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Dorothy Green Manuscript Collection
The papers of Dorothy Green include correspondence, notes, research material, manuscript and typescript drafts, notebooks, newspaper cuttings and photographs. The collection documents a wide range of Green's works including poetry, biographies, criticisms and essays. The collection also includes some material collected and written by H.M. Greenin this collection.
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Guide to the H.M. Green and Dorothy Green Collection
Alphabetical list of books that were in the library of Dorothy Green and H.M. Green.
Papers of Dorothy Green
The major series include: I. Correspondence (1943-1990): the series comprises personal and business letters. The correspondents include Martin Boyd, Janet Carden, Clem and Nina Christesen, Betty Crombie, Margaret G. Lewis, Elizabeth Perkins, Gwen Harwood and Elizabeth Webby. II. Literary works: papers relating to Ulysses bound (1960), Martin Boyd (not published), The music of love (1984), A history of Australian literature (revised ed. published in 1984-1985) and other miscellaneous writings. III. Papers relating to Green's career as a journalist (1943-1952) and teacher (Presbyterian Girls' College in Warwick, Queensland, 1957-1960). IV. Papers relating to Green's academic career: Monash University (1961-1963), Australian National University (1965-1979) and Australian Defence Force Academy (1983-1989); and papers relating to Green's varied interests including the peace movement and nuclear disarmament, philosophy and religion, Aborigines and education.
Warrior for Peace
"Dorothy Auchterlonie Green was a teacher, literary critic and poet. Together with her husband, H.M. Green, she is best known for her unstinting work to promote Australian literature. In her later years, she established herself as a defender of the power of the word, using her writing and speeches to expose those structures in our society which misuse language for exploitation and greed. How did this small conservative academic become a warrior for peace? The author traces Dorothy Green's path to political activism, from her childhood and early working years as wartime radio journalist through to the 1980's and her role in the founding of the Australian Association for Armed Neutrality, the Nuclear Disarmament Party and the lobby group, Writers Against Nuclear Arms."-- Back cover.
Dorothy Elizabeth Green Papers
Certificates, correspondence, requests, orders, and a scrapbook which includes many photographs. The materials relate to Green's assignments in the Army and a bill allowing her to stay in the Army long enough to receive retirement.
Dorothy Vernon Of Haddon Hall
This vintage book contains Charles Major's 1902 historical novel, "Dorothy Vernon Of Haddon Hall". The story follows the life and loves of Dorothy Vernon, the youngest daughter of Sir George Vernon and heiress of Haddon Hall. This volume is highly recommended for fans of historical fiction and those with an interest in the life of Dorothy Vernon. Contents include: "I Ride Sown To Haddon", "The Iron, The Seed, The Cloud, And The Rain", "The Pitcher Goes To The Well", "The Golden Heart", "Mine Enemy's Roof-tree", "A Dangerous Trip To Derby-town", "Tribulation In Haddon", "Malcolm No. 2", "A Tryst At Bowling Green Gate", "Thomas The Man-servant", "The Cost Mark Of Joy", et cetera. Many vintage books such as this are becoming increasingly rare and expensive. We are republishing this volume now in an affordable, modern, high-quality edition complete with a specially commissioned new introduction.
