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Originally Posted by Child
But one of the reviews on UK Amazon mentions that Tolkien's unpublished lecture notes are quoted. I am always interested in texts that give us access to archival material that is either hard to get hold of or even impossible to see because of restrictions on access. Plus Palgrave MacMillan has put out some decent stuff.
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Don't know of it. As to the 'unpublished lecture notes', I suspect its referring to
Finn & Hengest , which was edited by Alan Bliss (actually what he did was gather together Tolkien's lecture notes). Downloading the sample from
here (which is mostly the index) it seems that there are lots of references to those notes from F&H.
Don't know if F&H is published in the US, but Harper Collins publish it in the UK.
I've just bought
Somme , which has 5 or 6 references to Tolkien, so I'm about too make a start on that (I suspect most of the references come from Garth's book, which is cited in the bibliography).