- Kendon/Box 9/1
- File
- 1896–1898
Kendon, Frank Samuel Herbert (1893-1959) poet and scholar
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Archival descriptionPapers of Frank Samuel Herbert Kendon
- Kendon
- Fonds
- 1896–1958
Notebooks containing drafts of poems; drafts of poems and prose, published and unpublished; letters both to and from FSHK and relating to his work; various lecture notes, press cuttings and miscellaneous documents.
Kendon, Frank Samuel Herbert (1893-1959) poet and scholar
- Kendon/Box 1-7
- Series
- 1914–1955
Drafts of poems and prose, quotations, sketches, a diary and various notes, mostly concerning literature.
Kendon, Frank Samuel Herbert (1893-1959) poet and scholar
- Kendon/Box 12-14
- Series
- 1920–1954
Drafts of both published and unpublished work.
Kendon, Frank Samuel Herbert (1893-1959) poet and scholar
Letters from FSHK to Professor Sir Harry Godwin (1901-1985)
- Kendon/Box 9/2
- File
- 1922–1927
Also includes one letter to W. A. Walker concerning HG.
Kendon, Frank Samuel Herbert (1893-1959) poet and scholar
- Kendon/Box 10
- Series
- 1931
On literary subjects.
Kendon, Frank Samuel Herbert (1893-1959) poet and scholar
Fragment of autograph letter (probably a draft) to Geoffrey Johnson
- Kendon/Box 9/3/7
- Item
- 1939 (Undated, so year is estimated)
Discusses a letter he has sent, and the need to reveal feelings. Discusses his attitude to religion and to the War.
Kendon, Frank Samuel Herbert (1893-1959) poet and scholar
Fragment of autograph letter (draft) to ?
- Kendon/Box 9/3/11
- Item
- 1939 (Undated, so year is estimated)
Muses on armaments and the reason men go to war.
Kendon, Frank Samuel Herbert (1893-1959) poet and scholar
Autograph letter, signed (probably a draft), to Geoffrey [Johnson?]
- Kendon/Box 9/3/6
- Item
- 1939 (Undated, so year is estimated)
Scathingly discusses a leaflet produced by G. regarding the war and religion.
Kendon, Frank Samuel Herbert (1893-1959) poet and scholar
Fragment of autograph letter (draft) to ?
- Kendon/Box 9/3/8
- Item
- 1939 (Undated, so year is estimated)
Discusses reasons why it is better to seek a negotiated peace rather than wage a war which leads to a defeat of one of the protagonists through exhaustion.
Kendon, Frank Samuel Herbert (1893-1959) poet and scholar
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