Author: S (Craig)

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[S) 012 Beference only GIDDE1S (Craig). See BABBEL (Ulrich) and GIDDENS (Craig). Bibliographical reference llst of the published works of Rudolf Steiner in English translation Coiipiled by Ulrich Babbel and Craig Giddens. (fur use in conjunction with the Library of the Anthroposophical Society in Great Britain.) London, 1977, etc.

Card ID: 199

Author: CRAIG (Robert)

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3 i”J i Esk CRAIG (Robert). S MANCUESTER. Chetham Society. Remains. • .Third Series. 1. Liverpool registry of merchant ships. By Robert Craig and Rupert Jarvis. 8°. Manchester, 1967.

Card ID: 553

Author: CRAIG (Edith)

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CRAIG (Edith). See TERRY (l1en A.) CThe Story of my Life.) Ellen Terry’s Memoirs. With a preface, notes and additional bio - raphical cbapters by E.Craig and G.St.Johii. New Yoric, 1932.

Card ID: 464

Author: CRAIG (Eardin)

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SiLL CRAIG (Eardin). A New look at Shakespeare’s quartos. (Stanford Studies in Language and Literature, 22.) pp. vi. + 134. 8. Stanford, Cal., 1961. [Another copy.] e-

Card ID: 519

Author: CRAIG (dward Henry Gordon)

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795 • S [Duncan) CRAIG (dward Henry Gordon). See DUNCAN (IBadora). [Letters.] ‘Your Isadora1: the love story of Isadora Duncan & Gordon Craig. [The letters of Isadora Duncan to Gordon Craig.] Edited, with a connecting text, by Francis Steegr!lu.Ller. New York, 1974.

Card ID: 482

Author: CRAIG (Maurice James)

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CRAIG (Maurice James). See DUBLIN. St. Patrick’s Hosoital. The Legacy of Swift: a bi—centenary record of St. Patrick’s Hospital, Dublin. [Edited by M.J.Craig] [Dublin), 1948.

Card ID: 545

Author: GIBSON (Alexander Craig)

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N’S’4 GIBSON (Alexander Craig). The Folk speech ofGmberland and some districts adjacent: being short steries and rhymes in the dialéàts of the west border counties... Fourth edition. pp. viii. + 208. 3°. Londor and C.riisI, 1891.

Card ID: 4

Author: ORE (!riaxme Craig)

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Music Library Music Library P 102 For reference only S)ORE (!riaxme Craig). Jsound Recordings.] Louise Bogan, Paul Engle, Marianne Moore, Allen Tate, reading their own poens. (Twentieth Century Poetry in English.) Library of Congress !ecording Laboratory. Mono. P 12.

Card ID: 365

Author: AGAN (Robert Craig)

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MACX1AGAN (Robert Craig). S LOlDOL [II!. Misoellaneov.a tnstitutions, Sooleties, etc.) Fd1k-Loe. soàiety.. bIitionè. 37, eto. County folk-lore. Printed extract8. 9, 10, 11. xamp1es of printed folk-lore concerning Fife, with some notes ofl Claclanannaz and Kinroes— shires. Collected by J. E. Siinpkins, with an introduction by R. C. IIao1agan, ,t C. London, 1914.

Card ID: 46

Author: ORE (irierine Craig)

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Nusic Library C2 — Cl Reference only )ORE (irierine Craig). [Sound Recordings.) See KAvIARAS (Stratis). £Sound Recordings.] The Poet’s voice: poets reading aloud and comenting upon their 1orks. T.S. Eliot, John Berryman, Ezra Pound, Robert Lowell, Zrienne ibore, Robinson Jeffers, Wallace Stevens, Theodore Roethke, W.H, Auden, Randail Jerreil, William Carlos Williams, Sylvia Plath, Robert Frost. Selected eM edited by Stratis Havieras • Cassette 2, Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press,

Card ID: 370

Author: LEEPER (Janet)

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IXL CRft LEEPER (Janet). See- CRAIG (Edward E.G.) EdWard Gordon Craig: designs for the theatre. [Reproduction’s. With an introduction by] J.Leeper. [liarmondsworth], 1948.

Card ID: 377

Author: No Author available

Description

CdUecdoc virO S db cairn (&vard ffenry Gordon). A Living theatre: The Gordon Craig Soheol, The Arena •‘ Golda; Tb. ask, a. florence, 1913. ‘I

Card ID: 476