Subjects include: Queen Anne, 1702; Dutch reaction to the death of William III; the Netherlands campaign, 1703.

Subjects include: the Danube [Germany] campaign, 1704; 1st Duke of Marlborough's mission to Berlin [Germany]; the English Parliamentary Session, 1704-1705; the Moselle [Germany] campaign, 1705; Prince Louis, Margrave of Baden's campaign on the Upper Rhine [Germany]; the Belgian campaign; the reinforcement of Prince Eugene [of Savoy], 1705; Louis XIV's attempts at peace, 1705; the rise of the Whigs, 1705.

Subjects include: letters of 1st Duke of Marlborough, 1702-1704; character of Overkirk, [Henry Nassau]; "the barge episode"; Portugal; Prince Eugene of Savoy.

Subjects include: campaigns, 1704-1706.

Subjects include: 1st Duke of Marlborough and the Dutch Field Deputies, 1703; government in the Netherlands; general war plans of the allies and Louis XIV, 1704; the lines of Stallhofen [Germany]; the negotiations with Portugal, 1703; the Netherlands campaign, 1703; Savoy; Marlborough's march to the Danube, [Germany] in 1704; Portugal and Spain, 1704; Marlborough's tour of Europe, 1705; Prussia [later parts of Germany and Poland].

Draft proofs of chapters including: chapter 1 "The Whigs' approach" and chapter 2 "The tottering alliance".

Draft proofs of chapters including: chapter 5 "Fortune's gift", chapter 14 "Toulon [France]", chapter 15 "Marlborough in Trammels" and chapter 16 "Abigail".

Transcribed sources dating 1705-1718 with annotations [by Maurice Ashley] of correspondence between John, 1st Duke of Marlborough and Sarah, Duchess of Marlborough, Queen Anne and 1st Lord Godolphin on Marlborough's campaigns in Europe and the building of Blenheim Palace.

Galley proofs of transcribed letters. Printed.

Draft proofs of chapters including: Chapter 1, "The Whig Approach"; Chapter 2, "Prince of Mindelheim" [Germany]; Chapter 6, "The Battle of Ramillies" [Flanders, later Belgium]; Chapter 7, "The Conquest of Belgium"; Chapter 16, "Abigail" [Masham].

Draft proofs of chapters including: Chapter 9, "Madrid and Turin"; Chapter 17, "The Fall of [Robert] Harley" [later, 1st Lord Oxford]; Chapter 18, "The Jacobite Raid"; Chapter 16, "Abigail" [Masham]; Chapter 24, "The Home Front"; Chapter 25, "The Siege of Lille" [France].

Correspondents include: David Minlore, offering prints from his portrait collection (6).Also includes: prints of other contemporary portraits; maps of 1st Duke of Marlborough's campaigns.

Subjects include: Parliament, 1705-1706; Europe, 1706; the viceroyalty of Belgium; Parliament, 1706-1707; 1st Duke of Marlborough's visit to Charles XII of Sweden; the campaign in the Netherlands, [1708]; the Toulon [France] expedition [1707]; Queen Anne and the Marlboroughs.

Subjects include: Parliament, 1707-1708; the sending of Prince Eugene of Savoy to Spain; the dismissal of Robert Harley [later 1st Lord Oxford]; the Electress Sophia of Hanover [Germany]; Europe 1708; Queen Anne as a widow; the Netherlands campaign, 1708; the Battle of Oudenarde [Flanders, later Belgium, 1708]; the siege of Lille [France, 1708]; Queen Anne and the peace; 1st Duke of Marlborough and Queen Anne.

Includes: the correspondence of 1st Duke of Marlborough, 1706-1707.

Subjects include: the French cavalry at Ramillies [Flanders, later Belgium]; Malplaquet [France]; battles in the 30 Years War; Robert Harley [later 1st Lord Oxford]; 1st Duke of Marlborough in Berlin [Germany], December 1705; the campaign in Italy, 1706.

Galley proofs of chapter 13 "Sacheverell and Shrewsbury". Annotated by WSC, William Deakin and [?Charles Wood].

Galley proofs of chapter 14 "The 9th Campaign". Annotated by WSC and [?Charles Wood].

Galley proofs of chapter 15 "Sunderland's Dismissal". Annotated by WSC, William Deakin and [?Charles Wood].

Galley proofs of chapter 16 "The alarm of the allies". Annotated by WSC, William Deakin and [?Charles Wood].

Galley proofs of chapter 17 "The fall of Godolphin". Annotated by WSC, William Deakin and [?Charles Wood].

Galley proofs of chapter 18 "Marlborough and Hanover". Annotated by WSC, William Deakin and [?Charles Wood].