| Description | Compilation of poetry by Scott [mid 20th century]
Work by Regis Debray [mid 20th century]
'Man Equals Man and the Elephant Calf' by Bertolt Brecht [mid to late 20th century]
'The Structure of Complex Words' by William Empson [c1951]
'A History of Technology' by Charles Singer, EJ Holmyard, AR Hall and Trevor I Williams, with review by TC Barker, [c1954-1958]
'The Art of Drama' by Ronald Peacock, [c1957]
'The Poet's Craft' by AF Scoot [c1957]
'English Historians: Selected Passages' by B Newman [c1957]
'Culture in Private and Public Life' by FR Cowell [c1959]
The Glittering Coffin by Dennis Potter, [c1960]
An Enemy of the People; Wild Duck; Rosmersholm translated by JW McFarlane, 24 Sep 1960
Ibsen: Volume VI translated and ed by JW McFarlane 24 Sep 1960
'The Tyranny of the Majority' by EW Martin, [c1961]
'Learning and Living, 1790-1960' by JFC Harrison [c1961]
'A Short History of English Poetry' by James Reeves [c1961]
'Synge and Anglo-Irish Drama' by Alan Price [c1961]
'The Heyday of Sir Walter Scott' by Donald Davie [c1961]
'The Novel and the Reader' by Katherine Lever [c1961]
'The Popular Novel in England, 1770-1800' by JMS Tompkins [c1961]
'At Your Peril' by Hugh Cudlipp, [c1962]
'The New Radicalism' by Bryan Magee, [c1962]
'Social Life and Cultural Change' by Don Martindale, [c1962]
'The Dyer's Hand and Other Essays' by WH Auden [c1962]
'Drama in a World of Science' by Glynne Wickham [c1962]
'Twentieth Century Drama' by Bamber Gascoigne [c1962]
'Horace Walpole: Memoirs and Portraits' ed. Matthew Hodgart [c1963]
'The Making of the English working class' by EP Thompson [c1963]
'Hardy's Love Poems' ed. Carl J Weber [c1963]
'Dearest Emmie': Thomas Hardy's Love Letters to his First Wife' ed. Carl J Weber [c1963]
'The Popular Arts' by Stuart Hall and Paddy Whannel [c1964]
'The Technological Society' by Jacques Ellul, [c1965]
'Mrs Gaskell: the Basis for Reassessment' by Edgar Wright [c1965]
'A Critic in Business' [c1967]
'The Sleep of Reason' by CP Snow [c1968]
'Dickens, Money and Society' by Grahame Smith (annotated) [c1968]
'Tragedy and Philosophy' by Walter Kaufman [c1968]
'Naked Ape or Homo Sapiens? by John Lewis and Bernard Towers, with letter to Raymond Williams from Bernard [Towers], 18 Dec 1969
'The Silent Majority' by Nigel Gray [c1973]
'The Classic Theatre' by Eric Bentley [c1976]
'A Gathered Church: the literature of the English dissenting interest, 1700-1930' by Donald Davie, [c1978]
'Speak for England' by Melvyn Bragg, [c1978], (partial with annotations)
'Bertolt Brecht: Diaries 1920-1922' ed. Herta Ramthun [c1979]
'Brecht: Biography' by Klaus Voelker [c1979]
'The Fed. A History of the South Wales Miners in the 20th Century' by Hywel Francis and David Smith [c1980]
'The People and the Proletariat. Essays in the history of Wales, 1780-1980' ed. David Smith [c1980]
'The Leisure Shock' by Clive Jenkins and Barrie Sherman, [c1981]
'Culture, Ideology and Politics' eds Raphael Samuel and Gareth Stedman Jones, [c1982]
'The Abolition' by Jonathan Schell [c1984]
'The Most Dangerous Decade' by Ken Coates [c1984]
'A History of Modern Criticism, 1750-1950, vol.5 English Criticism' [c1955] and 'vol.6 American Criticism' [c1986] by Rene Wellek
'From Prague to Paris' by JG Merquior [c1987] |