Journal Articles - Index       B

Journal, page; e.g. :-  25,10;

25, (Mar 1992) pp21‑22

A cutting discovered at the back of a second‑hand book is followed up

18, (Sep 1988) pp5-11

An account of a tour of WWI battlefields and military cemeteries

NL7, (Mar 2001) pp36-38

Report of storm (including protest letter from Richard Williamson) surrounding proposed housing development on Batt’s Meadow (Braunton, Devon), a marshy meadow adjacent to River Caen and scene of route taken by Tarka, which otters still frequent; and the resulting ‘compromise’ of a narrow strip to be left along the edge of Caen river as otter passage.

11, (Apr 1985) pp35‑37

Three books which throw light on the Beachcomber‑Williamson relationship

17, (Mar 1988) pp29‑43

An article based on a talk given to the Society in 1986 in which the importance of Bedfordshire and some of the characters HW met there is assessed in relation to the Chronicle and other works.

38, (Sep 2002) pp92-93

37, (Sep 2001) 58-61

A factual background to the bells of St George’s church, Georgeham (North Devon, England) which particularly feature in Williamson’s essay ‘Surview and Farewell’ (The Labouring Life, 1932, reissued as Life in a Devon Village, 1945) and including contemporaneous newspaper reports about the tragic death of a child that occurred at a church fete (fair) which Williamson used in his book.

14, (Sep 1986) pp23‑25

An appreciation of HW's best man (groomsman) and publisher

13, (Mar 1986) pp 10‑24

Part of an unpublished thesis (1968) which examines HW's work between 1928 and 1951 with particular emphasis on The Star‑born

16, (Sep 1987) pp7-11

A detailed checklist of all the Tarka editions

3, (May 1981) pp23‑25

A description of the gift to the Society of Father Brocard Clarke Sewell's collection of HW books

31, (Sep 1995) pp74‑76

A short summary of HW's writing up to 1931   

32, (Sep 1996) pp47-56

Details omitted from Henry Williamson: Tarka and the Last Romantic concerning HA Manhood, John Shapcote, and the relationship between John Galsworthy and HW

14, (Sep 1986) pp26‑28

An article which first appeared in The Yorkshire Evening Post in 1944 relating the story of walks around Old Hall Farm at Stiffkey where a strange bird‑call was heard.

21, (Mar 1990) pp38‑47

An examination of the reasons behind HW's admiration for Hitler and the 'new' Germany

30, (Sep 1994) pp43‑46

An illustrated article concerning letters from HW to his nephew

32, (Sep 1996) pp18-23

An account of the friendship which developed between HW and family and George Mackie, a bomber pilot stationed in Norfolk during the Second World War

11, (Apr 1985) pp32‑34

An extract from The Ypres Times Vol 3 No 1, January 1926 which describes the exploits of the renegade Australian soldier