Brooke and Fry met as undergraduates at King's (Fry having come up in 1905, a year before Brooke), and continued their friendship after Fry left Cambridge in 1908. The letters form only a portion of those that Fry received from Brooke, others having been given by him to Edward Marsh while the latter was writing the memoir that introduced the collected edition of Brooke's poems published in 1916.
Letters of Rupert Brooke (1887-1915) to Geoffrey Storrs Fry (1888-1960)
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- Dates of Creation1907-1914
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- Language of MaterialEnglish .
- Physical Description1 volume(s) 1 volume paper paper
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This collection of letters was presented by Geoffrey Fry to Cambridge University Library in March 1939.
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