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D7686 - Lawrence du Garde Peach of Great Hucklow (1890-1974), dramatist - [20th cent]
- BOX - Lawrence du Garde Peach: literary papers - 20th cent

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Archive Reference / Library Class No.	D7686/BOX/9
Title	Radio Plays for Children by L. du Garde Peach
Date	[20th cent]
Description	Files of typed scripts, some with manuscript amendments" Safe in the Country Subtitled "The Adventures of Three Children Evacuated to a Farm" 1. Eggs 2. Dipping the Sheep (edited 17 October 1939) 3. Under the Plough (for 11 November 1939) 4. The Pony (for 29 November 1939) 5. Gathering Winter Fuel (December 1939) 6. The Party (dated 10 January 1940) 7. Snow (for 9 February 1940) 8. Market Day (transmitted 7 March 1940) 9. Nest Eggs (transmitted 4 April 1940) Folder of draft copies of "Safe in the Country" (1-9 as above) St Francis of Assisi 1. Part 1 (November 1940) 2. The Founding of the Order (transmitted 24 November 1940) 3. The Bedesman of Christ (November 1940) Stories of the Sea (all in one folder) 1. Jack Rattenbury - Smuggler 2. John Fox - Barbary Slave 3. John Hawkins - Slaver 4. Henry Morgan - Buccaneer The Story of the Church (2 files) Parts 1-4 Parts 5-7
Level	File
Repository	Derbyshire Record Office
Archive Creator	Lawrence du Garde Peach of Great Hucklow, dramatist (1890-1974)
Term	Slavery
	Slaves
	Ethnic groups
	Forced labour
	Oppression

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