B Correspondence between Ronald Duncan (or his secretary) and various correspondents concerning 'Don Juan', 'Lenin', 'Man', 'Marx Refuted', 'This Way to the Tomb', 'Jan's Journal', 'Christopher Sly', 'Stratton', 'Judas', 'The Catalyst', 'Saint Spiv'', 'The Rape of Lucretia', 'The Jungle', 'Abelard & Heloise', 'Satan's Ende', 'Sloshed', 'Tale of Tails', 'Working with Britten', 'The Uninvited Guest', 'The Apollo de Bellac', 'Confessions of a Crook', 'Girl Friday' and 'The Horse', among other things. Includes an employment contract with the BBC to work in the Programme Division, poems from Gerald Brennan and the lyrics for the Pacifist March. Correspondents include: Ballantine Books Bauer, Professor Peter (London School of Economics) Bayley, Joyce BBC (William Streeton, Johnathan Stedhall) BC Research Belgrade Theatre Bell, Adrian Berlin, Sir Isaiak Bertram Rota Ltd Birmingham Repertory Theatre (Honor Parker) Blacksell, J. E. Blond & Briggs Ltd Blumer, Rodney Bohm, Professor David J. Boll, Heinrich Bolt & Watson Ltd Boosey & Hawkes (Malcolm Smith) Brennan, Gamel [nee Woolsey] Brennan, Gerald Britten, Benjamin Britten Estate (Dr Donald Mitchell) [Browne], Henzie Buckingham Palace Bude and Stratton Council Bukovsky, Vladimir (King's College, Cambridge) Bureau Litteraire International Burg Theatre (Liselotte Anton) For Lord and Lady Beaverbrook see Aitken, William Maxwell and Aitken, Hon. Janet Gladys 1938-1982