Includes Kathleen Peace’s handwritten and typed study notes on Ethics, as well as letters and discussions between Kathleen Peace, Helen M Wodehouse and E H on academic papers. These notes include:
1) ‘Comment written for H M W [Helen M Wodehouse]’ on a letter which she received from Sir John Livingstone commenting on her paper ‘A World Adrift’, published in ‘The Hibbert Journal’, 1943; a of the paper is included
2) ‘Objections to Christian belief’. Psychological objections’, by H A Williams’; ‘Intellectual objections’, by J S Bezzant’ notes by Helen M Wodehouse, 1963; ‘Further comments on H A Williams‘, by [Kathleen Peace?], not dated
3) ‘Stoicism etc. 1935 and 1937
4) ‘Standards of Living’, notes by Kathleen Peace, E H and Helen M Wodehouse, 1937.
5) Correspondence between Kathleen Peace, E H and Helen M Wodehouse about Nigel Balchin’s ‘Lord, I was Afraid’, Winter 1948-9.
6) Notes by Kathleen Peace, E H and Helen M Wodehouse about E M Forster, ‘Two Cheers for Democracy’, Spring 1952
7) ‘Pacifism etc.’ An analysis and response [by Kathleen Peace?] relating to ‘Which Way to Peace’ by Bertrand Russell, 1938
8) ‘Pacifism etc.’ Kathleen Peace’s writing on the condition of war, with responses from Helen M Wodehouse, July & September 1939
9) ‘Pacifism etc.’ Analysis and responses by Helen M Wodehouse and [E H?] to two articles from ‘The Listener’
10) ‘Pacifism etc.’ ‘The Christian Pacifist View’ by K Lonsdale published in The Listener, 22 July 1954, with comments by Helen M Wodehouse and [E H?]
11) E H’s comments on K L [Lonsdale?] ’s and Sir L Woodward’s broadcast, August 1954.