Comprises: (1) Notes on travel in Spain, 1925-1926, in 11 numbered sequences (with 17 un-numbered sheets), by Julia Fitzmaurice-Kelly. (2) Letter in Spanish from Juan Monadero, 27 Jun 1926. (3) Letter in Spanish to Mrs Fitzmaurice-Kelly from Alejo Revillo (?), 29 May 1930. (4) Undated extract in Spanish from a letter from Juan Monadero. (5) Undated letter addressed to "My dear Julia". (6) 1 sheet of notes in Spanish headed "El santisimo nombre de Jesus" in Mrs Fitzmaurice-Kelly's hand. (7) Typescript contract in Spanish between Mrs Fitzmaurice-Kelly, Adolfo Bonilla y San Martin and Ruiz Hermanos, 13 Feb 1925.
Papers of Julia Fitzmaurice-Kelly, principally notes on travel in Spain, 1925-1926
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- ReferenceGB 206 MS 1596
- Dates of Creation1925-1931
- Name of Creator
- Language of MaterialEnglish Spanish
- Physical Description190 ff. loose sheets, 4 letters and 1 typescript contract in 1 file. In four different hands.
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Administrative / Biographical History
Julia Fitzmaurice-Kelly, (ne Sanders), a graduate of Newnham, was the wife of James Fitzmaurice-Kelly, who held the Gilmour Chair of Spanish at Liverpool University, from 1908 to 1916, and then the Cervantes Chair of Spanish Language and Literature at King's College, London. She married in 1918, and when, from 1920 onwards, ill-health prevented her husband from lecturing, she was allowed to lecture in his place. Juan Monadero acted as her spiritual adviser.
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Mostly in English, five items in Spanish.