Beatrice Webb: J.M. Keynes, E.M. Forster, Leonard and Virginia Woolf

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1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Foreword ix
4. Acknowledgments xv
5. A Bloomsbury Chronology xix
6. Part One: Bloomsbury on Bloomsbury
7. Introduction 3
8. Adrian Stephen: A Bloomsbury Evening in 1909 3
9. Adrian Stephen: The Dreadnought Hoax 6
10. Lytton Strachey: Monday June 26th 1916 17
11. Lytton Strachey: Letters 32
12. Saxon Sydney-Turner: A Description of Bloomsbury 33
13. Roger Fry: Two Letters on Bloomsbury 35
14. David Garnett: Bloomsbury Parties 37
15. Virginia Woolf: Old Bloomsbury 40
16. Virginia Woolf: Diaries 59
17. Virginia Woolf: Letters 62
18. Desmond Maccarthy: Bloomsbury, An Unfinished Memoir 65
19. Desmond Maccarthy: The Post-Impressionist Exhibition of 1910 74
20. E.M. Forster: Bloomsbury, An Early Note 78
21. E.M. Forster: Interview on Bloomsbury 80
22. E.M. Forster: Letters 81
23. John Maynard Keynes: My Early Beliefs 82
24. Duncan Grant: Virginia Woolf and the Beginnings of Bloomsbury 97
25. Vanessa Bell: Notes on Bloomsbury 102
26. Vanessa Bell: Letters 113
27. Clive Bell: Bloomsbury 114
28. Leonard Woolf: Cambridge Friends and Influences 123
29. Leonard Woolf: Old Bloomsbury 141
30. Leonard Woolf: The Second Post-Impressionist Exhibition 146
31. Leonard Woolf: The Beginnings of the Hogarth Press 148
32. Leonard Woolf: The Memoir Club 153
33. Part Two: Bloomsberries
34. Introduction 157
35. Roger Fry by Virginia Woolf 158
36. Roger Fry by Clive Bell 170
37. Desmond MacCarthy by E.M. Forster 185
38. Desmond Maccarthy by Leonard and Virginia Woolf 187
39. Molly MacCarthy by Leonard Woolf 192
40. E.M. Forster by Virginia Woolf 193
41. E.M. Forster by David Garnett 196
42. Vanessa Bell by Virginia Woolf 201
43. Vanessa Bell by Quentin Bell 205
44. Duncan Grant by Roger Fry 209
45. Clive Bell by David Garnett 213
46. Clive Bell and Duncan Grant by Angelica Garnett 215
47. Virginia Woolf by E.M. Forster 222
48. Virginia Woolf by Leonard Woolf 236
49. Leonard Woolf by Quentin Bell 240
50. Virginia and Leonard Woolf by Angelica Garnett 248
51. Lytton Strachey by Leonard Woolf 255
52. Lytton Strachey by Desmond MacCarthy 259
53. Carrington by David Garnett 267
54. John Maynard Keynes by Virginia Woolf 272
55. John Maynard Keynes by Clive Bell 275
56. Lydia Lopokova by Quentin Bell 288
57. David Garnett by Henrietta Garnett 297
58. Part Three: Bloombury Observed
59. Introduction 307
60. Town Talker: Bloomsbury in Sussex 307
61. Raymond Mortimer: London Letter 309
62. Ottoline Morrell: Artists Revels 312
63. Quentin Bell: The Omega Workshops 316
64. Arthur Waley: Translating in Bloomsbury 319
65. Osbert Sitwell: Armistice in Bloomsbury 321
66. Edith Sitwell: Bloomsbury Taken Care Of 325
67. Vita Sackville-West and Harold Nicolson: The Vitality of Bloomsbury 328
68. Nigel Nicolson: Vita and Virginia and Vanessa 329
69. Beatrice Webb: J.M. Keynes, E.M. Forster, Leonard and Virginia Woolf 335
70. Gerald Brenan: Bloomsbury in Spain and England 343
71. Peter Stansky and William Abrahams: A Bloomsbury Childhood 367
72. Ann Synge: Childhood on the Edge of Bloomsbury 380
73. John Lehmann: Working for the Hogarth Press 382
74. Stephen Spender: Bloomsbury in the Thirties 392
75. William Plomer: Evenings in Tavistock Square 402
76. Christopher Isherwood: E.M. Forster and Virginia Woolf 409
77. T.S. Eliot: Virginia Woolf and Bloomsbury 414
78. Frances Partridge: Bloomsbury and Their Houses 416
79. Richard Morphet: The Significance of Charleston 430
80. Julian Bell: Monk's House and the Woolfs 435
81. Charles Mauron: Remarks on Bloomsbury 440
82. Quentin Bell: The Character of Bloomsbury 441
83. Identifications 451
84. Headnote References 463
85. Sources of the Selections 467
86. Bibliographies 473
87. Index of Names and Works 485