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Boughton was a student of Charles Williams. See the interview transcript with her in Series 3 for more details. All content from this series was described as Item #8 on original inventory listing.

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Correspondence, notes, articles, and Williams Society pamphlets. Includes letter from Michal Williams to Boughton dated May 28, 1945. Also: article titled "Charles Williams: Author and Poet" by Boughton and Anne Scott. 62pp.

Scope and Contents Correspondence, publicity, and notes relating to an exhibition celebrating the Williams centenary of his birth date, held at the Bodleian Library, Oxford, September-November 1986. Includes a letter from Williams to T.S. Eliot dated July 3, 1944. Also includes Abbey Theatre (St Albans) fliers for a production of Williams's Thomas Cranmer of Canterbury (June 1986), photos of Williams locations in St Albans and London (8 prints, Spring 1983 - 2 prints stored in...

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Includes article draft of "From a Publisher’s Point of View: Charles Williams’s Letters to Walter Lowrie regarding the publication of Kierkegaard in English" by Michael J. Paulus, Jr., and a published copy of the article (SPU Works vol. 11 2009). Also includes Williams-Lowrie correspondence notes by Lindop. Original correspondence in the Walter Lowrie Papers, Princeton University Library. Item #17 on original inventory listing. 84pp.

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56pp.

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Unpublished. Item #18 on original inventory listing. 51pp.

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Includes: "The Tragedies" (Hilary term 1944), "Timon of Athens" (Trinity term 1944), "Tutorial Notes" (Trinity term 1944), "Shakespeare" (Michelmas term, 1944), "Various Notes for Romantics" (Christmas 1944), "18th Century Poetry," "Milton," "Various Notes for 17th Century" (Trinity term 1945), "Lewis on Williams," "C.W. on Evelyn Underhill." 70pp.

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Unpublished. Item #18 on original inventory listing. 55pp.

Scope and Contents Includes: Untitled Shakespeare notes (May 1, 1944 and undated), "You are the Deed's Creature" (May 8, 1944), "The Ideal Production of Julius Caesar" (June 5, 1944), untitled Elizabethan play notes (undated), "On de Quincey on the knocking at the Gate in Macbeth" (undated), "What Aristotle would have thought of Hamlet" (undated), untitled Milton notes (October 20, 1944), "Johnson on...

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Unpublished. Item #18 on original inventory listing. 52pp.

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Pagination erratic in this section. Unpublished. Item #18 on original inventory listing. 49pp.

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Items #31c and 39c on original inventory listing. 10pp. and one bound volume of 160pp.

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"The Figure of Arthur in English Literature" [Perhaps the lectures C.S. Lewis gave shortly after Williams’s death? Or lectures by Williams himself? Author of notes unknown.] Material from the Archive of the Charles Williams Society. (Item #31d on original inventory listing.) 5pp.

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Notes on Williams’s Oxford lectures on Milton. Includes a letter from Joy to Grevel Lindop. (Item #9 on original inventory listing.) 13pp.

Abstract

This collection comprises of research materials used by Grevel Lindop while writing his biography of Charles Williams titled Charles Williams: The Third Inkling (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2015). Lindop provided an inventory of the materials, which is referenced throughout the finding aid to note original file locations.