52535: The Unicorn (complete typescript)
Creators: name: Project Team, First World War Poetry Digital Archive
Publisher: name: University of Oxford
Year: 2024
Subjects: classificationCode: 430304
subject: British history
classificationCode: 430308
subject: European history (excl. British, classical Greek and Roman)
classificationCode: 430316
subject: International history

description: Part of the complete Typescript of the second version of the verse play with numbered pages, containing lines 1-15. Numbered '1', on a page torn from ledger. Isaac Rosenberg abandoned work on 'The Amulet' in July of 1917, and used many lines of the former verse play for 'The Unicorn'. |File descriptions(s):
Part of the complete Typescript of the second version of the verse play with numbered pages, containing lines 1-15. Numbered '1', on a page torn from ledger. Isaac Rosenberg abandoned work on 'The Amulet' in July of 1917, and used many lines of the former verse play for 'The Unicorn'.<br>Part of the complete Typescript of the second version of the verse play with numbered pages, containing lines 16-36. Numbered '2', on a page torn from ledger. Isaac Rosenberg abandoned work on 'The Amulet' in July of 1917, and used many lines of the former verse play for 'The Unicorn'.<br>Part of the complete Typescript of the second version of the verse play with numbered pages, containing lines 37-56. Numbered '3', on a page torn from ledger. Isaac Rosenberg abandoned work on 'The Amulet' in July of 1917, and used many lines of the former verse play for 'The Unicorn'.<br>Part of the complete Typescript of the second version of the verse play with numbered pages, containing lines 56-76, with stage directions following line 56. Numbered '4', on a page torn from ledger. Isaac Rosenberg abandoned work on 'The Amulet' in July of 1917, and used many lines of the former verse play for 'The Unicorn'.<br>Part of the complete Typescript of the second version of the verse play with numbered pages, containing lines 77-99. Numbered '5', on legal paper prepared for a will. Isaac Rosenberg abandoned work on 'The Amulet' in July of 1917, and used many lines of the former verse play for 'The Unicorn'.<br>Part of the complete Typescript of the second version of the verse play with numbered pages. Numbered '6', on legal paper prepared for a will. Isaac Rosenberg abandoned work on 'The Amulet' in July of 1917, and used many lines of the former verse play for 'The Unicorn'.<br>Part of the complete Typescript of the second version of the verse play with numbered pages, containing lines 120-140. Numbered '7'. Isaac Rosenberg abandoned work on 'The Amulet' in July of 1917, and used many lines of the former verse play for 'The Unicorn'.<br>Part of the complete Typescript of the second version of the verse play with numbered pages, containing lines 141-161. Numbered '8'. Isaac Rosenberg abandoned work on 'The Amulet' in July of 1917, and used many lines of the former verse play for 'The Unicorn'.<br>Part of the complete Typescript of the second version of the verse play with numbered pages, containing lines 162-180. Numbered '9'. Isaac Rosenberg abandoned work on 'The Amulet' in July of 1917, and used many lines of the former verse play for 'The Unicorn'.<br>Part of the complete Typescript of the second version of the verse play with numbered pages, containing lines 181-204. Numbered '10'. Isaac Rosenberg abandoned work on 'The Amulet' in July of 1917, and used many lines of the former verse play for 'The Unicorn'.<br>Part of the complete Typescript of the second version of the verse play with numbered pages, containing lines 205-222. Numbered '11', with stage direction following line 204. Isaac Rosenberg abandoned work on 'The Amulet' in July of 1917, and used many lines of the former verse play for 'The Unicorn'.<br>Part of the complete Typescript of the second version of the verse play with numbered pages, containing lines 223 to end. Numbered '12'. Isaac Rosenberg abandoned work on 'The Amulet' in July of 1917, and used many lines of the former verse play for 'The Unicorn'.