From invasion of Britain by Julius Ceasar in 699 BC to reign of Offa in eighth century AD.Annotated.

From the arrival of the Vikings in the eighth century to the Norman Conquest in the eleventh century. With additional sections on spelling of ancient names, the appearance and laws of the Saxons, and the restoration of Charles II.Annotated.

From the Norman Conquest in the eleventh century to the reign of Queen Elizabeth I in the sixteenth century. The proofs do not follow a strictly chronological order.Annotated.

Draft proofs of chapters including: the Armada, 1588; cuttings from newspaper articles on Henry VIII and Elizabeth I; Elizabeth I, 1588 - 1603; additional notes for chapter on the Magna Carta; the age of expansion; James I; the english colonies, 1640 - 1688; the causes and events of the Peasant's Revolt of 1381; the rise of William Pitt, 1742 - 1746.Annotated.

Draft proofs of chapters including: Wyclif; Hanoverian England; Sir Robert Walpole; the war government of William Pitt, 1756 - 1762; George III; additional notes on King John and Magna Carta; the rising of 1745; the government of the Lancastrians in the fifteenth century; Pitt and America, 1756 - 1762; the Peace of Paris, 1763; Richard I.annotated.

Draft proofs of chapters including: King John; Henry III; William Pitt the Younger, 1784 - 1788; Henry III; Edward I; Edward II; the younger Pitt and reconstruction; Pitt and the war.Annotated.

Draft proofs of chapters for Henry IV, Henry V, Henry VI and Edward IV. Mainly typescript with some manuscript notes.Annotated.

Draft proofs of chapters including: Edward IV; Church and State, 1066 - 1154; Edward the Confessor; The colonies from 1600 to 1640; Richard III; James II; Charles I.Annotated.

Draft chapters including: post-war England, 1815 - 1820; the monarchy and the divorce, 1820 - 1822; Tory England, 1822 - 1827; the collapse of eighteenth-century England; the passing of the Great Reform Bill, 1830 - 1832; the colonies; England and the American colonies, 1713 - 1754; England and the American colonies, 1754 - 1765; the history of England, 1642 - 1660; Joan of Arc.annotated.

Draft chapters on the Long Parliament; the American war of Independence; Charles I.Annotated.

Draft chapters including: Charles I; the Commonwealth; the American War of Independence, 1778 - 1781; the story of the common law.Annotated.

Draft chapters including: the American War of Independence - the treaty of peace and the loyalists; the Restoration; England, 1832 - 1837; Charles II; England, 1837 - 1846.Annotated.

Draft chapters including: Charles II; England, 1846 - 1850; England, 1852 - 1865; James II; England, 1865 - 1874; Henry VIII (manuscript in hand of John Wheldon [former literary assistant to WSC] annotated by WSC).Annotated.

53 folios of handwritten notes on Henry VIII by John Wheldon [former literary assistant to WSC], annotated by WSC. Annotated typescript of chapters on the American Civil War, 1862 - 1864.

Draft chapters including: James II; William and Mary; contents pages and notes for epilogue.Annotated.

Draft chapters including: Queen Anne; the United States, 1783 - 1789; the United States, 1789 - 1793.Annotated.

Draft chapters including: South Africa; America and the French Revolution; the United States, 1797 - 1801; Jeffersonian democracy, 1801 - 1805; notes on the theme of each book; the war of 1812 [Canada]; Canada, 1660 - 1780; Canada, 1780 - 1812; slavery and the United States; the United States, 1815 - 1837.Annotated.

Draft chapters: mainly on the background to and events of the American Civil War, 1840 - 1864; with a single chapter on the history of New Zealand.Annotated.

Draft chapters including: the American Civil War; the origins of parliament; Wyclif; Australia; introductory notes for book on seventeenth and eighteenth centuries; the battle of Trafalgar; the battle of Waterloo.Annotated.

Draft proofs of chapters including: Edward II; Pitt and the war; England at war, 1797 - 1805; England at war, 1805 - 1815; Britain and the French Revolution; the dusk of Edward III; Richard II; Joan of Arc.Annotated.

Correspondents include: representatives of Nicholl, Manisty, Few and Company [solicitors] (8); Phyllis Love, Secretary to Sir Alexander Korda.Subjects include: assigning the film rights for the "English-Speaking Peoples" to Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer London Films Limited for 50,000 pounds.Also includes: bill and receipt of payment for the services of Nicholl, Manisty and Few and Charles Henderson [barrister].

(1) Year book of the Bristol branch of the Royal Empire Society: with compliments slip of the Sheriff of Bristol referring to pages 26 and 27 concerning John Cabot's voyages to the United States.(2) Ordnance Survey maps of Britain in the Dark Ages: south sheet (1935) and north sheet (1938); scale 1: 1000,000.(3) Printed French edition of Queen Matilda's tapestry at Bayeux [France] depicting the Norman conquest of England in 1066.