This sub-series contains two files of correspondence. One consists of letters from R.C. Trevelyan, while the other consists of letters to R.C. Trevelyan

This sub-series contains one file of correspondence between Rosalie Alford and E.M. Forster and one file of correspondence between Rosalie Alford and A.C. Forster.

1 autograph letter, signed, to Lydia Lopokova Keynes. [1942].
1 carbon typed letter, signed, from J.M. Keynes. 28 Aug. 1942.

2 autograph letters, signed, to Mary Forster. 1809 and 1820.
1 autograph letter, signed, from Mary Forster. 12 Jan. 1815.
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2 typed letters, signed, from Bonamy Dobrée to T.S. Eliot and 2 carbon typed letters from T.S. Eliot to Bonamy Dobrée.

Correspondence concerning a reference to T.S. Eliot in C.S. Lewis' preface to 'Paradise Lost'. Includes:
T.S. Eliot to C.S. Lewis. 19 Feb. and 8 Mar. 1943
C.S. Lewis to T.S. Eliot 22 Feb. and Ash Wednesday (10 Mar.) 1943

Letter from Prof. Otto Schwarz, 5 Mar. 1950 and T.S. Eliot's reply 20 Apr. 1950, reminiscences of their time at Smith Academy.

Correspondence on the conferment of the Order of Merit.

This file includes reactions to J.M. Keynes' lecture to the Royal Economic Society, 1911, as well as discussion of his book 'Indian currency and finance' (1913). It also contains information on Indian index numbers, Indian students at Cambridge, etc.

This file contains exchanges with the Labour Research Department and other interested organisations and individuals concerning the publication of a cheap, popular edition.

Notes from American and French financial officers to J.M. Keynes on the indebtedness of their countries and money lent and borrowed during the War.

This file contains a pamphlet on birth control by Margaret Sanger and a debate with Marie Stopes on the activities of the Society for Constructive Birth Control and Racial Progress and the International Birth Control Conference, February 1926.

This file comprises correspondence and related papers concerning British publication and foreign editions and translations (American, Dutch, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Polish, Spanish, Swedish). It also includes a list of persons receiving complimentary copies, February 1936, and a preface in English to the editions in French, February 1939, German, September 1936 and Japanese (being a reworking of the German preface), December 1936.

Correspondence concerning Rupert Brooke's literary estate, copyright, royalties and income tax. Includes letters from Sidgwick and Jackson Ltd., Lascelles Abercrombie, John Drinkwater, Wilfrid Wilson Gibson, Walter de la Mare, Richard de la Mare, Maurice Browne, Curtis Brown Limited.

This file includes information about translations into Dutch, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Roumanian, Russian, Spanish and Swedish.

Typescript memorandum by J.M. Keynes of a conversation with Norman Davis, American Treasury representative, on proposed arrangements, October 1918 and typescript transcript of a letter from O.T. Crosby, Special United States Commissioner of Finance in Europe, to André Tardieu, French High Commissioner, on the same subject, 16 October 1918.

This file covers the confirmation of an honorary degree on J.M. Keynes by Columbia University, invitations to lecture, appointments in Washington, and a discussion of the US economy.

Assorted correspondence on Geoffrey Keynes' edition of Rupert Brooke's letters. This file includes an incomplete autograph letter, signed, from Christopher Hassall to Hugh Dalton, on the impasse between Geoffrey Keynes and his co-trustees dated 22 July 1960; and 2 autograph letters, signed, and 1 autograph postcard, signed, from Geoffrey Keynes to Hugh Dalton.

This file contains several files of correspondence with Kennedy and Nightingale (architects), Logan Thompson and Edgar Weller, among others, concerning improvements to the house and the management of house and farm, with, in addition, some accounts, 3 plans of improvements to the house, December 1935 and correspondence concerning the rent at 47 Gordon Square, January, April, 1938.

This series comprises papers originating from J.M. Keynes' association (or lack thereof) with the British Academy.

This file includes exchanges with economists, civil servants, bankers and MPs on wages and prices. It also includes autograph manuscript notes for a talk to the Tuesday Club on price policy, 6 December 1939.

This series consists of documents generated during the production of 'Treatise on probability' by J.M. Keynes, including preparatory notes, correspondence and drafts.