Online books (with links)
Blount, Godfrey, The Science of Symbols: Setting Forth the True Reason for Symbolism & Ritual, A.C. Fifield, London, 1905
Blount, Godfrey, Arbor Vitae: a book on the nature and development of imaginative design for the use of teachers, handicraftsmen and others, A.C. Fifield, London, 1910
Green, Arthur Romney, Poems, The Astolat Press, Guildford, 1901
Hooper, Luther, Silk: its production and manufacture, Sir Isaac Pitman & Sons, London, 1911
Hooper, Luther Weaving for Beginners, Sir Isaac Pitman & Sons, London, 1919
Hooper, Luther, Hand-loom weaving, plain & ornamental, Sir Isaac Pitman & Sons, London, 1920
Hooper, Luther Weaving with Small Appliances: Book 1 The Weaving Board, Sir Isaac Pitman, London, 1922
Book 2 Tablet Weaving
Book 3 The Table Loom
Hooper, Luther, The New Drawn Loom: its construction and operation described for the use of handicraft pattern weavers, Sir Isaac Pitman & Sons, London, 1932
& Part 2
King, Joseph, Electoral Reform, T. Fisher Unwin, London, 1908
King, Maude Egerton, My Book of Songs and Sonnets, Percival & Co., London, 1893
King, Maude Egerton Hine, Roundabout a Brighton Coach Office, London, 1896
King, Maude Egerton, Bread and Wine: A Story of Graubunben, The Riverside Press, Cambridge, 1902
MacDonald, Greville, A Treatise on the nose and its accessory cavities, Macmillan, London, 1892
MacDonald, Greville Matheson, The Tree in the Midst: A Contribution to the Study of Freedom, Hodder and Stoughton, London, 1904
MacDonald, Greville, The Religious Sense in its Scientific Aspect, Hodder and Stoughton, London, 1904
MacDonald, Greville, The Ethics of Revolt, Duckworth, London, 1907
MacDonald, Greville, The Magic Crook, or, The stolen baby, The Vineyard Press, London, 1911
MacDonald, Greville, The Child's Inheritance: it's scientic and imaginative meaning, Smith, Elder & Co., London, 1910
MacDonald, Greville, Trystie's quest, or Kit, King of the Pigwidgeons, The Vineyard Press, 1912
MacDonald, Greville, Jack & Jill, a fairy story, J.M.Dent & Sons, London, 1913
MacDonald, Greville, The Sanity of William Blake, George Allen and Unwin, London, 1920
Journals
Peasant Arts Pamphlets - these are not online as far as I am aware
No.1. Nesting Boxes. By Joseph King
No.2. What is Art? By Godfrey Blount
Peasant Arts Guild Papers - these are not online as far as I am aware
No.1. The Peasant Arts Fellowship
No.2. The Peasant Arts Museum. By the Rev. Gerald S. Davies (Illustrated)
No.3. Education in the Village. By Philip H. Wicksteed M.A.
No.4. The Withered Hand. By Greville MacDonald, M.D.
No.5. A Gravamen of Southern England. By Ashton Hilliers
No.6. "Please Remember the Garland." By Maude Egerton King
No.7. Are We Losing the Use of Our Hands? By Sir Frederick Treves, Bart., G.C.V.O.
No.8. The Village and the Old Folk. By the Rev. A.H. Baverstock
No.9. First Public Meeting of the Peasant Arts Fellowship.
No.10 Our Experience of the Influence of Handicraft upon the Workers. By Ethel Blount and Maude E. King.
No.11. The Cause of the Evil. By Godfrey Blount
No.12. The Condition of the Husbandman. By the Rev. A. H. Baverstock
No.13. Red & Green Revolution. By Maude Egerton King
No.14. The Fellowship and Machinery. By Greville MacDonald, M.D.
No.15. Rag-time & Ring-time. By Maude E. King
No.16. The Fairy Tale in Education. By Greville MacDonald, M.D.
No.17. The Two Ways of Building. By L. March Phillipps
No.18. My First Year's Work for the Peasant Arts Fellowship. By Kate Sperling
No.19. The Inspiration of Labour. By L. March Phillipps
No.20. The Woman's Part in Peasant Life. By Mary Mudie
No.21. Art and Religion. By Godfrey Blount
No.22. Character and Machinery. By Greville MacDonald, M.D.
No.23. Gothic Ruin and Reconstruction. By Maude Egerton King
No.24. The Fellowship and the Peace to Come. By Greville MacDonald, M.D.
No.25. Art and Life in a Northern Factory Town. By H.Barrett-Carpenter
No.26. The Miracle of St.Nicholas. By Greville MacDonald, M.D.
No.27. Pathos and Humour. By Rev. Canon Meyrick
No.28. Toys True and False. By Godfrey Blount
No.29. Responsibility and Revival. By Maude Egerton King
No.30. Sweden: A Country of Peasants. By Anna Barwell
No.31. Brown Furrows and Green Fields. By James A. Campbell
Online journal articles
The Artist, August 1901
Gregory, Edward W., ‘Home Arts and Industries’,The Artist: An Illustrated Monthly Record of Arts, Crafts and Industries (American Edition), Vol .31, No. 259 (Aug 1901), ,p137
The Craftsman, January 1902
Woolman, Mary Schenck, 'Revival of English Handicrafts, The Haslemere Industries', pp.25-32
The Craftsman, March 1906
Blount, Godfrey, 'Town or country, from the rustic renaissance', pp. 819-823
The Craftsman, July 1907
Dick, Stewart, 'Our Home Department: Godfrey Blount's Free Hand Plaster Work for Interior Decoration' p.472- 477
The Craftsman, August 1907
Dick, Stewart, 'Handicrafts of English peasants at Haslemere', p.589-595
The New Freewoman, July 1st 1913
Blount, Godfrey, 'Towards Reconstruction', p.27-29
The New Freewoman, July 15th 1913
Blount, Godfrey, 'Religion and Make-Believe', p.51-53
The New Freewoman, August 15th 1913
Blount, Godfrey, 'Religion and Riches', p.91-93
Online Journal Snippets
'Studio Talk' p.110-113
Studio International Volume 17
'Home Arts and Industries' p105
Studio International Volume 20
'Home Arts and Industries' p80-81
Studio International Volume 29
p.69
'Studio Talk' p.125-126
Studio Volume 29
Studio International Volume 43
'Art School Notes' p.341
Stickley, Gustav, 'The annual Arts and Crafts Exhibition at the National Arts Club, New York', p.475 & p.485
Correspondence, 'Virility on Women', p.216
"The Rustic Renaissance" by Godfrey Blount, book review, p. 4
The Russian Revolution: The First Year, Joseph King, Union of Democratic Control, April 1918
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