The work consists of the family histories and arms of the principal families of the state of Florence. There are eight sheets of foolscap inserted, (not attached) containing the arms of many Italian families, also another sheet containing a Relazione dell' ultima Infirmita e della morte di Luigi xiv Re di Francia. It is dedicated to Ferdinand I., Grand Duke of Tuscany.

'Delle historie memorabili contiene le Guerre d'Italia de' nostri tempi', possibly in the author's own hand.

A collection of letters to Lord Acton, nearly all relating to the Cambridge Modern History. The principal correspondent is his co-editor W.A.J. Archbold; the remainder are for the most part potential or actual contributors to the History, replying to Acton's invitations to take part or writing about their contributions. Appended are a further letter of A.W. Ward, 1914, and one of Herbert Butterfield, 1964, relating to the collection, and a few miscellaneous papers. 291 items.

Records in this category - Minutes of University associations and clubs, occasionally with related records - cover staff social and trades union associations, University fund-raising bodies and research groups, and student clubs.

Records of Classical Society, Cranworth Society, Debating Society, Doughty / Literary Society, Maitland Historical Society, Medical Society, Scientific and Danby Societies.

Collection of extracts from and notes on historical sources, mainly relating to the careers and reigns of Mary II, William III and George III.

Contains minutes of committee, business and speaker meetings, 1941-61; programme card for 1961-2. At the back there is a list of papers given, with speaker's name and date, 1941-60.

The files relate to research projects; students; Faculty relations; contacts with other similar bodies; outside funding sources.

The Portsmouth Collection is the principal collection of Isaac Newton's scientific and mathematical papers, including early drafts of the Principia, and his correspondence with Oldenburg, Halley Flamsteed and many of the other most prominent scientists of his day.

Undergraduate work, comprising nine files, each covering a subject in the History Tripos, including lecture notes, reading for essays, and essays. Including supervisions with Dr Marjorie Chibnall and Dr M Roper of Girton, 1962-63 (Box 1). Also including supervisions with Dr J Burrow of Downing College, who was later a colleague of Professor Brown's at Balliol College, Oxford (1963-64, Box 3).

The papers listed here comprise a miscellany of personal and biographical items, including an autobiographical memoir; offprints of written work; and correspondence with Edmund King.

Including papers of Masters, Professors and Fellows of Downing College, and gifts from past members. Includes academic administrative records but not estates correspondence.

Includes: personal papers and family correspondence, photographs and slides from travels, including holidays, speeches and reviews re Guthrie's various publications, with some limited papers from his tenure as Master.

Annotated texts of speeches by JEP on subjects including: Edmund Burke; the campaign against hunting; the parliamentary legacy of Magna Carta; the balance of payments and exchange rates; Britain and the European Community, particularly the balance of power in Europe; memorial address for John Vaughan-Morgan [Lord Reigate]; Greek and the New Testament, and the Gospels.

Records in this category relate to curriculum development, delivery and appraisal, examinations and the award of degrees, the Seeley Library, research groups and grants.

'The one and twenty battailes of York's Plantagenett, with the unmatchable life and death of Richard Nevill Earle of Warwick, surnamed in his time the darling and favourite of kings. By Thomas Gainsforde, Esq.'