Collections Database Manuscript & Object Collect... Extensive archival and manu... Wyse family papers Finding AidTitle: Wyse family papers, 1816 - circa 1942
ID: 01/01/MSS00073
Primary Creator: Wyse, William Charles Bonaparte (1826-1892)
Other Creators: Wyse, Nellie Bonaparte, Wyse, Thomas, Sir (1791-1862)
Extent: 13.3 Cubic Feet
Arrangement:
This collection is arranged in the following series:
Series 1: Manuscripts and notebooks
Series 2: Books, pamphlets, and broadsides
Series 3: Correspondence
Series 4: Photographs
Items that are not listed in the contents of a particular box are shelved in UL6S, pending a move to reunite them with the rest of the Wyse collection.
Date Acquired: 00/00/1965
Languages: English
The archives of the Wyse family, a prominent Irish literary family of Waterford, Ireland, contain diaries and journals, unpublished literary works, account and letter-books, as well as published volumes and photographs. There is a great deal of literary material, ranging from the poetry, travel accounts, and other papers of Sir Thomas Wyse, a politician and diplomat of the early nineteenth century, to the mid-twentieth century verse of his great-granddaughter, Nellie Bonaparte Wyse.
The most important figure in the collection is Sir Thomas's son, William Charles Bonaparte Wyse, who played an important part in the Provencal literary movement known as the Felibrige. In the collection are many manuscripts with much unpublished poetry, diaries containing copies of correspondence with English, French, Provencal and Catalan writers and accounts of talks with them, scrapbooks with autograph letters from various literary figures, accounts of his reading, with critical remarks, catalogs of his personal library, photograph albums with signed pictures of Provencal and Catalan authors, many with original verse, and letters, as well as his published works, most of which are extremely rare and hard to find.
Correspondents of William Wyse include other writers such as George Meredith, Edmund Gosse, Stephane Mallarme, and the Irish poet Aubrey de Vere, as well as his intimates of many years, Frederic Mistral, Joseph Roumanille, Donnadieu and other felibres of the revival of Provencal poetry in the nineteenth century. His papers provide numerous insights into a movement which has had a major influence upon modern poetry in the English language.
Son of Sir Thomas Wyse of Ireland, William Charles Bonaparte Wyse became one of the guiding spirits of the Provencal literary movement known as Felibrige. After Mistral and Aubanel, he can be rated as one of the half-dozen most important poets among the some two hundred writers engaged in this movement, and as one of the most creative in his use of form and symbolism.
He was for many years an intimate of Mistral, Roumanille, Donnadieu, and other felibres of the revival of Provencal poetry in the nineteenth century.
Repository: Rare Book & Manuscript Library, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
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Acquisition Method: Purchased in 1965.
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Autograph manuscript.
Contains: To Napoleon; the same in French; The moon; the same in French; The prophesy.
First Line: To Napoleon. In passing the Simplon 1816
Last Line: Then only, Roman Italy - TW
Location: Rome?
Language: English, French.
Autograph manuscript.
Booksellers' quarter in the Bazaar. Library in Galata. Types of books available. The Patriarch cannot speak any European language. Greeks and Turks much subject to impotence from early illicit indulg.
First Line: Aug 6 Thursday - The King of Persia has sent seven
Last Line: buildings [?] beyond the bay which
Subject: Travel; Constantinople; antiquities
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript.
A rather sour and disillusioned eye-witness account of the Miracle of the Holy Fire.
Subject: Travel, Jerusalem; antiquities
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript.
A characteristic essay on the population, government, administration of justice, and the naval and military forces.
Location: Palermo, Sicily
Subject: Travel; Palermo - social and military institutions
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript.
A rather full description of Van Dyke's "Elevation of the Cross", and other paintings.
First Line: Elevation of the Cross, Van Dyke
Last Line: a very [?] picture - green very [?]
Subject: Art/Painting
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript.
The earliest work of WCBW in the collection. It consists of fragmentary poetical attempts and ideas for poems.
First Line: Had I an ass
Last Line: enlarge on that
Location: [Manor of St. John?]
Language: English.
Notebook.
Manuscript in Wyse's autograph. Copies with the original corrections from the author's manuscript in the Biblioteco Departmentalo d'Aquelo Vilo.
Language: Provencal.
Notebook.
Manuscript in Wyse's autograph. 7 Provencal poems which seem to have been copied from a manuscript.
Language: Provencal.
Pamphlet.
1st ed. Original printed green wrappers. Title in black and red. Seven poems.
Location: Enco de R. Whalley, lou Jouine, Waterford
Language: Provencal.
Original manuscript.
Scattered brief notes for January and February.
Language: English.
Document.
Printed form filled in. Valuation of a number of pieces of land held or occupied by WCBW all in an area known as Pastime Knock. Signed by H.S. Rogers, Revising Valuer, for the Commissioner of Valuatio.
Location: Dublin
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript; Notebook.
Location: Waterford, Woolwich, London, Bournemouth, Southsea.
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript; Notebook.
Location: Lumber-House
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript; Notebook.
Location: Lumber-House
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript; Notebook.
A digest of laws showing the improvement of state education in France.
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript; Notebook.
Location: Lumber-House
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript; Notebook.
First Line: Sorrow is vain and Despondency sinful
Last Line: from Calais to Dover [For continuation vide p. 87]
Location: England, France and Ireland
Language: English, Provencal.
Autograph manuscript; Notebook.
Location: Waterford, Blarney, Cork
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript; Notebook.
Location: The Beeches, Tomi (Plymouth)
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript; Notebook.
Location: England and Ireland
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript; Notebook.
Location: The Lumber House, Tomi (Plymouth)
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript; Notebook.
Location: Waterford
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript; Notebook.
Location: Waterford, Bath and Oxford
Language: English.
Manuscript.
On the death of Prince Albert. In the autograph of his son, Andrew. Probably dictated during one of his attacks of gout which affected his hands.
Language: English.
Manuscript.
First Line: Brands from the burning. First Selection
Last Line: To my journal.
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript; Notebook.
Location: Waterford and Oxford
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript; Notebook.
Location: Ireland, England and France
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript; Notebook.
Location: Waterford and France
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript; Notebook.
Location: Manor of St. John's, Waterford
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript; Notebook.
Location: France, Ireland and Switzerland
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript; Notebook.
Location: Ireland, France, Switzerland and Italy
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript; Notebook.
First Line: Contents. Wyse Estate Notes - 1-14
Last Line: are very good indeed, especially Johnson.
Location: v.p.
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript; Notebook.
701 books.
Location: v.p.
Language: English.
Manuscript Notebook.
Location: n.p.
Language: English.
Processing Information: Date Inputted: 2004/04/12
Library Notes: Not in paper finding aid.
Autograph manuscript.
Includes list of his printed and manuscript works. 3466 titles, listed by title, author, place, date, size and binding.
First Line: Index. A. English Literature .. 1. B. French [lit]
Last Line: [Ordanences?] heraldiques par Cte. O'Kelly. Bruges
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript; Notebook
Location: Ireland
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript; Notebook.
Location: Paris
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript; Notebook.
Location: Western Ireland and Ceylon
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript; Notebook.
Location: Ceylon
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript; Notebook.
Location: Ireland
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript; Notebook.
Location: Killarney
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript; Notebook.
Location: Ireland
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript; Notebook.
Location: Paris to Vernet-les-Bains
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript; Notebook.
Location: Ireland
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript; Notebook.
Location: Paris
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript.
Location: n.p.
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript.
Location: n.p.
Language: English.
Manuscript.
Location: n.p.
Language: English.
Manuscript.
Language: English.
Document.
Language: English.
Document.
Language: English.
Correspondence, documents.
Location: Paris
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript.
Language: English.
Processing Information: Date Inputted: 2004/04/13
Library Notes: Begins at both ends
Autograph manuscript.
First Line: You can put your full thing in hot water
Last Line: Wednesday, 20th, Farmer, Fould, Mackensie
Language: English.
Processing Information: Date Inputted: 2004/04/13
Library Notes: Begins at both ends
Miscellaneous.
Bust portrait of a woman, traced through tracing paper.
Language: English.
Processing Information: Date Inputted: 2004/04/13
Library Notes: A similar item found in Wyse 68
Autograph manuscript.
Language: English.
Processing Information: Date Inputted: 2004/04/13
Library Notes: Same writer as Wyse 213.2b?
Autograph manuscript.
Location: Bath
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript.
Travel diary with observations on government, politics, women, agriculture, art, antiquities, etc.
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript.
Contains antiquities, inscriptions, journal entries, etc. Material which was later used for his "Walks in Rome", published in Colburn's New Monthly Magazine 1826-1829.
Location: Rome
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript.
To avoid the summer fevers at Rome he set out on a tour of Italian cities visiting Viterbo, Pisa, Lucca, Bologna, and Florence where he stayed until Winter.
Subject: Travel; Italy; antiquities
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript.
Journal kept during the early part of his extended tour of the Mediterranean. Material describing the country, antiquities, trade, etc. of Athens, Delos, Corinth, Chios, Gallipoli and other places
First Line: 1818 [?] [Athens?] - Islands, [?] Smyrna
Last Line: n/a
Subject: Travel; Greece; antiquities
Language: English.
Processing Information: Date Inputted: 2004/03/31
Library Notes: Begins at both ends
Autograph manuscript.
A very detailed account of the trip, by boat, from Luxor to Cairo with stops at Karnak, Medinat Habou, Valley of the Kings, Memnon, Thebes and the Pyramids.
First Line: From these chambers you proceed to the Sanctuary.
Last Line: Commemorated by the English Consul at Alexanadria
Subject: Travel; Egypt; antiquities
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript.
Begins at Bethany. A fine journal with descriptions of places visited. Jericho. Describes Sepulchre at Bethelehem. Travels to Nazareth, Caesaria, Beirut, Baalbek, Rhodes, Cos, with drawings and descri.
First Line: Monday. Left town 8 1/4 - Beyhany 3/4
Last Line: great benefactor to temples [?]
Subject: Travel; Asia Minor; antiquities
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript.
Travels by land and sea. Beirut, Tripoli, Icaria, Cyprus, Rhodes, Patmos, Ephesus, etc.
First Line: [.] Maria 1.10 / did lift up the [?] 1 1/4 hr
Last Line: 7 ships - provisions barren Island - 3 miles
Location: Syria and the Greek Islands
Subject: Travel; Syria; Greek islands
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript.
Travels in Southern Greece from Patras to Corinth with Barry, Eastlake, Godfrey and Dundass, in 1818. Travels on the Nile as far as Central Nubia in the Winter and Spring and Baalbek, Palmyra, the Gre.
Subject: Travel; Greece, Greek Islands, Egypt, Asia Minor
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript.
Journal and sketchbook of his very extensive tour of the island with his companion Godfrey. It contains notes on commerce, government, education, and many charming detailed drawings of public building.
Location: Sicily
Subject: Travel; Sicily - social and military institutions, architecture, antiquities
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript.
Account of Naples and vicinity. Notes on antiquities, etc. Also material on Jerusalem, sketches, inscriptions, etc.
Location: Naples
Subject: Travel; Naples; antiquities; Jerusalem
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript.
Fifteen drawings, some (all) Italian.
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript.
Journal kept during his stay in Naples from January to April 1820. Contains also, antiquarian notes, drawings and some poetry.
Subject: Travel; Naples; Pompeii; antiquities
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript.
Collection of 58 poems written between 1816 and 1821, A number of the poems relate to Lucien Bonaparte and to Letitia. The ms is carefully written and seems to have been prepared for possible publicat.
Location: [Rome]
Subject: Prince Lucien Bonaparte; Napoleon; Letitia Bonaparte
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript.
This and the following four entries contain material collected for a projected work on the antiquities of Jerusalem which he and his friend, Charles Barry, finally proposed to publish in 1826. They ha.
Subject: Jerusalem; antiquities; literature about
Language: English, French, Greek, Latin, etc..
Autograph manuscript.
Contains also material on Rome.
Subject: Jerusalem; Rome; antiquities
Language: English, French, Latin.
Autograph manuscript.
In five languages. Notes on the gates of Jerusalem, etc.
Subject: Jerusalem; antiquities
Language: English, French, Greek, Latin, Arabic.
Autograph manuscript.
List of authorities consulted. The new temple. Herod's palace, etc.
Subject: Jerusalem; antiquities
Language: English, Greek, Latin, Hebrew.
Autograph manuscript.
Subject: Jerusalem; antiquities
Language: English, Latin.
Autograph manuscript.
The surviving portion of the first draft of his unpublished epic poem which was written in the year of his marriage to L.B. It is Miltonic in style and relates to the activities of Asrael ?.
Location: [Viterbo]
Subject: Asrael (fictional character)
Language: English.
Processing Information: Date Inputted: 2004/04/05
Library Notes: Appears as "Salem" in bk. 7 of the following
Autograph manuscript.
Final version of epic poem. Unpublished but this version appears prepared for publ. Pencilled corr. Throughout. 10,774 lines; Miltonic style. Dedication to R.S.
Location: Rome
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript.
The beginning of an autobiographical novel about a young and lovely wife who gives up all for her stern but well-meaning husband. Very interesting in view of their later separation.
Location: [Viterbo?]
Language: French.
Autograph manuscript.
A summary of the state of govt in England and Ireland. Ends with his recommendations that "a board of General Local Administration" selected by election, be set up, that it be contemporaneous with ses.
First Line: Sapientibus questis et reipublicae cura
Last Line: centralization and federal [?]
Subject: England and Ireland - gov't
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript.
Meeting at Sir John Newport's. Conversation on Irish emigration to England. Will O'Connell be allowed to take his seat in Commons? Letter from Curran. Discussion of succession to the Crown, "Overtures.Location: Waterford, Dublin, and London
Subject: England and Ireland - gov't
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript.
Material relating to education in England, France, Germany, Netherlands, Swizterland, the Scandinavian countries, Scotland, Prussia, Bavaria, Sicily, Poland, Egypt and Ireland, together with info/US.
Location: [London?]
Subject: Comparative Education
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript.
Evening spent at Ardagh's where he meets a mathematical prodigy, M. Bastle, 12 yrs old, who speaks 4 langs and performs feats of mental calculation? Long discussion of Russian and Polish Question. Vis.
Location: Ireland and England
Subject: Politics
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript.
With a note, "This was, I think, A. Fanny's" WCBW.
First Line: Portugal did not [rank?] as a kingdom
Last Line: Dutch threw off the Spanish yoke [?]
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript.
Thoughts and observations on his reading.
Location: [London?]
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript.
He attends board meeting of the Cork and Waterford Railway CO. Plan of operations in Ireland. Proposes an "Art Review", "The Academy is the established curch, fat in possession . " More on the Railway.
First Line: OCTOBER / October 1 - Rose at 8
Last Line: It may be [?] to the [following?]
Location: [London]
Subject: Politics; railways;
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript.
Contains tenant account book and ledger for Power estate 1845-1847. Journal entries November-Feb. 1848-1849 with a melodramatic and reproachful sefl-appraisal - idleness, loss of faith, sex-life, etc.
First Line: X means Wm. Paid. XX means that I have paid him ba
Last Line: For washing
Location: Ireland, France, and Belgium
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript.
Irish and French politics. Notice of his uncle's (Francis Wyse) book, "America, its realities and Resources." Escape of his cousin Louis Napoleon from prison at Ham. Family matters, etc. At end of lis.
Location: France
Subject: Politics, Irish and French
Language: Latin, French, German, Italian, and English.
Autograph manuscript.
Contains over a hundred original poems, ideas for poems, etc., mostly unpublished. A few pages are devoted to his father, General Meagher, and to Irish politics.
Location: Manor of St. John near Waterford
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript.
The volume contains 124 original poems with many corr. And alterations. Begins with a statement of the "Scope, Object and Influence of my Poems," a portion of which reads, "My Poetry is more a Poetry.
Location: Manor of Saint John; Near Waterford, Ireland
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript.
This, and the preceding volumes, contain his poems written between the ages of 17 and 21. Over 50 poems and notes for poems, many unpublished - "O'Connell's Elegy," "The Bridal Night, " "Columbus - a.
Location: [Manor of St. John, Waterford ?]
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript.
Travels in Ireland: Kildare, Kilkenny, Bonmahon, Stradbally, Waterford and Cashel. "Near Clommel saw a hayrick?on fire. Learnt subsequently that it was the work of two forlorn women, who gave themselv.
Location: Ireland and France
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript.
Contains also a list of books read on the tour. They encounter a Kermesse at De Haage. Descriptions of the cathedral at Breda and the tomb of Englebert of Nassau and his wife, said to be by Michael An.
Location: Blois, Antwerp, Breda, Ridderkirke, Delft
Subject: Travel; Belgium and Holland
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript.
A careful analysis of the six panels of the picture. At the back volume are his household accounts for March.
Subject: Art?
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript.
Travel diary, etc. part of the time with WCBW and Napoleon Wyse. Notes on pictures. Rough plan for a tragedy involving three murders. Poem, "Invocation to Night." Life in Rome - artists' studios, sexu.
First Line: Considera il mondo e tu
Location: France and Italy
Subject: Travel; France and Italy
Language: English.
Processing Information: Date Inputted: 2004/04/05
Library Notes: Begins at both ends
Autograph manuscript.
Journal entries. Notes on pictures. List of prints. Account of travel expense with WCBW. The entry for Oct. 6, 1851 gives an interesting description of WCBW leaving for Bruges.
First Line: 1851, Oct. 6th. This day Wm. Left on his
Last Line: My number 145 [Rembrant?] 6
Location: Belgium and the Netherlands
Subject: Travel; art
Language: English.
Processing Information: Date Inputted: 2004/04/05
Library Notes: Begins at both ends
Original manuscript.
In a very depressed state of mind over the future, the scrappiness of his education and financial insecurity. Also contains Notes on the Roman Wars and a copy of a letter to his elder brother Napoleon.
Location: [Waterford?]
Language: English.
Processing Information: Date Inputted: 2004/04/05
Library Notes: Begins at both ends
Autograph manuscript.
Descriptions of Chester, London, Espel, Remagen, The Cathedral of St. Appolinaris and its paintings. Also contains short account of his visits to Milan Treviglio, Brescia, Verona, and an original poem.
Location: England, France, Germany, Italy
Subject: Travel; England, France, Germany, Italy; art
Language: English.
Processing Information: Date Inputted: 2004/04/05
Library Notes: Begins at both ends
Autograph manuscript.
Lists of books purchased and for sale, prints in his possession, etc.
First Line: School of [Cologne?]
Last Line: The base sum paid for them ~ [pound sign] 2-10-4
Location: Bruges and Italy
Language: English.
Processing Information: Date Inputted: 2004/04/05
Library Notes: Begins at both ends
Original manuscript.
Anagogie, an early piece of science-fiction which he compares with Poe. Sexual deviations. Extensive notes on Theocritus and other classical authors.
First Line: Anagogie (Mystical Rapture.) An analysis
Last Line: fit subject for a Louis XV [??] [+5 lines Greek]
Location: [Waterford?]
Subject: fit subject for [followed by 5 lines in Greek]
Language: English.
Processing Information: Date Inputted: 2004/04/05
Library Notes: Begins at both ends
Autograph manuscript.
List of 291 books in his library, as of this date, giving author, title, publisher, date, edition, size, from whom acquired and at what date, cost, binding, defects, and remarks for many of them. An u.
First Line: List of Books. No. & name. Essais de Montaigne
Last Line: A view of all Religions, &c., &c. ?new ed. Corr.
Location: [Waterford?]
Subject: Books
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript.
Extracts from his reading with some notes, a few original poems and a number by his friend Gerald FitzGerald, of a ribald nature, in Latin and English.
First Line: On the beginning of Covent Garden Theater
Last Line: M., W., & Books; 7.271. Finis.
Location: [Waterford?]
Language: English, Latin.
Autograph manuscript.
Original poems, itinerary June 22 to August 2. Essay on Tennyson's Idylls ? Provencal work list with French equivalents.
First Line: The lights are quenched in ale
Last Line: a part whorld & a future.
Location: Holland and Germany
Language: English, Provencal, French.
Autograph manuscript.
Travels with his wife Ellen. Discussion of Byron's Manfred. Worried about not receiving money. Comparison of Hoffman and Poe. Leaves for Geneva on foot. Swiss scenery, Cathedral at Bulle, etc. Hotel v.
Location: Berne, Vevay Chillon Lausanne
Subject: Travel; Switzerland
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript.
About 100 poems, some by Gerald Fitzgerald, his ribald, hard-drinking, Irish friend, who accompanied Wyse and his wife on part of their tour. Contains Wyse's quatrain, "O think not beauty is confined.
First Line: Holland. Finished. Entering Holland
Last Line: thee or me. Berne, D[.] Voss. W.C.B.W.
Location: Holland, Germany, Switzerland, France, Spain.
Language: English.
Processing Information: Date Inputted: 2004/04/06
Library Notes: Begins at both ends
Autograph manuscript.
Contains 57 poems - many of them are revised and finished versions. There are, however, some notable additions. Some unpublished.
First Line: Holland. Entering Holland. With cattle thronged
Last Line: Souvenir of a disgraceful drunken scene
Location: Holland, Germany, Switzerland, France, Spain
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript.
Travels along the Rhine. WCBW goes to visit Mistral on Christmas Day. Returns with Roumanille. London. WCBW visits George Meredith and goes on walking tour with him to Esher, etc.
Location: Germany, Switzerland, France, London
Subject: Travel; Germany, Switzerland, France; Mistral
Language: English.
Processing Information: Date Inputted: 2004/04/06
Library Notes: Begins at both ends
Autograph manuscript.
Villeneuve, Remoulins, Avignon, Orange, Vaucluse. Sonnet on Avignon. Triumphal arch and theatre at Orange. Sonnet, "On the Road to Vaucluse." First mention of Mistral on Nov. 15. Roumanille, meets in.
First Line: Sep. 19, Mon ; Do. R. B.
Last Line: Miracle Bk. 3 Holy Pictures. Beads ? Finished
Location: France, Mallorca, Spain, England, Ireland
Subject: Travel; France, Mallorca, Spain
Language: English.
Processing Information: Date Inputted: 2004/04/06
Library Notes: Begins at both ends
Autograph manuscript.
Notes from his reading in five languages arranged under headings such as "The Odor of Sanctity," "Rights of Women," "Correction of Children," etc. About 50 p. devoted to . . wood for ship timbers.
Subject: Shipbuilding/materials
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript.
Extracts from his reading with occasional notes. The selection is of a very wide range . One eight stanza poem, concerned with the lechery of our fore-fathers, seems to be original and unpublished.
First Line: Extracts from "Idylls of the King."
Last Line: Very mild scampishness after all!
Language: Provencal, Latin, Greek, French, English.
Original manuscript.
Sixteen drawings made during his last travels in Greece.
Location: Greece
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript.
A record of letters written and received, daily expenses and diary. Contains much on WCBW and other members of the family.
Location: Ireland, France and Italy
Language: French.
Autograph manuscript.
Work-book containing notes on Provencal poetry, books read, and some original poetry, etc.
First Line: For Liza. And as I gaze
Last Line: Anne Soame, ([Lutz Alvie?]). 193
Subject: Poetry and literature
Language: English.
Processing Information: Date Inputted: 2004/04/06
Library Notes: Begins at both ends
Original manuscript.
A most important collection of documents consisting of the minutely itemized accounts of a series of solicitors for services in settling the tangled estate of his father, who died in 1862; for making.
Location: Dublin and London
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript.
Rather sparsely kept. Contains details of his proposed settlement with his brother, Napoleon. Letter to Mistral inviting him to visit. Analysis of Lewis's, "The Monk." Visit to Arles. Rather sour note.
Location: Bradford-on-Avon, London, Dublin, Amelie-les-Bains
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript.
Sour comments on Frenchmen. Ill at Bordeaux goes to Amelie-les-Bains to recover. Sexual encounters. Joined by WCBW.
First Line: The French are not really manlyLast Line: the real reason is that [Ja..?] too cagy.
Location: Bordeaux, Amelie-les-Bains, Spain
Language: English.
Processing Information: Date Inputted: 2004/04/06
Library Notes: Begins at both ends
Original manuscript.
Contains several original manuscripts, signed, by Mistral, WCBW, Matheiu, Roumanille.
Language: English.
Processing Information: Date Inputted: 2004/04/06
Library Notes: Includes several loose pieces - 1 clipping, 2 photos.
Autograph manuscript. Notebook.
Account of daily expenditures. Letters sent and received. Brief diary entries.
First Line: MDCCCLXV- 1865 1. January. Dies Dom.
Last Line: "Brogues and Buckles!"
Location: Ireland, France, and England
Language: French.
Notebook.
For household supplies at the Manor. There are a few notes by NABW.
Location: Waterford
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript
Notebook. Waterford politics and legal matters. Family matters, Madame Ratazzi, WCBW, his mother, etc. At end "Notabilia", 2 p. in hand of WCBW.
First Line: [Meins diez hebet?]
Last Line: [chiauato] Baker - 231
Location: Ireland, England, and France
Subject: Politics; domestic affairs.
Language: French, English, Italian, Latin.
Autograph manuscript; Notebook.
Accounts of books, paintings, engravings, and china bought; breakages, debts paid, etc. Fragmentary.
First Line: Cheques. Fr., July 6. Barker. 25.0.0.
Last Line: Th., 16. Glass of Ornamental Bookcase. (Emma.)
Language: English.
Processing Information: Date Inputted: 2004/04/06
Library Notes: Leaves cut out and reinserted
Autograph manuscript; Notebook.
Original translations into verse of Peire Cardinal, Figuiera, Carbonel and others.
First Line: "Histoire des Amazones, par M. l'Abbe"
Last Line: live without ill will (to his neighbours!)
Language: English.
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Library Notes: Begins from both ends; leaves cut out and reinserted
Autograph manuscript; Notebook.
Letters sent and received. Daily expenditures. Diary entries, family matters. Arthur Wyse received by Napoleon III, etc. Notes by WCBW at end.
First Line: Dubline 19
Last Line: J'ai appuis ? a quelque chose e faire ? emprunt
Location: Ireland, France, and England
Language: French.
Autograph manuscript; Notebook.
Catalog of 231 books added to his library since the former listing. Also, bibgliographical notes on special copies of books written by him.
First Line: 1. paper cover. 1. Ces Dames, Physiognamies Parisi
Last Line: Vicissitudes of families, ? Lond., 1860. 3.
Location: [Waterford]
Language: English.
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Library Notes: Some pieces cut inserted back in book
Autograph manuscript; Notebook.
20 poems, mostly unpublished, including one of his his monorhymes, "Blunderbone to Jack the Giant Killer."
First Line: To [the Great] Lord Clive
Last Line: E-nough stuff! Eh? Say. Plymouth, Feb.15, 1870.
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript; Notebook.
Actually a commonplace book with a number of notes on the Wyse family, extracts from and notes on his reading together with some original poetry.
Location: Limerick
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript; Notebook.
Collection containing autograph copies of 170 letters among which are 7 to his mother, Laetitia, who died in 1871, 2 to his cousin, Napoleon III, and other members of the Bonaparte family.
First Line: Woolley Hill House, Bradford-on Avon, Wilts, July
Last Line: Inspector R. J. C. Loughnea Co. Galway
Location: England and Ireland
Language: English, Provencal.
Autograph manuscript; Notebook.
Visit from Aubrey de Vere. Literary discussion. Comments on fall of France. Letter from Mallarme. Napoleon III deposed. Visits with Mary Ann Richardson. Translates French poetry almost every day ?.
First Line: In this book is my journal complete from
Location: Limerick, Loughrea, Galway, Dublin
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript; Notebook.
Letters to Richard H. Horne, Mistral, Aubanel, etc. Reflections on Mallarme's treatment of him. Copy of sonnet sent to Horne and letter returning Horne's ms. Original sonnet in Provencal ?.
First Line: Journal for 1874. Only from Feb. 20 to Feb. 24 ?
Last Line: 2. Telegram from Js. Whelan. 3. " " "
Location: Waterford, Avignon
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript; Notebook.
Sonnet in Provencal to Roumanile on death. Notes on current French literary taste. Letter from Mrs. Rae with a translation of his "Frisoun Perdu." Notes on Romieux's "Mascarado." Berluc sends ?.
Location: Waterford
Subject: Felibrige; Occitan poetry
Language: English, Provencal.
Autograph manuscript; Notebook.
Analysis of, and notes on, "Recueil de Pouesies Provencalos" by F.T. Gros de Marsillo, 1763; and of "Las Castagnados Poesies Languedociennes" par le Mis. De la Fare.
First Line: Recuil de Pouesies Prouvencalos de M. F. T. Gros
Last Line: 115. "nas de trufo", potatoe-snout
Subject: Felibrige; Occitan poetry
Language: Provencal.
Manuscript.
Unpublished work of an eighteenth century Provencal poet ? signed at end, "Copied verbatim et literatim, from a ms. Lent me by Gros of Avignon. W.C.B.W. 1880.".
Location: Avignon
Subject: Occitan poetry
Language: Provencal.
Autograph manuscript; Notebook.
Catalogue of 2364 books divided as follows: General library. Anonymous books. Illustrations, views, &c. Dictionaries, Maps. Prayer Books and Bibles. Reviews and Magazines. Erotica and Curiosa.
First Line: A. 1. About. Grece Contemporaine, 1854.
Last Line: Hyperion and Kavenagh. Lond. 1854.
Location: [Waterford]
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript; Notebook.
Short essays and notes on books, written between 1852 and 1881. Especially notable is one on Poe's "Tales of Mystery, Imagination and Humor," written in 1852 shortly after book's appearance in England.
Subject: Literary criticism
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript; Notebook.
Intended as a book but never published. Although dated 1886 on the titlepage it contains copies of letters to the newspapers, original poems, etc. on the subjects of Home-Rule, Parnellism ?.
Location: [Waterford]
Subject: Irish politics
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript; Notebook.
Location: Bath, London and Waterford
Language: English.
Original manuscript; Notebook.
Location: Waterford
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript; Notebook.
First Line: Mrs Laidlaw very ill still
Last Line: Heavy paper. Postcards. Stamps.
Location: England
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript; Notebook.
First Line: Index. List of photographs in No. I Book (Family)
Last Line: Vide cont. at end of Red Book.
Location: [Waterford]
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript; Notebook.
First Line: Continuation of Photographs. Book IV
Last Line: 15. The Greased Plank (June 6, 1884) 40 cop.
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript; Notebook.
First Line: (Continuation of Nos of the "Cap Incomparable")
Last Line: Vide "Urbs facta manet Waterford!"
Language: English.
Carbon copies of autograph material.
Complete with stylus, copy book, guard sheet, platen and carbon paper, containing carbon copies of autograph letters, a parody on "Excelsior", etc.WCBW gave to son Lucien after using it himself.
Location: Manor of St. John's, Waterford
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript; Notebook.
Location: Manor of St. John's, Waterford
Language: English.
Original manuscript; Notebook.
Location: Manor of St. John's, Waterford
Language: English.
Manuscript (Document?)
Location: [Waterford]
Language: English.
Autograph manuscript; Notebook.
First Line: Distracted mother of as sweet a boy
Last Line: Silver, & golden, roseate, & blue
Language: English, Provencal.
Autograph manuscript; Notebook.
Location: Manor of St. John's, Waterford
Language: English.
Original manuscript.
15 beautifully executed water-colors by John Barker of Bath. Each is an illustration for a hand lettered verse.
Location: Bath
Language: English.
Pamphlet.
Later put to music and sung at meetings of the Felibre.
Location: Aubanel fr., Avignon]
Language: Provencal.
Pamphlet.
English translation by W. C. Bonaparte Wyse; first edition, original printed blue wrapper.
Location: Charles Clark, Bath
Language: English.
Pamphlet.
First edition, original printed blue wrapper; L.H. Bonaparte Wyse's copy with his signature on front cover.
Location: Isaiah W.N. Keys & Son, Plymouth
Language: English.
Pamphlet.
1st ed. Unbound as issued; 60 copies printed. Dedicated to his cousin, Thomas Wyse, who was drowned in the lake several years later. Alterations in Wyse's autograph.
Location: [W. & P. Daly, Galway]
Language: English.
Pamphlet.
1st ed. Unbound as issued. A note in his bibliography states that his was printed in Dublin. A commentary, in verse, on the general squalor of Limerick (a condition which still prevails).
Location: [Limerick]
Language: English.
Pamphlet.
1st ed. Printed in gold. This was reprinted the following year as the first item in "L'Arc-de-Sedo?".
Location: [Aubanel fr., Avignoun]
Language: Provencal.
Pamphlet.
1st ed. Unbound as issued. Poem in Provencal with prose translation in French. Dated from Plymouth, November 1876.
Location: [Imprimerie Centrale du Midi (Hamelin Freres), Montpellier]
Language: Provencal, French.
Pamphlet.
1st ed. Original printed gray wrappers. In Provencal verse with translation into French prose.
Location: Emprimerie Centralo dou Miejour, Mount-Pelie
Language: Provencal, French.
Pamphlet.
1st ed. Original dark blue wrappers printed in gold. Text printed in blue with red borders on yellow tinted paper. Autograph inscription on inside front wrapper, "Au Chancelie dou Felibrige ? WCBW".
Location: A l'Ensigno di Miau, Tettigopolis
Language: Provencal, English.
Pamphlet.
1st ed. Sent to the Grand assembly of the Felibrige held at Avignon on May 21, 1876.
Location: Enco de L. W. N. Keys a Fieu, Plymouth
Language: Provencal.
Pamphlet.
1st ed. Original printed tan wrappers. Based upon an incident that happened to Wyse and his wife. Dedicated to Mrs. Wyse. Madame Coote was "Membre d'honneur et Dame patronesse des Councours litteraire.
Location: J. Marchand, Antibes
Language: French.
Pamphlet.
1st ed. Unbound as issued. Unopened. Translation into French prose of his Provencal verses which won first prize at the "Centenaire de Lord Brougham," in 1879.
Location: Typographie et Lithographie Marius Olive, Marseille
Language: French.
Pamphlet.
1st ed., privately printed. Original printed wrappers. Text printed on ribbed, bluish-gray paper. A note in his manuscript bibliography: "Scribner sent me a check for 10 pounds for these four sonnets".
Location: Isaiah W.N. Keys, Plymouth
Language: English.
Book.
1st ed. Anti Land League, Anti Parnell. Also contains original poems, "God Help Ireland," and "The Loyal City.".
Location: William Ridgway, London
Language: English.
Pamphlet.
A few copies of "God Help Ireland," "Hip, Hip, Hurray!", "Who can Doubt It." and "Gall-Stones," were bound up together with this general title for the collection.
Location: Printed for Intimates only, Tomi (Plymouth)
Language: English.
Pamphlet.
1st ed. Anti Parnell.
Location: Privately printed, Tomi (Plymouth)
Language: English.
Pamphlet.
1st ed. An attack on the Home-Rule Policy of Gladstone and his Land-Bill.
Location: Privately printed, Tomi (Plymouth)
Language: English.
Pamphlet.
1st ed. Contains fourteen poems, one of which is in Provencal, all venting his exasperation with the state of Ireland.
Location: Privately printed, Tomi (Plymouth)
Language: English.
Pamphlet.
1st ed. Original printed blue wrappers. Poem in Provencal followed by a translation into French.
Location: Isaian W.N. Keys, Plymouth
Language: Provencal, French.
Pamphlet.
1st ed. Original printed violet wrappers. Queen Elizabeth (Carmen Sylva) was an old friend.
Location: Isaiah W.N. Keys, Plymouth
Language: English, French.
Pamphlet.
1st ed. Original printed gray wrappers. The two poems first appeared in Revue des Langues romanes.
Location: Imprimerie Centrale du Midi (Hemelin Freres), Montpellier
Language: Provencal.
Pamphlet.
1st ed. Original printed pink wrappers. Printed in pink-tinted papers. Contains also a translation of the poem into French.
Location: Isaiah W.N. Keys, Plymouth
Language: English, French.
Pamphlet.
1st ed. Original printed blue wrappers. In Provencal and French verse.
Location: Enco de l'Epops, Nephelecoccygio (Plymouth)
Language: Provencal, French.
Pamphlet.
1st ed. Original printed tan wrappers. Seems to be the earliest separately printed monograph on Wyse and his poetry. 3 page bibliography at end which contains partial list of his publications to 1878.
Location: J.-C. Richaud, Gap
Subject: Felibrige
Language: French.
Pamphlet.
1st ed. Original printed gray wrappers. Titlepage printed in red and black. First substantial appreciation of Wyse's work. Review his growth as Provencal poet from his meeting with Mistral in 1859.
Location: Imprimerie Pitrat Aine, Lyon
Subject: Felibrige
Language: French.
Pamphlet.
1st ed. When the "Piado" was eventually issued it was dedicated to Vaseli Alecsandri and the preface was by Roque-Ferrier.
Location: Imprimerie d'Isaiah W.N. Keys, Plymouth
Language: French.
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Library Notes: 2 copies, one soft-bound, one hard-bound.
Pamphlet.
1st ed. Original printed bluish-gray wrappers. Wyse's Presidential address in Provencal and French.
Location: Empremarie Centralo dou Miejour (Hemelin Fraire), Mount Pelie
Language: Provencal, French.
Pamphlet.
1st ed. Original printed gray wrappers. Poem in Provencal with a translation into French prose.
Location: Imprimerie Pitrat, Lioun
Language: Provencal, French.
Tiny broadside.
On verso: "Lou Paire dis Arquin (Bon- -i- le)".
Location: Cinoun
Language: Provencal.
Pamphlet.
1st ed. Attack, in verse, on Home-Rule. Evidently the copy given to his son, Lucien as it bears his name in Wyse's autograph.
Location: Privately printed, Akman-Chester (Bath)
Language: English.
Book.
1st ed. Original printed tan wrappers. Most extensive study of his poetry made during his lifetime. Donnadieu had offered, a year earlier, to be his literary executor.
Location: Imprimerie Centrale du Midi, Hamelin Freres, Monpellier
Language: French.
Broadside.
1st ed. Printed in parallel columns.
Location: Estampa per li Fraire Hamelin, Mount-Pelie,
Language: French, Greek, Provencal.
Pamphlet.
1st ed. Visit of Edward and Alexandra to Ireland.
Location: "Standard" Steam-Printing Works, Waterford
Language: English.
Pamphlet.
1st ed. Original printed red wrappers.
Location: Isaiah W.N. Keys, Plymouth
Language: English.
Pamphlet.
1st ed. Poem in Provencal with a literal translation into English.
Language: Provencal, English.
Pamphlet (?).
1st ed. Original printed gray wrappers. This material first appeared in the "Pantheon du Merite" for May 16, and in the "Echo-des-Bouches-du-Rhone" for July 17, 1887.
Location: Achille Makaire, Librarie Felibreene, Aix
Language: French.
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Library Notes: unopened
Pamphlet.
1st ed. Original printed blue wrappers. Satirical verses on Irish politics, "The Dream of Tim Flanagan" is in dialect.
Location: Printed at the Union Offices, Dublin
Language: English.
Pamphlet.
1st ed. Original printed gray wrappers. The manuscript and proofs were revised by WCBW. See Journals for this year.
Location: Au "Semeur", Paris
Language: French.
'Book.
Location: Century Co, New York
Language: English.
Pamphlet.
Location: Estamperie F. Robaudy, Cano
Language: Provencal.
Pamphlet.
Location: J.H. Keys, Plymouth
Language: English.
Pamphlet.
Location: Roumanille, Avignoun
Language: Provencal.
'Book.
Location: Alphonse Lemerre, Paris
Language: French.
'Book.
Location: Librarie Delagrave, Paris
Language: French.
'Book.
Location: Dublin
Language: English.
Book.
Autographed presentation copy.
Location: Librairie Hachette et Cie, Paris
Language: English.
'Book.
Location: The Waterford News, Ltd., Waterford
Language: French and English.
Pamphlet.
Location: Privately Printed [Dolmen Press, Glenageary]
Language: English.
Pamphlet.
Location: Privately Printed [Dolmen Press, Dublin]
Language: English.
Pamphlet.
Location: Privately Printed [Dolmen Press, Dublin]
Language: English.
Pamphlet.
Location: Privately Printed [Dolmen Press, Dublin]
Language: English.
Pamphlet.
Location: Privately Printed [Dolmen Press, Dublin]
Language: English.
Pamphlet.
Location: Dolmen Press, Dublin
Language: English.
Clippings.
Engagement and honeymoon photos of May Bonaparte Wyse, daughter of Andrew Napoleon.
Location: Belfast
Language: English.
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Library Notes: embrittled
Clippings.
Location: Belfast
Language: English.
Processing Information: Date Inputted: 2004/04/13
Library Notes: embrittled
Clippings.
Language: English.
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Library Notes: embrittled
Clippings.
Language: English.
Pamphlet.
Location: Henri Gautier, Paris
Language: English.
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Library Notes: embrittled
Pamphlet.
Location: Henri Gautier, Paris
Language: French, Provencal.
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Library Notes: embrittled
Photographs.
Language: French.
Book.
WCBW's copy with his bookplate. The Association had been formed by TW's great-grandfather, Thomas Wyse, with Dr. John Curry and Charles O'Conor of Ballenagar.
Publisher: Henry Colburn, London
Language: English.
Book.
WCBW's copy with note and initials on end-leaf. Contains an account of TW's parlimentary activities and a portrait engraved by Scriven after Duppa.
Publisher: J. Dowding, London
Subject: Politics; Thomas Wyse
Language: English.
Pamphlet.
Dedicated "A Mme. La Cesse. Studholmina de Solms nee Bonaparte-Wyse." This was WCBW's half-sister, the illegitimate daughter of his mother by Captain Studholm John Hodgeson. She made a series of most.
Publisher: Prilipp, Paris
Language: French.
Book.
With an autographed frontispiece. This book is a bibliographical nightmare. Wyse, in his manuscript bibliography, where the work is entered under this date, 1865, states: "This vol. was printed at dif.
Location: Isaiah W.N. Keys, Plymouth
Language: English.
Book, ann.
This was WCBW's working copy. It contains hundreds of alterations in his hand. A number of pages have been suppressed. Evidently revised for a new edition which was never published.
Location: Isaiah W.N. Keys, Plymouth
Language: English.
Pamphlet.
1st ed. Autograph presentation copy to Mrs Wyse with the inscription: "To my own dear Ellen - my good wife, WCBW - thanks to her no moribund." In special binding. First sonnet crossed out.
Location: Pr. For the author, at Clark's Steam Printing Office, Bath
Language: English.
'Book.
Location: Librairie Internationale, Paris
Language: French.
Book.
WCBW's copy with his bookplate. The introduction by T.W.'s niece, Winifrede Wyse, gives an interesting summary of his career as Ambassador to Greece.
Location: Hurst and Blackett, London
Language: English.
Pamphlet.
1st ed. In special presentation binding of purple cloth with "Lucien W.F.V. Bonaparte Wyse," on front cover and Wyse crest on back. Engraved portrait of Horne laid in. Unpub. verse in Horne's autogra.
Location: Alexander Strahan, [London]
Language: English.
'Book.
Location: Empremarie Isaiah W.N. Keys, Plymouth
Language: Provencal.
'Book.
Location: Librarie Hachette et Cie, Paris
Language: French.
Pamphlet.
1st ed. Original printed wrappers. The inside back wrapper has a key to the residents of Overton Hall mentioned in the poem.
Location: W. Mate and Sons, Bournemouth
Language: English.
Correspondence.
Location: Paris
Language: French.
Correspondence.
Mimeographed CL.
Location: Belfast
Language: English.
Correspondence.
Language: English.
Correspondence.
Location: Dublin
Language: English.
Correspondence.
Language: English.
Correspondence.
Location: Dublin
Language: English.
Correspondence.
Language: English.
Correspondence.
Language: English.
Correspondence.
Location: Portland
Language: English.
Correspondence.
Language: English.
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Library Notes: Attached by string with rusted metal ends
Correspondence, documents.
Location: Waterford
Language: English.
Correspondence, documents.
Location: Waterford
Language: English.
Correspondence.
Language: English.
Correspondence.
Language: English.
Correspondence.
Location: Cambridge
Language: English.
Correspondence.
Location: Bradford-on-avon
Language: English.
Correspondence.
Location: Belfast
Language: English.
Correspondence.
Language: English.
Correspondence.
Location: Blackrock
Language: English.
Correspondence.
Location: Copenhagen
Language: English.
Correspondence.
Location: Amsterdam
Language: English.
Correspondence.
Location: [London]
Language: English.
Correspondence.
Location: Waterford
Language: English.
Correspondence.
Language: English.
Correspondence.
New Year's greeting card.
Language: English.
Correspondence.
Envelope without any contents.
Language: English.
Correspondence.
Photo and remembrance card of Lucien William, letter from undertaker about stone tablet for Napoleon Gerald.
Language: English.
'Miscellaneous.
Language: English.
Correspondence.
Language: French.
Correspondence.
Location: Dublin
Language: English.
Correspondence.
One envelope addressed to L.H. Bonaparte Wyse, no contents or return address.
Location: Sussex
Language: English.
Photograph album.
Language: English.
Photograph album.
Location: Waterford, etc
Language: English.
Photograph album.
Location: England
Language: English.
Photograph album.
Language: English.
Photograph album.
Language: English.
Photograph album.
Language: English.
Photograph album.
Ellen and Lionel Wyse, friends, etc.
Language: English.
Processing Information: Date Inputted: 2004/04/12
Library Notes: Photos mixed up.
Photograph.
Language: English.
Processing Information: Date Inputted: 2004/04/13
Library Notes: Number not yet written on item.
Photograph.
Location: [London]
Language: English.
Photograph.
Photograph of the corner of a room or gallery, showing portraits and plant studies hanging on a wall and a podium.
Language: English.
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Library Notes: number not yet written on back
Photograph album, ann.
An astonishing collection of 85 Provencal and Catalan poets, Mistral, Roumanille, Mathieu, Tavan, Gras, Gros, Savinien, etc. Almost all are autograph presentation and some have, as well, short poems.
Location: France and Spain
Language: English.
Photograph album.
38 photographs many of Provencal poets, their wives and children, together with friends and relatives of WCBW and his wife.
Language: English.
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