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Guide to the Kathleen Raine Papers

Processed by Special Collections staff; machine-readable finding aid created by Brooke Dykman Dockter and edited byLynette J. StoudtSpecial Collections and ArchivesThe UCI LibrariesP.O. Box 19557University of CaliforniaIrvine, California 92623-9557Phone: (949) 824-3947Fax: (949) 824-2472Email: [email protected]: http://www.lib.uci.edu/rrsc/speccoll.html 1998 (edited 2001)The Regents of the University of California. All rights reserved.NoteArts and Humanities--Literature--English LiteratureArts and Humanities--Literature--PoetryArts andHumanities--Literature--Criticism and Theory

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Guide to the Kathleen Raine Papers

Collection number: MS-L04

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University of CaliforniaIrvine, CaliforniaContact Information

Special Collections and ArchivesThe UCI LibrariesP.O. Box 19557University of CaliforniaIrvine, California 92623-9557Phone: (949) 824-3947Fax: (949) 824-2472Email: [email protected]: http://www.lib.uci.edu/rrsc/speccoll.html

Processed by:Special Collections staffDate Completed:1998Encoded by:Brooke Dykman Dockter and edited by Lynette J. Stoudt

1998 The Regents of the University of California. All rights reserved.

Descriptive SummaryTitle: Kathleen Raine Papers,Date (inclusive): ca. 1913-1986 (bulk 1950-1975)Collection number: MS-L004Creator: Raine, Kathleen, 1908-Extent: 15.6 linear feet (35 boxes)Repository: University of California, Irvine. Library. Special Collections and Archives.Irvine, California 92623-9557Shelf location: Stored offsite at SRLF. Forty-eight hours advance notice is required for access to the papers.Abstract: The papers of Kathleen Raine, English poet and Blake and Yeats scholar, include journals, correspondence,photographs, draft versions of poems, essays, reviews, critical work, and her published autobiographical trilogy. Themajority of Raine's writings in the collection focus on her careers as a poet and a literary critic. Other items reflect personallife, including family photographs, personal photographs and journals describing her dreams and her interest in seances.Language: English.AccessCollection is open for research. Forty-eight hours advance notice is required for access because materials are stored offsite.Publication rightsProperty rights reside with the University of California. Literary rights are retained by the creators of the records and theirheirs. For permissions to reproduce or to publish, please contact the Head of Special Collections and Archives.Preferred citationKathleen Raine Papers. MS-L04. Special Collections and Archives, The UC Irvine Libraries, Irvine, California. Date accessed.


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For the benefit of current and future researchers, please cite any additional information about sources consulted in thiscollection, including permanent URLs, item or folder descriptions, and box/folder locations.Acquisition informationAcquired in ten accessions, ca. 1970 to 1986.Processing historyMinimally processed by Special Collections staff. Inventory edited by Laura Clark Brown in 1998. Finding aid edited byLynette J. Stoudt in 2001.BiographyKathleen Raine, a poet and literary scholar, was born on June 14, 1908 in London. She was educated at County High Schoolin Ilford and Girton College in Cambridge and received a master's degree in natural sciences from Girton in 1929. Rainebegan her literary career as a poet, publishing her first volume of poetry, Stone and Flower: Poems 1935-43,in 1943. Shelater wrote extensively on both Yeats and Blake in works such as Yeats, The Tarot, and The Golden Dawn (1973) and FromBlake to a Vision (1979), and she frequently reviewed books by other literary scholars. She also wrote severalautobiographical works, including Farewell Happy Fields(1973), The Land Unknown (1975) and The Lion's Mouth(1977).Raine was a research fellow at Girton College from 1955 to 1961, and in 1962 she was the Andrew Mellon Lecturer at theNational Gallery of Art in Washington D.C. She received honorary doctorates from universities in the United Kingdom,France and the United States and has won numerous awards and honors, including the Harriet Monroe Memorial Prize(1952), Arts Council Award (1953), Oscar Blumenthal Prize (1961), the Smith Literary Award (1972), and the Queen's Medalfor Poetry (date unknown).Raine married and later divorced Charles Madge with whom she had two children. She resides in London as of 1998.Collection Scope and Content SummaryThe papers of Kathleen Raine, English poet and Blake and Yeats scholar, include journals, correspondence, photographs,draft versions of poems, essays, reviews, critical work, and her published autobiographical trilogy. Materials date from circa1913 to 1986, with the bulk of items dating from 1950 to 1975. The majority of Raine's writings in the collection focus onher careers as a poet and a literary critic. Other items reflect personal life, including family photographs, personalphotographs and journals describing her dreams and her interest in seances.The collection is arranged in the order in which it was received from the vendor and is therefore somewhat difficult to use.Materials in a single genre, from a particular period, and even drafts of the same work may be spread throughout thecollection.Many of Raine's writings appear in holograph notebooks in which she wrote on disparate topics. One convention she usedwas to fill an entire notebook on one side of the pages, and then to turn the notebook upside down and to fill the reversepages from the back. The container list does not indicate in which direction of the notebook a researcher will need to lookfor a specific poem or essay.Indexing TermsThe following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the library's online public access catalog.SubjectsRaine, Kathleen, 1908- --Archives.Blake, William, 1757-1827--Criticism and interpretation--Archival resources.Yeats, W.B. (William Butler), 1865-1939--Criticism and interpretation--Archival resources.Criticism--Archival resources.English literature--History and criticism--Archival resources.English poetry--20th century--Archival resources.Genres and Forms of MaterialsDiaries.Photographic prints.Poems.OccupationsPoets.Literary critics.

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Box1, Folder1 Journal begins Wednesday, May 16, [?].Box1, Folder1 Pen and ink sketch of a woman with arms outstretched towards bird, Leon Hartl to

Kathleen Raine.Box1, Folder1 Letter to Kathleen from Polly [?] concerning Raine's astrological chart.Box1, Folder2 Journal: June 2-June 19 [?]Box1, Folder3 Journal: May 30-June 23, [?]Box1, Folder4 Journal begins October 25, 1950. Last entry December 19th. Comments dated 1969 in

margins.Box1, Folder5 Journal begins March 29, [?]. Comments dated 1969.Box1, Folder5 Text for song, "May Song It Flourish" from Finnegan's Wake by James Joyce, music by

Willard Roosevelt.Box1, Folder6 Journal begins May 8, [?]Box1, Folder6 Telegram to Raine from Elliott, (May 27, 1962).Box2, Folder1 Journal including drafts of poems "Of All Lots, Do Any Remain Undrawn" and "Adriatic

(Corfu) July 21, 1964."Box2, Folder2 Journal begins July 11, 1962.Box2, Folder3 Journal (ca. 1961)Box2, Folder4 Journal begins January 2, 1962.Box2, Folder4 Letter to John [?] from Helen [?] (January 17, 1972)Box2, Folder5 Journal begins February 17, 1964.Box3, Folder1 Journal (October 6, 1964 to Easter 1965)Box3, Folder2 Journal begins April 18, 1965.Box3, Folder3 Journal (August 7-December 14, 1965)Box3, Folder4 Journal (April 6-September 8, 1966), including poems "Gulls;" "Song in the Myxolydian

Mode;" and an untitled poem beginning "I heard a song."Box3, Folder5 Journal (April 13-July 1967) including poems.Box4, Folder1 Manuscript poetry book, with an inscription by Helen Sutherland. Included is a signed

manuscript poem by Brian O'Rourke.Box4, Folder1 Note. The asterisked poems are included in Six Dreams and Other Poems and Ninfa

Revisited (Enitharmon Press 1968).Box4, Folder1 PoemsBox4, Folder1 *"A Dream"Box4, Folder1 "Once Upon Earth the Grail"Box4, Folder1 *"A Contemporary Image"Box4, Folder1 *"The Sword"Box4, Folder1 *"Moon"Box4, Folder1 *"Hieros Gumas"Box4, Folder1 *"By the River Eden"Box4, Folder1 *"The Harmony"Box4, Folder1 *"Words for the Boatman of Lough Key"Box4, Folder1 *"The Gulls"Box4, Folder1 "Good Friday, Chelsea 1968"Box4, Folder1 *"Ninfa Revisited"Box4, Folder1 "Told in a Dream"Box4, Folder1 "To G in Answer to a Letter"Box4, Folder1 "For the Bride"Box4, Folder1 "The Scent of Orange Blossoms at Ninfa"Box4, Folder1 "Seen from the Window of a Railway Carriage"Box4, Folder1 "Heirloom"Box4, Folder1 "The Lost"Box4, Folder1 "Big Tower"Box4, Folder1 "Old Age"Box4, Folder1 "The Roman Wall Revisited"Box4, Folder1 "A Painting by Winifred Nicholson"Box4, Folder1 "The River"Box4, Folder1 "Homage to C.G. Jung"Box4, Folder1 "Man's Chief Need"

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Box4, Folder1 "The Return"Box4, Folder1 "A Dream of Roses"Box4, Folder1 "The Dead"Box4, Folder1 "A Bad Crossing"Box4, Folder1 "Dream Episode"Box4, Folder1 "Greek Holy Week Hymn"Box4, Folder1 "Crossing to Canna in a North Easterly Gale"Box4, Folder1 "In an Old Garden"Box4, Folder1 "Judas Tree"Box4, Folder1 "I Felt Under My Old Breasts"Box4, Folder1 "A House of Music"Box4, Folder1 "Oreads"Box4, Folder1 "A Bad Dream"Box4, Folder1 "Iona"Box4, Folder1 "Message"Box4, Folder1 "On an Ancient Isle"Box4, Folder1 "Letter to Pierre Emmanuel"Box4, Folder1 PoemsBox4, Folder2 "Good Friday in Chelsea"Box4, Folder2 "Ninfa Revisited"Box4, Folder2 "Told in a Dream"Box4, Folder2 "Five Golden Wishes to Katherine and Francis"Box4, Folder2 "To G in answer to a letter"Box4, Folder2 "To G.H." ("To G in Answer to a letter")Box4, Folder2 "Told in a Dream" (Ninfa Revisited)Box4, Folder2 "Ninfa Revisited" (Good Friday in Chelsea)Box4, Folder2 "Good Friday in Chelsea"Box4, Folder3 "The Dead"Box4, Folder3 "A Dream of Roses"Box4, Folder3 "A Bad Crossing"Box4, Folder3 "Dream Episode"Box4, Folder3 "A House of Music"Box4, Folder3 "Oreads" (Kintail)Box4, Folder3 "Is There No Limit Then"Box4, Folder3 "A Bad Dream"Box4, Folder3 "Iona"Box4, Folder3 "Message"Box4, Folder3 "Eden Revisited"Box4, Folder3 "Letter to Pierre Emmanuel"Box4, Folder4 "Upstream"Box4, Folder4 "Homage to C.G. Jung"Box4, Folder4 "From the Beginning"Box4, Folder4 "The Return"Box4, Folder4 "Oreads" (Kintail)Box4, Folder4 "A House of Music"Box4, Folder4 "I Felt Under My Old Breasts"Box4, Folder4 "Orange Blossoms at Ninfa"Box4, Folder4 "Iona"Box4, Folder4 "Dream Episode"Box4, Folder4 "Seen from the Window of a Railway Carriage"Box4, Folder4 "Heirloom"Box4, Folder4 "Greek Holy Week Hymn"Box4, Folder4 "In an Old Garden"Box4, Folder4 "Crossing to Canna"Box4, Folder4 "Judas Tree"Box4, Folder4 "Crossing to Canna"Box4, Folder4 "Is There No Limit Then"

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Box4, Folder4 "On an Ancient Isle"Box4, Folder4 "Message"Box4, Folder4 "The Dead"Box4, Folder4 "A Bad Crossing"Box4, Folder4 "Upstream"Box4, Folder5 Selected for a Penguin Book publication.Box4, Folder6 "Falling Leaves"Box4, Folder6 "La Recherche de l'Absolu"Box4, Folder6 "A Certain Moist Nature" (in The Hollow Hill)Box4, Folder6 "Bound and Free" (in The Hollow Hill, ).Box4, Folder6 "Night Sky" (in The Hollow Hill).Box4, Folder6 "Childhood"Box4, Folder6 "Consort of Viols"Box4, Folder6 "A House of Music"Box4, Folder6 "In Answer to a Letter"Box4, Folder6 "The Return"Box4, Folder6 "Homage to C.G. Jung"Box4, Folder6 "There Shall Be No More Sea"Box4, Folder6 "The River"Box4, Folder6 "The Roman Wall Revisited"Box4, Folder6 "Old Age"Box4, Folder6 "Scent of Orange Blossoms at Ninfa"Box4, Folder6 "Good Friday, Chelsea" 1968Box4, Folder6 "Oreads"Box4, Folder6 "Iona"Box4, Folder6 "A Painting by Winifred Nicholson"Box4, Folder6 "For the Bride"Box4, Folder6 "The Gulls"Box4, Folder6 "I Felt Under My Old Breasts"Box4, Folder6 "A Bad Crossing"Box4, Folder6 "In an Old Garden"Box4, Folder6 "The Dead"Box4, Folder6 "Judas Tree"Box4, Folder6 "A Bad Dream"Box4, Folder6 "A Dream of Roses"Box4, Folder6 "Dream Episode"Box4, Folder6 Unidentified poemsBox5, Folder1 Notes on dreamsBox5, Folder1 Notes on the occultBox5, Folder1 Draft letter to [?] ListorBox5, Folder1 Untitled preso meditationBox5, Folder1 PoemsBox5, Folder1 "Message"Box5, Folder1 "Letter to Pierre Emmanuel"Box5, Folder1 "On an Ancient Isle"Box5, Folder1 "Iona"Box5, Folder2 Manuscript drafts of verse and proseBox5, Folder2 Prose notes on Thomas Taylor and Neo-PlatonismBox5, Folder2 Drafts of the poem, "Letter to Pierre Emmanuel"Box5, Folder2 Manuscript copies of some poems by W.B. Yeats with annotations regarding their

structures.Box5, Folder3 Draft of Raine's 1968 Eranos LectureBox5, Folder4 Second and third drafts of the Eranos Lecture for 1968Box5, Folder5-6 Draft of the paper "William Blake in 1969"Box5, Folder7 Notes on symbolismBox5, Folder7 Notes for a poetry reading

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Box5, Folder7 Bibliographical notes on books relating to Neo-Platonism and some comments on thissubject.

Box5, Folder7 Notes on surrealismBox5, Folder8 Draft of review of books about Samuel Palmer.Box5, Folder9 Draft of paper on William Blake and education, "The Loom of Locke"Box5,Folder10-13

Typescript drafts of "The Loom of Locke: Blake's Criticism Of Modern Education"

Box5, Folder14 "On that Unfashionable Gyro," the preface to a collection of essays.Box5, Folder15 "Samuel Palmer's Italian Honeymoon," a review of Samuel Palmer, Shoreham and After

by Carlos Peacock. Includes an alternative beginning.Box5, Folder16 Review of The Letters of William Blake, Geoffrey Keynes (ed.) and Blake: The Lyric

Poetry, by John Holloway.Box5, Folder17 Radio talk on Vernon Watkins. Broadcast on January 24, 1969.Box6, Folder1 "The Inward eye" and "The Traveling fair"Box6, Folder2 Drafts of poems, including "Wind and Fire and Rain...;" "Mary Magdalene;" and

"Epithalamion."Box6, Folder2 Diary entry (June 26, 1930)Box6, Folder2 Pencil sketch of a boyBox6, Folder3-5 "The Eternal Attributes: A Psychological Study of the Symbolism of Blake's Prophetic

Books"Box6, Folder6 "The Giant Albion."Box6, Folder7 "Golden Bird and Golden Flower"Box6, Folder7 Lists of names, possibly all poetsBox6, Folder7 Notes on Coleridge.Box6, Folder7 List of household items "Lent by Winifred"Box6, Folder7 "Quotations from Latitudes' by Edwin Minot"Box6, Folder7 Invoices for booksBox6, Folder7 Newspaper clipping, "Learned Square" about Paulton's SquareBox6, Folder7 Note to "Kathleen" from I.A.R. dated October 6, 1960Box6, Folder7 "A Note on Blake as a Myth-maker"Box6, Folder7 Drafts of poemsBox6, Folder7 "Homo Factus Est" dated November 25, 1946Box6, Folder7 "Fire Poem" dated December 1, 1946Box6, Folder7 "An End of the World" dated December 10, 1946Box6, Folder7 "Childhood"Box6, Folder7 "Moon"Box7, Folder1-3 "On a Deserted Shore"Box7, Folder4 Poems and proseBox7, Folder5 Poems, including "A Passing" (September 7, 1969)Box7, Folder6 "Visionary & dreamer. Two poetic painters. Samuel Palmer & Edward Burne-Jones."Box7, Folder7 PoemsBox7, Folder8 "Anima est ubi, amat non ubi animat".Box7, Folder9 Notebook begins, "The Hour of waiting seemed to pass like a moment"Box7, Folder10 Manuscript begins, "Of a kind, living and dead..."Box7, Folder11 Manuscript begins, "There is little poetry"Box7, Folder12 Manuscript begins, "To my love, grief" [crossed out] "Grief has its metamorphoses"Box7, Folder13 Manuscript begins, "The Physical plane; the interior energies and structure of matter..."Box8, Folder1-3 Manuscript begins, "Blake; prophet, poet, painter, engraver--and according to tradition,

composer of soups as well..."Box8, Folder4 Manuscript begins, "When I was invited by Father Arthur Thomas to give the third

Gerard Manley Hopkins Memorial lecture..."Box8, Folder5 Manuscript begins "When I was invited by Father Thomas to give the third Gerard

Manley Hopkins Memorial Lecture..."Box8, Folder6 Notes begin with list. "1. Envelope. Astrology, Correspondence, 1908-0....16 letters."Box8, Folder7 Manuscript begins, " "Listen. The Rock has been in suspense always..."Box8, Folder8 Manuscript begins, "That there is a shared inner world is evident from the character of

man's earliest art..."

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Box8, Folder9 Note begins, "The Unwritten tradition which binds the unlettered..."Box8, Folder10 Letter from Rivers Silt of The Sunday Telegraph. (November 26, 1969)Box9, Folder1-2 "Epiphanies" (Later changed to Farewell Happy Fields.)Box9, Folder3 Draft of portion of autobiographyBox9, Folder4 "Murder Was Different in Those Days," Radio Times, magazine clipping (July 19, 1973)

Concerning the Thompson-Bywaters murder.Box9, Folder5-6 Addition to autobiography, referring to Father Palmer and the suburb of Ilford and the

Thompson-Bywaters murder.Box9, Folder7 Farewell Happy Fields, Introduction. (January 10, 1973)Box9, Folder8 Farewell Happy FieldsBox9, Folder8 Letter from Cardinal Heenan, Archbishop of Westminster. (April 6, 1973).Box9, Folder9 "East Boldre Mummers: Christmas Eve Memory," Hampshire, The County Magazine

clipping (January 1966).Box9, Folder10 Chateau de Bures, brochure. Describes boy's school at Chateau de Bures, France.Box9, Folder11 Letter from Managing Director of Hamish Hamilton Ltd. (September 2, 1965). Includes a

publisher's and reader's opinion.Box9, Folder11 Letter from Jamie [?]Box9,Folder12-15

Farewell Happy Fields

Box10, Folder1 "Changeless Still the Mountains Lie..."Box10, Folder1 The Father Palmer portion of Raine's autobiographyBox10, Folder1 Pages from following books.Box10, Folder1 Secret Commonwealth of Elves, Fauns, & Fairies, by Robert Kirk (1691)Box10, Folder1 The Principia, by Emanuel Swedenborg (1845)Box10, Folder1 Angelic Wisdom Concerning the Divine Providence (1970)Box10, Folder1 Life After Death, by James Harvey Hyslop (1918)Box10, Folder1 After Death--What? by C. Lombroso (1909)Box10, Folder1 PoemsBox10, Folder1 "Music"Box10, Folder1 "Autumn"Box10, Folder1 "Dream"Box10, Folder1 "Note on the Death of Cuchulain"Box10, Folder1 "Sweet Companion..."Box10, Folder1 "Misty People, I"Box10, Folder1 "November Dream"Box10, Folder1 "Her Room"Box10, Folder1 "With a Wave of Her Old Hand..."Box10, Folder1 Introduction to an abridgment of the longer manuscript, "Blake and Tradition" (The

Andrew Mellon Lectures, 1962)Box10, Folder1 PoemsBox10, Folder1 "Acacia Tree"Box10, Folder1 "Harvest of Learning I Have Reaped..."Box10, Folder1 "Grey Atlantic Years..."Box10, Folder1 "A Fellow Pilgrim"Box10, Folder1 "Wonder Journey"Box10, Folder1 "Your gift of life was idleness..."Box10, Folder1 "Always you were ready..."Box10, Folder1 "I went out into the naked night..."Box10, Folder1 "Never, never, will be calm waters, Ever, for me, nor for my daughter, or my

daughter's daughters" (March 24, 1973)Box10, Folder1 "Hastily made list of books on spiritualism from Yeat's library made February 2,

1973"Box10, Folder1 "I went out into the naked night.."Box10, Folder1 "Cullenamore, at the foot of knoc-na-rea, August 27th 1972"Box10, Folder1 "Bright strand"Box10, Folder1 "Wild voices."Box10, Folder1 "Even in my dreams .." "To my friends in Sligo," August 1972"

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Box10, Folder1 "Spaces once were a measure of our separation"Box10, Folder1 "Clonali's"Box10, Folder1 Notes and drafts of review of book on William Blake.Box10, Folder1 Letter to Mrs. Painter discussing G.S. Taylor and Golden Cockerel Press.Box10, Folder2 Manuscript about William Empson. References to Arthur Waley, Edgar Rockwell, George

Orwell, Nina Hamnett, Tom Harrison, Charles Madge, Michael and Janet Roberts, HughKingsmill, Ronald and Margaret Botterell, Julian Trevelyan, John Davenport, and VernonWatkins.

Box10, Folder2 Dissertation on Gaelic folk-lore and references to W.B. Yeats, Douglas Hyde, DermotMcManus, George Russell (AE) and Y. Evans-Wentz.

Box10, Folder2 Draft of a lecture on Blake.Box10, Folder2 Notes on W.B. Yeats, magic, Ezra Pound, Orwell, D.S. Savage, Louis MacNeice and

Gerard Manley Hopkins.Box10, Folder2 Draft review of Yeats' Autobiographies edited by Denis DonoghueBox10, Folder3 Draft report of thesis written by [?] Esterly.Box10, Folder3 Draft review of Neoplatonism by R.T. WallisBox10, Folder3 References to the Irish Cuchulain, "The Marriage of Thetis and Peleus," Yeats and

PlotinusBox10, Folder3 Draft review of The Magicians of the Golden Dawn: A Documentary History of a Magical

Order, by Ellie HoweBox10, Folder4 Part of a manuscript on Yeats and his mysticismBox10, Folder4 " 1944 Winter. Getting out of the army" Draft of Raine's text accompanying Julian

Trevelyan's drawings.Box10, Folder4 Review of Paysages Legendaires, by Peter Russell.Box10, Folder4 "A Farewell of Sorts," review of An Introduction to the Rite of the Ancient Mariner, by

David Jones.Box10, Folder4 Note on "Hidden Riches" by Desiree Hirst.Box10, Folder4 Note about Peter RussellBox10, Folder4 Comment on ShelleyBox10, Folder5 Manuscript book (Originally contained a list of farm building insurance on Askerton

Castle Estate ca. 1842)Box10, Folder5 Notes from various books about W.B. Yeats and other notes about mysticism, magical

rituals, and magical societies.Box10, Folder5 NotesBox10, Folder5 Herbert Read--English Prose Style, 1928Box10, Folder5 Collected Essays--Introduction.Box10, Folder5 Charlotte & Emily BronteBox10, Folder5 The Nature of Metaphysical PoetryBox10, Folder5 "Notes for Yeats & the tarot, etc."Box10, Folder5 "Tradition and the present"Box10, Folder6 NotesBox10, Folder6 Shelley's poetry.Box10, Folder6 Death in various illustrative forms, such as engravings, statues, or monuments, with

references to Yeats and Blake.Box10, Folder7 "Nature in Blake and Wordsworth." (September 20, 1972)Box10, Folder7 Drafts of letters to Liam Miller (of Dolman Press) and Tambimuttu (of Lyrebird Press)Box10, Folder8 "Blake and Wordsworth. Two Views of Nature"Box10, Folder9 "Blake"Box10, Folder9 "The Cave of the Nymphs"Box10, Folder9 "Blake, Thomas Taylor and Plotinus"Box10, Folder9 Draft review of The Idea of Landscape and the Sensed Place--An Approach to the Poetry

of John ClareBox10, Folder10 Blake, List of IllustrationsBox10, Folder11 Drafts letters to [?] Royle and [?] DraguidBox10, Folder11 Draft reviews of book about Samuel Palmer.Box10,Folder12-13

"The Premises of Poetry"

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Comments and a review of book on dreams by Thetis Blacker

Box11, Folder1-2 William Blake (Thames & Hudson)Box11, Folder3-4 "Blake, List of illustrations," suggesting 169 illustrations for the book.Box11, Folder5 Letter from Ann Stevens at Thames and Hudson discussing publication of William Blake

(World of Art) (March 13, 1970)Box11, Folder6 NotesBox11,Folder7-10

"Blake and the Present Generation" Lecture Raine gave at Ampleforth College, York,England and prepared for The Ampleforth Journal (Summer 1972)

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"Introduction by Alberic Stackpoole"

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Half-tone reproduction of one Blake illustration

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Letter from the Editor (June 2, 1972)

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"William Blake in 1969" Lecture read on the occasion of the Exhibition of Blake'silluminated books at National Library of Scotland. (1969)

Box11, Folder14 "The Last JudgmentBox11, Folder15 NotesBox11, Folder16 "Blake's Last Judgment"Box11, Folder17 "The Wisdom of Ages: A Study of the Traditional Sources of William Blake" Includes title

page, Acknowledgments, Footnotes.Box11, Folder18 "Blake's Mandala of Albion" Read to the Jungian society in London.Box11,Folder19-21

"The Cave of the Nymphs"

Box11, Folder22 "Blake and Wordsworth. Two Views of Nature" Talk given by Raine at the ChichesterFestival of the Arts (1972).

Box11, Folder23 "Jesus and the Imagination" on Blake.Box11, Folder24 "The Myth of Psyche"Box11, Folder25 "The Myth of the Kore"Box11, Folder26 "The Myth of the Great Year"Box11, Folder27 "The Nether-World of Alchemy"Box11, Folder28 "Prophet Against Science" Original title was "Blake's Christianity."Box11, Folder29 "Spectres and Watchers" Original title was "Spectres of the Dead."Box11, Folder30 "Blake and the Education of Children"Box11, Folder31 Review of Blake's Visionary Universe by John Beer.Box11, Folder32 Review of a facsimile of Blake's "Vala. or the Four Zoas" in the British Museum.Box11, Folder33 "Preher's Tables for Law's Boehme" Description of Blake's illustrations with captions.Box11, Folder34 Blake Afterthoughts & Other Essays. Includes Title page, Introduction, List of Contents,

Acknowledgments and notes on first publications and readings.Box11, Folder35 Essay on Blake's "Job".Box11, Folder36 Text and illustrations from The Sea of Time and Space on BlakeBox11, Folder37 Extract from Blake's writing.Box11, Folder38 Prospectus for a facsimile of Blake's All Religions Are One (London: Trianon Press,

1970)Box12, Folder1 "Tarot Symbols in the Poetry of Yeats". Paper delivered at the Yeats Summer School at

Sligo. Version of Yeats, the Tarot and the Golden Dawn (Dublin: Dolmen Press).Box12, Folder2-3 "Yeats and Platonism"Box12, Folder4 "Introduction"Box12, Folder5 Typescript about Yeats' mystical studiesBox12, Folder6 "Yeats, Plotinus and Symbolic Perception" Critical comment on a thesis written by [?]

Esterley.Box12, Folder7 Research copies: letters written by Yeats to Patrick McCartan; illustration of Oliver

Shepherd's "Cuchulain;" book on Tarot cards; and references to Poussin's "Acis andGalatea"

Box12, Folder8 Draft review of AutobiographiesBox12, Folder9 Note on Yeats and Lady (Dorothy) Wellesley.

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Box12, Folder10 "Yeats and the Hermetic Tradition"Box12, Folder11 Letters referring to Yeats and his mysticism.Box12, Folder11 From Bruce Harris of Belmont, California to Raine. (undated)Box12, Folder11 From Ellis Howe to Raine, (May 13, 1971).Box12, Folder11 From Ellis Howe to Mr. Morris.Box12, Folder11 Letter from Susanne K. Fickert, editor at Dolmen Press (August 2, 1972).Box12,Folder12-15

"Hopkins, Nature and Human Nature"

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"In the Dark" Introduction and commentary on drawings by Julian Trevelyan.

Box12, Folder18 "Herbert Read as a Literary Critic" Essay appeared in The Malahat Review.Box12, Folder19 "Herbert Read"Box12, Folder20 "The White Knight," review of Herbert Read: The Stream and the Source by George

Woodock.Box12, Folder21 Review of "The Waste Land," a facsimile edited by Valerie Eliot.Box12, Folder21 "Wordsworth" A comment.Box12, Folder21 "David Jones," The New Blackfriars Magazine (October 1967)Box12, Folder21 "David Jones and 'The Bread'" A comment on the writer.Box12, Folder21 "Inspiration"Box12,Folder22-23

Introduction to a selection of Shelley's poems

Box12, Folder24 Introduction to "Alastor or, the Spirit of Solitude" (April 10, 1973)Box12,Folder25-26

"Shelley." Comment on Shelley on the 150th anniversary of his death.

Box12, Folder27 "Samuel Palmer." Preface to a book about this writer.Box12, Folder28 Letter from Eric and Joan Stevens concerning "Samuel Palmer" (June 9, 1972).Box12, Folder29 Review of poetry of Sorley MacLean, George Campbell Hay, William Neill and Stuart

MacGregor in Four Points of a SatireBox12, Folder30 "Thomas Taylor, the English Pagan". [?] text of lecture delivered at British Society of

Aesthetics as, "Thomas Taylor and the English Romantic Poets"Box12, Folder31 List of contents and an introduction to collection of essays. Introduction states where

papers were read or published.Box12, Folder32 Review of Neoplatonism by R. T. Wallis.Box12, Folder33 "Cecil Collins." Notes on work of artist.Box12, Folder34 Draft reviews of John Clare, a Life by J. W. and Anne TibbleBox12, Folder34 Text referring to David JonesBox12, Folder34 References to W. B. Yeats, death, and Japanese No plays.Box12, Folder35 Colloque International at Royaumont, music program (June 11, 1969).Box12,Folder36-53

Poems

Box12, Folder54 The Lost CountryBox12, Folder55 "There Shall Be No More Sea."Box12, Folder56 "On a Deserted Shore."Box12, Folder57 Poem "For Kathleen introducing the Lady Julian from Charles."Box12, Folder58 Program of a Soiree of International Poetry (April 9-May 10, 1968) part of the

Centenaire de la Morte de Baudelaire. Included is a presentation by Pierre Emmanuel;Raine's "Le Feu" (with translation possibly by Marie-Beatrice Mesnet); and poems by JanSkacel, Vasco Popa, Jose Bergamin, Mando Aravantinou, Eugenio Montale, HeinzPiontek, Sophia de Mello, Breyner Andresen, Janos Pilinazky, Tadeusz Tozewicz, AnaBlandina, Felix Ghizyz Utam'si, Hugo Claus, Anne Hebert, Marcel Thiry and Assia Djebar.

Box12, Folder59 "The Disapointment of Robert Clayton" from "All in the day's work-selected poems "Box13, Folder1-5 162 manuscript letters and postcards written by Kathleen Raine to her parents and (ca.

December 18, 1916-1969) to her Aunt Meg. Frequent references to Raine's children,Anna and James.

Box13, Folder1-5 Letters to Granny from AnneBox13, Folder1-5 Copperplate manuscript of a poem or hymn, "The Glorious morn" composed Christmas

1871 by G. Raine, Byers Green (probably Raine's grandfather).

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Box14, Folder1-3 Farewell Happy FieldsBox14, Folder4-7 William BlakeBox14, Folder8 "Composition Christmastide" (December 21, 1916).Box14, Folder8 Essay about visit to Roman camp at Corbridge. Sketch for plan of garden.Box14, Folder8 Examination book, Bavington Cl. School, beginning with "Composition. Potatoes"

(December 12, 1917-July 7, 1918).Box14, Folder8 School reports from Highlands Girls School, Ilford, (1917-1919) and from County High

School for Girls, Ilford, (1920-1925)Box14, Folder9 11 certificates from Metropolitan Academy of Music (June 26, 1915-July 1923) for

proficiency in theory of music, piano and violin.Box14, Folder9 Certificates of merit from Seven Kings and Goodmayes Wesley Guild, Sixth Grand

Eisteddfod, (1921) for a poem, first prize for general knowledge, and first prize for anessay.

Box14, Folder9 Certificate from London Institute for the Advancement of Plain Needlework, (April,1924).

Box14, Folder10 Postcard.Box14, Folder10 Clipping from the Newcastle Journal "Poet's Northern Ties"Box14, Folder10 British Museum reader's tickets.Box14, Folder10 Notice from Harrow District Land Registry (October 25, 1971)Box14, Folder10 Letter to Raine from Steve Adams on Penguin books.Box14, Folder10 Letter from Philip [Sherrard]Box14, Folder10 "Blake and the Modern World."Box14, Folder10 Letter to Kathleen from A. Ian Buchanan, "Granny Carr's house" (November 22, 1973)

Enclosed are 4 color photos of house and cottage.Box14, Folder10 List of furniture and notes.Box14, Folder10 Program of Mock Trial, held at College Hall by Sidney Sussex Law Society, (March 11,

1927).Box15,Folder1-11

Photographs

Box15,Folder1-11

Raine and relatives. (captioned on verso)

Box15,Folder1-11

Raine in her youth, from when she was a few days old

Box15,Folder1-11

Raine in her garden in Chelsea, London

Box15,Folder1-11

Snapshots of Raine and others

Box15,Folder1-11

Album with Raine and her parents

Box16, Folder1-2 "Descent into Avernus," the beginning of The Land Unknown (volume 2 ofautobiography). References to J.M. Synge, Edward Stephens, J.B. Yeats, W.B. Yeats,Sara Allgood and Maire O'Neill.

Box16, Folder1-2 Notes on William Blake and the Arlington Court temperaBox16, Folder3 Criticism of The Faber Book of Irish Verse edited by John Montague..Box16, Folder3 Criticism on An Introduction to Gaelic Poetry by Derick ThomsBox16, Folder3 References to Thetis Blacker, Blake.Box16, Folder3 "Blake's Debt to Antiquity"Box16, Folder3 "The Oval Portrait"Box16, Folder3 "Jerusalem"Box16, Folder4 "Blake's Mental Worlds"Box16, Folder5 Notes and plan for paper to be given at a conference. References to Locke, Berkeley,

Boehme, Swedenborg and Blake.Box16, Folder6 "Inward Journey"Box16, Folder6 Review of Selected Poems [of] Thomas BlackburnBox16, Folder7 "Mental Worlds of Blake"Box16, Folder8 "Berkeley, Blake & the New Age"Box16, Folder9 "Berkeley, Blake & the New Age II"

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Box16, Folder10 "Hades Wrapped in a Cloud"Box16, Folder11 References to W.B. Yeats' interest in William Blake.Box16, Folder11 Drafts of a poem.Box16,Folder12-13

"Spiritualism and the Fairy Faith."

Box16, Folder14 Points for seminarBox16, Folder14 Notes on "The Candle of Vision," Blake, and YeatsBox16, Folder14 Dissertation on poetryBox16, Folder14 Discussion on Yeats and spiritualismBox16,Folder15-21

Notes on the effect the works of Blake had upon W.B. Yeats.

Box16,Folder15-21

Review of The P.R.B. Journal, William Michael Rosetti's Diary of the Pre-RaphaeliteBrotherhood, 1849-1859 edited by William W. Freedman.

Box16,Folder15-21

Dissertation on Blake.

Box16,Folder15-21

Review of The Elegies of Quintilius by Peter Russell.

Box16,Folder15-21

Review of Scottish Love Poems: Antonia Fraser, a Personal Anthology.

Box16,Folder15-21

"... Tomorrow we leave"

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Poems

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"Kore"

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"Deserted village on Mingulay"

Box16,Folder15-21

"Eider afloat in the bay"

Box16,Folder15-21

"In Scotland on the New Year"

Box16,Folder15-21

"Wind"

Box16,Folder15-21

"Never Alone"

Box16,Folder15-21

"The Land Unknown"

Box16,Folder15-21

"I Speak to You"

Box16,Folder15-21

"I Call Your Name"

Box16,Folder15-21

"Companionless"

Box16,Folder15-21

"What It is to be Old"

Box16,Folder15-21

"Where It Listeth"

Box16,Folder15-21

"How Spacious Life"

Box16,Folder15-21

"A Women Old"

Box17, Folder1 "If You Have Ceased"Box17, Folder1 "Once I Heard Your Voice"Box17, Folder1 "Industrial Waste"Box17, Folder2 "The Still Small Voice"Box17, Folder3 Part of essay on Yeats with references to Blake and Jung.Box17, Folder4 Draft letter to Professor Skelton recommending Peter Russell to University of Victoria.

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Box17, Folder5 Letter from Hamish Hamilton Ltd., referring to royalties on Farewell Happy Fields.Box17, Folder5 "Hades Wrapped in a Cloud"Box17, Folder6 "Blake's Mental Worlds"Box17, Folder7 "From Blake to a Vision"Box17, Folder8 "Summary." Text refers to Blake, Boehme, Swedenborg and Yeats.Box17, Folder9 "The Land Unknown"Box17,Folder10-13

"Berkeley, Blake and the New Age"

Box17, Folder14 Essay on W. B. YeatsBox17, Folder15 Text referring to Blake, Boehme and Yeats.Box17,Folder16-18

Text referring to Yeats' mysticism.

Box17, Folder19 Text referring to Blake and YeatsBox17, Folder20 "Blake's Mental Worlds"Box17, Folder21 "From Blake to a Vision"Box17, Folder22 "Thomas Taylor and the English Romantic Movement"Box17, Folder23 "Hades Wrapped in a Cloud"Box17,Folder24-25

"Spiritualism and the Fairy Faith"

Box17,Folder26-27

Writings on William Blake.

Box17, Folder28 "Premises and poetry"Box17, Folder29 "AE" (George Russell)Box17, Folder30 Explanation of where the papers were given or first published (September 1970)Box17, Folder31 Review of The Sleeping Lord and Other Fragments, by David Jones.Box17, Folder31 Review of The Sleeping Lord by Thomas Blackburn (April 13, 1974)Box17, Folder32 Review of My Uncle John. Edward Stephen's Life of J.M. Synge, edited by Andrew

Carpenter.Box17, Folder33 Review of The Elegies of Quintillius, translated by Peter Russell.Box17, Folder34 Review of Scottish Love Poems, a Personal Anthology; Lady Antonia FraserBox17, Folder35 Review of The Faber Book of Irish Verse, edited by John Montague and of An

Introduction to Gaelic Poetry, by Derick Thoms.Box17, Folder36 Review of Number and Time, by Marie-Louise von Franz.Box17, Folder37 Reviews: Samuel Palmer, a Biography, by Raymond Lister; The Letters of Samuel

Palmer, edited by Raymond Lister; and Samuel Palmer, by James Sellars.Box17, Folder38 Review of The Idea of Landscape and the Sense of Place, 1730-1840: An Approach to

the Poetry of John Clare, by John Berrell.Box17, Folder39 Review of Malcolm Lowry, a Biography, by Douglas Jay and of Lowry, by Tony Kilgallin.Box17, Folder40 "The Leaf"Box17, Folder40 "In Scotland it is Hogmany"Box17, Folder40 "Introduction," comment on the writing of Raine's autobiography and summary of first

volume, Farewell Happy Fields.Box17, Folder41 Letter from Brian [?] of Golgonooza Press, Ipswich. (January 20, 1975) proposing a

tribute to artist Cecil Collins based on two articles Raine had written on Collins.Box17, Folder41 Letter from William Hare, Lord Ennismere, the Earl of Listowel (May 12, 1929). Raine

refers to this letter in The Land UnknownBox17, Folder42 "Introduction" (Refers to "Celtic folk and fairy tales").Box17, Folder43 Chapter from The Secret CommonwealthBox17, Folder43 "The Green Sheaf: a Dream on Inishmean," by J. M. Synge and "Jan's Dreams"Box17, Folder44 "Notes"Box17, Folder45 Letter from Colin Watson of the London Times (May 19, 1975) seeking information on M.

Alexis Leger, who as a poet was known as St. John Parsek.Box17, Folder45 Description of ParsekBox17, Folder46 Letter from Dairmiud Drury, Auditor of the English Literature Society, University

College, Dublin.Box17, Folder46 Letter from Professor David Berman, Department of Philosophy, Trinity College (January

17, 1975)

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Box17, Folder46 Letter from Valerie [?]Box17, Folder46 Review of "Scottish Love Poems"Box17, Folder46 Program from Abbey Theater, Dublin. On back cover: Raine's list and comments of

persons who could "restore the reading of Yeats' poems"Box17, Folder46 "David Jones Weekend Conference" at University College of Aberystwyth, brochure

(September 1975)Box17, Folder48 Program of Yeats International Summer School, Sligo, Ireland. On August 14, 1975,

Raine delivered "Other Worlds in Yeats and Blake."Box17, Folder48 Program of ERANOS 1975 Conference on the Variety of Worlds, where Raine delivered

"Mental Worlds of Blake and Yeats" on August 22, 1975.Box17, Folder48 Program of concert (1975)Box18, Folder1 "That Myriad Minded Man-the Life and Work of AE"Box18, Folder1 The Land UnknownBox18, Folder1 "Wind"Box18, Folder1 "Berkeley, Blake and the New Age"Box18, Folder2 "This selection of Blake's poems and prophecies" concerning J.M. Synge, his family, and

his nephew Edward Stephens with references to Sara Allgood, Padraic Colum, MaineO'Neill and W.B. Yeats.

Box18, Folder2 Manuscript poems including "Land of Youth," "Tir na 'n' Oge," and "Sorrow" (June 14,1974)

Box18, Folder3 1975 ERANOS Conference, "Plurality of Worlds"Box18, Folder3 "Blake's Mental Worlds"Box18, Folder3 PoemsBox18, Folder4 "'All that is...'"Box18, Folder4 "W. B. Yeats and Spiritualism"Box18, Folder4 "C. S. Lewis"Box18, Folder4 "Blake, Berkeley and the New Age"Box18, Folder4 "In Scotland it is Hogmany"Box18, Folder4 "For the Visitors Book"Box18, Folder4 "Turner's Seas"Box18, Folder4 "The Pant, the Pant"Box18, Folder4 "Lipatti's Fingers, Chopin's Phrase"Box18, Folder4 "Record Player"Box18, Folder4 "The Poet Speaks..."Box18, Folder4 "The Poet Answers the Accuser"Box18, Folder4 "Deserted Village in Mingulay"Box18, Folder4 "Sandelphon"Box18, Folder4 "Crossing the Sound I summoned You in Thought"Box18, Folder5 "In Scotland it is the New Year"Box18, Folder5 "His Epaulet, Medals and His Award"Box18, Folder5 "Returning to this Welcoming House"Box18, Folder6-9 The Land UnknownBox18, Folder10 "Cuchulainn Comforted"Box18, Folder10 "Sligo" (August 24, 1978)Box18, Folder10 "Cuchulain Comforted, notes on the theme of death and rebirth"Box18, Folder11 "Life in Death and Death in Life, Cuchulainn Comforted and from the Delphic Oracle"Box19, Folder1-4 The Land UnknownBox19,Folder5-13

The Lion's Mouth

Box19,Folder5-13

Introduction to The Lion's Mouth

Box19, Folder14 Re-writes or inserts in Raine's autobiography.Box19, Folder14 "Blake's Christ Consciousness"Box19,Folder15-18

Autobiography.

Box19,Folder15-18

"Introduction"

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Box19,Folder15-18

"The Light of common day"

Box19,Folder15-18

"The Tree and its fruit"

Box20, Folder1-6 AutobiographyBox20, Folder7 Extracts from unpublished memoirs.Box20, Folder8 Part 2. "Descent into Avernus," Chapter V "Stupidities of the Intellier"Box20, Folder9 "From Fear to Fear..."Box20, Folder10 "The Somnambulist"Box20, Folder11 Chapter VIII. "The Demon Eros"Box20, Folder12 Chapter IX "Solitary Way"Box20, Folder13 Chapter X. "Orpheus in Hell"Box20, Folder14 Chapter XI. "Doors of Sanctuary"Box20, Folder15 Chapter XII "The End of the Golden String"Box20, Folder16 "Whose Light must Never Die: A Brief Account of the Congregation of North Middleton

and Great Bavington," pamphlet.Box20, Folder16 Letter from Rev. A. Harold Page (November 27, 1972)Box20, Folder16 Letter from Leonare [?] (December 11, 1972)Box20, Folder17 Raine's reasons for publishing the last revised volume of her autobiography.Box20, Folder17 Review of A Kabbalistic Universe, by Z'er Ben Shiman Halevi.Box20, Folder17 Draft letter to London Times, concerning the obituary of Robert Speight.Box20, Folder17 Letter to [?] Bird concerning teaching the arts.Box20, Folder17 "Tradition and renewal"Box20, Folder17 A tribute to Robert SpeightBox20, Folder17 Yeats/Blake..Box20, Folder17 "Who can Disentangle.."Box20, Folder17 "Blake and the New Age"Box20, Folder17 Discussion on Eliot, Auden, Day-Lewis and YeatsBox20, Folder18 Writings on Yeats, Auden, Dylan Thomas, Vermon Walkins, Blake and T.S. Eliot.Box20, Folder18 "The Catalpa Bow" A study of shamanislio practices in Japan by Dr. Carmen Blaeker.Box20, Folder19 Discourse on Blake. First part headed "Religion" and second headed, "London".Box20, Folder19 Review of Between Two Worlds-True Ghost Stories of the British Isles.Box20, Folder19 Review of A Humbler Heaven, by William Rees-Mogg.Box20, Folder20 "An Essay on the Beautiful"Box20, Folder21 Poems, including "The Oval Portrait" and "Paris, it was called.."Box20, Folder22 Notes referring to Blake, Yeats, and Swedenborg.Box20, Folder23 Letter from Enitharmon Press (February 11, 1976)Box20, Folder23 List of poemsBox20, Folder24 "Blake's Mental Worlds"Box20, Folder25 "From Blake to a Vision"Box20, Folder26 "Blake and the New Age"Box20, Folder27 "'Blake and the New Age' and Other Papers by Kathleen Raine"Box20, Folder28 "William Blake and the New Age"Box20, Folder29 "Berkeley, Blake and the New Age"Box20, Folder30 "Blake and the Present Generation."Box20, Folder31 "Blake's Christ Consciousness"Box20, Folder32 "Blake's Christ Consciousness"Box20, Folder32 Address to society of Analytical Psychologists of EnglandBox20, Folder32 PoemsBox20, Folder32 "Behind the lids of night"Box20, Folder32 "Are they dead or asleep"Box20, Folder32 "Whose empty rooms, whose houses, whose gardens"Box20, Folder32 "Through our dreams whose is the terror"Box20, Folder32 "These bodies are of cloud so thin"Box20, Folder32 "Into what pattern"Box20, Folder32 "Before we looked into each others eyes"Box20, Folder32 "Not only of father and mother are we children"

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Box20, Folder32 "And since the utterance of the one"Box20, Folder32 "Now that I am old"Box20, Folder32 "Amends and heal through endless time"Box20, Folder32 "Once, as upon one instrument attuned"Box20, Folder32 "When we met it seemed I had known you forever"Box21, Folder1 Writings on poetry, Blake and WordsworthBox21, Folder2 "Blake's Last Judgment"Box21, Folder3-4 "Mental Worlds of Blake and Yeats I"Box21, Folder5 "Blake" Part II. "Myths of the soul."Box21, Folder6 Essay on William Blake. An expanded version of the Andrew Mellon lectures, given at

the National Gallery of Art, in Washington D.C. (1962). Includes bibliography.Box21, Folder7-8 Introduction to Blake and Tradition (November, 1973). An introduction to an

abridgment of the longer work of the same title published in the Bollingen series. Textof this version given as Andrew Mellon Lecture. Includes a letter with editorialsuggestions.

Box21, Folder9 Introduction to edition of a selected poems by William Blake.Box21,Folder10-11

"Imagination, Selfhood and Soul, in the Symbolic System of William Blake"

Box21, Folder12 "The Sea of Time and Space" (painting by Blake) Story about finding William Blakesmall tempera paintings at Arlington House in Devonshire. Includes bibliography.

Box21, Folder13 Television script about William Blake.Box21, Folder14 "Notes" (citations)Box21, Folder15 Letter from William McGuire of Princeton University Press concerning Blake and

Tradition illustrations (June 14, 1973).Box21, Folder16 "William Blake, Prophet of Albion"Box21, Folder16 Review of The Theatre of Beauty, the Noble Drama of W.B. Yeats by Liam MillerBox21, Folder16 The Celtic Revival in SongBox21, Folder16 "From Blake to a Vision"Box21,Folder17-18

"Blake and Yeats"

Box21, Folder19 "Revisited, In memory of Eva Gore-Booth and Con Markewicz, Coal Park and Ballyles.Box21, Folder20 "William Blake, Prophet of Albion"Box21, Folder20 "From Blake to a vision"Box21, Folder20 "The Cathedral in the heat" (written for 700th anniversary of Winchester Cathedral

Introduction to a collection of poems)Box21, Folder20 "In the Presence of God..."Box21, Folder20 "Both Blake and Yeats Forecast a New Age"Box21, Folder20 Review of The Theatre of Beauty: The Noble Drama of W.B. Yeats, by Liam Miller.Box21, Folder20 Review of Folk Songs and Folklore of S. Uist.Box21, Folder20 Unidentified poemsBox21, Folder20 Reviews of The Noble Drama of W.B. Yeats by Liam Miller and Adventures in the Deeps

of the Mind: The Cuchulain Cycle of W.B. Yeats, by Barton Friedman.Box21, Folder20 Review of Beyond the Body: The Human Double and the Astral PlanesBox21,Folder21-27

"From Blake to a Vision" (August 1977)

Box21, Folder28 "A Vision."Box22, Folder1 Poems published in The Oval Portrait.Box22, Folder1 Records of a series of dreamsBox22, Folder2-6 "Waste Land, Holy Land" Wharton Lecture (1976)Box22, Folder2-6 Letter from Lindsay Dugvid of the British Academy.Box22, Folder7 Continuation of Raine's address to the British Academy [?]Box22, Folder7 "Waste Land, Holy Land"Box22, Folder7 "Already moss and grass"Box22, Folder7 "A Swallow takes flight..."Box22, Folder7 Reviews of The Urga Manuscript by Colin Smythe and Initiation into Yoga by Sri Krishna

PremBox22, Folder7 "The Hollow Men," "Ash Wednesday" and other poems

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Box22, Folder8 "Waste Land, Holy Land"Box22, Folder8 Review of Jung and the Story of Our Time by Laurens Van der PostBox22, Folder8 "Flower sermon"Box22, Folder8 "Now, now and now..."Box22, Folder8 "They were younger than I.."Box22, Folder8 Draft lettersBox22, Folder8 Drafts of poemsBox22, Folder8 Blake's "Divine Humanity" committeeBox22, Folder8 "Who can open the pages of last books..." and other poemsBox22, Folder8 Review of The Fairy Folk in Celtic... by Y. Evana-Wentz (September 20, 1976)Box22, Folder8 "Thames and Ammon"Box22, Folder9 "I am what the dead have made..."Box22, Folder9 "Afternoon sunshine plays."Box22, Folder9 "Birch"Box22, Folder9 "Not that I have forgotten.."Box22, Folder9 "Between the lines of earth's illuminated pages.."Box22, Folder9 "Bright cloud"Box22, Folder9 "The Very leaves of the acacias are London.."Box22, Folder9 Notes on Yeats, Wordsworth and BlakeBox22, Folder10 Criticism of The Creative Ethos by Ronald P. Beesley and The Occult by Gareth Knight.Box22, Folder10 "And series the utterance of the one.."Box22, Folder10 "Not lonely, now that I am old.."Box22, Folder10 "How will we know one another..."Box22, Folder10 "Once, as upon an instrument attuned.."Box22, Folder11 "The House with green shutters"Box22, Folder11 "An Oracle in the heart." Transcript of seance conducted by Raine and Ena Twigg and

the spirit of Gavin Maxwell. (February 29, 1972)Box22, Folder11 Proposal by the President of the College of Psychic StudiesBox22, Folder11 "Palm Sunday 1976"Box22, Folder11 "To Ian Finlay" and other poemsBox22, Folder11 Discussion comparing Blake and Jung's structure of the psycheBox22,Folder12-13

"The Inner Journey of the Poet" Paper given to a conference on "The Inner Journey"organized by the College of Psychic Studies, in (April 1975)

Box22, Folder14 Review of Science and Subtle Bodies, Oliver Lodge Research Thesis by Mary Scott.Box22, Folder15 The Role of the Arts pamphlet by the Centre for Spiritual and Psychological Studies

(December 6, 1975)Box22, Folder16 Notes on Raine's attitude toward dreams and to writing poetry.Box22, Folder17 Reviews of The Letters of Marsilio Ficino; Science and Subtle Bodies; and the poems of

Jan de Witt.Box22, Folder17 Preface to a book about IrelandBox22, Folder18 Review of The Lake and the Castle by Dr. Arthur GridhamBox22, Folder19 Review of Practice and Theory of Tibetan Buddhism.Box22, Folder20 Review of The White Knight, Herbert Read: The Stream and the Source by George

WoodcockBox22, Folder20 References to the Presbyterian Church at BavingtonBox22, Folder21 Hopkins--Nature and Human Nature by Raine.Box22,Folder22-23

"New Yeats Paper VIII." "Life In Death and Death In Life"; "Cuchulain Comforted" and"News From The Delphic Oracle" by Kathleen Raine. Lecture delivered to YeatsInternational Summer School (August 24, 1973).

Box22, Folder24 "The Death of Cuchulain"Box22, Folder24 "Notes for Kathleen Raine" from Liam Miller (September 28, 1973).Box22, Folder24 PoemsBox22, Folder25 "Life in Death"Box22, Folder25 Letters from Dolmen Press and Liam Miller (February 23 and October 22, 1973).Box22, Folder26 "W.B. Yeats' spiritualism" Paper addressed to members of the Jungian Society.Box22, Folder27 Letter from Bruce D. Morris (January 3, 1971) commenting on "Yeats, the tarot, and the

Golden Dawn"

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Box22, Folder27 Fragment of letterBox23, Folder1 Letter from Marie-Beatrice Mesnet concerning "On a deserted shore" (French, January

15, 1976)Box23, Folder1 Letters from May Mesnet [?] (1969-1972)Box23, Folder2-4 "Sur un rivage desert" translated by Marie-Beatrice Mesnet (September 7, 1969).Box23, Folder5 "Suite Northumbrienne" (introduction)Box23, Folder5 French translations of poemsBox23, Folder5 Raine's questions on certain points in translation.Box23, Folder6 Selected poems translated into French by Francois-Xavier Jaujard.Box23, Folder6 Letters (October 14-15, 1977)Box23, Folder7 Colloque sur le Neo-Platonisme XX program (June 1969).Box23, Folder8-9 "Thomas Taylor et le mouvement romantique Anglais" which Raine delivered in 1971 to

the Colloque International at Rayaumont.Box23, Folder10 Letter to Raine from Editions Stock, Paris. (January 19, 1978).Box23,Folder11-12

Adieu Prairies Heures

Box23, Folder13 Reference to Yeats and "The Death of Cuchulain"Box23, Folder13 Part of text of argument about recessing the text of Blake's works.Box23, Folder13 Reference to a book about Blake.Box23, Folder13 "Night," poem possibly written by Donna France McShone (1965)Box23, Folder13 Letter from Suzanne K Ficker, Editor at Dolmen Press (November 1, 1972).Box23, Folder13 Letter from Eileen Power, Editorial Assistant at Dolmen Press. (May 16, 1975).Box23, Folder14 Letter from Duff Hart Davies with the Sunday Telegraph (August 6, 1970).Box23, Folder14 Letter from Janet (Adam Smith) of the Old Factory (June 12, 1973).Box23, Folder14 "A suggested outline for our poetry reading..." with selections of poems.Box23, Folder14 Agenda for meeting of National Book League National Council (February 15, 1977) with

Directors Report (November 23, 1976 to February 15, 1977)Box23, Folder14 Notes and queries from Raine's typist.Box23, Folder15 Royalty stationery from Enitharmon Press of London, (June 30, 1973).Box23, Folder15 Programme in "Commemoration of the 150th Anniversary of William Blake's Death"Box23,Folder16-21

Reviews of Raine's publications

Box23, Folder22 The Lion's MouthBox23,Folder23-24

"Blake and His Time"

Box23, Folder25 "Blake's Debt to Antiquity"Box23, Folder26 "Blake's Symbolic Presentation of Men"Box23, Folder27 "Robert Speight, a personal tribute."Box23, Folder28 "An Appreciation of Winifred Nicholson."Box23, Folder28 "Dermott MacManus, a comment."Box23, Folder29 Reviews of Adventures in the Deeps of the Mind by Barton R. Friedman; The

Silmarillion, by J.R.R. Tolkein; A Commentary on the Anathema of David Jones, by ReneHague.

Box23, Folder30 Poems in their original French, some dating back to 16th century with index.Box23, Folder31 Letter from Enitharmon Press with introduction to Vernon Watkins' poems.Box23, Folder31 Letter from [?] (December 1, 1973).Box24, Folder1 "Remembering Ruthven Todd" commissioned for a memorial volume by the Enitharmon

Press.Box24, Folder1 Letter about E.L. Grant-Watson.Box24, Folder1 Discussion of a thesis by Santosh Pale, "Study of W.B. Yeats' Use of Symbols with

Particular Reference to the Dance"Box24, Folder1 "Thomas Taylor and the mystical hymns of Orpheus".Box24, Folder1 PoemsBox24, Folder1 "Whales" (written for the Greenpeace campaign)Box24, Folder1 "Now" (Canna, January 1980)Box24, Folder1 "My father's birthday" (March 15, 1980)Box24, Folder1 "If having reached by bitter end...". Sally Robson (March 10, 1980)

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Box24, Folder1 "Traveling companion"Box24, Folder1 "The Chartres annunciation"Box24, Folder1 "Confrontations"Box24, Folder1 "Poems 1978"Box24, Folder1 "Christmastide"Box24, Folder1 "Eden"Box24, Folder1 "Eve and the angel" (Ninfa, December 28, 1977)Box24, Folder1 "Eve's despair" (Rome 1977)Box24, Folder1 "Spheres"Box24, Folder1 "Medea" (Canna, February 9, 1978)Box24, Folder1 "Farthest Hebrides..."Box24, Folder1 "Canna's basalt crags..."Box24, Folder1 "Homage to Rutland Boughton and Fiona MacLeod"Box24, Folder1 "A Valentine for John and Margaret" (Canna, 1978)Box24, Folder1 "March poemsBox24, Folder1 "After fifty-five years"Box24, Folder1 "A Candle-lit room"Box24, Folder1 "I was the stranger who has come with news..." (Paris, April 6, 1978)Box24, Folder1 "Spring, forgive me..."Box24, Folder1 "Here in Paris..."Box24, Folder1 "Celebrity, I move to higher sphere..."Box24, Folder1 "For the desk of Brother Steindl-Rask..." (Sublaco & Ninfa, December 30 and 31,

1978)Box24, Folder1 "Ninfa in January" (Ninfa, January 3, 1979)Box24, Folder2 PoemsBox24, Folder2 "Seen from the train..."Box24, Folder2 "Live on.."Box24, Folder2 "God is the only beloved..."Box24, Folder2 "Ah God..."Box24, Folder2 "I may not hate..."Box24, Folder2 "Cold winter rain..."Box24, Folder2 "I saw today a chain of geese fly over..."Box24, Folder2 "It was my own fault. Yes..."Box24, Folder2 "For Hilda"Box24, Folder2 Drafts of The Human Face of God.Box24, Folder2 "Precondition in the Isle of Egg."Box24, Folder2 Reading of Tarot cards for (or by) [?] HornimanBox24, Folder2 Drafts reviews of books.Box24, Folder2 The Dark TowerBox24, Folder2 The Lake and the CastleBox24, Folder2 The Theory and Practice of Tibetan BuddhismBox24, Folder3 "Cecil Collins, Painter of Paradise"Box24, Folder3 Review of My Dear AlexiesBox24, Folder3 "The Imagination in William Blake" (July 17th, 1979) Draft of "Science and Imagination,"

paper given at the Radio France Conference at Cordoba.Box24, Folder3 PoemsBox24, Folder3 "Clytemnestra to Orestes"Box24, Folder3 "Descent to Hades" (1980)Box24, Folder3 "Lady Macbeth" (1980)Box24, Folder3 "Dream oracles" (1980)Box24, Folder3 "Tenemos"Box24, Folder3 Notes about the proposed first two issues of Tenemos (Raine was an editor).Box24, Folder4 Drafts of "Whisperings of Anubis"Box24, Folder4 Review of The Glade.Box24, Folder5 "Whisperings of Anubis"Box24, Folder5 "Job, Education, and Man."Box24, Folder6 Poems

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Box24, Folder6 "Hades"Box24, Folder6 "Farthest Hebrides..."Box24, Folder6 "To their grey height they rise..."Box24, Folder6 "Immortal howe" or "Tribute to Ruttland Boughton and Fiona Macleod"Box24, Folder6 "To John and Margaret"Box24, Folder6 "Veil"Box24, Folder6 "Not good enough..." (refers to Manson murders in California)Box24, Folder6 Reviews of two books on William Blake and of books by A.L. Rowse, Robert Lowell, John

Berrynan and Allen Tate.Box24, Folder6 Draft reviews of two volumes about Coomaraswamy.Box24, Folder6 "Everything that lives is holy"Box24, Folder6 "Spheres"Box24, Folder7 "Blake & Vision"Box24, Folder7 "Reply to A.B"Box24, Folder7 Review of poems by Rayne MacKinnon.Box24, Folder7 Review of In Extremity, a Study of Gerard Manley Hopkins.Box24, Folder7 "Blake & Vision"Box24, Folder7 "Christmas Eve"Box24, Folder7 "Eve and the angel," (Ninfa, December 29, 1977)Box24, Folder7 "Paradise"Box24, Folder7 "Eve's Despair"Box24, Folder7 "Eden"Box24, Folder7 "Spheres"Box24, Folder8 "Job" (Isle of Canna, March 1979).Box24, Folder8 Comment on Foster Damon and BlakeBox24, Folder8 "Whisperings of Anubis"Box24,Folder9-12

"Blake and Job" (1978)

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"The Human Face of God."

Box25, Folder1 "Blake and His Time"Box25, Folder1 "Childhood, Sex and Marriage"Box25, Folder1 "The Industrial Revolution"Box25, Folder1 "Religion"Box25, Folder1 "London"Box25, Folder1 "Job"Box25, Folder1 "Blake and the New Age"Box25, Folder1 "The Inner Law"Box25, Folder1 "Morality and Immorality"Box25, Folder1 "Imaginative Vision"Box25, Folder1 "London"Box25, Folder1 "The Divine Human"Box25, Folder1 "Marriage of Heaven And Hell"Box25, Folder2 "Blake and Job"Box25, Folder2 Review of Selected Letters of Conrad Aiken.Box25, Folder3 "Everything That Lives Is Holy" (1978 Beard Memorial Lecture at the College of Psychic

Studies, London. Published as a chapter in Blake and the New Age.)Box25, Folder4 Reviews of books about Malcolm Lowry and C.G. JungBox25, Folder4 Obituary of Ruthven Todd.Box25, Folder4 Text about Peter Grant-WatsonBox25, Folder4 "Matter and the Universe"Box25, Folder4 Draft poemsBox25, Folder5 Review of Wellesley Tudor-Pale, Appreciation and ValuationBox25, Folder5 Review of David Jones and the Actually Loved and KnownBox25, Folder5 Note on Winifred NicholsonBox25, Folder5 ReviewsBox25, Folder6 "Everything That Lives Is Holy"

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Box25, Folder6 Letter from Raine to law firmBox25, Folder6 "Coomeraswamy; selected papers," talk for Yeats' Summer School at Sligo.Box25, Folder6 "Exploration of the Imagination"Box25, Folder6 Review of Angelos Silcilianos Selected PoemsBox25, Folder6 "The Nights are Worst..."Box25, Folder6 "Now."Box25, Folder6 "Descent into Hades"Box25, Folder6 "Clytemnestra to Orestes"Box25, Folder6 "To bed, to bed, to bed...."Box25, Folder6 "Dream-Oracles"Box25, Folder6 ReviewsBox25, Folder7 Talk on W.B. Yeats for the Summer School at Sligo.Box25, Folder7 Draft poemsBox25, Folder7 "My Father's Birthday".Box25, Folder7 "Towards a Loving Universe"Box25, Folder7 "Plotinus on Felicity"Box25, Folder7 "Civilization, history and William Blake"Box25, Folder7 Obituary of Antonia WhiteBox25, Folder8 "Gaston Bacheland: Objective Science and Symbolic Consciousness" (translated by

Raine from French of Gilbert Durand)Box25, Folder10 "They have Gone Who Made this Place..."Box25, Folder10 "Farthest Hebrides..."Box25, Folder10 "Four Short Poems"Box25, Folder10 "Whales"Box25, Folder10 "For the Desk of Brother Steindl-Rast, O.S.B"Box25, Folder10 "Three Short Poems."Box25, Folder10 "They Were Younger than I..."Box25,Folder11-12

From Blake to a Vision

Box25, Folder13 "Hades Wrapped in Cloud.". Paper given at Yeats Summer School. Published in Yeatsand the Occult, edited by George Mills Harper

Box25,Folder14-15

Blake and the New Age

Box26, Folder1-2 Blake and the New AgeBox26, Folder3 "Blake and Wordsworth." Work for Cheltenham Festival of Literature, 1972. Published in

Blake and the New Age.Box26, Folder4 "Innocence and Experience." Paper given to the Meber Baba Society (1977).Box26, Folder5 "The Beautiful and the Holy." Paper delivered at "Conference on Beauty and Psyche" at

the University of Dallas, (October 1979).Box26, Folder6 "The Resources of William Blake" Review of Raine's Blake and Antiquity.Box26, Folder7 "Myths of the Soul"Box26, Folder8 "Towards a Living Universe"Box26, Folder9 "Blake's Job. A Prophecy to England"Box26, Folder10 Typescript relating to William Blake.Box26,Folder11-15

The Human Face of God

Box27, Folder1-8 The Human Face of GodBox27, Folder9 "Job," The Jewish EncyclopediaBox27, Folder10 Radio France France Culture Colloque "Science & Conscience" Program of conference

(October 1-5, 1979).Box27,Folder11-13

"Science and Imagination in William Blake" Paper at the Radio France France Cultureconference on Science and Conscience.

Box27, Folder14 Raine's notes on Radio France, France Culture conference.Box27, Folder15 "David Jones and the Actually Loved and Known" Paper delivered at the David Jones

Society. Published by Golgonoza Press.Box27, Folder16 "Remembering Ruthven Todd"Box27, Folder17 "Gaston Bachelard: Objective Science and Symbolic Consciousness"

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Box27,Folder18-19

"Cecil Collins, Painter of Paradise"

Box27, Folder20 Foreword to The Fairy Faith in Celtic Countries, by W.Y. Evans Wentz.Box27,Folder21-22

"Coomaraswamy" Review of three volumes and an essay about this writer.

Box27, Folder23 Response to a review of The Lion's Mouth.Box27, Folder24 "Reflection, a Film about Time and Relatedness" Raine's comments. Comment on film by

Professor Philip Sherrand.Box27, Folder25 Typescript on "the current talk of women and their part in society."Box27, Folder25 Review of The Dark Tower by C.S. Lewis.Box27, Folder25 Typescript on telepathy, bi-location and other phenomena.Box27, Folder25 Review of poetry book by Rayne MacKinnonBox27, Folder25 Review of books by A.L. Rowse Robert Lowell, John Berryman, and Alan Tate.Box27, Folder26 "Thomas Taylor, Plato and the English Romantic Movement" The British Journal of

Aesthetics (April 1968).Box27, Folder27 Yeats, the Tarot and the Golden DawnBox27, Folder28 Review of "The Prophet of Albion" Raine's BBC broadcast on the 150th anniversary of

Blake's death.Box27, Folder28 "Portraits of Own Time", B.B.C. talk about Bulent Ecevit, Turkish Prime Minister January

1979.Box27, Folder29 Letter from Hallam Tennyson (May 6, 1978) with copies Adieu Proures Heureuses

reviews.Box27, Folder29 Bibliography for the Andrew Mellon Lectures.Box27, Folder29 Prospectus on the revival of the Cualas Press (September 1969)Box27, Folder29 Note from the Cualas Press concerning a book for review.Box27, Folder29 "Before Maturity" poem by Hugh McKinley.Box28, Folder1 Diary begins October 22, 1960.Box28, Folder2 Diary (November 19, 1969-May 15, 1970).Box28, Folder3 Letters from Gay Taylor (August 25 1959; March 19 and 24, 1970)Box28, Folder4 "Poems written in 1981"Box28, Folder4 "A Departure" Stanza VI is subtitled "Goodbye to the Mousehole"Box28, Folder4 "In Parala's Kingdom"Box28, Folder4 "Easter Again (1981)"Box28, Folder4 "A Disillusionment"Box28, Folder4 "Another Disillusionment"Box28, Folder4 "One Life's Beatitudes, Matthew V"Box28, Folder4 "Kielder revisited, June 14th 1981"Box28, Folder4 "All Souls, written in memory of Christina Wood, d. October 27th 1981"Box28, Folder4 "Greatest of the Prophets..." or "Why? Let Them Suffer..."Box28, Folder4 "Star of Bethlehem"Box28, Folder4 "Holy Isles, for William Irvin Thompson"Box28, Folder4 "One Greater than the Temple"Box28, Folder4 "Rome, Christmas 1982"Box28, Folder4 "Seed of a Poison Tree"Box28, Folder4 "Words, Seminal, Spoken..."Box28, Folder4 "While the Man Slept His Enemy Came".Box28, Folder4 "Little Living Wrens"Box28, Folder4 "Cornishman, In memory of Arthur Shott" Written for a festschrift for Charles

Causley. (February 24, 1982).Box28, Folder4 "Hearing Them Named..."Box28, Folder4 "Ah, Welcome Fire..."Box28, Folder5 "Cornishman"Box28, Folder5 "The Dream of Arnheim"Box28, Folder5 "One hundred poems of Kabir"Box28, Folder5 Draft lettersBox28, Folder5 "Poems of Kabir"Box28, Folder5 "Blake and Yeats"

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Box28, Folder5 "Told in darkness"Box28, Folder5 "Of one thing I am not ashamed"Box28, Folder5 "Yet He was the Greatest of Prophets..."Box28, Folder5 "At the beginning we reach out..." written in memory of Christina Wood.Box28, Folder5 "Greatest of Prophets"Box28, Folder5 "Why?, Let Them Suffer"Box28, Folder5 "Cornwall"Box28, Folder6 "Towards a Living Universe"Box28, Folder6 "Dream House"Box28, Folder6 "Dream Mansion"Box28, Folder6 "Dining with Isaiah"Box28, Folder6 " June 1980 Green Gulch, San Francisco"Box28, Folder6 "For Richard Baker Roshi"Box28, Folder7 "A Disillusionment"Box28, Folder7 "Another disillusionment"Box28, Folder8 "A Disillusionment, Another Disillusionment"Box28, Folder8 "Dread of Fate."Box28, Folder8 "Chateau de Marais"Box28, Folder8 "Maison Onirique, Goodbye to the Mousehole"Box28, Folder8 "Paralda's Kingdom"Box28, Folder9 "Chateau de Marais"Box28, Folder9 "Maison Onirique"Box28, Folder9 "Goodbye to the Mousehole"Box28, Folder9 "Kingdom"Box28, Folder9 Untitled versesBox28, Folder10 "A Sower Went Forth to Sow"Box28, Folder10 Reviews of two booksBox28, Folder10 "Blake, Jesus and the Imagination"Box28, Folder11 "We Go Away, We Part, But Everywhere" (June 14, 1980)Box28, Folder11 "Who to this Spinning Bubble"Box28, Folder11 "I, Who the Dead Have Made"Box28, Folder12 Notes for a meetingBox28, Folder12 "Yeats, a Reassessment"Box28, Folder12 "Towards a Living Universe"Box28, Folder12 "Prince and Princess"Box28, Folder12 Draft lettersBox28, Folder12 "Kielder revisited, June 14th 1981"Box28, Folder12 "Pythagoras in English Poetry"Box28, Folder12 Address delivered at a conferenceBox28, Folder13 "Towards a living universe"Box28, Folder13 Draft letter about TemenosBox28, Folder13 Address on Leila CastaniBox28, Folder13 "Kielder revisited, June 14th, 1981"Box28, Folder13 "The Kingdom of Heaven"Box28, Folder13 Text about David Jones.Box28, Folder13 Reviews of Hebridean Folksongs, and Folksongs and folklore of South UistBox28, Folder13 "Deep Waters-- 'Heavy water' in the reverie of Edgar Allan Poe"Box29, Folder1 Draft poemsBox29, Folder1 "A Candle Lit Room"Box29, Folder1 "After Fifty-five Years"Box29, Folder1 Reviews of booksBox29, Folder1 "The Human Face of God: A Study of Blakes' Book of Job and the Job Engravings"Box29, Folder2 Draft lettersBox29, Folder2 Review of thesisBox29, Folder2 Reviews of An Duanaire, 1600-1900 and 1600-1900 Poems of the Dispossessed with

translations into English verse by Thomas Kinsella.Box29, Folder2 "Holy Isles"

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Box29, Folder2 Essay on Brigitte SimonBox29, Folder2 Essay on A.L. RowseBox29, Folder2 "Cornish Man"Box29, Folder2 Draft poemsBox29, Folder3 Blake material.Box29, Folder3 "As Sun-circling Years Weave Threads..."Box29, Folder3 "Introduction to Collected Poems" (1981)Box29, Folder4 Essay (Sligo August 14, 1980) describes poetry's effect on Raine's life.Box29, Folder4 Caetani address.Box29, Folder4 Draft address about Leilia CaetaniBox29, Folder4 Draft letter to Michael [?] about organizing a poetry algmpee.Box29, Folder4 "Happy Valley"Box29, Folder5 Draft reviews of Hebridean Folksongs.Box29, Folder5 "Quotations for Pythagoreans"Box29, Folder6 "The Chamber of Maiden Thought."Box29, Folder6 "Yeats Singing-School, A Personal Association" Address delivered in Paris.Box29, Folder6 "Sleep and Dreams in William Blake"Box29, Folder6 Text on Blake and TaylorBox29, Folder6 Review of Dante the MakerBox29, Folder7 Editorial for Temenos.Box29, Folder8 Editorial for Temenos.Box29, Folder8 RevisionBox29, Folder8 Essay on Thomas BlackburnBox29, Folder8 Letters relating to TemenosBox29, Folder9 Draft of an essay on Thomas Taylor.Box29, Folder10 "The Chamber of Maiden Thought"Box29, Folder11 EditorialsBox29, Folder11 Essay on Thomas BlackburnBox29, Folder11 Excerpts from Keats and the Mirror of Art, by Ian Jack; The Consecrated Urn, by Bernard

Blackstone.Box29, Folder12 "Blake and the Prophetic Role of the Poet"Box29, Folder12 "Levels of Consciousness."Box29, Folder13 "Yeats, a Reassessment"Box29, Folder14 "Blake and the Prophetic Genius"Box29, Folder14 "The Unifying Imagination."Box29, Folder14 "Ambassador from Another World" Address given at the Conference on Beauty and

Psyche (October 1979).Box29, Folder14 "An editorial tribute to Geoffres Watkivies and to Watkin's Giftshgs"Box29, Folder14 Draft letters.Box29, Folder14 "Jung Supports Job..."Box29,Folder15-16

The Human Face of God

Box29, Folder17 "What Kind of Christian was Blake" Address given in honor of William Blake by Raine(June 1975).

Box30, Folder1 "Blake, the Poet as Prophet."Box30, Folder2 "The Beautiful and the Holy". Written for the Conference on Beauty and Psyche.Box30, Folder3 "The Chamber of Maiden Thought."Box30, Folder4 "Pythagoras in English Poetry"Box30, Folder5 "Towards a Living Universe"Box30, Folder6 "Singing-school. A Personal Acknowledgment."Box30, Folder7 "Deep Waters--the Reverie of Edgar Allan Poe.Box30, Folder8 "Leilia Caetani." Address given at opening exhibition of this artist's paintings.Box30, Folder8 Introduction to novel, The Lipstick Boys by Jeremy Reed. (October 1981)Box30, Folder8 Introduction explaining Raine's poetic background.Box30, Folder9 Review of Angelas Sikelianos, Selected PoemsBox30, Folder10 Reviews of Hebridean Folksongs and Folksongs and Folklore of Soccth List.Box30, Folder11 Editorial for Tenemos.

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Box30, Folder12 "Remembering Antonia White".Box30, Folder13 Translation into French of "Hopkins, Nature and Human Nature." Preface to "Grandeur

de Dieu", et autres PomesBox30, Folder14 Letter from Princeton University Press (May 18, 1979) concerning The Human Face of

God and typescript from Raine to Press.Box30, Folder15 "Ben Bulben fixe le decor" Essay in French on W.B. YeatsBox30, Folder15 "Hades Envelope de Nuages"Box30, Folder16 "Lelia Caetani" (September 27, 1980).Box30, Folder16 Quarto Abbot Hall Art Gallery Quarterly (January 1981) with "Leila Caetani"Box30, Folder16 "Star of Bethlehem" (1981)Box31, Folder1 Review of Man and the Natural World: Changing Attitudes in England, 1500-1800.Box31, Folder1 "Delhi"Box31, Folder1 Review of Selected Poems and Prose, Michael Roberts 1902-1948, edited with an

introduction by Frederick Grubb.Box31, Folder1 Review of T. E. Hulme, by Michael Roberts (1971).Box31, Folder1 "W. B. Yeats," lecture.Box31, Folder2 "History and Apocalypse" Paper delivered at University of St. John de Jerusalem (1982)Box31, Folder2 "Samuel Menashe," memoir.Box31, Folder3 "The Coming of the Kingdom"Box31, Folder3 Review of W. H. Hudson, A Biography, by Ruth Tomalin (1982)Box31, Folder3 Review of Far Away and Long Ago, by W. H. Hudson.Box31, Folder3 Editorial for Tenemos.Box31, Folder3 Review of Geoffery Moorehouse's book on IndiaBox31, Folder3 Review of Pilgrimage of Dreams, by Thetis Blacker (1973).Box31, Folder3 Review of Echo's Subtle Body: Contributions to an Archetypal Psychology, by Patricia

Berry (1982).Box31, Folder4 "Mystery and Matter"Box31, Folder4 Review of Kabbalah and Exodus, by Z'ev ben Shimon Halevi.Box31, Folder4 Review of Knowledge and the Sacred (1981)Box31, Folder4 Review of The Swan in the Evening Rosamund Lehmann.Box31, Folder5 "Apocalypse and the Sense of History"Box31, Folder5 "The City in Architecture and in Poetry"Box31, Folder5 Review of An Interpretation of Apuleus' Golden AssBox31, Folder6 W.B. Yeats lectureBox31, Folder6 "The Eye of the Imagination"Box31, Folder6 Review of The Third City by Borne BebekBox31, Folder7 Text on writing poetry (1982)Box31, Folder7 "Blake and the Maya"Box31, Folder7 Review of Knowledge and the Sacred, by Seyyed Hossein Nasr.Box31, Folder7 "Mystery and Matter"Box31, Folder7 PoemsBox31, Folder7 Notes on "Vedic Hymn to Narayena."Box31, Folder7 Obituary of Tambimuttu.Box31, Folder8 Diary begins August 22, 1976.Box31, Folder9 Text on BlakeBox31, Folder9 Miscellaneous notesBox31, Folder10 Poems (1982).Box31, Folder10 Letter from editor of The Tablet, Roman Catholic weekly paper.Box31, Folder10 Poem associated with St. Matthews Gospel.Box31, Folder11 "Singing School: A Personal Acknowledgment." Paper given to Poetry Society (London,

1980).Box31, Folder12 "Tradition and the Crisis of the Present in English Poetry." Paper given to the Eranos

Conference (1968).Box31, Folder13 "Preface" to Thomas Taylor, the Platonist: Selected Writings, edited, with introductions

by Kathleen Raine and George Miller (1969)Box31, Folder13 Part of an introduction to a collection of Raine's papers.Box31, Folder13 "Acknowledgments," tribute to friends and to Yeats Summer School in Sligo.

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Box31, Folder14 "Yeats and Kabir," inaugural address delivered to the Yeats Society of India (January1983).

Box31, Folder14 "The Chaldean Oracles" (1982).Box32, Folder1 "Ben Bulben Sets the Scene"Box32, Folder2 Foreword to "Mystical hymns of Orpheus"Box32, Folder2 Text on "The Statues," by Yeats.Box32, Folder3 "Blake, Yeats and Pythagoras" Paper read at the Lindesfarne Conference on Pythagoras

in Colorado (1979).Box32, Folder4 "Science and Imagination in William Blake"Box32, Folder5 "The City in William Blake"Box32, Folder6 "The Beautiful and the Holy"Box32, Folder7 "Blake and Maya"Box32, Folder8 "The Chamber of Maiden Thought"Box32, Folder9 "Oothon in Leatha's Vale"Box32, Folder10 Text on Swedenbourg and BlakeBox32, Folder11 "What Kind of a Christian was Blake?" (1975)Box32, Folder12 Miscellaneous textBox32, Folder13 "L'Apocalypse Selon William Blake," French translation.Box32, Folder14 Review of volume 4 of M. Leyris's French translation. Oeuvres de William Blake/tekte

original presents et tradiut par Rerre Leyris. Paris. Aubier-Flammarion, 1974.Box32, Folder14 Review of Knowledge and the Sacred.Box32, Folder15 "A Nativity Play" by Gomez ManriqueBox32, Folder16 Letter from Kilijjo Domini, seeking permission to translate into Italian "A Departure",

which appeared in Temenos II. (October 1, 1982)Box32, Folder16 Letter from Francesca Romana Pace (May 18, 1983)Box32, Folder16 Letter to [?].Box32, Folder16 Letter to Bollingen series from Huntington CairnsBox32, Folder17 "Star of Bethlehem"Box32, Folder17 Advertisement for Thomas Taylor, the PlatonistBox32, Folder17 Invitation to attend private view of Chinese patio at the British Museum.Box32, Folder17 Halftone reproductions of painting of British Royalty.Box32, Folder18 Blake and TraditionBox33, Folder1 "Visages de Dieu" (revised)Box33, Folder1 "The Human Face of God" (November 4, 1984)Box33, Folder1 Review of New Poems, by Alfred Norman.Box33, Folder1 Review of The Multiple States of Being, by Rene Guenon.Box33, Folder1 "Poetry and the Frontiers of Consciousness"Box33, Folder2 "The Sleep of Albion"Box33, Folder3 "Poetry and the Frontiers of Consciousness."Box33, Folder3 "The Sleep of Albion"Box33, Folder3 "Essay on Beauty"Box33, Folder4 Introduction to Yeats' PurgatoryBox33, Folder4 Review of Robert Browning, A Life within a Life, by Donald Thompson.Box33, Folder4 Article on Thetis BlackerBox33, Folder4 Notes for an article on Lilo-Gregorio GiraldidiaBox33, Folder4 Review of Renaissance and Reform, the Italian Contribution, by Frances A. Yeats.Box33, Folder4 Draft poemsBox33, Folder5 NotesBox33, Folder5 List of names and budget estimate for travel to Aberdeen.Box33, Folder5 Review of Gandhi's Religious Thought.Box33, Folder5 "Marcelle Avelair."Box33, Folder5 Notes on address for 25th anniversary of the Yeats Summer School.Box33, Folder6 "That Ancient Tower".Box33, Folder6 Draft of talk to a conferenceBox33, Folder6 "The City in Blake's Prophetic Poetry"Box33, Folder6 "The Chaldean Oracles"Box33, Folder6 "Mystical Hymns of Orpheus"

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Box33, Folder6 Introduction to Pierre Leyvis' MiltonBox33, Folder6 "The Traditional Artist in a Secular Age"Box33, Folder6 "From Father to Son"Box33, Folder6 PoemsBox33, Folder6 "Of all the Seeds"Box33, Folder6 "In that Kingdom"Box33, Folder6 "Maimed in this World Some..."Box33, Folder6 "Less for Their Sake than for His Own Sake"Box33, Folder6 "The Needle's Eye"Box33, Folder7 Draft poemsBox33, Folder7 Draft of articles about Winifred Nicholson's painting.Box33, Folder7 Notes on scholars of Islamic artBox33, Folder7 Memos and addressesBox33, Folder7 Review of book on Sikhism and its Indian context by W. Owen Cole.Box33, Folder7 Review of Survival: Body Rising and Death in the Light of Psychic Experience, by David

Lorimer.Box33, Folder7 Article on Harold NorlandBox33, Folder7 Review of Giordano Bruno and the Hermetic TraditionBox33, Folder7 "Learning by Heart"Box33, Folder7 Review of Highland Songs of the Forty FiveBox33, Folder7 "So Deep a Quiet"Box33, Folder7 Review of a book on Sanskrit literature.Box33, Folder7 Review of At the Table of the Grail, edited by John Matthews.Box33, Folder8 "Inner vision and outer limits"Box33, Folder8 Draft poemsBox33, Folder8 Essay on John Lorne Campbell, collector of Gaelic songs and stories.Box33, Folder8 "Learning by Heart" (poem)Box33, Folder8 A Song in "The King of the Great Clock Tower"Box33, Folder8 "Persephone's Flower"Box33, Folder8 Memorandum for Santosh Pall.Box33, Folder8 Miscellaneous textBox33, Folder8 "Visages de Dieu"Box33, Folder8 Draft letters to [?] Rugotra and [?] Jayakar about Santosh PallBox33, Folder9 Letters to [?] JayakarBox33, Folder10 "The Human Face of God"Box33, Folder11 "Le Visage Humain de Dieu"Box33, Folder12 "L'Apocalypse Selon William Blake."Box33, Folder12 Letter from Georges Nataf of Berg International, Editeurs. (January 24, 1983).Box34, Folder1 "Eye of the Imagination."Box34, Folder2 "The Sleep of Albion"Box34, Folder3 Talks for 25th Annual Yeats Summer SchoolBox34, Folder4 Review of Selected Poems of Rabindranath Tagore, translated by William Radice and

Forty Poems of Rabindranath Tagore, edited by Sisir Kumar Ghose.Box34, Folder5-6 "Inner Vision and Outer Limits"Box34, Folder7 Review of Jung and the Tarot: An Archetypal Journey, by Sallie Nichols and The Secrets

of the Tarot: Origins, History and Symbolism, by Barbara C. Walker.Box34, Folder8 Review of Hebridean Folksongs volume 3, edited and translated by J.L. Campbell.Box34, Folder8 Review of An Duanarre, 1600-1900Box34, Folder8 Review of Poems of the Dispossessed, translated by Thomas KinsellaBox34, Folder9 "Towards a Living Universe"Box34, Folder10 Paper read at the inaugural meeting of the Yeats Society of India, (Delhi, 1983).Box34, Folder11 AcknowledgmentsBox34, Folder11 "Ben Bulben Sets the Scene"Box34, Folder12 "Blake and Maya"Box34, Folder13 "The Apocalypse - Blake and Michelangelo."Box34, Folder14 "Suffering According to Blake's Illustrations of Job."Box34, Folder15 "Poetry and the Frontiers of Consciousness"

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Box34, Folder16 Text T.S. Eliot's poetry.Box34, Folder17 "Tambi" In Memoriam of Tambimuttu,"Box34, Folder18 Review of An Interpretation of Apuleius' Golden Ass, by Marie-Louise Franz.Box34, Folder19 "Winifred Nicholson as I Remember Her," memorial.Box34, Folder20 "The Work of Brigitte Simon, Stained Glass Designer."Box34, Folder21 Review of Knowledge and the Sacred, by Seyyed Hossein Nasr.Box34, Folder22 "The City in Blake's Prophetic Poetry"Box34, Folder23 "The Secular and the Sacred"Box34, Folder23 "The Nascience of the Sacred"Box34, Folder23 Review of Herbert Read: Formlessness and Form, an Introduction to his Aesthetics by

David Thistlewood.Box34, Folder23 Notes for a biography.Box34, Folder23 Notes for a piece on Tenemos.Box34, Folder23 "Inner Vision and Outer Limits"Box34, Folder24 "These Kinds of Taste"Box34, Folder24 PoemsBox34, Folder24 Notes on "Hamlet"Box34, Folder24 Review of The Brothers Powys, by Richard Perceval Graves.Box34, Folder24 Notes concerning photographs for inclusion in Hades Wrapped in a CloudBox34, Folder24 Acknowledgments for a bookBox34, Folder24 Notes on distribution and discounts for "Temenos"Box34, Folder24 List of people to whom review copies must goBox34, Folder24 Extracts from review of TemenosBox34, Folder24 Blurb for Temenos #4Box34, Folder24 Miscellaneous text on Yeats, L.G. Giraldis and Edwin MuirBox34, Folder25 Press release announcing of Raine's participation in Celtic Interface (1985).Box35, Folder25 Interview with Kathleen Raine (4 videocassettes in different formats)

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