Works Cited

Works Cited

Apostles Meeting Book, JMK/UA/36, King's College Library, Cambridge, England. 

Anand, Mulk Raj. Little Plays of Mahatma Gandhi. Arnold Publishers, 1991.

Charleston Trust, tga 8010/5/1000-1299, Tate Reading Room, London, England. 

Farge, Arlette. The Allure of the Archives. Trans by Thomas Scott-Railton. New

Haven and London: Yale UP, 2013.

           Leonard Woolf and Virginia Woolf Letters, sxms18/1/a/1/1, The Keep, Brighton, England.

    Mandala, Letter to Bloomsbury International Society, BCA/6/13/2, Black Cultural Archives, Brixton, London, England.

Mulk Raj Anand's Essay "The Persian Theatre", 11795t91, The British Library, London, England. 

     Quaker Relief Work, fsc/r/sp/5  nrs2094/5, Friends House, London, England. 

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Acknowledgements

We would like to thank all those involved in the creation of this DH project. Thanks to Dr. J. Ashley Foster for organizing this trip, archival visits, and showing us around London. 

This project would not have been possible without the wonderful archivists and librarians we worked with including:

Hedley Sutton at the British Library. 

All of the archivists at Friends House. 

Hannah  Shury-Smith at the Black Cultural Archives. 

Tom at the Kings College Library in Cambridge. 

Gillian Murphy at the Women's Library. 

          Karen Waston from The Keep. 

          Peter Eaves from the Tate Reading Rooms in the Tate Britain.  

  Marie Castrillo at the Imperial War Museum.