The King Edward's School Chronicle

The King Edward's School Chronicle was a publication from King Edward's School with some issues mentioning or written by J.R.R. Tolkien.

Contents 1 November 1910 2 December 1910 3 February 1911 4 March 1911 5 June 1911 6 July 1911 7 December 1913 8 References

[edit] November 1910

Vol. 25. No. 183. Pg. 344.

This issue contains an article by Tolkien entitled 'Debating Society Report' (pp. 67-71). Tolkien is also listed as the Football Secretary and it has been rumored that he may have written the football report, but there is no evidence to support this.

[edit] December 1910

Vol. 25. No. 184. Pg. 344.

This issue contains an article by Tolkien entitled 'Debating Society Report' (pp. 94-95). Tolkien is also listed as the Football Secretary and it has been rumored that he may have written the football report, but there is no evidence to support this.

[edit] February 1911

Vol. 26, no. 185. Pg. 344.

This issue contains an article by Tolkien entitled 'Debating Society Report' (pp. 5-9). Tolkien is also listed as the Football Secretary and it has been rumored that he may have written the football report, but there is no evidence to support this.

[edit] March 1911

Vol. 26. No. 186. Pg. 344-345.

This issue contains the poem 'The Battle of the Eastern Field' (pp. 22-26) and 'Acta Senatus' (a report in Latin; pp. 26-27). Tolkien is also listed as the Football Secretary and it has been rumored that he may have written the football report, but there is no evidence to support this.

[edit] June 1911

Vol. 26. No. 187. Pg. 345.

This issue contains an 'Editorial' (pp. 33-34) and the 'Debating Society Report' (pp. 42-45). The issue was also edited by Tolkien himself.

[edit] July 1911

Vol. 26. No. 188. Pg. 345.

This issue contains Tolkien's 'Editorial' (pp. 53-54) and was also edited by Tolkien himself.

[edit] December 1913

Vol. 28, no. 202. Editor unknown. Birmingham: King Edward's School.

Contains 'Oxford Letter' (pp. 80-81), a letter from Tolkien reporting the activities of former pupils of King Edward's School now at Oxford University.^[1]

References

1. ↑ An Illustrated Tolkien Bibliography, at Tolkienbooks.net