MS 5678 Papers of Dorothy Green (1915-1991)
Title
Papers of Dorothy Green
Date Range
1943-1990
Extent
12.42 m. (85 boxes, 1 carton, 1 folio)
Access
Part available for research (Subseries 2A Folder 31; Subseries 2C; Subseries 2E; Series 5; Series 9 - 12; Subseries 13B - 13C; Subseries 13E - 13I; Series 14 - 15); part requires permission for research (Series 1; Subseries 2A Folders 1 - 30, 32 - 62 + card index; Subseries 2B; Subseries 2D; Subseries 2F - 2G; Series 3; Series 4; Series 6 - 8; Subseries 13A; Subseries 13D).
Scope and Content
The collection includes material relating to Green's career as a journalist; as co-principal of
Presbyterian Girl's College in Warwick, Queensland; and as a lecturer in Australian, English and
American literature in Monash University, the Australian National University and the Australian
Defence Force Academy. There is also material pertaining to Green's diverse interests and
research, as well as personal, financial and family papers.
Provenance
Some papers were given by Dorothy Green to the Library in various consignments between
1981 and 1990. The bulk of the material (80 boxes, one carton and one folio) was purchased by
the Library from Dorothy Green's children following her death in 1991.
Related Material
It should be noted that other papers of Dorothy Green are held in the Australian Defence Force
Academy Library, Canberra
The National Library holds the papers of Green's husband, H.M. Green, at MS 3925. Papers of Henry Handel Richardson are held at MS 133, papers of Martin Boyd are held at MS 6810, and records of the Australian Society of Authors are held at MS 4572.
Dorothy Auchterlonie was born in County Durham, England, in 1915 and educated
in England and at Sydney University. In 1944 she married H.M. Green, the
University Librarian at the University of Sydney. She worked as a reader,
journalist and news editor with the News Service of the ABC (1942-49) and was
co-principal of the Presbyterian Girls' College in Warwick, Queensland
(1955-60). She was a lecturer in Australian, English and American literature
at Monash University (1961-63), the Australian National University (1964-72)
and the Australian Defence Force Academy (1979-87).
Green's publications included The music of love: critical essays on
literature and life (1984), Ulysses bound: a study of Henry Handel Richardson and her fiction (1986) and Descent of spirit: writing of E.L.
Grant Watson (1990). She also produced a revised edition of her husband's
A History of Australian literature (1984-85).
Green died in 1991.
Series Title
1 Correspondence, 1943-90
2 Literary works
2A Ulysses bound: a study of Henry Handel Richardson and her fiction, 1969-90
2B Martin Boyd, 1964-80
2C The music of love
2D A history of Australian literature (revised edition)
2E Book reviews and articles, 1961-89
2F Notebooks, [n.d.]
2G Miscellaneous drafts
3 Personal, financial and family papers, 1928-81
4 Journalism and teaching, 1943-1968
5 Monash University, 1961-63
6 Australian National University, 1965-79
7 Australian Defence Force Academy, 1983-89
8 Lectures, [n.d.]
9 Literature Board, 1967-89
10 Australian Society of Authors, 1981-85
11 Association for the Study of Australian Literature, 1980-88
12 Conferences, Seminars and Public Lectures, 1948-88
13 Research material
13A John Cawte, 1982-90
13B Environmental issues, 1984-89
13C Nuclear disarmament and peace movement, 1981-86
13D Philosophy and religion, 1977-89
13E Education, 1965-84
13F Drama and poetry reading, 1965-70
13G Aborigines, 1968-80
13H Writings by others, 1977-87
13I Miscellaneous, 1969-88
14 Newspaper cuttings, photocopies and printed material, 1964-77
15 Miscellaneous items
Series 1. Correspondence, 1943-90
Some of the letters appear to have been kept in separate groups. To keep this
original order, the correspondence has been arranged into the following
categories: alphabetical order according to the names of the major
correspondents, chronological order, and business correspondence.
The major correspondents include Diana Baillieu, Barbara Barnes, Martin Boyd,
Alec Bolton, Jenny Bosse, Jennifer and Geoff Campbell, Janet Carden, Clem
Christesen, Betty Combie, R.D. FitzGerald, A.D. Hope, Margaret Lewis, James
McAuley, Joy MacMillan, Greg and Ruth Paris, Elizabeth Perkins, Christina
Stead, Kylie Tennant and Judith Wright.
The business correspondence contains letters from publishers as well as other
writers. They include Allen and Unwin, Angus and Robertson, ANU Press and
Quadrant. Some of the correspondents are George Munster, Brian Chugg,
Sara Dowse, Gwen Harwood, Barry Roberts and Elizabeth Webby. See Appendix I.
Series 2. Literary works
The papers in this series have been arranged into the following subseries:
Subseries 2A. Ulysses bound: a study of Henry Handel Richardson and her
fiction, 1969-90
Published by Allen & Unwin, 1986
Correspondence, notes, drafts, research material, cuttings, author and galley
proofs, and photocopies pertaining to the book. The research material includes
photocopies of correspondence between Walter Lindsay Richardson and his family
(1859-79). There is also a large body of correspondence with William Norris,
who shared the same interest in Henry Handel Richardson. Norris also sent
Green cuttings and photocopies pertaining to Richardson. The correspondents
include Clem Christesen, Geoff Serle, Margaret Capon, Olga Roncoroni, and
Walter, Mary and Patrick Neustatter. See Appendix II.
Subseries 2B. 'Martin Boyd', 1966-75 (not published)
Correspondence, drafts, typescripts, notes, photocopies and cuttings for a
proposed book on the novelist Martin Boyd. The correspondents include Martin
Boyd, Arthur Boyd, Phyllis Boyd, Gerry A. Wilkes, Paul de Serville, Rodney
Wetherell and Reverend J. Guidera. The typescripts include copies of articles
by Green, Brenda Niall, Patricia Dobrez and Pamela Ruskin. (11 folders)
Subseries 2C. The music of Love
Published by Penguin Books, 1984
The series includes drafts, typescripts and photocopies. Some of the essays
included in the book had been published as separate articles. (4 folders)
Subseries 2D. A history of Australian literature
Published by Angus and Robertson, 1984-85.
The two volumes were originally written by H.M. Green and published in 1962.
The series contains research notes, photocopies and roneoed material which were
used in this revised edition. Some research material was for the proposed, but
never completed, third volume. (7 folders)
Subseries 2E. Drafts of reviews and articles, 1961-89
Most of the reviews and articles were published in the Canberra Times
and some of them were used in The music of love. The series includes
drafts, photocopies, cuttings and copies of Green's letters to the editor of
the Canberra Times. (24 folders)
Subseries 2F. Notebooks [n.d.]
The notebooks contain drafts and notes.
Subseries 2G. Miscellaneous drafts and notes [n.d.]
This series contains drafts and notes on various subjects including Christina
Stead (typescript of 'Chaos, or a dancing star' by Green and a copy of Chris
Williams draft of her book Christina Stead), Joyce Carey (for other
material on Carey see Series 7), Joseph Furphy, Ginger Meggs, Henry Kendall,
Alexander Pope, William Dunbar and a typescript 'Franois Villon: ruffian,
robber, murderer and poet'. (17 folders)
Series 3. Personal and family papers, 1919-81
The series includes financial papers relating to the sales of properties
(including a house in Queen Street, Ulverstone, Tasmania and a unit in Punt
Road, South Yarra, Victoria, 1961-80), school certificates and prizes
(1928-32), telegrams sent on Green's wedding day (May 1944), papers relating to
visits to England (1974) and Yugoslavia (1979), drafts of Green's M.A. thesis
on Thomas Lovell Beddoes (Sydney University, 1940), miscellaneous
correspondence and miscellaneous documents of James Thompson (Auchterlonnie?,
1919-32). The correspondents include Jose Moravec and Mirko Jurak. (12
folders)
Series 4. Journalism and teaching, 1943-68
The papers relating to Green's career as a journalist (1943-52) include
typescripts of articles, typescripts of ABC news and letters from her editors,
Dorothy Drain, Esme Fenston and John Quinn.
Green was co- principal of the Presbyterian Girls' College in Warwick,
Queensland (1957-60). The papers include cuttings, photographs and letters of
Constance Mackness. (8 folders)
Series 5. Monash University, 1961-63
This small series comprises a copy of Green's letter of application for the
position of lecturership in English and Australian literature, roneoed
material, drafts and cuttings. (9 folders)
Series 6. Australian National University, 1965-79
Notes, drafts, roneoed material and photocopies used for teaching Australian
literature, Greek and medieval drama. (7 folders)
Series 7. Australian Defence Force Academy, 1983-89
The series includes typescripts and drafts of lectures and tutorials (eg.
William Blake, Joyce Carey, Emily Dickinson, Anna Broadstreet and Ed Taylor),
drafts of papers given at seminars and conferences (eg. 'Language and inner
life', 'The shock of battle', 'Gorbachev's Vladivostock initiative',
'Directions in Australian literary criticism and scholarship' and a seminar on
the poet Francis Webb) and correspondence. The correspondents include W.G.
Spooner, D.L. Moore and Kevin McBrearty. There is also some correspondence
with John Cawte, Michael Dudley and Rosemary Dobson concerning the seminar on
Francis Webb in 1983, and copies of Webb's letters to Clem Christesen
(1961-70). See Appendix III.
Series 8. Lectures [n.d.]
Dorothy Green's drafts of mostly unidentified lectures. The papers in this
series were acquired by the Library in 1987. See Appendix IV.
Series 9. Literature Board, 1967-89
Green received a grant from the Literature Board of the Australia Council in
1979 to work on the new edition of A history of Australian literature
and was made an Emeritus Fellow in 1984. The series comprises circulars,
leaflets and correspondence. The correspondents include Michael Costigan,
Elaine Lindsay, Tom Shapcott, Irene Stevens, Kevin Waddell, W.R. Cumming and
A.A. Staley. (3 folders)
Series 10. Australian Society of Authors, 1981-85
Green was a member of the Society. The series contains newsletters, copies of
Australian Author (1982-85), roneoed material and circulars. (4
folders)
Series 11. Association for the Study of Australian Literature, 1980-88
Dorothy Green was a member of ASAL. The series includes papers written and
delivered by Green at the conferences ('A living history?' a keynote address
given at ASAL 87 in Launceston and 'The road not taken?' a paper given at ASAL
88 in Sydney), a copy of a talk by Judith Wright given at ASAL 85 and
miscellaneous material relating to the Association. (7 folders)
Series 12. Conferences, seminars and public lectures, 1948-88
The earliest conference paper found in this series is the U.N. Economic
Commission for Asia and the Far East Lapstone Conference (1948), which Green
attended on behalf of the ABC news service. Other conferences represented in
the series include the National Identity Conference at the University of
Queensland (1968), the Conference on the Teaching of Australian Literature at
James Cook University of Northern Queensland (1971) and a symposium at the
Salamanca Arts Festival in Hobart (1973). (15 folders)
Series 13. Research material
The types of material found in this series reflect Green's diverse interests.
Some of the papers were sent to Green by other writers and researchers because
of her interest in the subjects. (12 folders)
The series has been arranged into the
following subseries:
Subseries 13A. John Cawte, 1982-90
John Cawte was an Associate Professor of Psychiatry at the Prince Henry
Hospital at the University of New South Wales, who appears to have shared
literary (eg. the poet Francis Webb) and other interests (eg. mental illness)
with Green. The series comprises Cawte's letters to Green, photocopies (mostly
published articles written by Cawte), cuttings and printed material. (8
folders)
Subseries 13B. Environmental issues, 1984-89
The series includes a typescript by Green 'Conditioned man' [n.d.], leaflets,
photocopies and printed material. ( 3 folders)
Subseries 13C. Peace movement and nuclear disarmament
Green had a strong interest in the peace and nuclear disarmament
movement. The series includes typescripts by Green (including 'Aspidistra and
coca cola': a speech delivered at the meeting of the Australian Association for
Armed Neutrality in April 1988 and 'Nuclear war: a personal view': a paper
delivered at a conference in Wollongong in September 1982), articles and
letters by Alex Carey, material pertaining to the Australian Council of
Churches, cuttings, photocopies and printed material (eg. Peace dossier,
1982-86 and Peace studies, 1984-85). See Appendix V.
Subseries 13D. Philosophy and religion, 1977-89
Notebook, typescript by Green on Harold F. Stewart and printed material. (3
folders)
Subseries 13E. Education, 1965-84
Typescripts (including 'A way of living or an article of commerce?' by Green),
roneoed and printed material. (4 folders)
Subseries 13F. Drama and poetry reading, 1965-70
Notes, cuttings, photocopies, roneoed material concerning the production of
'Everyman' in Canberra in 1965, the ACT Arts Council Autumn Poetry Festival in
1970 and others. (7 folders)
Subseries 13G. Aborigines
Typescripts, including 'The road not taken' by Green and 'Aborigines and
mining' by Judith Wright, and printed material. (4 folders)
Subseries 13H. Writings by others
Typescripts and photocopies sent to Green by other writers including, John
Kenneth Galbraith ('The age of uncertainties'), Humphrey McQueen (on Petrov),
J. Enoch Powell, Andrew Lohrey, Peter Newman, Tony Fitzgerald, Tony Page,
Sverker Sörlin and P.R. Stephensen. See Appendix VI.
Subseries 13I. Miscellaneous, 1969-88
Correspondence, notes, typescripts, photocopies and cuttings relating to
various topics, including immigration, Monash University's Women Biography
Project (1981-83), feminism, Word Festival, E.L. Grant Watson, Serbo-Croatia
issues and copies of Le Gay Brereton's letters to Duncan Hall (the original
letters are at NLA MS 7229). The main correspondents are Marilyn Lake, Farley
Kelly, Jean Ada and Heather E. Peek.
Series 14. Newspaper cuttings and printed material, 1964-77
Some of the cuttings had been arranged according to their subjects by
the donor and this order has been maintained. See Appendix VII.
Series 15. Miscellaneous items
This series includes various card indexes, video tapes, X-rays, a
handbag and printed material.
Appendix I
Series 1: Correpondence
Personal letters to:
Folder
1 Photocopies of letters to A.D. Hope (copied from the A.D. Hope Papers, MS 5836)
2 Letters to Judith Wright
Personal letters from:
3 Diana Baillieu, 1966-89
4 Barbara Barnes, 1978-89
5 Alec Bolton, 1977-83
6 Jenny Bosse, 1981-91
7 Jennifer and Geoff Campbell 1974
8-9 Janet Carden, 1970-83
10-19 Clem and Nina Christesen, 1955-90
20 Elspeth (Elsie) Christiansen, 1970
21 Brian Chugg, 1984-87
22-30 Betty Crombie, 1957-87
31 Joan and Cathy Carey, 1987-88
32 Sara Dowse, 1990
33 Gwen Harwood, 1990
34-43 Margaret G. Lewis, 1964-88
44 Joy McMillan, 1976-83
45 Ruth Paris, 1962-70
46-52 Elizabeth Perkins, 1964-90
53 Barry Roberts, 1990
54 Christina Stead, 1979-80
55 Christina Webby, 1990
Correspondence alphabetically arranged:
56-59 A - D 1943-88
60-68 E - P 1963-88
69-73 R-W 1953-88
Correspondence in chronological order:
Folders
74 1937-58
75-77 Cards and letters of condolences, 1962
78 Legal correspondence concerning H.M. Green, 1962-64
79 1960-69
80 1970-71
82 1972-73
83-85 1975-78
86-93 1979-85
94-102 1986-88
103-111 1989-January 1990
112-121 1990 (February- November)
122-123 1990 (December)
124 1991
125-26 n.d.
Business Correspondence
127-28 The Age, 1982-86
129 Allen & Unwin, 1985-86
130 Angus & Robertson, 1973-83
131 Australian National University Press, 1967-85
132 Australian Research Grant Scheme, 1982
133 Bulletin and Quadrant, 1978-82
134 Canberra Times, 1988
135 University of New England, 1980-83
136 George Munster, National Review
137 Correspondence with various publishers and editors, 1977-81
138 Correspondence concerning reviews, 1984-85
139-41 Miscellaneous business correpondence and copies of letters sent, 1969-87
Correspondence received 1987
142 Margaret Capon, 1976-86
143-44 R.D. FitzGerald, 1966-80
145 Nancy Kusnei (Keesing)?
146 J.P. McCauley, 1936-73
147 Walter Neustatter, 1968-75
148 Olga Roncoroni, 1969-81
149 Douglas Stewart and other poets contributing to Australian Poetry, 1968
150-52 Kylie Tennant, 1947-83
153 Judith Wright, 1982
154 Miscellaneous letters received as poetry editor, 1966
2 boxes of unsorted greeting cards
Appendix II
Series 2 part A: Ulysses bound
Folders
1-6 Letters of William Norris, 1971-89
6-7 Newspaper clippings and printed material and photocopies
from William Norris.
8 Margaret Capon, 1982-90
9 Heather Radi, 1987
10 Hanne Bock, 1977-85
11 Hanne Nielson, 1976
12 D. Clark (notes)
13 Photocopies of letters by Walter L. Richardson, 1853-76
14 Photocopies of Mary Richardson journal and letters, 1859-74
15 Photocopies of Lucinda Cheyne's letters to W.L.Richardson,
1857-63
16-18 Photocopies of W.L.Richardson correspondence 1859-79
19 Photocopies of W.L.Richardson Will and probate, 1879
20 Photocopies of W.L.Richardson commonplace book, 1870
21-22 Photocopies of old letters, notes and correspondence, 1869-74
23 Typescripts
24 Typescripts of articles and notes from A.D. Hope [n.d.]
25 Typescripts of Seminar papers
26 Typescript: The H.H. Richardson Centenary Lecture,
National Library 23 November 1970
27 'Á great liar' at PLC Melbourne, 1883-85
28 Notes and typescripts: Maurice Guest
29-30 Miscellaneous notes
31 Songs by H.H.R.
32 Author's proof (H.H.R. material)
33 Photocopies of H.H.R. photographs
34-35 Printed and photocopies of articles
36 Olga Maria Roncoroni
37 Draft article on H.H.R. [n.d]
38 Draft for 'Pot and Kettle' (published in Overlander)
39 'At home nowhere': H.H. Richardson
40 'Anti-vaccination and syphilis', transcript, New England 1985
41 Letters of Geoff Serle and Clem Christesen commenting on
Ulysses bound, 1973
42 Photocopies of articles by Elizabeth Summons
43 Reviews, 1973-74
44 Australian Dictionary of Biography: entry on H.H. Richardson
45-47 Writers Week - Adelaide, 1977-78
Folder
48 Correspondence, typescript and printed material
48 Newspaper cuttings and five envelopes of photographs
of H.H. Richardson
49-53 Ulysses bound - annotated typescript draft
53-62 Ulysses bound - galley proof
1 Box of Card indexes
Appendix III
Series 7: Australian Defence Force Academy
English Literature
Folder
1 William Blake
2 Joyce Cary
3 Samuel Taylor Coleridge
4 William Congreve
5 Joseph Conrad
6 John Dryden
7-8 George Eliot
9 T.S. Eliot
10-11 Ralph Emerson
12 Robert Frost
13 Thomas Hardy
14 James Joyce
15 John Keats
16 Walt Whitman
17 E.A. Robinson
18 Othello
19 Percy Shelley
20 Oscar Wilde
21 David Williamson
22 William Wordsworth
23-24 American Poetry
25-29 English I: Poetry
30-31 English I: Fiction
32-33 English tutorials
34 English miscellaneous
35-36 English comedy
37 16th century prose
38 Bush ballads
39-40 Courses
41 Seminar on 'Language and inner light', 1985
42 Seminar Australian studies, 1986
43-45 Seminar: 'The shock of battle', 1989
46 ADFA Symposium: 'Gorbachov's Vladivostov initiative', 1987
47 Conference: 'Direction in Australian literature'
48-49 Seminar: 'Francis Webb', 1983
50 Letter of Rosemary Dobson concerning F. Webb, 1983
51 Papers of D.M. Dudley
52 Copies of F. Webb letters to Clem Christesen 1961-70
53-54 Correspondence, 1979-83
Appendix IV
Series 8: Lectures
Folder
1 Five Elizabethan comedies
2 'The crucible' (Arthur Miller)
3 American drama
4 Various notes
5 'The white devil' (John Webster)
6 Henrik Ibsen
7 'The playboy of the Western world' (Synge)
8 Christopher Marlowe
9 Shakespeare
10 Ben Jonson, T.S. Eliot and The New Fortune (brochure)
11-12 Shakespeare
13 Shakespeare and the Elizabethan stage
14 Development of English prose and Elizaethan tragedy
15 Introduction to Swift
16 Designing stages and modern Australian plans
17 John Donne, Hakluyt to Donne
18 Thomas Browne
19 Ninteenth century literature
20 Prose extracts
21 Prose general
22 The development of the English prose sentence
Religio medici - an outline
23 Prose passages and extracts
24 Miscellaneous notes and press cuttings
Appendix V
Series 13 part C: Peace movement
Folder
12-13 Correspondence, 1981-86
14 Typescripts by Dorothy Green and by Alex Carey
15-18 Letters and writings by A. Carey
19-22 Australian Council of Churches
23 Vietnam
24 Article by M.and B. Danielsson [n.d.}
25 Photocopies of leaflet from Mary Cassini
26 WANA symposium, 1988
27 WANA meeting, 1987
28 Writers seminar, 1986
29 Typed draft of address to the Australian Association for
Armed Neutrality
30 Typed draft of articles
31 Letter and proposed article for National Times, 1983
32 Nuclear war: a personal view, paper delivered at a
conference in Wollongong, 1982
33 'Aspiditra and coca cola' a speech delivered at a meeting
of the AAAN, 1988
34-35 Photocopies and cuttings
36 Miscellaneous papers, photocopies and printed material from
meeting, 9 February 1983
37-42 Miscellaneous
3 boxes (64-66) of printed material and newspaper clippings
Appendix VI
Series 13 H: Writings by others
Folder
61 Tony Fitzgerald, 1984
62 Andrew Lohrey, 1984
63 John K. Galbraith, 1977
64 Typescript on Petrov by H.McQueen
65 Peter Newman
66 Tony Page
67 J. Enoch Powell
68 Suerker Sorlin, 1988
69 Article by P.R. Stephensen
70 Papers by others
71 Emily Martilda Manning
Appendix VII
Series 14: Newspaper cuttings-literary subjects
Folder 1 Aesthetics, Beauty
American literature: general
American literature: prose
American Literature: verse
Andersen, Hans Christian
Arnold, Matthew
Auden, W.H.
Austen, Jane
Barrie, J.M.
Brontes
Bennett, Arnold
Best sellers
Biography
Biology
Bridges, Robert
Browning, Robert
Butler, Samuel
Folder 2 Carlyle, Thomas
Carey, Joyce
Censorship
Chesterton, G.K.
Chekhov, Anton
Classics
Conan Doyle, Arthur
Coward, Noel
Crabbe, George
Criticism
Davies, W.H.
De la Mare, Walter
Detective stories
Folder 3 Dickens, Charles
Dickinson, Emily
Donne, John
Dostoevsky, Fyodor
Dreiser, Theodore
Drama
Dryden, John
Dunsany, Lord
Folder 3 Education
Eighteenth century
Eliot, George
Eliot, T.S.
Folder 4 Essayists
Existentialism
Fantasies, Space
Faulkner, William
Fiction
Fielding, Henry
Films
French literature
Frost, Robert
Galsworthy, John
German literature
Graves, Robert
Folder 5 Hardy, Thomas
Hemingway, Ernest
History
Hopkins, G.M.
Housman, A.E.
Hudson, W.H.
Huxley, Aldous
Ibsen, Henrik
Irish literature
Folder 6 Jacobs, W.W.
James, Henry
Joyce, James
Keats, John
Kipling, Rudyard
Language
Lawrence, D.H.
Lewis, C.S.
Lewis, Wyndham
Folder 7 Literature : History 1 and 2
Literature today
London, Jack
Mann, Thomas
Folder 7 Mansfield, Katherine
Masefield, John
Maugham, W.S.
Melville, Herman
Meredith, George
Milton, John
Miscellaneous
Folder 8 Moore, George
Morgan, Charles
O'Casey, Sean
O'Neill, Eugene
Pater, Walter
Personality
Poe, Edgar Alan
Poetry
Pound, Ezra
Pre-Raphaelites
Priestley, J.B.
Folder 9 Proust, Marcel
Puritanism
Richardson, D.M.
Romanticism and Classicism
Russell, Countess
Russell, G.W., "Æ"
Russian literature
Sainsbury, George
Scholarship
Scott, Walter
Sentimentalism
Shakespeare, William
Shaw, G.B.
Shelley, Percy
Sitwell, Edith
Spender, Stephen
Stapledon, Olaf
Sterne, Laurence
Stevenson, R.L.
Strachey, L.
Style
Folder 9 Tennyson, Alfred
Tolstoi, Leo
Folder 10 Turgenev, Ivan
Turner, W.J.
Twain, Mark
Verse - modern
Whitman, Walt
Wilder, Thornton
Wolfe, Humbert
Woolf, Virginia
Folder 11 Yeats, W.B.
Newspaper Cuttings: General
Folder 12 Aborigines
Academic tenure
Adams (Guilt)
Folder 13 Afghanistan
Agriculture business
AIDS
Airlines policy
Antarctica
Argentina
Arms industry - firearms
Art in Australia
Asian studies
Australia card
Folder 14 Bicentennial (Aborigines, Cook)
Biography
Bjelke Petersen, Johannes
Boredom (Graham Greene)
Burchett, Wilfrid
Canberra - history, literacy, etc.
Folder 15 Capitalism
Cartoonists (Leunig)
Casino
Cervical cancer
Chemical warfare
Children (cruelty
Chile
China (Beijing massacres)
Folder 16 Churches: Catholic
Churches: Russian Orthodox
Civil liberties: police powers
Clark, Manning: Hughes, Helen
Computers: artificial intelligence
Computers: education
Computers: electronic democracy
Constitution (U.S. and Australian)
Folder 17 Daltons Bookshop
Defamation
Defence (including Pine Gap)
Disarmament (WANA)
Disinformation
Dresden
Drugs
Duntroon: RMC
Folder 18 Ecological/environmental
Economy
Education
Elections
Empire (End of)
Folder 19 Families
Fiji - New Caledonia
Food irradiation
Forest devastation
Freedom of information
French nuclear tests
Furlong, Hillary (Australian Film Commission)
Folder 20 Gardening
Genetic engineering
Gerrymander (Qld)
Gilmore, Mary
Graduate Tax
Gray, Robert
Green Paper (Education)
Folder 20 Green house effects
Greer, Germaine
Gulf War (Arms Bazaar)
Folder 21 Hall, Rodney
Hawke, R.J.
Hawke Government record
Hayden, Bill
Health: Irradiation
Health: Women's health service
Hippocratic Oath
History (Road to Botany Bay)
Hope, A.D.
Hunger
Folder 22 Information Revolution
Inglis, Amirah
Investments
India (wife burning)
Indonesia
Insects
Iran scandal
IVF
Japan
Khomeini
Korean
Kramer, Leonie
Folder 23 Labor Party betrayals
Langmore, John
Language/s
Lapps
Legal system (including Staples)
Levi, Primo
Libraries
Litaracy: adult
Literary: history
Literary: magazines
Literature
Literature Board
Loneliness
Folder 24 MacArthur myth
Macmahon Ball, William
McQueen, Humphrey
Maralinga
Marshall Islands
Media
Medicine
Memory
Miscellaneous
Monarchy
Moral irresponsibility
Multiculturalism
Folder 25 NCDC
Nationalism
Newspapers and pornography
Nicaragua
Nuclear power
Nuclear ships visit
Nuclear war
Folder 26 Ollif, Lorna
Papandreou, Andreas
Paraguay
Parliamentary education inservice network
Parliament House
Folder 27 Peace activities
Petrov case
Physics
Pilger, John
Pollution
Population explosion and peace
Poverty: child
Privatisation
Public service: Australia
Publishing and the book trade
Pulp mills
Folder 28 Radiation
Refugees
Road accidents
Rushdie, Salman
Folder 28 Sakharov
Santa
Scientific research
Scientists and Science (including SANA)
Secrecy Agreements
Folder 29 Self rule for Canberra
Shopping
Social Darwinism
Social security
Soil research
South Africa
Soviet expansion (Gwyn Dyer)
Soviet Union (New Era): Chernobyl
Soviet Union: 'Greenies'
Space search
Spy Catcher
Star Wars
Stephen, Ninian
Stock market crash
Folder 30 Tankard, Meryl
Tasmania
Tax evasion
Thatcher (Budget)
Third World (Langmore)
Throssell, Ric
Trainor, Ted
Folder 31 United Nations
United States
Uranium breachers
Valentines Day
[Vidal, Gore]
Video pornography
Vietnam
Folder 32
Wall Street crash
Warden, Ian
Waste
Wealth
Whalan
Folder 32 Whitlam Dismissal (Pilger)
Wildlife trade
Wittgenstein, Ludwig
Women: general
Women: under Hitler
Wood, Robert (NDP)
Yellow rain exposed
Folder 33 Miscellaneous items
Folder 34 The Listener, 13 Jan 1977 and 30 Aug 1984
Box Series Folders
Personal letters to:
1 1 1-2
Personal letters from:
1 1 3-7
2 1 8-16
3 1 17-25
4 1 26-33
5 1 34-41
6 1 42-50
7 1 51-54
Correspondence: alphabetical
7 1 55-59
8 1 60-68
9 1 69-73
Correspondence: chronological
9 1 74-77
10 1 78-85
11 1 86-93
12 1 94-102
13 1 103-111
14 1 112-121
15 1 122-126
Business correspondence
15 1 127-130
16 1 131-141
Correspondence received 1987
85 1 142-154
Unsorted greeting cards
17-18 Ulysses bound
19 2 1-5
20 2 5-12
21 2 13-20
22 2 21-28
23 2 29-36
24 2 37-44
25 2 45-48
26 2 49-53
27 2 53-62
28 2 card index
Martin Boyd
29 2 63-73
Music of love
30 2 74-77
A history of Australian literature
30 2 78-79
31 2 80-84
Reviews and miscellaneous articles
31 2 85-86
32 2 87-94
33 2 95-101
34 2 102-109
Notebooks
35 2
Miscellaneous drafts
36 2 110-118
37 2 119-128
Family papers
38 3 1-5
39 3 6-13
Journalism and teaching
40 4 1-8
Monash University
41 5 1-9
Australian National University
42 6 1-7
Australian Defence Force Academy
43 7 1-8
44 7 9-16
45 7 17-24
46 7 25-33
47 7 34-41
48 7 42-47
49 7 48-54
Lectures
50 8 1-9
51 8 10-18
52 8 19-24
Literature Board
53 9 1-3
Australian Society of Authors
53 10 1-3
54 10 4
Association for the Study of Australian Literature
54 11 1-5
55 11 6-7
Conferences, seminars and public lectures
55 12 1-4
56 12 5-12
57 12 13-15
Research material:
A: John Cawte
57 13 1-5
58 13 6-8
B: Environmental issues
58 13 9-11
C: Peace movement
58 13 12
59 13 13-18
60 13 19-25
61 13 26-33
62 13 34-38
63 13 39-42
Printed material
64-66 13
D: Philosophy and religion
67 13 43-45
E: Education
68 13 46-49
F: Drama and poetry
68 13 49-53
69 13 54-56
G: Aborigines
69 13 57-60
H: Writing by others
70 13 61-68
71 13 69-70
Box Series Folders
I: Miscellaneous
71 13 71-76
72 13 77-84
73 13 85-91
74 13 92-93
Newspaper cuttings: subjects
74 14 4 envelopes
75 14 1-7
76 14 8-11
Newspaper cuttings general
77 14 12-19
78 14 20-26
79 14 27-34
80 14
81-82 15
83-84 15
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