Autograph manuscript draft.

This sub-series contains original correspondence received, with occasional carbons or photocopies of George Salt's replies. The files also include correspondents' off-prints and carbons of two brief papers by George Salt.

Letters and copies of letters re rooms [of his son] Edward in College. With details of rents and sums due to John Gooch.

This sub-series includes 114 letters, 8 cards, and 16 telegrams.

This sub-series contains correspondence on a variety of topics. Many of these items concern literary matters, such as Eliot's involvement in an attack on the opponents of 'Modernism' and short critiques of others' work. Others are more personal, including reminiscences of Smith Academy and a letter on T.S. Eliot's receipt of the Nobel Prize.

This sub-series contains correspondence with a variety of individuals. Several files concern T.S. Eliot's work as author, and one concerns his work as editor of 'The New Criterion'. In addition, one file contains correspondence with his brother, Henry Ware Eliot, junior.

To request this envelope, please use the following call mark: 33/7/C

TS transcripts of 2 autograph letters, signed, 11 June and [6 Oct.] 1913

TS transcript of 1 autograph letter, signed, 28 Oct. [1914]

Letter re pew in Gamlingay Church.

1 autograph letter, signed, [Mar. x Apr. 1913]

TS transcripts of 8 autograph letters, signed, 2 autograph postcards, signed, 3 telegrams, [1912]-14 [originals in L/11]
Letters of [Sept.], Dec. 1912 and 20 Nov. 1914 quoted in Geoffrey Keynes (ed.), 'The letters of Rupert Brooke' (London: Faber and Faber, 1968), pp.401, 409-10, 633-4

This sub-series comprises correspondence files generated by J.M. Keynes as Chairman.

Typescript translation by C.H.O. Scaife 'in collaboration with C.P. Cavafy', possibly with autograph manuscript corrections, of Cavafy's poem 'Myres: Alexandria: 340 A.D'. 2nd page has E.M. Forster's note of C.H.O. Scaife's address.
To request this envelope, please use the following call mark: 18/Cavafy/Scaife

This sub-series contains original correspondence received, with occasional carbons or photocopies of George Salt's replies. The files also include correspondents' off-prints and carbons of two brief papers by George Salt.

This sub-series contains original correspondence received, with occasional carbons or photocopies of George Salt's replies. The files also include correspondents' off-prints and carbons of two brief papers by George Salt.

This sub-series covers debates with G. Haberler, R.F. Harrod, R.G. Hawtrey, H. Henderson, R.F. Kahn, S. Kuznets, A. Lerner, B. Ohlin, A.C. Pigou, D.H. Robertson, E.A.G. and J. Robinson.

This file contains correspondence and related papers concerning J.M. Keynes' visit to Canada and the USA to negotiate the American loan to the UK.

Manuscript and typescript transcripts (many incomplete) of 34 autograph letters, signed.

Most of these papers have either bursarial or tutorial significance, and many originate with E. H. Perowne or R. T. Caldwell. Their precise provenance was not recorded.

The cutting is an advertisement for Belgrave College, Principal George Simpso, allegedly LL.D. Probably the ten-year man admitted to the college in 1841 who did not, in the event, proceed B.D., let alone LL.D.

First page only running: Oct. 13 1876. Mr Westley presents his compliments to Dr Worsley and hopes he will be successful in his endeavour to [appoint Frank Mils?] George he is sorry he cannot find [/send] more votes - but all besides are engaged.

A note responding to her broadcast on cartels, enclosing a proof of his article, 'The Control of Monopoly'.

Note on Christmas card.

'We have just received the following telegram: Fred arrived very ill with pneumonia and died on Wednesday. It is terrible news'.