Correspondence with Gustav Schmidt, Aug-Nov 1968, about a copy text by Frederick Barton Maurice
Dr. Gustav SCHMIDT: Requesting permission to have a photocopy of a paper by Frederick Barton Maurice in The Bodleian Library.
Correspondence with John Terraine, 1967-1968
John TERRAINE.
Lawrence CADBURY: Appointment of Frederick Barton Maurice to "Daily News".
Correspondence with Lord Balfour, Apr 1968
Earl BALFOUR, Correspondence about "The Maurice Case" book.
Correspondence with Lord Kahn, Apr-Oct 1968, with comments on draft text
Lord KAHN: Comments on typescript.
Correspondence with Lord Lambert, Jan-Feb 1968
Viscount LAMBERT, Correspondence about "The Maurice Case" book.
Correspondence with Lord Salisbury, Apr 1968
The Marquess of SALISBURY, Correspondence about "The Maurice Case" book.
Correspondence with M J Williams, Aug-Oct 1968, about War Cabinet papers
M.J. WILLIAMS: Suggestions about the 'Burnt Paper' episode and his check of Cabinet papers about extension of British line.
Correspondence with Mark Bonham Carter and Anthony Asquith, Sep 1967 - Jun 1968
Mark BONHAM CARTER and Hon Anthony ASQUITH, Correspondence about "The Maurice Case" book.
Correspondence with Nell Martindale, 1967-1968
Miss Nell MARTINDALE.
Correspondence with Rear Admiral [David] Kirke and Colonel N S G Kirke, Jan 1968
Rear-Adm D.W. KIRKE, and Co. N.S.G. KIRKE, Correspondence about "The Maurice Case" book.
Correspondence with S L Major, 1967-1968
Miss S.L. MAJOR.
Correspondence with Sir Colin Coote, Nov 1968, about General Sir Edward Spears
Sir Colin COOTE: On draft preface by Gen Spears and Lloyd George's deception.
Correspondence with the Duke of Northumberland, Jan-May 1968
The Duke of NORTHUMBERLAND, Correspondence about "The Maurice Case" book.
Correspondence with the Hutchinson Publishing Group, 1967-1968
Harold Harris and The Hutchinson Publishing Group Ltd.
D.J. VAISEY, Bodleian Library, David Maurice GRAHAM Miss Maurice's cousin, Carola OMAN-Lady Lenanton and Charles OMAN. On the appointment of Swinton to Chair of Chichele Professor of Military History.
Diary of Jane Marsh (nee Perceval), 1876-1879, chiefly relating to the health of her children
Notebook/diary [kept by Jane Marsh], Irregular entries, 1876 June 4-1879 Dec 29, about her children, especially their illnesses. 60 pp. Loose: 3 papers with similar notes and a letter with sketches dated 29 Sept 1875 from Henry G. Sawyer to his niece.
Diary of Jane Marsh (nee Perceval), 1974-1975, relating to her son Edward and daughter Margaret
Notebook/diary [kept by Jane Marsh]. Irregular entries. From one end: 1874 Nov 5-1875 Dec 4, about her daughter Maggie. 10¼ pp. From other end: 1874 Oct 20-1875 Mar, Apr 2-Dec 4, about her son Eddie. 21 pp