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A Select Bibliography A Primary Sources 1 Unpublished 11 Published B Secondary Sources 1 Books 11 Articles etc. 111 Letters Select Bibliography A Primary Sources Unpublished material. There are large numbers of Brady manuscripts – poems, short stories, letters – in the libraries, especially in the National and Mitchell. The National Library collection has not been fully catalogued. Major items only can be listed. Although some of the short stories and poems which occur in unpublished manuscripts have been published in periodicals, by no means are the majority of them in this category. They are more accessible through these collections than in isolated periodicals. i Biography John Archibald: Life and Times of a Great Editor – an undated manuscript, although completed in the early 1940’s. It consisted of 214 pages, with another 70 of collected impressions of Archibald written by nineteen of his colleagues. An Appendix has details of Archibald’s will and the prize he bestowed upon Sydney. One copy is owned by Oscar Mendelsohn, the other by the Australian Journalists’ Association, New South Wales Branch. Odd Men Out – undated manuscript of biographies of twenty seven famous men, 1892 - 1950, 140 pp., in National Library. Prime Ministers, Premiers and Politicians I have Known, covering the period 1904 – 1950, 236 pp., in National Library. Some Big Australians, containing brief biographies of twenty-five Australians famous in various fields, 1936, 77 pp., in National Library. ii Collections, notebooks, etc. Australian Art and Letters, 1905 – 1950. A collection of written material, letters, newspaper cuttings and articles, in two volumes. Vol I – 1905 – 1927; vol. II – 1927 – 1950, in National Library Australian Artists’ Biographies, a collection of personal details, newspaper cuttings and letters obtained for a projected book, Artists of Victoria, to contain twenty-six biographies. 1911, in Mitchell Library. Grafton and Clarence River, a collection of mate