Proofs of Chapter 22 "The Teutonic Collapse", with notes by Lord Haig.

Proofs of Chapter 23 "Victory", annotated by WSC and Lord Haig.

Proofs of "Thoughts on a Naval Offensive", with comments by Sir Roger Keyes.

Proofs of Appendix: Comparison of Dreadnought Fleets, 1917 The Composition of the Munitions Council, 1917-18 Munitions Minutes and Letters War Memoranda Tank Minutes.

Proofs of Illustrations, maps and battle plans.

Notes and material - General Strategic, Diplomatic and Political Matters, including paper on Romania, 1914-16 by James Headlam Morley, Foreign Office; translations from German sources; Copies of War Cabinet Papers on the Present State of the War, the Future Prospects, 1917; and copies of memoranda by Sir Douglas Haig and Sir William Robertson.

Notes and material - Jutland and sorties, 1916-1818, including notes by Sir Roger Keyes, cuttings, and articles on the battle.

Notes and material - The anti-submarine campaign.

Notes and material - comparative losses, including letters and papers by James Edmonds, Official Military Historian, Lord d'Abernon, British Ambassador, Berlin, Germany.

Notes and material - military operations, Verdun, Somme, Romania and 16 Apr 1917, including correspondence and papers by James Edmonds, Official Military Historian, including account of the First Day of the Somme.

Notes and material - military operations; Caporetto, Passchendaele, Cambrai, Palestine, 21 Mar 1918, Rheims, 8 Aug 1918 to the end of the War, including notes by James Edmonds, Official Military Historian.

Miscellaneous notes and material.

Reviews of The World Crisis Volume 3 from "The Army Quarterly" by Major-General Sir Wilkinson Bird; "The Quarterly Review" by Lord Sydenham, "The Naval Review", and The Nineteenth Century" by Arthur Pollen.

Correspondents include: representatives of Thornton Butterworth Limited, publishers, including Thornton Butterworth (10) and Sir Tresham Lever, Director (5) on the rights in "The World Crisis" and "The Great War".Also includes: the royalty statements for "Thoughts and Adventures", "The World Crisis" and "My Early Life".

Correspondents include: representatives of Thornton Butterworth Limited, publishers, including Sir Tresham Lever, Director and Thornton Butterworth (17) on "The World Crisis" and "Great Contemporaries"; G Payot on publishing "My Early Life" in France.Also includes: a list of the articles in "Great Contemporaries" numbered by word; notes on the future of Spain from the article "Alfonso XIII"; a list of when and where the articles were previously published; royalty statements for 1936.

Correspondents include: representatives of Thornton Butterworth Limited, publishers, including Thornton Butterworth (20) on "Great Contemporaries" and overseas rights; representatives of Butler and Tanner Limited, printers, on "Great Contemporaries" (6).Also includes: account statements from Thornton Butterworth Limited and Butler and Tanner Limited; royalty statements from Butterworths; an addendum to the 1931 contract between Butterworths and WSC.

Correspondents include: representatives of Thornton Butterworth Limited, Publishers, including Sir Tresham Lever, Director (12), on subjects including: "Thoughts and Adventures"; "The Great War"; "The World Crisis"; "Great Contemporaries"; "My Early Life"; and the memoirs of Sir Roger Keyes [Admiral of the Fleet].

Correspondents include: representatives of Thornton Butterworth Limited, publishers, including Sir Tresham Lever, Director (5) and Thornton Butterworth (17); Harold Bourne (5).Also includes: royalty statements for "The World Crisis".

Also includes notes and copies of correspondence from WSC's secretary Jo Sturdee ("N S") [later Lady Onslow].Other subjects include: Dutch serialisation rights.Also includes: a note from Martin Gilbert (1963); details of word counts for speeches; cuttings from Life magazine serialisation; copies of Ons Vrije Nederland [Dutch magazine] containing the speeches.WSC's notes and source material for these speeches can be found in files CHAR 9/140-1, 147, 156, 174, 179, 184 and 187.