L Correspondence between Ronald Duncan (or his secretary) and miscellaneous correspondents, concerning the formation of an English Theatre Group, The Taw and Torridge Festival, 'Threepenny Opera', 'Billy Budd', 'Ross', the English Stage Company, 'Abelard and Heloise', 'Schubert', 'Townsman', 'Scrutiny', 'Man', 'Torquemada', 'Sloshed', 'Marx Refuted' and the sale of manuscripts, including 'Amo Ergo Sum', among other things. Correspondents include: L'Express (Jean-Francois Revel) Labedz, Leopold Lascelles, George (Lord Harewood) Leavis, F. R. Leeds Playhouse (John Harrison) Leslie Johns & Associates Letwin, Shirley Lewenstein, Oscar Linlithgow, Marchioness of Lockyear, Harold London Library Lords Gallery (Philip Granville) Lloyds Bank Ltd Lyrebird [London] Ltd (Tambimuttu) The Lascelles correspondence includes a number of postcards sent jointly by George Lascelles and Patricia Tuckwell [see also T - EUL MS 397/14/1/20] and a letter from Alan Ridout to Ronald Duncan which was passed onto George Lascelles. The F. R. Leavis correspondence consists entirely of typescript copies of letters from Leavis to Duncan, including a reference for Duncan written in 1936. The Lockyear correspondence includes a number of poems by Lockyear and Duncan, a story by Duncan titled 'The Hiccup', and chapter fourteen of an autobiography [possibly by Harold Lockyear] 1936-1982