Three lecture series, all named.
‘British History Lectures for the USA’, 2 bundles of named lectures, unnamed lectures pinned together, and loose notes, all manuscript - approximately 20 lectures - covering British history up to and including the Civil War. The lectures are undated but probably given either 1924-25 while at Vassar or 1962-63 while Visiting Professor at Wellesley.
‘Economic Development of the Great Powers I & II’: 2 bundles of mostly named lectures [organised by secretary at Cardiff?], manuscript. The first bundle (I) is 8 lectures, second bundle (II), 6 lectures, undated. [probably between 1936-67].
‘American History’:, bundle of unnamed manuscript and typescript lectures [organised by secretary at Cardiff?], 5 lectures, undated [probably between 1936-67].
'British History Lectures' for USA consists of the following titles:
Bundle I
Reformation II Stage 1536 - 59
The Collapse of Monarchy 1399 - 1471
Causes and Events Leading to Civil War II
Background of Crisis of 1549 - 51
The Break Down of Medieval Monarchy Edward II to Richard II
Reconquest of England and the Foundation of Anglo Saxon Society
The Revolution Settlement
James I and his Parliaments
and untitled.
Bundle II:
Reign of Elizabeth
Roman Britain II
The Repulse of the Danes
Scotland, Wales and Ireland to 1314
Tudor Finance
Henry II, John and the Church
Henry III and Edward I
Henry VII and Tudor Monarchy
Intellectual, Religious and Economic Background of 14 and 15 centuries
Henry VIII and Reformation to 1536
and untitled.
'Economic Development of the Great Powers I' consists of the following titles:
Agrarian Background 1815 - 50
Industry in France and Germany to 1850
Transport in the Great Powers
Industry in France and Germany after 1850
Agriculture in France and Germany after 1850
Agriculture in USA and Russia
Russian Industry
American Industry.
'Economic Development of the Great Powers II' consists of the following:
Banking and currency
Business organisation
Tariffs
Trade Unions
Social Welfare.