Box 61
Contains 18 Results:
Bell, Edward Price - correspondence to Mary Bell, 1936-1939
Correspondence to and from Bell's wife and children, and a significant amount of writing by Mary Bell. There appear to be two collections of memoirs written about the Bells' life in London, including lively recollections of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Lawson. There are also several short stories, some titles of which are duplicated in Edward Price Bell's writing, begging the question of whether Bell shopped Mary's writing under his name, or vice-versa.
Bell, Edward Price - correspondence to Tullona Bell, 1939-1940
Correspondence to and from Bell's wife and children, and a significant amount of writing by Mary Bell. There appear to be two collections of memoirs written about the Bells' life in London, including lively recollections of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Lawson. There are also several short stories, some titles of which are duplicated in Edward Price Bell's writing, begging the question of whether Bell shopped Mary's writing under his name, or vice-versa.
Bell, Edward Price, Jr. - correspondence, 1930-1941, n.d.
Correspondence to and from Bell's wife and children, and a significant amount of writing by Mary Bell. There appear to be two collections of memoirs written about the Bells' life in London, including lively recollections of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Lawson. There are also several short stories, some titles of which are duplicated in Edward Price Bell's writing, begging the question of whether Bell shopped Mary's writing under his name, or vice-versa.
Bell, Edward Price, Jr. - diary, 1931
Correspondence to and from Bell's wife and children, and a significant amount of writing by Mary Bell. There appear to be two collections of memoirs written about the Bells' life in London, including lively recollections of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Lawson. There are also several short stories, some titles of which are duplicated in Edward Price Bell's writing, begging the question of whether Bell shopped Mary's writing under his name, or vice-versa.
Bell, Edward Price, Jr. - essays, notes, 1931, n.d.
Correspondence to and from Bell's wife and children, and a significant amount of writing by Mary Bell. There appear to be two collections of memoirs written about the Bells' life in London, including lively recollections of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Lawson. There are also several short stories, some titles of which are duplicated in Edward Price Bell's writing, begging the question of whether Bell shopped Mary's writing under his name, or vice-versa.
Bell, Edward Price, Jr. - "Reminiscences and Thoughts" (re: growing up in London and his father's work) see oversize box 4, n.d.
Correspondence to and from Bell's wife and children, and a significant amount of writing by Mary Bell. There appear to be two collections of memoirs written about the Bells' life in London, including lively recollections of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Lawson. There are also several short stories, some titles of which are duplicated in Edward Price Bell's writing, begging the question of whether Bell shopped Mary's writing under his name, or vice-versa.
Bell, John Addison- correspondence (includes 2 letters from Thornton Wilder), 1915-1935, n.d.
Correspondence to and from Bell's wife and children, and a significant amount of writing by Mary Bell. There appear to be two collections of memoirs written about the Bells' life in London, including lively recollections of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Lawson. There are also several short stories, some titles of which are duplicated in Edward Price Bell's writing, begging the question of whether Bell shopped Mary's writing under his name, or vice-versa.
Bell, John Addison - passport, 1921
Correspondence to and from Bell's wife and children, and a significant amount of writing by Mary Bell. There appear to be two collections of memoirs written about the Bells' life in London, including lively recollections of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Lawson. There are also several short stories, some titles of which are duplicated in Edward Price Bell's writing, begging the question of whether Bell shopped Mary's writing under his name, or vice-versa.
Bell, Mary - correspondence - incoming, 1915-1919
Correspondence to and from Bell's wife and children, and a significant amount of writing by Mary Bell. There appear to be two collections of memoirs written about the Bells' life in London, including lively recollections of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Lawson. There are also several short stories, some titles of which are duplicated in Edward Price Bell's writing, begging the question of whether Bell shopped Mary's writing under his name, or vice-versa.
Bell, Mary - correspondence - incoming, 1925-1939
Correspondence to and from Bell's wife and children, and a significant amount of writing by Mary Bell. There appear to be two collections of memoirs written about the Bells' life in London, including lively recollections of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Lawson. There are also several short stories, some titles of which are duplicated in Edward Price Bell's writing, begging the question of whether Bell shopped Mary's writing under his name, or vice-versa.
Bell, Mary - correspondence - incoming, 1940-1951, n.d.
Correspondence to and from Bell's wife and children, and a significant amount of writing by Mary Bell. There appear to be two collections of memoirs written about the Bells' life in London, including lively recollections of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Lawson. There are also several short stories, some titles of which are duplicated in Edward Price Bell's writing, begging the question of whether Bell shopped Mary's writing under his name, or vice-versa.
Bell, Mary - correspondence - outgoing to Edward Price Bell, 1923-1935, n.d.
Correspondence to and from Bell's wife and children, and a significant amount of writing by Mary Bell. There appear to be two collections of memoirs written about the Bells' life in London, including lively recollections of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Lawson. There are also several short stories, some titles of which are duplicated in Edward Price Bell's writing, begging the question of whether Bell shopped Mary's writing under his name, or vice-versa.
Bell, Mary - correspondence - outgoing, general, 1930-1940
Correspondence to and from Bell's wife and children, and a significant amount of writing by Mary Bell. There appear to be two collections of memoirs written about the Bells' life in London, including lively recollections of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Lawson. There are also several short stories, some titles of which are duplicated in Edward Price Bell's writing, begging the question of whether Bell shopped Mary's writing under his name, or vice-versa.
Bell, Mary - correspondence - outgoing, general, 1941-1947
Correspondence to and from Bell's wife and children, and a significant amount of writing by Mary Bell. There appear to be two collections of memoirs written about the Bells' life in London, including lively recollections of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Lawson. There are also several short stories, some titles of which are duplicated in Edward Price Bell's writing, begging the question of whether Bell shopped Mary's writing under his name, or vice-versa.
Bell, Mary - correspondence - outgoing, general, 1951, n.d.
Correspondence to and from Bell's wife and children, and a significant amount of writing by Mary Bell. There appear to be two collections of memoirs written about the Bells' life in London, including lively recollections of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Lawson. There are also several short stories, some titles of which are duplicated in Edward Price Bell's writing, begging the question of whether Bell shopped Mary's writing under his name, or vice-versa.
Bell, Mary - diary, 1926
Correspondence to and from Bell's wife and children, and a significant amount of writing by Mary Bell. There appear to be two collections of memoirs written about the Bells' life in London, including lively recollections of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Lawson. There are also several short stories, some titles of which are duplicated in Edward Price Bell's writing, begging the question of whether Bell shopped Mary's writing under his name, or vice-versa.
Bell, Mary - diary, 1942
Correspondence to and from Bell's wife and children, and a significant amount of writing by Mary Bell. There appear to be two collections of memoirs written about the Bells' life in London, including lively recollections of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Lawson. There are also several short stories, some titles of which are duplicated in Edward Price Bell's writing, begging the question of whether Bell shopped Mary's writing under his name, or vice-versa.
Bell, Mary - diary, 1943
Correspondence to and from Bell's wife and children, and a significant amount of writing by Mary Bell. There appear to be two collections of memoirs written about the Bells' life in London, including lively recollections of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Lawson. There are also several short stories, some titles of which are duplicated in Edward Price Bell's writing, begging the question of whether Bell shopped Mary's writing under his name, or vice-versa.