Masefield, John, 1878-1967
Found in 104 Collections and/or Records:
Masefield, J to Bull, D. - correspondence, 1916-03-19
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Masefield, J. to Bull, D. - correspondence, 1918-08-31
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BOAR’S HILL, OXFORD. 31 Aug. [1918]. Masefield informs Bull that he is sending young poet Robert Nichols to America with letter of introduction in hand. Nichols, he reports, is nice but badly shell-shocked and in need of being ‘a little looked after’. Closing, Masefield excerpts from an Erasmus letter to help Bull resolve her creative ‘troubles’.
Masefield, J. to Bull, D. - correspondence, Undated [1930, December inferred]
Masefield, J. to Bull, D. - correspondence, Undated [1930? Questionable.]
Masefield, J. to Bull, D. - correspondence, 1916-05-06
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Masefield, J. to Bull, D. - correspondence, 1916-06-08
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Masefield, J. to Bull, D. - correspondence, 1916-08-05
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Masefield, J. to Bull, D. - correspondence, 1916-10-06
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[64 words] Oct 6 [1916] at Aix les Bains. (waiting for a train.) Masefield notes receipt of Bull’s letter written 25 days earlier; discusses artificial limb(s) for wounded French veteran(s); instructs Bull to avoid sending another gift; explains that he won’t be able to ‘administrate it’; expresses hope that Bull continues writing verse; remarks on battlefield death of American poet Alan Seeger.
Masefield, J. to Bull, D. - correspondence, 1916-11-17
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Lollingdon, Cholsey, Berks Nov 17. 1916. Masefield is greatly pleased by Bull’s recent letter and poem; is glad that she enjoyed his copy of “Philosophies”; offers to critique a Bull typescript; responds at length to Bull’s questions about papers he reads and ‘non-party’ newspapers in England.
Masefield, J. to Bull, D. - correspondence, 1916-11-19
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Lollingdon, Cholsey, Berks Nov 19, 1916. Masefield compares the merits of donating to veterans in need of artificial arms (vs legs); reports no word from surgeons charged with selecting a ‘deserving case’ to receive Bull’s gift; characterizes the battle of Gallipoli as a 'game of firecrackers' compared with the Somme; admires Poet Laureate Robert Bridge’s anthology “The Spirit of Man”.