Autograph letter (draft) to Sir Walter Langdon Brown from 'Office of the Gryphon, Cambridge'
Discusses the idea, proposed by WLB, that paper rationing is a form of censorship.
Kendon, Frank Samuel Herbert (1893-1959) poet and scholar
Autograph letter (probably a draft) to 'Dear Midgley'
Philosophically discusses the art of writing poetry.
Kendon, Frank Samuel Herbert (1893-1959) poet and scholar
Autograph letter, signed (draft) to ?
Writes a reference for Ruth Berger, a German Jew who has been living with FSHK's family. Recommends her as of good character. Gives an outline of her stay in England.
Kendon, Frank Samuel Herbert (1893-1959) poet and scholar
Autograph letter, signed (draft), to ?
Has enjoyed reading the diary of the recipient. Muses on the current state of reality.
Kendon, Frank Samuel Herbert (1893-1959) poet and scholar
Autograph letter, signed (probably a draft) to Wiedling (Head of Leitz office in London)
Discusses the wrongs of the current situation, and emphasizes the fact that it is between those in authority.
Kendon, Frank Samuel Herbert (1893-1959) poet and scholar
Autograph letter, signed (probably a draft), to D. H. Kendon (FSHK's brother)
Discusses the political and social situation.
Kendon, Frank Samuel Herbert (1893-1959) poet and scholar
Autograph letter, signed (probably a draft), to Geoffrey [Johnson?]
Scathingly discusses a leaflet produced by G. regarding the war and religion.
Kendon, Frank Samuel Herbert (1893-1959) poet and scholar
Autograph letter, signed (probably a draft), to Michael
Discusses his religious views, especially in relation to the war.
Kendon, Frank Samuel Herbert (1893-1959) poet and scholar
Autograph letter, signed, to Olive Kendon. Includes envelope
Philosophically discusses the current situation and the nature of mankind. Copies out three of his poems. Discusses Gandhi, and his pacifism in relation to Jesus. Also discusses Christian pacifism.
Kendon, Frank Samuel Herbert (1893-1959) poet and scholar
Autograph letter, signed, to Walter de la Mare from Cambridge
Discusses the decision by the Cambridge University Press Syndics to approve the proposal by FSHK for a series of poetry books. Sets out his reasons for publishing 'Fear No More'.
Kendon, Frank Samuel Herbert (1893-1959) poet and scholar