R. G. Howarth papers collected by George Cassidy, 1956-1972

MLMSS 11690

fonds

1956-1972

9630933

0.16 metres of textual material (1 box)

R. G. Howarth, 1906-1974, was a scholar, literary critic and poet.

This collection consists of correspondence between George Cassidy and R.G. Howarth; R.G. Howarth's academic papers and poetry manuscripts.

Correspondence between George Cassidy and R.G. Howarth about R.G. Howarth's personal papers, 1956-1957, and the Southerly papers, 1970-1971
G.L. Haresnape’s speech on retirement of Professor Howarth from the University of Cape Town, 1971

Academic papers
The Life of Literature inaugural lecture by R.G. Howarth, Arderne Professor of English Literature in the University of Cape Town, 1956
A pot of gillyflowers: studies and notes by R.G. Howarth, 1964
Shakespeare at 400: a series of public lectures given in May and June 1964 by R.G. Howarth, A.G. Woodward and J.L. Bowers, 1965
Diary, drama and poetry by R.G. Howarth, 1971
The poetry of Sir Walter Scott by R.G. Howarth, 1971
Sir Charles Sedley’s Comedies: Notes by R.G. Howarth, 1971

Poetry
Cats of mine. Guy Howarth, Cape Town, 1963
Do it nice. Guy Howarth, Cape Town, 1964
I think they’re Lully. Guy Howarth, Cape Town, 1965
With a Yersey and a Yacket and a Yumper. Guy Howarth, Cape Town, 1966
One, Two, Fourteen, Eleven, Six. Guy Howarth, Cape Town, 1967
Look at all the birdies. Guy Howarth, Cape Town, 1968
Very good for me. Guy Howarth, Cape Town, 1969
Assents must come. Guy Howarth, Cape Town, 1970
Master is busy with a snake. Guy Howarth, Cape Town, 1971
From the time beam. Guy Howarth, Sydney, 1972

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