'A Reconsideration of Samuel Butler's "Shakespeare's Sonnets Reconsidered"', by Hans-Peter Breuer
- Butler/Section 2 (II)/8/3
- File
- 1976
Part of Samuel Butler Collection
Typescript copy of an essay by Hans-Peter Breuer. Sent to Brian Hill.
'A Reconsideration of Samuel Butler's "Shakespeare's Sonnets Reconsidered"', by Hans-Peter Breuer
Part of Samuel Butler Collection
Typescript copy of an essay by Hans-Peter Breuer. Sent to Brian Hill.
Part of Samuel Butler Collection
Pressed copy of the autograph manuscript by Samuel Butler. A note on the title page reads: 'I sent the first six pages of this article to the Shrewsbury School Magazine "The Salopian", But Moss did not consider it quite suitable for a school magazine.' Bound in a notebook.
Part of Samuel Butler Collection
Autograph manuscript by Samuel Butler. A note on the title page reads: 'I sent the first six pp of this paper to the Shrewsbury School magazine "The Salopian", but Moss did not consider it quite suitable for a school magazine.'
[A view in the Leventina Valley], by Samuel Butler
Part of Samuel Butler Collection
Oil sketch on paper, mounted on card (25.5 x 18 cm). [No. 27 in Henry Festing Jones's 1921 catalogue: 'Low wall and grass in front, snowy mountains behind. It must be a view in the Leventina Valley.'] View a digital image of this picture at: https://artuk.org/discover/artworks/leventina-valley-139536
Part of Samuel Butler Collection
View across a river to the backs of brick houses with tiled roofs.
Abbeville. Houses on river. upright view
Part of Samuel Butler Collection
Part of Samuel Butler Collection
Featuring an obituary of Samuel Butler (p.xi-xiii).
Part of Samuel Butler Collection
'Samuel Butler Esq in account with Messrs Hoare'. Small account book with paper covers.
Part of Samuel Butler Collection
'Journal For my books a/cs'. Notebook with paper covers, containing accounts kept in pencil and ink in Samuel Butler's hand.
Part of Samuel Butler Collection
Small hardcover (rebound) account book, containing cash accounts kept in Samuel Butler's hand. Many of the pages are crossed through in pencil. A handwritten note made by Henry Festing Jones on the flyleaf reads: 'We destroyed Butler's previous account books; but there were only a few, he having himself destroyed the early ones when he made the skeleton diary which is in his note-books.'