Letters from Charles Causley to Henry Williamson and related papers 1 Correspondence 1/1 Correspondence between Charles Causley and Henry Williamson - 30 letters from Charles Causley to Henry Williamson, 1949-1962. The 1957 Christmas card includes Causley's poem 'Innocent's song' and drawing. Letters including literary discussion and references to 'The Phasian Bird', 'The Sun in the Sands'; 'Tarka the Otter', 'The Scribbling Lark', 'The Dark Lantern', 'The Pathway', 'Tales of Moorland' and Estuary'; 'Donkey Boy'; 'The Beautiful Years', 'Tales of a Devon Village', 'Life in a Devon Village', 'A Clear Stream', 'A Soldier's Tale', 'Love and the Loveless'; First World War writers Siegfried Sassoon, Richard Aldington, Robert Graves; Malcolm Elwin, The Adelphi; Georgeham, Bideford, Exeter; also discussing the idea of a BBC programme on Henry Williamson. - 1 letter from Henry Williamson to Charles Causley, undated 1/2 Correspondence between Charles Causley and E S Wood about a copy of Henry Williamson's 'The Patriot's Progress' with dedication to Charles Causley, 1986, photocopies 2 Papers relating to Charles Causley - Printed edition of 'Farewell Aggie Weston' with MS dedication by C Causley, Aldington, Kent: The Hand and Flower Press, 1951. - Cutting with essay 'Man into Fox. A Note on Henry Williamson as a Nature Writer' by Charles Causley, Adelphi, Jul-Sep 1949 - News cutting obituary and article about C Causley - photocopies - Additional notes by Anne Williamson on 'Innocent's Song' - Postcard with image of one of HW's letters to C Causley at the University of Exeter 1949-1962