M., eds. Henry Handel Richardson: some personal impressions. Sydney, Angus and Robertson, 1957. 175p. Illus. Ports. Contributions by Matilda C. Washburn Freund, Irene Stumpp, Walter Lindesay Neustatter, Arnold Gyde, Edna Purdie, Nettie Palmer, Morchard Bishop, Elsie Cole and Olga M. Roncoroni.

122. Buckley, Vincent Thomas. Henry Handel Richardson. Melbourne, Lansdowne Press, 1961 (1962?). (Australian writers and their work) 36p. Port. Bibliog. Reprinted 1963.

123. The same. Second edition. Melbourne, Oxford Uni versity Press, 1970. (Australian writers and their work) 48p. Bibliog.

124. Kramer, Leonie J. A companion to Australia felix. Melbourne, Heinemann Educational Books, 1962. 48p. Illus. Map.

125. Burton, Marjorie. A guide to the study of H.H. Richard son's Australia felix. Sydney, College Press, [1963]. 39p.

15 126. Liljegren, Sten Bodvar. Ballarat and the great gold rush according to the Richard Mahony trilogy; a study in the literary use of sources. Uppsala, Lundequistska, 1964. (Australian essays and studies, 4) 56p.

127. The same. Copenhagen, Munksgaard, 1964. (Australian essays and studies, 4) 56p.

128. Kramer, Leonie J. Myself when Laura; fact & fiction in Henry Handel Richardson's school career. Melbourne, Heinemann Educational Books for the Australian Associa tion for the Teaching of English, [1966] (English in Australia. Monograph, 1) 32p. Illus. Facsims. Port.

129. Kramer, Leonie J. Henry Handel Richardson. Melbourne, Oxford University Press, 1967. (Great Australians) 30p. Illus. Ports.

130. National Trust of Australia (Victoria). Henry Handel Richardson memorial; 'Lake View', Chiltern, the property of the National Trust of Australia (Victoria); commentary, catalogue & acknowledgments. [Melbourne, 1969?] [18] p. Illus. Ports. (Limited edition)

B. GENERAL REVIEWS AND ARTICLES

131. [Birth notice] Australian medical journal (Melbourne), v.15, January, 1870: 32.

132. Kenton, Edna. 'By Henry Handel Richardson'. Seven arts (New York), v.2, October, 1917, Seven arts chronicle: 802- 805.

*133. Boston evening transcript, 17 October, 1917.

134. The belated recognition of an Australian novelist of genius. Current opinion (New York), v.63, November, 1917: 335-336.

135. Kenton, Edna. 'Maurice Guest' and 'Richard Mahoney' [sic] Bookman (New York), v.46, January, 1918: 580-582.

16 136. Gould, Gerald. The English novel of to-day. London, John Castle, 1924: 46, 152-153.

137. Palmer, Nettie. Henry Handel Richardson. Bulletin (Sydney), 15 October, 1925: Red Page.

138. Palmer, Nettie. A novelist abroad. Brisbane courier, 15 October, 1927: 22.

Whyte, Frederic. William Heinemann: a memoir. London, 139. Jonathan Cape, 1928: 223-227.

Grattan, C.Hartley. Australian literature. Bookman (New *140. York), v.57, August, 1928: 625-631. Reprinted with slight revisions in his Australian literature. Seattle, University of Washington Book Store, 1929: 21. (University of Washington chapbooks, no.29)

*141. Mystery authoress's [sic] school life. Ridiculed teachers in early book. Not allowed to revisit the P.L.C. Herald (Melbourne), 31 January(?), 1929. Date unknown. Article by cable dated January 30.

142. L., I. A genius. Henry Handel Richardson. Sydney morning herald, 2 February, 1929: 13. Author: Ida Leeson.

*143. Writer of 'Ultima Thule': school days in Melbourne. Herald (Melbourne), 2 February, 1929.

144. Australian achieves fame. Port. Herald (Melbourne), 5 Febru ary, 1929: 1.

145. Palmer, Nettie. Australian literature II — just yesterday. All about books (Melbourne), v.I, 18 February, 1929: 78. Brief.

146. Woman writer's best seller. Fame follows 'Daily news' review. Port. Daily news and Westminster gazette (London), 4 March, 1929: 9.

147. Palmer, Nettie. Henry Handel Richardson: her reputation. Port. Australian woman's mirror (Sydney), v.5, 5 March, 1929: 11, 39.

*148. Innes, Guy. New George Eliot. Australian woman's brilliant novels. Interview with 'Henry Handel Richardson'. Herald (Melbourne), 8 March, 1929.

17 149. 'Henry Handel Richardson'. Yorkshire post (Leeds), 15 March, 1929: 8.

150. Palmer, Nettie. Australian literature. Part III — to-morrow. All about books (Melbourne), v. 1, 18 March, 1929: 109-110.

151. 'Neophyte scribe'. Australian woman's mirror (Sydney), v.5, 19 March, 1929: 20.

*152. Sun (Sydney), 20 March, 1929. No further details known.

153. Palmer, Nettie. Our most famous author. A study in reputation. Brisbane courier, 30 March, 1929: 23.

154. Mander, Jane. Henry Handel Richardson. Port. Bookman (London), v.76, May, 1929: 104-105.

155. Mander, Jane. Henry Handel Richardson. Port. Home (Sydney), v.10, 1 June, 1929: 28, 72. Report of an interview with H.H.R.

156. Darbyshire, Shirley. Henry Handel Richardson. An Australian writer's success. Port. Argus (Melbourne), 15 June, 1929: 8.

157. Palmer, Nettie. The 'Richard Mahony' triology [sic]. All about books (Melbourne), v.1, 18 June, 1929: 207. Brief.

158. Gyde, Arnold. Henry Handel Richardson: world-wide recogni tion won after twenty years. Port. World today (London), v.54, August, 1929: 221-223. Portrait on front cover.

159. Mrs Vance Palmer (Nettie Higgins). Patchwork in prose and poetry (Melbourne, Presbyterian Ladies' College), new series no.42, August, 1929: 28, 30. Brief.

160. Palmer, Nettie. Port. All about books (Melbourne), v. 1, 21 October, 1929: 337-338.

161. Henry Handel Richardson: author of 'Ultima Thule'. Port. Wilson bulletin (New York), v.4, November, 1929: 104.

162. Henry, Alice. Who is Henry Handel Richardson? Bibliog. Bookman (New York), v.70, December, 1929: 355-359.

163. Green, Henry Mackenzie. An outline of Australian literature. Sydney, Whitcombe & Tombs, 1930: 212-218, 220, 223 et al.

18 164. Fame reveals woman writer's secret. Professor's wife who uses man's name. Port. Daily express (London), 7 February, 1930: 9. Includes brief report of an interview with H.H.R.

165. Novels by Australian. Argus (Melbourne), 8 February, 1930: 22.

166. Australian novel. Sydney morning herald, 17 March, 1930: 6. Brief.

167. Palmer, Nettie. A shelf of women novelists. Illustrated Tasman- ian mail (Hobart), 9 April, 1930: 4.

168. Australian literature abroad. Age (Melbourne), 12 July, 1930: 16. Report of an address by Nettie Palmer to the Overseas Journalists' Association on Foreign relations of Australian literature.

169. Palmer, Nettie. This matter of pseudonymity. Illustrated Tasman- ian mail (Hobart), 23 July, 1930: 4.

170. Palmer, Nettie. Some foreign relations of Australian literature. Illustrated Tasmanian mail (Hobart), 13 August, 1930: 4.

171. Morgan, Louise. How writers work: Henry Handel Richardson. Illus. Ports. Everyman (London), v.4, 14 August, 1930: 69-70. Report of an interview with H.H.R.

172. Palmer, Vance. Henry Handel Richardson. Herald (Melbourne), 30 August, 1930: 17.

173. Obscurity to fame. Port. Daily herald (London), 18 November, 1930: 8.

*174. What I hear about people and affairs. Leicester mail, 18 Novem ber, 1930.

175. Henry Handel Richardson comes into her own. Port. Current literature (London), v.263, 30 November, 1930: 426. Article contributed by William Heinemann Ltd.

176. Woman writer banned from her old college. Evening standard (London), 10 December, 1930: 5.

177. Australia honors author. New York times, 11 December, 1930: 11. 19 178. Australian novel. Author of Ultima Thule receives gold medal. Age (Melbourne), 11 December, 1930: 7.

179. Woman writer honoured. Success after many years. Mr John Masefield's prescience. Daily telegraph (London), 11 December, 1930: 6. Includes report of an interview with H.H.R.

'180. 'Ultima Thule': awarded gold medal of Australian Literary [sic] Society. Times (London), 13 December, 1930: 10. Article appeared in 3rd and 4th editions of The Times only.

181. [Biographical sketch] Port. In Tante, Dilly, ed. Living authors: a book of biographies. New York, H.W. Wilson, 1931: 338-340. 'Dilly Tante' is a pseudonym of S.J. Kunitz.

182. Eldershaw, Flora S.P. Contemporary Australian women writers; an address delivered to the Australian English Association... on 23 April, 1931. Sydney, 1931. (Australian English Association offprint, no.4) Revised and reprinted as 'Two women novelists. [1]. Henry Handel Richardson' in Eldershaw, Flora S.P. and Barnard, Marjorie. Essays in Australian fiction, by M. Barnard Elder shaw. Melbourne, Melbourne University Press in association with Oxford University Press, 1938: 1-23, 24-25.

183. Jackson, Francis. A note upon Australia's contribution to English literature. In Jackson, Francis and Alcock, Philip. Essays on the critical appreciation of modern English litera ture and drama. Sydney, Shakespeare Head Press, 1931: 100, 108.

184. Stokes, Sewell. Cage XXIV. In which Henry Handel Richard son meets success. In his Hear the lions roar. London, Shaylor, 1931: 287-297.

185. Henry Handel Richardson receives medal. Wilson library bulletin (New York), v.5, January, 1931: 302. Brief.

186. Palmer, Nettie. Omnibus volumes. Illustrated Tasmanian mail (Hobart), 7 January, 1931: 4.

187. Australian authoress honoured in London. Sydney morning herald, 14 January, 1931: 7.

188. All about books (Melbourne), v.3, 16 February, 1931: 61.

20 189. Watkins, J.B.C. The new writers. XV. Henry Handel Richard son. Canadian forum (Toronto), v.11, March, 1931: 218-221.

190. Rees, Leslie. Henry Handel Richardson. Australian novelist interviewed. Port. West Australian (Perth), 21 March, 1931: 4.

191. Ervine, St. John. Time and tide (London), v.12, 13 June, 1931: 707.

192. Liljegren, Edit. ...Ett sammantraffande med Henry Handel Richardson: [A meeting with Henry Handel Richardson] Port. Nya dagligt allehanda (Stockholm), 13 September, 1931: 5, 8.

193. Australian literature. Yorkshire post (Leeds), 29 September, 1931: 8.

194. Palmer, Nettie. Australia's literature. All about books (Melbourne), v.3, 13 October, 1931: 2. Brief.

195. Fraser, Henry. Is there a market for poetry? Everyman (London), v.6, 24 December, 1931: 734.

196. [Biographical sketch] In Who's who in Australia. 8th ed., 1933/34- 12th ed., 1944. Melbourne, Herald Press, 1933-[1944].

*197. Rees, C.C. Henry Handel Richardson. Port. Woman's budget (Sydney), 18 January, 1933: 8, 43.

198. Famous husband of author. €9374 left to 'Henry Handel Richard son'. Telegraph (Sydney), 9 September, 1933: 5.

199. [Biographical sketch] In Johns Frederic, comp. An Australian biographical dictionary. Melbourne, Macmillan, 1934: 297.

200. Swinnerton, F.A. The younger novelists. IV. Henry Handel Richardson. In his The Georgian scene; a literary panorama. New York, Farrar & Rinehart, 1934: 290-292. Later editions of this work issued under slightly varied titles.

201. Mander, Jane. Henry Handel Richardson. Manuscripts (Geelong, Victoria), no.8, February, 1934: 58-59.

202. A great novelist. Port. Star (London), 25 April, 1934: 7.

21 203. Duke, Winifred. Women writers of to-day: Henry Handel Richardson's tardy recognition. Port. Glasgow herald, 9 May, 1934: 10.

204. These names make news: Henry Handel Richardson. Port. Daily express (London), 3 September, 1934: 6.

205. [Brief notes] In Graham, Bessie. Bookman's manual: a guide to literature. 4th ed., 1935-8th ed., 1958. New York, Bowker, 1935-1958. [Later editions revised and enlarged by Hester R. Hoffman]

206. Palmer, Nettie. 'Henry Handel Richardson'. Port. Sydney mail, 4 March, 1936: 15.

207. Grant, Alison. A gracious lady: Henry Handel Richardson. Sydney morning herald, 19 September, 1936: 13.

208. Ervine, St. John. More favourite women novelists... 'Henry Handel Richardson'. Port. Good housekeeping (London), v.30, January, 1937: 120.

209. Palmer, Vance. Australian writers abroad. Bulletin (Sydney), 10 February, 1937: 2.

210. Innes, Guy. The London scene. Sunday sun and guardian (Sydney), 21 February, 1937, Section 2: 3.

211. Ervine, St. John. Australia repays. Observer (London), 12 December, 1937: 15. Brief comment.

212. F., F. Eminent living Australians. No.X. Henry Handel Richard son. Illus. Port. Age (Melbourne), 14 May, 1938, Literary supplement: 3.

213. Anchen, John Oscar. The Australian novel: a critical survey. Melbourne, Whitcombe & Tombs, [1940]: 22-23 et al.

214. Miller, E. Morris. Australian literature from its beginning to 1935: a descriptive and bibliographical survey. 2 vols. Melbourne, Melbourne University Press in association with Oxford University Press, 1940. Vol. I: 12; Vol.11: 515-520 etal. See also item 283.

215. Ewers, John Keith. Creative writing in Australia: a selective survey. Melbourne, Georgian House, 1945: 60—62. Later editions revised.

22 216. Gyde, Arnold. Great lady — great writer. Port. Sydney morning herald, 2 May, 1945: 7.

217. Palmer, Nettie. Henry Handel Richardson made a slow-motion jump to fame. Port. A.B.C. weekly (Sydney), v.7, 26 May, 1945: 4, 28. From an Australian Broadcasting Commission talk.

218. [Biographical sketch] In Current biography; who's news and why, 1946. New York, H.W. Wilson, 1946: 507.

219. Palmer, Nettie. Henry Handel Richardson. [Draft script of a talk broadcast by the Australian Broadcasting Commission on Radio Australia, April, 1946, in the series 'Women in Australia']. 6p. Processed. Sydney, 1946.

220. Palmer, Nettie. Notes from a diary. Meanjin papers (Melbourne), v.5, Winter, 1946: 109-113. Accounts of two meetings with H.H.R. Reprinted in her Fourteen years: extracts from a private journal 1925-1939. Melbourne, Meanjin Press, 1948. See item 248.

221. M., H.C. Woman's entry into literature. Feminine subterfuge — the male impersonator. Port. Age (Melbourne), 16 February, 1946: 9.

222. Death of novelist. Henry Handel Richardson. Port. Age (Melbourne) 21 March, 1946: 1. Obituary.

223. Henry H. Richardson, noted woman author. Port. New York times, 21 March, 1946: 25.

224. Henry Handel Richardson. Australian woman novelist. Times (London), 21 March, 1946: 7.

225. Henry Handel Richardson: death in England. Sydney morning herald, 21 March, 1946: 1.

226. Woman won a place in world literature. Port. Sydney morning herald, 21 March, 1946: 2.

227. Henry Handel Richardson dies in London. Port. Argus (Melbourne), 21 March, 1946: 5.

228. Henry Handel Richardson: [Editorial]. New York times, 22 March, 1946: 20.

23 229. Times (London), 26 March, 1946: 6. Funeral announcement.

230. Bulletin (Sydney), 27 March, 1946: 29.

231. Penton, Brian. Henry Handel Richardson — great and lonely. Illus. Port. Daily telegraph (Sydney), 30 March, 1946: 16-17.

232. [Brief obituary] Port. Illustrated London news, v.208, 30 March, 1946: 350.

233. Time (Chicago), Overseas edition, v.47, 1 April, 1946: 36. Brief obituary.

234. MacDonald, Isobel. Henry Handel Richardson. Messenger (Melbourne), new series v.20, 5 April, 1946: 479.

235. Mair, Ian. Henry Handel Richardson: her schooldays and their aftermath; why she revisited Australia only once. Port. Argus (Melbourne), 6 April, 1946: 10.

236. Wilson library bulletin (New York), v.20, May, 1946: 632.

237. Publishers' weekly (New York), v.149, 4 May, 1946: 2459. Brief.

238. Triebel, L.A. A writer of wisdom and understanding. Australasian book news and library journal (Sydney), v.I, July, 1946: 11-12.

239. Sutherland, B. Career of Henry Handel Richardson. Port. New York herald tribune weekly book review, 21 July, 1946: 1-2.

240. Triebel, L.A. Henry Handel Richardson. Australian teacher (Sydney), v.24, August, 1946: 24-26. Reprinted in his Fisher's ghost and other essays. Melbourne, Cheshire, 1950: 73-76.

241. MacDonald, Isabel. Girls' school teachers had no degrees in the 'eighties. Port. Talk (Sydney), v.1, September, 1946: 39. From an Australian Broadcasting Commission talk.

242. Unique tribute to Aust.-born writer. Smith's weekly (Sydney), v.28, 7 September, 1946: 16.

24 Mary Richardson, with daughters Ethel Florence Lindesay (Henry Handel

Richardson) and Ada Lilian.

25 243. Hichens, Robert. Yesterday: the autobiography of Robert Hichens. London, Cassell, 1947: 103-104.

244. T., L.A. Great Australian novelist. Henry Handel Richard son's trial and success. Port. Age (Melbourne), 12 July, 1947: 7. Author: L.A. Triebel.

245. H., G.W. Reprints of classics. Argus (Melbourne), 27 September, 1947: 40. Brief.

246. Innes, Guy. Australia's greatest woman writer: [Letter to the Editor] John O' London's weekly, v.56, 26 December, 1947: 778.

247. [Brief notes] In Benet, William Rose. The reader's encyclo paedia. New York, Thomas Crowell, 1948: 926. Entry for H.H.R. revised in second edition, 1965.

248. Palmer, Nettie. Fourteen years: extracts from a private journal 1925—1939. Limited edition. Melbourne, Meanjin Press, 1948: 30-31, 153, 174-178, 193-195. Extracts reprinted in Purdie, Edna and Roncoroni, Olga M., eds. Henry Handel Richardson: some personal impressions. Sydney, Angus and Robertson, 1957: 47—52.

249. Palmer, Vance. Louis Esson and the Australian theatre. Limited edition. Melbourne, Georgian House for Meanjin Press, 1948: 75, 82-84, 86-87, 96, 98, 104-105.

250. Robertson, John George. The art of Henry Handel Richardson: an essay in appreciative criticism. In Richardson, Henry Handel. Myself when young. Melbourne, Heinemann, 1948; New York, Norton, 1948. Essay dated 1928-1929.

251. Palmer, Nettie. Henry Handel Richardson. (I). The writer. Meanjin (Melbourne), v.7, Spring, 1948: 154-163. The first of two Commonwealth Literary Fund lectures on H.H.R. given by Mrs Palmer at Melbourne University in July, 1946. Reprinted in Semmler, Clement, ed. Twentieth century Australian literary criticism. Melbourne, Oxford University Press, 1967: 170-180.

26 252. Palmer, Nettie. Henry Handel Richardson. (II). Her work. Meanjin (Melbourne), v.7. Summer, 1948: 231-240. Second of two Commonwealth Literary Fund lectures on H.H.R. delivered by Mrs Palmer at Melbourne University in 1946.

253. Hadgraft, Cecil H. The novels of Henry Handel Richardson. Southerly (Sydney), v.9, no.1, 1948: 2-17.

*254. Books of to-day (London), July, 1948: 4. No further details known.

255. Roderick, Colin. The personality of Henry Handel Richardson. Australian quarterly (Sydney), v.20, December, 1948: 44-55.

256. Heddle, Enid Moodie. Australian literature now: a reader's survey. Port. London, Longmans Green, 1949: 32-35 et al.

257. Rankin, Donald Hamilton. The development and philosophy of Australian aestheticism. Melbourne, Printed by J. Roy Stevens, 1949: 136-137, 241.

258. Miller, E. Morris. 'Richard Mahony's' grave. Meanjin (Melbourne), v.8, Spring, 1949: 177-180. Article concerns Walter Lindesay Richardson.

259. Gyde, Arnold. She was the greatest woman I have ever met. Port. A.B.C. weekly (Sydney), v.11, 1 January, 1949: 39.

260. K., M. Australia's greatest novelist. Port. A.B.C. weekly (Sydney), v.11, 16 July, 1949: 4.

261. Roderick, Colin. An introduction to Australian fiction. Sydney, Angus and Robertson, 1950: 91-101.

262. Phillips, Arthur A. The cultural cringe. Meanjin (Melbourne), v.9. Summer, 1950: 301. Reprinted in Meanjin quarterly. On native grounds; Australian writing from Meanjin quarterly, selected with a preface by C.B. Christesen. Sydney, Angus and Robertson, 1968: 449-450.

263. Bartlett, Norman. Pioneers of a new-world literature. South Atlantic quarterly (Durham, North Carolina), v.49, January, 1950: 32-37.

27 264. Green, Henry Mackenzie. Australian literature 1900-1950. Melbourne, Melbourne University Press for the Trustees of the Public Library of Victoria, 1951: 23-24, 26-28.

265. Palmer, Nettie. Henry Handel Richardson. [Script of a talk broadcast by the Australian Broadcasting Commission in the series 'Famous women in Australian history'. Talk no. 5]. 4p. Processed. Sydney, 1951. Reprinted with port. in A.B.C. weekly (Sydney), v.13, 3 March, 1951: 19, 21.

266. Craig, Marion. The fortunes of Henry Handel Richardson. Port. Advocate (Melbourne), 5 July, 1951: 9.

267. [Biographical sketch] In Who was who, 1941-1950. London, A. and C. Black, 1952: 972.

268. Brodribb, Gerald. Hastings and its men of letters. 13. The past two decades. Illus. Hastings and St. Leonards observer (Sussex), 11 April, 1953: 7.

269. Baker, Sidney J. A study of literary parricide. Illus. Port. Sydney morning herald, 18 April, 1953: 7. See also items 270-274.

270. Roncoroni, Olga M. Writings of Henry Handel Richardson: [Letter to the Editor]. Sydney morning herald, 20 May, 1953: 2. With a brief reply from Sidney J. Baker.

271. Marshall, Marie. Writings of Henry Handel Richardson: [Letter to the Editor]. Sydney morning herald, 23 May, 1953: 2.

272. Penton, Olga. 'H.H.R.' and Freud: [ Letter to the Editor]. Sydney morning herald, 27 May, 1953: 2.

273. Gordon, J.L. Writings of Henry Handel Richardson: [Letter to the Editor]. Sydney morning herald, 30 May, 1953: 2.

274. Walters, R.S. Writings of Henry Handel Richardson: [Letter to the Editor]. Sydney morning herald, 30 May, 1953: 2.

275. Jeffares, A. Norman. Australian literature. Etudes anglaises (Paris), v.6, November, 1953: 290, 308-309.

276. Palmer, Nettie and Prichard, Katharine Susannah. Henry Handel Richardson: [A symposium]. Overland (Melbourne), no.1, Spring, 1954: 9-10.

28 277. A.B.C. weekly (Sydney), v.16, 2 January, 1954: 32.

278. [Biographical sketch] In Kunitz, S.J. and Haycraft, H., eds. Twentieth century authors: a biographical dictionary of modern literature. First supplement. New York, H.W. Wilson, 1955: 829. See also item 104.

279. Howarth, R.G. Henry Handel Richardson's The fortunes of Richard Mahony' and 'The end of a childhood'. Australian quarterly (Sydney), v.27, March, 1955: 89-102. A Commonwealth Literary Fund lecture.

280. Another job done. Bohemia (Melbourne), v.10, 1 March, 1955: 39.

281. Literary Australia: No. 2 — Henry Handel Richardson. Illus. Sydney morning herald, 30 April, 1955: 12.

282. Franklin, Miles. Laughter, not for a cage. Sydney, Angus and Robertson, 1956: 147-150.

283. Miller, E. Morris. Australian literature: a bibliography to 1938. Extended to 1950; edited with a historical outline and descriptive commentaries by Frederick T. Macartney. Revised and extended edition. Sydney, Angus and Robertson, 1956: 400-402 et al. See also item 214.

284. School friends' historic letters. Illus. Sydney morning herald, 28 January, 1956: 9.

285. More plaques of fame. Tribute to Australian novelist. Times (London), 31 December, 1956: 8. Brief.

286. Edwards, Oliver. Talking of books. London, Heinemann, 1957: 113, 132, 234. Brief comments.

287. Moore, T. Inglis. The misfortunes of Henry Handel Richardson. Issued with Kramer, Leonie J. James McCauley [sic]: tradition in Australian poetry. 11,20p. Processed. Canberra, Canberra University College, 1957. (Commonwealth Literary Fund lectures, 1957). Summarized under the title 'Henry Handel Richardson's "Misfortunes" analysed' in Canberra times, 19 Septem ber, 1957: 16.

29 288. Unveiling ceremony of memorial plaque, 7 May, 1957... Memorial brochure prepared by the Society of Australian Writers. [4p.] Illus. [London, 1957].

289. Grattan, C. Hartley. Australia's ten for U.N.E.S.C.O. [No.7]. Henry Handel Richardson. Books abroad (Oklahoma), v.31, Summer, 1957: 240.

290. Elliott, Brian. Martin Boyd: an appreciation. Meanjin (Melbourne), v.16, Autumn, 1957: 16-17.

291. Blue plaques for writers. Bookseller (London), no.2663, 5 January, 1957: 5. Brief.

292. London plaque honors Australian writer. Age (Melbourne), 12 January, 1957: 2.

293. [Unveiling of memorial plaque] Illus. Times (London), 8 May, 1957: 6. Very brief.

294. Age (Melbourne), 9 May, 1957: 1. Brief.

295. Henry Handel Richardson plaque unveiled. Port. Australia and New Zealand weekly (London), v.87, 11 May, 1957: 5.

296. Australian novelist who came to Fairlight: plaque at London home of Henry Handel Richardson. Illus. Hastings and St. Leonards observer (Sussex), 11 May, 1957: 10.

297. Memorial to Australian novelist. Illus. Canberra times, 16 May, 1957: 14. Very brief.

298. [Biographical sketch] In The Australian encyclopaedia. 10 vols. Sydney, Grolier Society of Australia, 1958. Vol.7: 424— 425.

299. [Biographical sketch] In Magill, Frank N., ed. Cyclopedia of world authors. New York, Harper, 1958: 896-897.

300. Phillips, Arthur A. The family relationship. In his The Austra lian tradition: studies in a colonial culture. Melbourne, Cheshire, 1958: 77-80. Reprinted in Barnes, John, ed. The writer in Australia: a collection of literary documents 1856 to 1964. Melbourne, Oxford University Press, 1969: 313-314.

30 301. Edwards, Oliver. Richard Mahony. Times (London), 27 November, 1958: 13.

302. Kramer, Leonie J. [Biographical sketch] In Dictionary of national biography 1941 — 1950, edited by L.G. Wickham Legg and E.T. Williams. London, Oxford University Press, 1959: 722-723.

303. Buckley, Vincent. Utopianism and vitalism. Quadrant (Sydney), v.3, Autumn, 1959: 47-48, 51. Reprinted in Johnston, Grahame, ed. Australian literary criti cism. Melbourne, Oxford University Press, 1962: 24, 28.

304. Buckley, Vincent. Towards an Australian literature. Meanjin (Melbourne), v.18, no.1, 1959: 61, 63. Very brief.

305. Hadgraft, Cecil H. Australian literature: a critical account to to 1955. London, Heinemann, 1960: 150-156.

306. Reid, Marion Olive. The ladies came to stay: a study of the education of girls at the Presbyterian Ladies' College, Melbourne, 1875—1960. Melbourne, Council of the Presbyterian Ladies' College, [1960]: 34, 144-145, 221 et al.

307. Schulz, Joachim. Der psychologische Roman. [2]. Henry Handel Richardson. In his Geschichte der australischen Literatur. Munich, Hueber, 1960: 113-122 et al.

*308. 167. Richardson, Henry Handel. In London-County Council. Commemorative tablets on houses of historical interest. [London], 1960: 17.

*309. Kramer, Leonie J. Henry Handel Richardson: the limits of realism. Melbourne critical review, no.3, 1960: 75-79.

310. C., C.M.H. [Biographical sketch]. In Encyclopaedia Britannica. 24 vols. Chicago, William Benton, 1961. Vol.19: 289. Author: Charles Manning Hope Clark. [Earlier editions not checked for this article]

311. Green, Henry Mackenzie. The novel. Richardson. In his A history of Australian literature, pure and applied. 2 vols. Sydney, Angus and Robertson, 1961: 587-608 et al.

31 312. McLachlan, Noel. Australian image. 4. The view from London Bridge. Meanjin quarterly (Melbourne), v.21, no.4, 1962: 471. Brief comment. Reprinted as 'A view from London Bridge' in Meanjin quarterly. On native grounds; Australian writing from Meanjin quarterly, selected with a preface by C.B. Christesen. Sydney, Angus and Robertson, 1968: 397.

313. [Notes on H.H.R.'s childhood home, 'Lake View', Chiltern, Victoria] North-eastern Historical Society. Minutes of meetings (Wangaratta, Victoria), 6 July, 1962: 2. Further notes on 'Lake View' in following issues: 3 August, 1962:3; 1 March, 1963: [3]; 5 April, 1963: 2; 3 May, 1963: 2; and in issues of the North-eastern Historical Society. Newsletter, into which the Minutes of meetings were absorbed, as follows: vol.2 - June, 1963: 6; July, 1963: 4; August, 1963:5. Vol.3 - July, 1964: 2; August, 1964: 2; Novem ber, 1964: 2. Vol.4 - April, 1965: 1; May, 1965: 2-3; July, 1965: 4; September, 1965: 3, 4. Vol.5 - March, 1966: 2, 3; May, 1966:3; June, 1966: 2; July, 1966: 2. Vol.6- April, 1967: 3-4 September, 1967: 2; October, 1967: 4; November, 1967: 4. Vol.7 - June, 1968: 2. Vol.8 - Novem ber, 1969: 3-4. Vol.9 - April, 1970: 3-4. Longer articles in the Newsletter on H.H.R. and 'Lake View' are entered separately in the bibliography. See items 321, 322, 323, 325, 326.

314. Bohemia (Melbourne), August, 1962. No further details known.

315. Southerly (Sydney), v.23, no.1, 1963: Henry Handel Richardson issue. Articles in this issue are entered separately in the bibliography. See items 93, 94, 95, 98, 101, 103, 104, 105, 316, 763.

316. Wilkes, Gerald Alfred. Henry Handel Richardson: some uncollected writings. Southerly (Sydney), v.23, no.1, 1963: 6-7.

317. Barnes, John. Australian fiction to 1920. In Dutton, Geoffrey, ed. The literature of Australia. Harmondsworth, Middlesex, Penguin Books, 1964: 168-173.

318. Kramer, Leonie J. Henry Handel Richardson. In Dutton, Geoffrey, ed. The literature of Australia. Harmondsworth, Middlesex, Penguin Books, 1964: 318-331.

32 319. Thiele, Colin. Henry Handel Richardson. And women must weep. In his Handbook to Favourite Australian stories. Adelaide, Rigby, 1964: 45-47.

320. Wilkes, Gerald Alfred. The development of Australian literature. Literary criterion (Mysore, India), v.6. Winter, 1964: 33-34.

321. 'Lake View', Chiltern: the home of Henry Handel Richardson. Illus. North-eastern Historical Society. Newsletter (Wangaratta, Victoria), v.3, March, 1964: 1-2.

322. 'Lake View', Chiltern. Illus. North-eastern Historical Society. Newsletter (Wangaratta, Victoria), v.3, May, 1964: 2-3.

323. 'Lake View', Chiltern. North-eastern Historical Society. Newsletter (Wangaratta, Victoria), v.3, June, 1964: 3.

324. Mishael, Herbert. Broken link with Henry Handel Richardson. Illus. Port. Age (Melbourne), 11 July, 1964: 40.

325. 'Lake View', Chiltern. North-eastern Historical Society. Newsletter (Wangaratta, Victoria), v.4, October, 1965: 1—2.

326. Henry Handel Richardson festival. North-eastern Historical Society. Newsletter (Wangaratta, Victoria), v.5, April, 1966: 1.

327. H.H.R. - did she really ever live at 'Thule'? Southern cross (Brighton, Victoria), Special edition, 25 May, 1966: 4.

*328. District link with 'HHR' memorial. Illus. Warrnambool standard (Warrnambool, Victoria), 10 September, 1966: 2.

329. Historic home will become a museum. Border morning mail (Albury, N.S.W.), 7 December, 1966: 1.

330. Friederich, Werner P. Australia in Western imaginative prose writings 1600-1960: an anthology and a history of literature. Chapel Hill, University of North Carolina Press, 1967: 68, 226, 249-255. (University of North Carolina studies in comparative literature, no.40).

331. Clutton-Brock, M.A. Mrs Lins: sister to Henry Handel Richardson. Southerly (Sydney), v.27, no.1, 1967: 46-59. The author was the wife of H.H.R.'s nephew, Dr. Walter Lindesay Neustatter.

33 332. South of the border: ['Lake View' and H.H.R.]. Sun-Herald (Sydney), 19 February, 1967: 24.

333. Novelist's early home to be preserved. Australian women's newsletter (London), March, 1967: 1.

334. Barker, Uther. Henry Handel Richardson. In her The emotion al life: literature and art. Sydney, Wentworth Press, 1968: 37-39. Reprinted from an unidentified source.

335. Blake, Leslie Bamford J. Australian writers. Adelaide, Rigby, 1968: 83-84, 121-123.

336. Angus, Colin. Chiltern — a coming literary 'capital'? Illus. Riverlander (Albury, N.S.W.), February, 1968: 27-28.

337. Tennison, Patrick. Great Australians: Henry Handel Richard son. Port. Walkabout (Melbourne), v.34, December, 1968: 68.

Lecture 13. Henry Handel Richardson. In New South Wales. 338. Department of Education. Inservice Training Branch. Austra lian literature; correspondence course. Sydney, Government Printer, 1969: 110-120.

Wilkes, Gerald Alfred. Australian literature: a conspectus. 339. Sydney, Angus and Robertson, 1969: 59-64 et al. (Foundation for Australian Literary Studies, Townsville, Queensland. Monographs, no.2).

340. Elliott, William D. Scandinavian influences in the novels of H.H. Richardson. Discourse (Moorhead, Minnesota), v. 12, Spring, 1969: 249-254.

341. Elliott, William D. Richardson's realism and The getting of wisdom'. Discourse (Moorhead, Minnesota), v.12, Winter, 1969: 112-116.

342. Campbell, Ross. The acid 'old girl'. Port. Daily telegraph (Sydney), 26 July, 1969: 14.

343. Green, Dorothy. A poet in prose who saw 'with energy'. Hemisphere (Sydney), v. 13, November, 1969: 22-27.

34 344. Faithfully restored: ['Lake View', Chiltern, Victoria] Illus. Bulletin (Sydney), 27 December, 1969: 23.

345. Holdsworth, Ron. Walking in on the 19th century: a $20,000 slice of history. Illus. Age (Melbourne), 31 De cember, 1969: 2.

346. Green, Dorothy. Walter Lindesay Richardson: the man, the portrait and the artist. Meanjin quarterly (Melbourne), v.29, Autumn, 1970: 5-20.

347. Stoller, Alan and Emmerson, R.H. The fortunes of Walter Lindesay Richardson. Meanjin quarterly (Melbourne), v.29, Autumn, 1970: 21-33.

348. Clutton-Brock, M.A. The melancholy optimist: an account of Walter Lindesay Richardson and his family. Meanjin quarterly (Melbourne), v.29, Winter, 1970: 192-208. The author was the wife of H.H.R.'s nephew, Dr Walter Lindesay Neustatter.

349. Angus, Colin. 'Lake View', Chiltern, Victoria. Illus. Australasian antique collector (Sydney), v.3, January- June, 1970: 66, 82-83.

350. Jamison, Greeba. House of fleeting fame. Illus. Port. Walkabout (Melbourne), v.36, January, 1970: 50-52.

351. Writer remembered. Illus. Canberra news, 2 January, 1970: 3. Brief.

352. Kiernan, Brian. Literature grew up with a child. Port. Age (Melbourne), 3 January, 1970: 13.

353. Key to past is turned: [Opening of 'Lake View']. Illus. Border morning mail (Albury, N.S.W.), 5 January, 1970: 5. 17.

354. Chiltern's novelist honoured. Riverlander (Albury, N.S.W.), February, 1970: 13.

355. Green, Dorothy. Anti-vaccination and syphilis. Medical journal of Australia (Sydney), 7 March, 1970: 500-501.

356. Stewart, Kenneth. The prototype of Richard Mahony. Australian literary studies (Hobart), v.4, May, 1970: 227-240. Article concerns Walter Lindesay Richardson.

35 C. REVIEWS AND ARTICLES RELATING TO PARTICULAR WORKS

MAURICE GUEST

357. Harris, Frank. The best novel of the last five years. 'Maurice Guest,' [sic] by Henry Handel Richardson. Vanity fair (London), v.81, 9 September, 1908: 327.

358. Maurice Guest. Times literary supplement (London), 10 September, 1908: 294.

359. Masefield, John. A book of the day: the best novel. Daily news (London), 11 September, 1908: 3.

360. Saturday review (London), v. 106, 26 September, 1908, Supplement: vii—viii.

361. Bookman (London), v.35, October, 1908: 58. Reprinted in Bookman (London), v.87, December, 1934: 208.

362. Athenaeum (London), no. 4224, 10 October, 1908: 432-433.

*363. Among musical students. New York times Saturday review, 30 January, 1909: 54.

364. American review of reviews (New York), v.39, March, 1909: 384. Brief.

365. Nation (New York), v.88, 15 April, 1909: 387.

366. Van Vechten, Carl. Interpretations. IV. Maurice Guest. In his Interpreters and interpretations. New York, Knopf, 1917: 342-353. Article dated 4 April, 1917.

367. Walpole, Hugh. Preface. In Richardson, Henry Handel. Maurice Guest. London, Heinemann, 1922; New York, Duffield, 1922.

368. New York times book review and magazine, 23 July, 1922: 19, 22.

369. Kranendonk, A.G.van. Een veronachtzaamd meesterwerk: [A neglected masterpiece]. Stem (Netherlands), v.7, 1927: 218-231.

36 370. Palmer, Nettie. 'Maurice Guest'. Illustrated Tasmanian mail (Hobart), 14 March, 1928: 4.

371. Hichens, Robert. The neglect of a modern master: Handel Richardson's 'Maurice Guest': unforgettable tragedy and pitiless love. T.P.'s weekly (London), v.9, 14 April, 1928: 875-876.

372. Palmer, Nettie. What is an Australian book? Illustrated Tas manian mail (Hobart), 13 June, 1928: 4.

373. Palmer, Nettie. The value of prizes. Illustrated Tasmanian mail (Hobart), 22 August, 1928: 4.

374. Palmer, Vance. 'Maurice Guest'. Bulletin (Sydney), 7 November, 1928: 2.

375. Rascoe, Burton. A chat with Somerset Maugham [10 Novem ber, 1923]. In his A bookman's daybook, edited with an introduction by C. Hartley Grattan. New York, Horace Liveright, 1929: 153. Reprinted in Nettie Palmer's review of 'A bookman's daybook' in Brisbane courier, 8 June, 1929: 25.

376. Bookman (New York), v.72, September, 1930: 72-73. Author: Margaret Wallace?

377. Jones, Llewellyn. Analysis of Henry Handel Richardson's Maurice Guest. Creative reading (Cambridge, Massachusetts), September, 1930: 507-524.

378. Zabel, Morton Dauwen. The revival of 'Maurice Guest'. Nation (New York), v.131, 8 October, 1930: 380.

379. Booklist (Chicago, American Library Association), v.27, November, 1930: 117. Brief.

*380. Ross, Mary. The power of obsession. New York herald tribune books, 16 November, 1930: 29.

381. Seaver, Edwin. New York evening post, 27 December, 1930, Section D: 4.

382. Mrs Richardson's first. New York times book review, 18 January, 1931: 9.

37 383. Bogens verden (Copenhagen), v.14, December, 1932: 287.

384. La Cour, Paul. Tilskueren (Copenhagen), v.49, December, 1932: 423-424.

385. Tindall, William York. Forces in modern British literature 1885-1946. New York, Knopf, 1949: 180n. Brief.

386. Alan, Ian. Love among musicians. An Australian artist in Leipzig. Argus (Melbourne), 23 December, 1950: 13.

*387. 'Maurice Guest'. Daily mercury (Mackay, Queensland), 30 December, 1950: 2.

388. Maurice Guest. Austrovert (Melbourne), no.3, Winter, 1951: 8.

389. 'Rhapsody', U.S.A., 1954: [Film based on 'Maurice Guest']. Monthly film bulletin (London, British Film Institute), v.21, April, 1954: 59-60.

390. Hope, A.D. Henry Handel Richardson's 'Maurice Guest'. Meanjin (Melbourne), v. 14, Winter, 1955: 186-199. Reprinted in Semmler, Clement, ed. Twentieth century Australian literary criticism. Melbourne, Oxford Univer sity Press, 1967: 295-309.

391. Goldberg, Gerald J. The artist-novel in transition. English fiction in transition (Lafayette, Indiana), v.4, 1961: 15, 17-18.

392. Jeffares, A.Norman. Maurice Guest. Dubliner, no.1, Nov ember—December, 1961: 3—7. Reprinted as the preface in Richardson, Henry Handel. Maurice Guest. Melbourne, Sun Books, 1965.

393. Heseltine, H.P. The Australian image. 1) The literary heritage. Meanjin quarterly (Melbourne), v.21, no.1, 1962: 44-45. Reprinted in Semmler, Clement, ed. Twentieth century Australian literary criticism. Melbourne, Oxford University Press, 1967: 96. Reprinted in Meanjin quarterly. On native grounds; Austra lian writing from Meanjin quarterly, selected with a preface by C.B. Christesen. Sydney, Angus and Robertson, 1968: 11.

38 Henry Handel Richardson as a child

39 *394. Hitchcock, G. Carleton miscellany (Northfield, Minnesota), v.5, Spring, 1964: 124-127.

395. Dimmit, Richard B. Rhapsody: [Film based on 'Maurice Guest'] In his A title guide to the talkies. 2 vols. New York, Scarecrow Press, 1965. Vol.2: 1415-1416.

396. Wighton, Rosemary. Australian (Canberra edition), 18 December, 1965: 9. Brief.

397. Loder, Elizabeth. 'Maurice Guest': an innocent abroad. Balcony (Sydney), no.4, Autumn, 1966: 34—37.

398. Loder, Elizabeth. Maurice Guest: some nineteenth-century progenitors. Southerly (Sydney), v.26, no.2, 1966: 94-105.

399. Barbour, Judith. Richardson revenant. Nation (Sydney), no.187, 5 February, 1966: 21-22.

400. Chisholm, Alan Rowland. First work of H.H.R. Age (Melbourne), 12 February, 1966: 24.

401. Kiernan, Brian. Romantic conventions and 'Maurice Guest'. Southerly (Sydney), v.28, no.4, 1968: 286-294.

402. New, William H. Convention and freedom: a study of 'Maurice Guest'. English studies (Amsterdam, Netherlands), Anglo-American supplement, 1969: Ixii—Ixviii.

See also items 135, 139, 243, 637, 735, 749, 772.

THE GETTING OF WISDOM

403. Nation (London), v.8, 10 December, 1910: 456.

404. Gould, Gerald. The English novel of to-day. IV. Biographi cal. Observer (London), 20 April, 1924: 7. Brief comment.

405. Nicolson, Harold. Evening standard (London), 21 May, 1931: 17.

40 406. Daily express (London), 23 May, 1931: 8.

407. Manchester evening news, 28 May, 1931: 4. Brief.

408. Pippett, Roger. Daily herald (London), 11 June, 1931: 13. Brief.

409. Yorkshire post (Leeds), 17 June, 1931: 6.

410. Gosse, Helen. Fortnightly review (London), new series v.130, 1 July, 1931: 135.

411. Time and tide (London), v.12, 4 July, 1931: 810.

412. K., M. Adelphi (London), new series v.2, August, 1931: 455-456.

413. P., N. Stead's review (Melbourne), v.68, 1 September, 1931: 3—4. Author probably Nettie Palmer.

414. Palmer, Nettie. All about books (Melbourne), v.3, 14 Septem ber, 1931: 178-179.

415. Palmer, Nettie. Novelists born or made. Illustrated Tasmanian mail (Hobart), 30 September, 1931: 4.

416. A revised novel. New York times book review, 24 January, 1932: 6-7.

417. Hawthorne, Hazel. Mirror of girlhood. New republic (New York), v.69, 3 February, 1932: 330.

*418. Springfield republican (Springfield, Massachusetts), 21 February, 1932, Section E: 7.

419. Ruutz-Rees, Caroline. A girl at school. Saturday review of literature (New York), v.8, 27 February, 1932: 552.

420. Booklist (Chicago, American Library Association), v.28, March, 1932: 319. Brief.

421. Forum and century (New York), v.87, March, 1932: xi. Brief.

422. A girl grows up. Christian Science monitor (Boston), 19 March, 1932: 5.

41 423. Wallace, Margaret. Bookman (New York), v.75, May, 1932: 205.

424. Meagher, Margaret C. Catholic world (New York), v.135, June, 1932: 374-375.

425. Nation (New York), v.135, 10 August, 1932: 131.

426. K., E.M. Schooldays in the eighties: H.H. Richardson's book raised a storm. Illus. Argus (Melbourne), 31 August, 1946: 15.

427. B., M. Australian books (Sydney), v.2, June, 1947: 175-176. Author: Marjorie Barnard?

428. MacCallum, Margaret. Years of adolescence. Australasian book news and library journal (Sydney), v.1, June, 1947: 541—542.

429. Mair, Ian. Australians reprinted. Digest of world reading (Mel bourne), v. 11, August, 1947: 135.

430. B.,J.E. The writers who remember childhood. Canberra times, 17 June, 1961: 14.

See also item 768.

60 MYSELF WHEN YOUNG

668. Triebel, L.A. Meanjin (Melbourne), v.7, Spring, 1948: 195-196. Reprinted under the title 'Myself when young' in his Fisher's ghost and other essays. Melbourne, Cheshire, 1950: 77-79.

669. Willy, Margaret. Three Victorian childhoods. Port. John O'London's weekly, v.57, 30 April, 1948: 201.

670. F., H.I'A. Manchester guardian, 11 May, 1948: 3.

671. Fane, Vernon. Sphere (London), v.193, 22 May, 1948: 252.

672. Argus (Melbourne), 26 June, 1948: 21. Brief.

673. Hart, H.W. Library journal (New York), v.73, July, 1948: 1024. Brief.

674. Bulletin from Virginia Kirkus' bookshop service (New York), v.16, 1 July, 1948: 326.

675. E., S. Youth of an artist. Australian observer (Canberra), v.2, 10 July, 1948: 96.

676. Booklist (Chicago, American Library Association), v.44, 15 July, 1948: 373. Brief.

677. The evolution of a novelist. Times literary supplement (London), 17 July, 1948: 395. Author: Elizabeth Bowen. Reprinted under the title 'Myself when young' in her Collected impressions. London, Longmans Green, 1950: 100-105.

678. Evans, Ernestine. Early creative experience of gifted novelist. Port. New York herald tribune weekly book review, 25 July, 1948: 3.

679. Grattan, C. Hartley. Henry Handel Richardson, expatriate Australian. Port. New York times book review, 25 July, 1948: 3.

61 680. Williamson, Margaret. The woman behind the books. Christian Science monitor (Boston), 29 July, 1948: 9.

681. New Yorker, v.24, 7 August, 1948: 64. Brief.

682. Kepert, L.V. Enigma of Australian letters. Port. Sydney morning herald, 28 August, 1948: 6.

683. Christesen, C.B. Henry Handel Richardson: her own story. Digest of world reading (Melbourne), v.12, September, 1948: 135-136, 139.

684. Rolo, Charles J. Atlantic monthly (Boston), v.182, September, 1948: 106-107.

685. Mair, Ian. Genius can be so chancy. A.M.; the Australian monthly (Sydney), October, 1948: 24.

686. Wisconsin library bulletin (Madison, Wisconsin), v.44, Novem ber, 1948: 184. Very brief.

*687. Lyon, G.E. Springfield republican (Springfield, Massachusetts), 7 November, 1948, Section B: 7.

688. Barker, Uther. Epitaph of a novelist. Southerly (Sydney), v.10, no.2, 1949: 89-92. Reprinted with a letter from E. Morris Miller to Miss Barker in her The emotional life: literature and art. Sydney, Wentworth Press, 1968: 42-46.

689. Horner, J.C. Henry Handel Richardson's 'Myself when young': a possible interpretation of its omissions. Southerly (Sydney), v.16, no.1, 1955: 7-11.

690. Bolton, Carol. When we were very. Australian book review (Adelaide), v.3, August, 1964: 184.

PALMER, NETTIE. HENRY HANDEL RICHARDSON: A STUDY

691. Edwards, Allan. Meanjin (Melbourne), v.9, Summer, 1950: 303-305.

692. Study of a great novelist. Argus (Melbourne), 12 August, 1950: 17.

62 693. Henry Handel Richardson: Nettie Palmer's study. Age (Melbourne), 19 August, 1950: 9.

694. Hetherington, John. One novel broght her fame. Port. Herald (Melbourne), 19 August, 1950: 14.

695. Bartlett, Norman. Australia's most famous novelist. Port. Daily telegraph (Sydney), 2 September, 1950: 21.

696. Writer on writer. West Australian (Perth), 2 September, 1950: 21.

697. George, Elizabeth. Daughter of Richard Mahony. Port. Australian week-end review (Melbourne), v.1, 8 September, 1950: 177, 190.

698. Bingham, Colin. Henry Handel Richardson as a portent. Port. Sydney morning herald, 9 September, 1950: 12.

699. Frizell, Helen. Port. Australian women's weekly (Sydney), v.18, 9 September, 1950: 18.

700. Lawrence, Warwick. A woman who waited 30 years for fame. Courier mail (Brisbane), 16 September, 1950: 2.

701. Fortunate Mahony. Bulletin (Sydney), 20 September, 1950: 2. A brief letter from W.H. Roberts concerning this review was published in the Bulletin, 11 October, 1950, p.2.

702. Australia's greatest novelist. Mercury (Hobart), 30 September, 1950: 17.

*703. Indispensable biography. Daily mercury (Mackay, Queensland), 21 October, 1950: 2.

704. R., H.G. Port. A.B.C.weekly (Sydney), v.12, 21 October, 1950: 20.

705. Foster, Irene M. South Australian homes & gardens (Adelaide), November, 1950: 49-50.

706. Valuable contribution to literary criticism. Advertiser (Adelaide), 9 December, 1950: 6.

63 707. Australian news-review (Melbourne), v. 1, March, 1951: 12.

708. Times literary supplement (London), 16 March, 1951: 158.

709. Liljegren, Sten Bodvar. Studia neophilologica (Uppsala), v.25, no.3, 1953: 188-189.

KRAMER, LEONIE J. HENRY HANDEL RICHARDSON AND SOME OF HER SOURCES

710. M., I. Henry Handel Richardson and her sources: Leonie Gibson's study. Port. Age (Melbourne), 6 November, 1954: 18. Author: Ian Mair?

711. Valuable study of Australian writer. Advertiser (Adelaide), 4 December, 1954: 11.

712. Henry Handel Richardson. Bulletin (Sydney), 29 December, 1954: 2.

713. Times literary supplement (London), 19 August, 1955: 483. Very brief.

PURDIE, EDNA and RONCORONI, OLGA M., eds. HENRY HANDEL RICHARDSON: SOME PERSONAL IMPRESSIONS

714. Palmer, Vance. Meanjin (Melbourne), v.17, Winter, 1958: 201-202.

715. S., D. Henry Handel Richardson. Bulletin (Sydney), 19 March, 1958: 2, 57.

716. Baker, Sidney J. Variations on a theme. Port. Sydney morning herald, 22 March, 1958: 13.

717. Mair, Ian. Henry Handel Richardson and her immediate circle. Port. Age (Melbourne), 22 March, 1958: 18.

718. F., I.M. H.H.R. remains an enigma. Port. Advertiser (Adelaide), 3 May, 1958: 16.

64 719. Behind the pseudonym. Times literary supplement (London), 13 February, 1959: 84.

720. Faust, Beatrice. Pen sketch of a great eccentric. Port. Australian (Canberra, National edition), 3 October, 1964: 13.

BUCKLEY, VINCENT. HENRY HANDEL RICHARDSON

721. McLaren, John. Henry Handel Richardson. Overland (Mel bourne), no.23. Autumn, 1962: 59-60.

722. Kramer, Leonie J. Quadrant (Sydney), v.6, Winter, 1962: 81-82.

723. Gribble, Jim. Prospect (Melbourne), v.5, no.3, 1962: 26.

724. Jeffares, A. Norman. Handles for the Henries. Australian book review (Adelaide), v.1, March, 1962: 59.

725. Wittrock, Verna D. The fortunes of Henry Handel Richard son. English literature in transition 1880-1920 (Lafayette, Indiana), v.7, no.3, 1964: 190-191.

KRAMER, LEONIE J. A COMPANION TO AUSTRALIA FELIX

726. D., G. Australian book review (Adelaide), v.2, February, 1963: 71.

KRAMER, LEONIE J. MYSELF WHEN LAURA; FACT & FICTION IN HENRY HANDEL RICHARDSON'S SCHOOL CAREER

727. Australian book review (Adelaide), v.6, April, 1967: 95. Brief.

KRAMER, LEONIE J. HENRY HANDEL RICHARDSON

728. Keesing, Nancy. Successful failure. Bulletin (Sydney), 1 July, 1967: 66.

729. Kimber, Jennifer. Australian book review (Adelaide), v.6, August, 1967: 163. Brief.

65 4. UNPUBLISHED MATERIAL

A. MANUSCRIPTS

National Library of Australia 730. N.L.A. MS 133. Richardson, Henry Handel. Papers. 1896-1946. Contents: Manuscript drafts of Niels Lyhne, The young Cosima, Myself when young, The end of a childhood and other stories, and Ultima Thule. Original typescript versions of Maurice Guest, The getting of wisdom and Myself when young. Final copies of Maurice Guest, The getting of wisdom, The fortunes of Richard Mahony, The young Cosima and The end of a childhood and other stories. Proof copy of The way home: New York, Norton, 1930 edition. Preliminary notes and photographs for The fortunes of Richard Mahony. Corrected typescripts of five of H.H.R.'s short stories. Final copy of John George Robertson's essay, 'The art of Henry Handel Richardson'. Letters (164) from H.H.R. to Oliver Stonor, 1929-1946. (Photocopies in Mitchell Library.) Letters (several) from H.H.R. to Mrs Stonor, from Olga M. Roncoroni to Oliver Stonor and from W.L. Neustatter to Oliver Stonor. (Photocopies in Mitchell Library.) Letters (6) from H.H.R. to Mrs Theis, 1930, with typescript of article by Mrs Theis on H.H.R. Fifty typed copies of letters from H.H.R. to Jacob Schwartz, 1931-1933; copy, 26 October, 1953, of medical record of Walter Lindesay Richardson, M.D., at Mental Hospital, Mont Park, 1878-1879. (Copies in Mitchell Library.) Photocopies of 407 letters to Mrs Mary Kernot, 1911-1946. Restricted access. (Originals in Mitchell Library.)

731. N.L.A. Uncat. MS (microfilm). Richardson, Walter Lindesay. Papers. 1854—1896. Contents: Richardson, Walter Lindesay. Letters (153) to his wife Mary (nee Bailey), 1855-1877; letters (several) to his mother-in-law Elizabeth Bailey, 1868, his brother Jack, 1868, and his daughters Ethel Florence (H.H.R.) and Lilian, 1877(7). Richardson, Mary. Letters (35) to her husband Walter Lindesay Richardson, 1854-1868; letters (10) to her daughters Ethel

66 Florence and Lilian and their families, 1896. Cheyne, Lucinda (formerly Richardson). Letters (18) to her son Walter Lindesay Richardson, daughter-in-law Mary Richard son and daughter Lucinda, 1857-1863. Bailey, Elizabeth. Letters (7) to her daughter Mary Richardson and son-in-law Walter Lindesay Richardson, 1868—1869. Letters (17), 1859-1942. Miscellaneous. Papers: Miscellaneous notebooks, journals, documents etc. re lating to Walter Lindesay Richardson, Mary Richardson and Ethel Florence Richardson (H.H.R.). Photographs.

732. N.L.A. MS 1174. Palmer, Vance and Nettie. Papers. 1894-1959. Includes letters to Nettie Palmer from H.H.R., letters to Alice Henry from H.H.R., and letters to Nettie Palmer from Mary Kernot, Olga M. Roncoroni, Edna Purdie, Arnold Gyde, G.A. Wilkes, Karl-Johan Rossing and others about H.H.R. Also includes handwritten manuscript of Nettie Palmer's book 'Henry Handel Richardson: a study'; notes by Nettie Palmer on H.H.R.; typescript of article by H.O. Pappe entitled 'Henry Handel Richardson and Jens Peter Jacobsen'; lecture notes on H.H.R. by Professor W.A. Edwards of the University of Western Australia; cuttings of newspaper articles on H.H.R. by Vance and Nettie Palmer, and photographs of H.H.R. and family.

Mitchell Library, The Library of New South Wales

*733. ML MSS 1146. Richardson, Henry Handel. Papers. 1878—1953. Contents: Letters (47) to Jacob Schwartz, Ulysses Bookshop, 1931 — 1933, mainly concerning publication of her works. Carbon typescript copies. (Copies in National Library of Australia.) Copy, 26 October, 1953 of medical record of Walter Lindesay Richardson, M.D., at Mental Hospital, Mont Park, 1878-1879. (Copy in National Library of Australia.)

*734. A2628-9. Richardson, Henry Handel. Life and death of Peterle Luthy: [Short story]. Typescript copy, printed copy extracted from Good housekeeping, June, 1931, with handwritten and type script corrections, and letter from the author, 1931.

67 *735. ML DOC 287. Richardson, Henry Handel. Letter to Miss Ransen, 25 February, 1935, concerning in part the characters in Maurice Guest. Photocopy.

*736. ML DOC 608. Richardson, Henry Handel. Letter to Miss Kathleen Ussher, 24 December, 1942.

*737. ML DOC 1383. Richardson, Henry Handel. Letters (5) to H.G. Wright, 1933-1937, concerning the completion by Wright of her husband J.G. Robertson's Swedish history of literature.

*738. Ar 72/1. Richardson, Henry Handel. Letter to Miss Ida Leeson, 1927, with autobiographical information.

*739. Ar 72/2. Richardson, Ethel Florence Lindesay (H.H.R.). Birth certificate, District of Collingwood in the Colony of Victoria, 1870; copy made 7 April, 1932.

*740. Ar 72/3, 4. Richardson, Henry Handel. Letters (2) to W.H. Ifould, 1932, in reply to a request for manuscripts to be preserved in the Mitchell Library and thanking Mr Ifould for a photograph of the Library.

*741. Uncat. ML MSS 45. Richardson, Henry Handel. Letters (407) to Mary Kernot, c.J911 - 1946. Restricted access. (Photocopies in the National Library of Australia.)

*742. ML MSS 364. Franklin, Miles. Papers. Includes correspondence (3 letters) with H.H.R., 1933-1936.

*743. Ar 72/5, 6. Gray, W. Letters (2) to A.G. Stephens, 1932, concerning H.H.R. Typescript.

State Library of Victoria

*744. J.K. Moir Collection. Richardson, Henry Handel. Papers. 1865—1955.

68 Contents: Letters written in London to Jacob Schwartz, 1931 — 1937. Letters and other papers relating to W.L. Richardson and his grave, 1949-1955. Articles, newspaper cuttings, family photographs.

*745. Burdett, Basil. Correspondence. 1924-1940. Includes letters from H.H.R.

Archives Department, State Library of South Australia

*746. PRG 202. Foster, Irene M. Letters. 1931-1935. Includes letter(s) to Miss Foster from H.H.R., arising from book reviews written by Miss Foster. See also item 597.

B. THESES

*747. Saxby, Henry M. Continental influences on Henry Handel Richard son. B.A. (Hons.) Thesis - Sydney University, 1953.

*748. Gronke, Erich. Die Kunst der Menschengestaltung. Thesis - University of Rostock, Germany, 1956(?).

749. Odeen, Elizabeth Duffy. Maurice Guest; a study. M.A. Thesis - University of Texas, 1963. 124p. Bibliog.

*750. Loder, Elizabeth. Henry Handel Richardson: a reappraisal. M.A. Thesis - Sydney University, 1965(?).

*751. Faust, Beatrice. Henry Handel Richardson. M.A. Thesis - Melbourne University, 1966(?).

*752. Elliott, William D. 'The fortunes of Richard Mahony': a critical appraisal. Thesis - University of Michigan, 1967. 206p. Abstracted in Dissertation abstracts (Michigan), v.28, Section A, 1967: 2243.

*753. Stewart, Kenneth Alexander. Henry Handel Richardson: a reconsideration. M.A. Thesis — University of Tasmania, 1970.

69 5. PORTRAITS: A select list

ORIGINALS

754. Binney, Hibbert. Henry Handel Richardson. Plaster plaque — profile. In the collection at 'Lake View', Chiltern, Victoria.

755. Botzaris, Sava. Henry Handel Richardson. Charcoal sketch. In the collection at 'Lake View', Chiltern, Victoria.

756. Bunny, Rupert. Henry Handel Richardson. Oil painting, c.1910. In the collection of the National Library of Australia. Presented by The Lady Casey, 1969.

757. Eves, Reginald Grenfell. Henry Handel Richardson. Oil painting. In the collection of the National Gallery of Victoria. Presented by Mrs J.G. Robertson (H.H.R.), 1934.

758. Eves, Reginald Grenfell. Henry Handel Richardson. Crayon sketch. In the collection at 'Lake View', Chiltern, Victoria.

REPRODUCTIONS

759. Perry, H.A. Miss Henry Handel Richardson. From a drawing by H.A. Perry. Bookman (London), v.78, September, 1930: 336.

760. Botzaris, Sava. Henry Handel Richardson. [Photograph of] bronze by Sava. London mercury, v.35, March, 1937: facing p.509.

761. [Caricature]. Authors' parade. No. 46. Henry Handel Richard son. John O'London's weekly, v.39, 10 June, 1938: front cover. Artist: Trevitt?

762. Henry Handel Richardson. Photograph. Southerly (Sydney), v.9, no.1, 1948: facing title page.

763. Henry Handel Richardson and husband (John George Robertson), Munich, 1896. Photograph. Southerly (Sydney), v.23, no. 1, 1963: facing title page.

70 764. Kahan, Louis. Henry Handel Richardson. Sketch. In Meanjin quarterly. On native grounds; Australian writing from Meanjin quarterly, selected with a preface by C.B. Christesen. Sydney, Angus and Robertson, 1968: 86.

765. Counihan, Noel. Henry Handel Richardson. Sketch. Meanjin quarterly (Melbourne), v.29, Autumn, 1970: facing p.5.

Henry Handel Richardson. Bronze by Sava Botzaris

71 6. BIBLIOGRAPHIES

766. Millett, Fred B. Contemporary British literature. A critical survey and 232 author-bibliographies. Third revised and enlarged edition, based on the second revised and enlarged edition by John M. Manly and Edith Rickert. London, Harrap, 1935: 433-434. See also item 553.

767. Miller, E. Morris. Australian literature from its beginnings to 1935: a descriptive and bibliographical survey. 2 vols. Melbourne, Melbourne University Press in association with Oxford University Press, 1940. Vol.II: 705-706. See also item 214.

768. Borchardt, Dietrich Hans. Catalogue of a collection of books used by the late Henry Handel Richardson (Mrs J.G. Robert son) for her biography 'The young Cosima'; compiled and introduced by D.H. Borchardt. Hobart, University of Tas mania Library, 1950. 11p. Processed. See also item 662.

769. Haynes, Maria S. Henry Handel Richardson. Bulletin of bibliography (Boston), v.21, April, 1955: 130-135. Biographical sketch and bibliography with brief annotations.

770. Wittrock, Verna D. Henry Handel Richardson: an annotated bibliography of writings about her. English literature in transi tion 1880-1920 (Lafayette, Indiana), v.7, no.3, 1964: 146- 187.

See also items 76-77, 119-120, 122-123, 130, 162, 570.

72 7. MISCELLANEA

771. Australian Broadcasting Commission. Life of Henry Handel Richardson: [A gramophone record of short talks by personal acquaintances, recorded at Australia House, London, 1953].

772. Rhapsody: [Film based on 'Maurice Guest', by Henry Handel Richardson]. U.S.A., 1954. Presented by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. Director: Charles Vidor. Producer: Lawrence Weingarten.

773. Richardson, Henry Handel. [Reviews of H.H.R.'s works, extracted from various sources, and biographical articles, etc.] Ports. 2 vols. Held in the Mitchell Library; photo copies in the National Library of Australia. Included in this collection are a number of reviews and articles not individually listed here because of insufficient bibliographical detail. The most important of these are by Florence B. Low, Robert Molloy, Rayner Heppenstall, Guy Innes, Sylvia Lynd, H. Huscher and Hedwig af Peter sen.

INDEX

Entries have been provided for all personal names mentioned in the text, titles of books in which work by or about H.H.R. has appeared, titles of editions of books and short stories by H.H.R. and names of organizations etc., where appropriate. References are to item numbers.

Adams, A.H., 441 Australian literature: a critical 'Aipalm', 568 account to 1955, 305 Alan, I., 386 Australian literature; correspondence Alcock, P., 183 course, 338 Anchen, J.O., 213 Australian literature from its beginnings Andraud, R., 556 to 1935, 214,767 Angus, C, 336, 349 Australian literature now, 256 Archer, W., 97 Australian Literature Society, 510 Australia, 566 Australian literature 1900-1950, 264 Australia felix, 26-35,113,124, Australian little magazines 1923—1954, 125, 133, 431-460 583 Australia in Western imaginative prose Australian novel: a critical survey, 213 writings 1600-1960, 330 Australian novel: (a historical anthology), Australia speaks; a supplement to 109 'The Australian language', 576 Australian short stories, 85 Australian biographical dictionary, Australian tradition, 300 199 Australian writers, 335 Australian Broadcasting Commission, Australians abroad, 114 771 Australische Erzahler, 86 Australian encyclopaedia, 298 Australian English Association, 182, B., J.E., 430 552 B., M., 427 Australian heritage, 111 B.,W., 457 Australian kaleidoscope, 107 Bailey, Elizabeth, 731 Australian language, 576 Bailey, Mary. See Richardson, Mary Australian literary criticism, 303, Baker, S.J., 269,270,576,716 580 Ballarat and the great gold rush Australian literature, 140 according to the Richard Mahony Australian literature: a bibliography trilogy, 126-127 to 1938, 283 Barbour, Judith, 399 Australian literature: a conspectus, Barker, Uther, 334, 688 339 Barnard, Marjorie, 182,427

75 Barnes, J., 85, 106, 300, 317, 460 Campbell, R., 342 Bartlett, N., 263, 695 Centenary gift book, 108 Bassett, Charlotte, 657 Century of Australian short Bath; an aquarelle, 62, 63-66, 83 stories, 85 Bathe: a grotesque, 63-66 Century of journalism, 535 Beach, J.W., 505 Cheyne, Lucinda, 731 Bell, A., 596 Chisholm, A.R., 400 Benet, W.R., 247 Christesen, C.B., 111,262,312, Bentley, Phyllis, 530 393, 581, 589, 683, 764 Beresford, J.D., 635 Christkindleins Wiegenlied, 58— Best British short stories of 1934, 89 59, 195, 598-602 Best British short stories of 1940, 93 Church, R., 616 Best short stories of 1930. I. English, Clark, C.M.H., 310 83 Clark, Eleanor, 630 Best short stories, 1934, English and Clutton-Brock, M.A., 331,348 American, 89 Coat, 93 Best short stories, 1940, English and Cole, Elsie, 121 American, 93 Collected impressions, 677 Bingham, C, 698 Commemorative tablets on houses Binney, H., 754 of historical interest, 308 Bishop, M., 121 Commonwealth Literary Fund lectures, Bjornson, B., 117 251, 252, 279, 287 Blair, Emily N., 521 Companion to Australia felix, 124, Blake, L.B.J., 335 726 Blom, E., 640 Connolly, F.X., 538 Bolton, Carol, 690 Connolly, G.K., 579 Bonnerot, L., 547, 631, 651 Contemporary British literature, Book of Australia, 112, 553, 766 Bookman's daybook, 375 Conversation in a pantry, 63-66, Bookman's manual, 205 90 Borchardt, D.H., 768 Counihan, N., 765 Botzaris, S., 755, 760 Craig, Marion, 266 Bowen, Elizabeth, 677 Creative writing in Australia, 215 Boyd, M., 290 Crickmay, E., 528, 610 Brissenden, R.F., 85 Current biography, 218 Brodribb, G., 268 Cyclopedia of world authors, 299 Buckley, V.T., 122,303,304, 721-725 D., G., 726 Bunny, R., 756 Dallimore, Jennifer, 580 Burdett, B., 509, 745 Dane, Clemence, 532, 536 Burton, Marjorie, 125 Darbyshire, Shirley, 156 Butcher, Fanny, 488 Dattner, Kay, 20, 21, 22, 23 Davenport, Marcia, 647 C, C.M.H. See Clark, C.M.H. De Tejada, C, 87 C, E., 630 Death. See Mary Christina

76 Development and philosophy of F., H.I'A., 670 Australian aestheticism, 257 F., I.M., 718 Diamant, Gertrude, 464 Fabricant, N.D., 110 Dictionary of national biography Fadiman, C, 648 1941-1950, 302 Fane, V., 614,671 Dimmit, R.B., 395 Faust, Beatrice, 720, 751 Doden, 82 Favourite Australian stories, Dow, H., 85, 106 85, 319 Drake-Brockman, Henrietta, 85 Fisher lass, 117 Drummond, L., 642 Fisher's ghost and other essays, Duke, Winifred, 203 240, 668 Dunlop, R., 113 Fiskerjenten, 117 Dutton, G., 317,318,584 Forbes, Alison, 106 Forces in modern British litera E., S., 675 ture 1885-1946, 385 Edwards, A., 691 Fortunes of Richard Mahony, 47— Edwards, O., 286, 301 57, 99, 108-112, 114, 126-127, Edwards, W.A., 732 245, 258, 279, 301, 331, 346, 347, Eldershaw, Flora S.P., 182, 552 348, 355, 356, 507-597, 731, 752 Eldershaw, M.Barnard. See Elder Foster, Irene M., 537, 597, 705, 746 shaw, Flora S.P. and Barnard, Fourteen years, 220, 248 Marjorie. Franklin, Miles, 282, 742 Elliott, B.R., 290, 565 Franklin, Stella Maria Miles. See Elliott, W.D., 340, 341, 592, 752 Franklin, Miles Emmerson, R.H., 347 Fraser, Frances, 108 Emotional life, 334, 688 Fraser, H., 195 Encyclopaedia Britannica, 310 Frau in der modernen austral ischen End of a childhood and other Literatur, 548 stories, 63-66,81,279,551, Frauen mussen weinen, 86 606-631 Freund, Matilda C.W., 121 English novel of to-day, 136 Friederich, W.P., 330 Erskine, J., 653 Frizell, Helen, 699 Ervine, St.J., 191,208,211,514, Fry, Edith M., 89 517, 527 Essays in Australian fiction, 182 Gellendre, H.V., 506 Essays on the critical appreciation George, Elizabeth, 697 of modern English literature and Georgian scene, 200 drama, 183 Geschichte der australischen Litera Esson, L., 249 tur, 307 Evans, Ernestine, 678 Getting of wisdom, 14-25,106, Eves, R.G., 757, 758 107, 128, 341, 403-430 Ewers, J.K., 215 Gibson, Leonie J. See Kramer, Leonie J. F.,A., 564 Goldberg, G.J., 391 F., F., 212 Gordon, J.L., 273

77 Gosse, E., 115 Henry Handel Richardson: a study, Gosse, Helen, 410 118, 691-709 Gould, G., 136,404,476,477, Henry Handel Richardson: some 529, 603, 607 personal impressions, 121,248, Graham, Bessie, 205 714-720 Grant, Alison, 207 Henry Handel Richardson and some Grattan, C.H., 140,289,375, of her sources, 119-120, 710-713 451, 495, 549, 561, 566, Henry Handel Richardson memorial, 623, 679 130 Gray, W., 743 Hentze, Margot, 661 Green, Dorothy, 343, 346, 355, Heppenstall, R., 773 593, 667 Heseltine, H.P., 393 Green, H.M., 163, 264, 311, 566 Hetherington, J., 694 Gribble, J., 723 Hichens, R., 243, 371 Gronke, E., 748 Higgins, Nettie. See Palmer,Nettie. Grown-up ball. See 'Women must Higham, C., 114 weep' History of Australian literature, Guide to the study of H.H.Richard pure and applied, 311 son's Australia felix, 125 Hitchcock, G., 394 Gyde, A., 121,158,216,259,732 Hoffman, Hester R., 205 H., G.W., 245 Holdsworth, R., 345 H.,W.E., 452,469 Holloway, J., 531 Hadgraft, C.H., 85, 253, 305, 578 Hope, A.D., 390 Handbook of Australian literature, Home, R.I., 558 573 Horner, J.C., 689 Handbook to Favourite Australian Howarth, R.G., 279 stories, 319 Huscher, H., 773 Harris, F., 357 Harris, W.E., 452,469,489 l.-C., G., 619 Hart, H.W., 673 Ibsen, H., 97 Hartley, L.P., 446, 479 Ifould, W.H., 740 Hawthorne, Hazel, 417 Ingamells, R., 573 Haycraft, H., 104,278 Innes, G., 148,210,246,638, Haynes, Maria S., 769 773 Hazlitt, H., 450, 468 Interpreters and interpretations, Head, Alice M., 84 366 Hear the lions roar, 184 Introducing Australia, 561 Heddle, Enid M., 256 Introduction to Australian fiction, Heinemann, W., 139 261 Helweg, J., 57 Irvine, Lyn LI., 480 Henry, Alice, 162,501,732 Henry Handel Richardson (Buckley), Jackson, F., 183 122-123, 721-724 Jacobsen, J.P., 98,115-116,732 Henry Handel Richardson (Kramer), Jamison, Greeba, 350 129, 728-729 Jarret, Dora, 62

78 Jeffares, A.N., 11, 275, 392, 595, Lewis, S., 49, 559, 560 724 Life and death of Peterle Luthy, John Gabriel Borkman, 97 60-61, 63-66, 84, 734 Johns, F., 199 Liljegren, Edit, 192 Johnston, G., 303, 580 Liljegren, S.B., 126-127,709 Johnston, K.G.W. See Johnston, G. Lindsay, N., 562 Jones, L, 377 Literature of Australia, 317, 318, 584 K., E.M., 426 Living authors, 181 K., H., 496 Loder, Elizabeth, 397, 398, 590, K., M., 260 750 K., M., 412 Lohse, Gudrun, 13 Kahan, L., 764 London — County Council, 308 Keesing, Nancy, 728 Long encounter, 113 Kelly, Blanche M., 520 Louis Esson and the Australian Kenton, Edna, 132, 135 theatre, 249 Kepert, L.V., 682 Lovett, R.M., 656 Kernot, Mary, 730, 732, 741 Low, Florence B., 773 Kiernan, B., 352,401,594 Lynd, Sylvia, 481,525,773 Kimber, Jennifer, 729 Lyon, G.E., 687 Kramer, Leonie J., 23,119 120, M., H.C., 221 124, 128, 129, 287, 302, 309, M., I., 710 318, 710-713, 722, 726, 727, MacAfee, Helen, 499,513 728-729 Macartney, F.T., 283 Kranendonk, A.G. van, 369 McAuley, J., 287 Kronenberger, L., 447, 465, 493, MacCallum, Margaret, 428 624, 654 McCauley, J. See McAuley, J. Kunitz, S.J., 104,181,278 MacDonald, Isabel. See Mac- Donald, Isobel. L, C, 567 MacDonald, Isobel, 234, 241 L., C., 632 Macdougall, R.B., 456, 492 L., I. See Leeson, Ida. McHugh, V., 518 La Cour, P., 384 McLachlan, N., 312 Ladies came to stay, 306 McLaren, J., 721 Larsen, Johanne M. See Lassen, Magill, F.N., 299 Johanne M. Maidment, W.M., 588 Lassen, Johanne M., 73 Mair, I., 235,429,569,685, Laughter, not for a cage, 282 710, 717 Lawrence, W., 700 Man bland guldfaltens lycksokare, Leeson, Ida, 142, 738 35 Legend of the nineties, 577 Mander, Jane, 154,155,201 Letters of Henry Handel Richard Manly, J.M., 553, 766 son to Nettie Palmer, 78-80 Mannin, Ethel, 620 Levis, K., 572 Mares, F.H., 581 Levy, Frances Ra., 545 Marshall, H., 522

79 Marshall, Marie, 271 163 Mary Christina, 60-61,63-66, Overseas Journalists' Association, 81-82 168 Masefield, J., 179,359 Maugham, S., 375 P., N., 413 Maurice Guest, 1-13, 135, 139, Palmer, A., 508, 626 243, 357-402, 637, 735, 749, Palmer, Aileen, 568 772 Palmer, Janet Gertrude. See Meagher, Margaret C, 424 Palmer, Nettie. Mealand, R., 563 Palmer, Nettie, 78-80, 108, 118, Meanjin quarterly, 262,312,393, 121, 137, 138, 145, 147, 150, 581, 589, 764 153, 157, 159, 160, 167, 168, Miller, E.M., 214, 258, 283, 570, 169, 170, 186, 194, 206, 217, 575, 688, 767 219, 220, 248, 251, 252, 265, Millett, F.B., 553, 766 276, 370, 372, 373, 375, 413, Mishael, H., 324 414, 415, 474, 486, 487, 507, Modern short stories, 89 510, 512, 533, 543, 544, 550, Molloy, R., 773 554, 571, 606, 622, 691-709, Moore, T.I., 112,287,589 732 Morgan, Louise, 171 Palmer, V., 172,209,249,374, Muir, E., 618 577, 714, 732 Murdoch, W., 85 Pappe, H.O., 732 Myself when Laura, 128, 727 Penton, B., 231 Myself when young, 76—77, Penton, Olga, 272 250, 668-690 Perry, H.A., 759 Petersen, Hedwig af, 773 National Trust of Australia Phillips, A.A., 262,300 (Victoria), 130 Pippett, R., 408 Neustatter, W.L., 121,730 Plomer, W., 611 Neustatter, W.L., Mrs. See Preliminary canter, 63-66, 91 Clutton-Brock, M.A. Prichard, Katharine S., 276 Neustatter, O., 12 Pritchett, V.S., 644 New, W.H., 402 Professor's experiment, 63—66, New South Wales. Department 87 of Education. Inservice Training Purdie, Edna, 76-77,121,248, Branch, 338 714-720, 732 Nicolson, H., 405 Niels Lyhne, 115-116 R., H.G., 704 O'Brien, E.J., 83, 89, 93 R., N.L., 472 O'Brien, Kate, 641 Rankin, D.H., 257 Odeen, Elizabeth D., 749 Ransen, Miss, 735 On native grounds, 262, 312, Rascoe, B., 375 393, 581, 589, 764 Reader's encyclopaedia, 247 Outline of Australian literature, Rees, C.C., 197

80 Rees, L., 190 Australian essays, 565 Reid, Marion O., 306 Siren voices, 115 Rhapsody, 389, 395, 772 Sister Ann, 94 Richard Mahonys skaebne, 57 Society of Australian Writers, Richardson, J., 731 288 Richardson, Lilian, 331, 731 Sodersten, S., 24-25 Richardson, Lucinda. See Cheyne, Southerly. Henry Handel Richard Lucinda. son issue, 315 Richardson, Mary, 731 Southern harvest, 85 Richardson, W.L., 258,346, Spurrier, S., 84, 85 347, 348, 356, 731, 733, 744 Starfelt, Viveka, 24-25 Rickert, Edith, 553, 766 Stensland, Karin, 72 Robbins, Frances L., 449, 466 Stephens, A.G., 743 Roberts, W.H., 701 Stewart, D., 83 Robertson, J.G., 76-77, 250, Stewart, K., 356, 753 730, 737, 763 Stokes, S., 184 Roderick, C, 109, 255, 261 Stoller, A., 347 Rolo, C.J., 684 Stone, G., 629 Roncoroni, Olga M., 76—77, Stonor, Mrs, 730 121, 248, 270, 714-720, Stonor, O., 730 730, 732 Strachey, R., 612 Ross, Mary, 380, 448, 462, Stumpp, Irene, 121 490, 519, 625 Sturmann, Anita, 548 Ross, R.S., 501 Substance and shadow. See Rossing, K.-J., 78-80, 732 Succedaneum. Ruutz-Rees, Caroline, 419 Succedaneum, 63-66, 92 Ryan, J.S., 585 Sutherland, B., 239 Svenning, C.E., 35,40,46 S., D., 715 Swinnerton, F.A., 200 S., J.F., 439 Sydney morning herald, 535 Sadleir, R., 582 Saxby, H.M., 747 T., L.A. See Triebel, L.A. Schaffner, H., 459, 498 Tales by Australians, 89 Schnack, Elisabeth, 86 Talking of books, 286 Schubert, F., 96 Tante, Dilly. See Kunitz, S.J. Schulz, J., 307 Taylor, Rachel A., 475 Schwartz, J., 730, 733, 744 Tennison, P., 337 Scott-James, Marie, 643 Theis, Mrs, 730 Seaver, E., 381 Thiele, C., 85,319 Sell, J., 551,557 Thompson, R., 646 Semmler, C, 251,390,393 Thomson, A.K., 591 Shawe-Taylor, D., 639 Three in a row, 63-66, 89 Shipp, H., 613 Through the window, 555 Short stories of Australia, 83 Tindall, W.Y., 385 Singing to the cattle and other Title guide to the talkies, 395

81 Tomtum, I.W., 74-75 Werner, H., 110 Tonernas barn, 72 West, G., 539 Treasury of doctor stories by the White, Helen C, 659 world's great authors, 110 Who was who, 1941-1950, 267 Tregenza, J., 583 Who's who in Australia, 196 Trevitt, 761 Whyte, F., 139 Triebel, L.A., 238, 240, 244, Wighton, Rosemary, 396 662, 663, 664, 665, 666, 668 Wilding, M„ 114 Turner, I., 584 Wilkes, G.A., 55,316,320, Twelve best short stories from Good 339, 732 housekeeping, 84 Wilkinson, G., 92 Twentieth century Australian liter William Heinemann: a memoir, 139 ary criticism, 251,390,393 Williamson, Margaret, 680 Twentieth century authors, 104, Willy, Margaret, 669 278 Wilson, Barbara K., 107 Twentieth century novel, 505 Wilson, R., 85 Two hanged women, 63—66 Wittrock, Verna D., 725, 770 Two studies, 60-61, 81, 195, Wolfe, H., 637 603-605 'Women must weep', 63—66, 85— 86, 319 Wood, J.H., 555 Ultima Thule, 41-46, 474-506, 508 World unknown, 85,106 Ungarsk blod, 74-75 Wright, H.G., 737 Ungdomsar, 24—25 Wright, Judith, 587 Unge Cosima, 73 Writer in Australia, 300 Ussher, Kathleen, 542, 736 Wrong turning, 63-66, 88

V., E.M., 621 Yesterday: the autobiography of Vagen hem, 40 Robert Hichens, 243 Van Vechten, C., 366 Young Cosima, 67-75, 632-667, Vechten, C.Van. See Van Vechten, C. 768 Vidor, C., 772

Zabel, M.D., 378, 658 Wallace, Margaret, 376, 423, 455, 494 Wallerstein, Helen, 503 Walpole, H., 5-6, 367, 541 Walters, R.S., 274 Ward, R., 586 Watkins, J.B.C., 189 Waugh, A., 433 Way home, 36-40, 137, 461-473 Webby, Elizabeth, See Loder, Elizabeth. Weingarten, L., 772