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This third collection in the Family History Series (Jane Austen and the Brontes have already been published), is a five-volume set which looks at the cultural and biographical background to Thomas Hardy, embracing rare and out-of-print books, pamphlets and journal articles. Together these original sources include important writings and interviews on Hardy by family and friends, covering his life... Read more
Some Recollections [1961] Emma Hardy, Diaries [1985] Emma Hardy, Real Conversations [1904] William Archer, Talks with Thomas Hardy at Max Gate 1920-1922 [1928] Vere H. Collins, Thomas Hardy's Wessex [1913] Hermann Lea, Folkways in Thomas Hardy [1931] Ruth Firor, Dorsetshire Folklore [1922] J.S. Udal, Providence and Mr Hardy [1966] Lois Deacon and Terry Coleman, Thomas Hardy: A Study of his Writings and their Background [1938] William Rutland, A Thomas Hardy Dictionary [1911] F. Outwin Saxelby, Music in Thomas Hardy's Life and Work [1940] Elna Sherman, Thomas Hardy as Musician [1940] Eva Mary Grew, Florence Hardy and the Max Gate Circle [1980] Margeurite Roberts, The Hoffman Papers [1981] Michael Rabiger, The Youth of Thomas Hardy [1984] John Doheny, Thomas Hardy's Relatives and their Times [1989] John Doheny, A Call on Thomas Hardy's Sister [1970] D.J. Winslow, Hardy's Residences and Lodgings [1992] Fran Chalfont
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