Typescript and galley proofs of Chapter 36 "A Fateful Decision" annotated with suggested amendments and corrections by various people including WSC, Denis Kelly, William Deakin, Lieutenant-General Sir Henry Pownall and Charles Wood.With maps showing the partition of Germany and Austria, July 1945.

Typescript and galley proofs of Chapter 37 "The Defeat of Japan"", annotated with suggested amendments and corrections by various people including WSC, Denis Kelly, Lt-General Sir Henry Pownall, Commodore [George] Gordon Allen and Charles Wood.With cutting from "The Times", 12 Jan 1945, obituary of Lt-General Herbert Lumsden, WSC's Special Representative with General Douglas MacArthur.

Typescript and galley proofs of Chapter 39 "Potsdam: The Polish Frontiers", annotated with suggested amendments and corrections by various people including WSC, Denis Kelly, William Deakin, Lt-General Sir Henry Pownall, Commodore [George] Gordon Allen, Lord Cherwell, Sir Norman Brook [later Lord Normanbrook] and Charles Wood.

Typescript and galley proofs of Preface and Contents Tables, annotated with suggested amendments and corrections by various people including WSC, Denis Kelly; Lt-General Sir Henry Pownall, Commodore [George] Gordon Allen.With notes from Pownall (2) to Kelly on maps for Vol. 6.

Manuscript drafts of Chapters XVII "Military Observations" (see CHAR 8/3/2-29 and XVIII "The Riddle of the Frontier", with printed extracts of source material.

Includes galley proofs and cuttings from the Sunday Times for: "The Life of Marlborough" on the Battle of Malplaquet [France], British politics under Queen Anne and King George I, and John, 1st Duke of Marlborough's last days, Blenheim Palace and its memorials.Also includes: letter from the Editor of the Sunday Times, William Hadley, on the serialisation.

Typescript of article [not listed in Woods bibliography].

Correspondents include: H Aubrey Gentry [Director of Cassell and Company Ltd] (35); Anthony Eden [later Lord Avon, Foreign Secretary] (1); Edward Carter (1); Charles Eade (13); Sir Edward Marsh (8).

Correspondence on corrections for the fourth edition: Correspondents include Captain Thomas Crease RN and James Masterton Smith.

Lists of recipients of complimentary copies of "The Word Crisis", [mainly typescript, with handwritten annotations by WSC].

Typescripts of correspondence between WSC and Admiral of the Fleet Lord Fisher, 1911-1918.

Typescripts of correspondence between WSC and Admiral of the Fleet Lord Fisher, 1911-1915, with handwritten annotations by WSC.

Appendix: British French and German official casualty returns, 1914-18 typescript.

Chapter 12: "At the Ministry of Munitions" "The Offensive Problem by Land and Sea [unpublished] annotated typescript.

Presscuttings - reviews of The World Crisis from Yorkshire Telegraph and Star, The Yorkshire Bolton Evening News, Manchester Evening Chronicle, The North Star (Darlington), The Nottingham Guardian, Irish News (Belfast), The Times, Lloyds List, The Dundee Courier, Aberdeen Press and Journal, The Morning Post, Argus de la Presse (Paris), The Birmingham Gazette and Express, The Daily Dispatch (Manchester), The Spectator, The Evening Standard.

Corrected proofs of Preface and Chapter 1 "The Vials of Wrath".

Corrected proofs of Chapter 2 "Milestones to Armageddon", originally titled "Party Politics".

Marked proofs of Chapter 7 "The North Sea Front", annotated by WSC.

Marked proofs of Chapter 8 "Ireland and the European Balance", originally titled "The Naval Estimates of 1914".

Marked proofs of Chapter 9 "The Crisis", with copies of Admiralty Telegrams, 1914.

Marked proofs of Chapter 10 "The Mobilisation of the Army".

Marked proofs of Chapter 11 "The Passage of the Army", with copies of Admiralty Telegrams, 1914.