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Main headings in bold, cited works in italics

sub-headings in plain, cited works in italics

Newsletter, page; e.g. :- NL4,5;

Journal, page; e.g. :- 25,10;

Radfords of Ingo Brake, Lydford (The) Tony Evans 36 (Sep 2000) pp 7-25	The background to HW’s friendship with Tom and Crystal Radford and their family (particularly Jo Radford) which originated with Gwendoline Dennis of Croyde in the 1920s. The Radford family lived at Ingo Brake, Lydford, the setting for The Star-born. Charles Tunnicliffe stayed with the family whilst completing the illustrations for the book in early 1933.
Reader on the Coast, A (Part I) John Millar 12, (Sep 1985) pp30‑39	An account of a return to Devon in 1982 for the Society AGM
Reader on the Coast, A (Part II) John Millar 13, (Mar 1986) pp30‑37	A further instalment of reminiscences inspired by a visit to Devon in 1982
Reader on the Coast, A (Part III) John Millar 14, (Sep 1986) pp30‑40	The continuation of memories and musings evoked by a return to Devon
Reader on the Coast, A (Part IV) John Millar 15, (Mar 1987) pp29‑40	The concluding article of the series
Real Peter Raleigh, The Lois Lamplugh 22, (Sep 1990) p46	Peter Raleigh in The Scandaroon identified as Patrick Foulds
Reality in War Literature Henry Williamson 34, (Sep 1998) pp6‑16	A facsimile copy of the manuscript of an early version of an essay later to appear in 7he Linhay on the Downs
Recollections of Tarka First Editions Stephen Francis Clarke 16, (Sep 1987) p 15	Memories of inscribed copies of the privately printed first edition
Reflections of a Brother Brocard Sewell 19, (Mar 1989) pp24‑27	Further comments on HW's writings by EJ Rogers also a letter from AAJ Smith with HW's reply
Reflections on the Death of a Field Marshal Henry Williamson 34, (Sep 1998) pp74‑85	A defence of Field Marshal Haig prompted by a viewing of the film Oh, What a Lovely War!
Remembering Henry Williamson Guy Priest 4, (Nov 1981) pp 17‑26	Recollections of HW at Georgeham with advice given to a novice writer
Reply to Richard Russell, A Stephen Cullen 11, (Apr 1985) pp29‑31	A response to criticism of the Chronicle novels
Restoring the Writing Hut Tony Evans 7, (May 1983) pp21‑22	An account of the renewal of the roof of HW's writing hut
Responses to The Star-born 37, (Sept 2001) pp 71-2	A selection of very short responses to the Spring 2000 investigation (see HWSJ, 36, Sept 2000 for text of papers presented) of the meaning of this important work within HW’s oeuvre by various HWS members.
*Review of The Star‑born,* A Frank Kendon 13,** (Mar 1986) pp25‑26	Review
Reviews under Review 1: The Beautiful Years Peter Robins 29, (Mar 1994) pp51‑58	Contemporary reviews of HW's novel
Reviews under Review 2: Dandelion Days Peter Robins 30, (Sep 1994) pp32-40	Contemporary reviews of HW's novel
Reviews under Review 3: The Dream of Fair Women Peter Robins 33, (Sep 1997) pp50-53	A mixed reception for the third volume of 7he Flax of Dream
Richard Maddison’s Bicycle Robert Tierney 32, (Sep 1996) pp66	A note on the origins of the ‘Starley Rover’
Riotous Artist, A Henry Williamson 30,(Sep 1994) pp54-56	A review of The Second Burst by Alfred Munnings
Road to the Somme Margaret White 18, (Sep 1988) pp16-27	A personal diary of a Society visit in April 1987 to the Somme battlefields
Roots: An Examination of Henry Williamson's Lineage Anne Williamson 31, (Sep 1995) pp6‑27	A detailed investigation into HW's family tree with reference to the Leavers, Turneys, Shapcotes, Luhns and Williamsons
Rural Tradition ‑ Henry Williamson, The WJ Keith 31, (Sep 1995) pp90‑101	A reprint of a chapter from The Rural Tradition which assesses HW's earlier writing

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