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Tolkien, J. R. R. (John Ronald Reuel), 1892-1973
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The file comprises papers found in the Library of David Jones which was deposited at the National Library of Wales in 1975 (see The Library of David Jones. A Catalogue, 1995). They include galley proofs of 'Religious Enthusiasm' by Christopher Dawson with manuscript corrections by David Jones; University of Wales Press copy of O'Donnell lectures, 'Angles and Britons' by J R R Tolkien, 1963, with manuscript notes by David Jones; 'For the pyre at Oeta' a poem by Harman Grisewood; typescript article 'La reve du Simple Soldat Clitus' translated by Professor Louis Bonnerot; typescript article by Saunders Lewis, 'A note on the asumption', 1951; typescript poem by Mrs I K Moon, 1941; BBC radio broadcast script of 'The dying God' series, 1951; typescript review of Lucerna: studies of some problems in the early history of England by H. P. R. Finberg, 1964; and newspaper cuttings, 1950-1967.

Grisewood, Harman, 1906-1997

Seven Tolkien songs for voice and piano,

Ink manuscripts of the following: 'Strider: for alto or baritone voice', 1972; 'The song of the eagle: for tenor voice, chorus ad lib and piano'; 1971, 'Fisherman's song: for high voice and piano', 1968; 'Namarië ' (afterwards 'Farewell to Lorien'), a farewell for high voice and piano', 1972; 'Drinking song: for two voices or chorus and piano'; 'The covering of the darkness: song of a prisoner in a high tower for baritone soloist and piano', 1972, afterwards entitled 'Song of the prisoner from The return of the King' (photocopy).

Songs of the mark : : for male choir and piano,

Ink full score with the title 'Act three' which was according to the composer's notes 'intended to form a prelude to a section of The Lord of the rings'. Ink score of 'Burial song/chant' for baritone soloist, male chorus and piano, dated May 1972.

words by J. R. R. Tolkien.