GB BPASA P01-E-D-10
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1966-01-01 - 1966-12-31
Part of Marion Milner collection
GB BPASA P01-E-D-1
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Undated [1908-1912?]
Part of Marion Milner collection
The story is entitled 'The Golden Cockle Shell'.
GB BPASA P01-E-B-48
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1943-1943
Part of Marion Milner collection
There are several pages of diary notes loosely inserted.
GB BPASA P01-E-B-42
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1939-1939
Part of Marion Milner collection
The notes include a section headed 'pleasures of painting'.
GB BPASA P01-E-B-43
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1940-1940
Part of Marion Milner collection
GB BPASA P01-E-B-35
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1935-1935
Part of Marion Milner collection
GB BPASA P01-E-B-34
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1935-1935
Part of Marion Milner collection
GB BPASA P01-E-B-40
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1938-1938
Part of Marion Milner collection
There are notes relating to Marion Milner's analysis with Sylvia Payne.
GB BPASA P01-E-B-8
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1926-1926
Part of Marion Milner collection
Marion Milner records observations of her life and feelings.
At the back of the book there are 3 pages of notes written about the notebook in 1932. One page records themes emerging in the diary and another has a piece to add to the introduction [of 'A Life of One's Own'].
GB BPASA P01-E-B-7
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1926-1932
Part of Marion Milner collection
Marion Milner uses this notebook to record ideas on techniques of self observation, 'Arguments re. Socialism', what should be recorded in a 'Journal Log Book'.
The notebook is in an envelope and many of the pages are loose. Also inside is a photograph of a young woman, possibly Marion Milner's sister Win or a friend.
The notes have been revisited in 1931 and 1932