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Copies of tributes to McClare, spoken at his funeral by D. Baxter, T. Cavalier-Smith and M.H.F. Wilkins.

Four short talks on the use of a squadron of tanks in support of an infantry battalion of an infantry division, revised version of earlier lecture series. Typescript, 14pp

Liddell Hart articles on the German generals, including 'Verdict on Germany's military leaders' typed paper (number 2453) headed Atlas Despatches Limited [1948]; 'The German generals talk about the Red Army' Infantry Journal, Washington DC, Mar 1949;'The Red Army as seen by the German generals' The Tank, Oct 1951; 'Les chefs militaires allemands vus par un Anglais' Le Monde Illustré, 30 Mar 1946; typescripts of articles annotated 'Harpers Magazine written 1945' entitled 'The German generals, part 1, Seeckt, Brauchitsch, Halder, Bock, and especially Rommel' and 'The German generals, part 2, Kluge, Model and Rundstedt' [published Feb 1946]; 'Footnote on the German generals' Harpers Magazine, Apr 1946; 'The German generals' typescript article annotated 'New English Review Feb [1946]'; series of 5 articles 'Hitler's generals tell all' Sunday Dispatch, 8 Sep-6 Oct 1946; with reply 'My reply to the German generals' by Robert Gilbert Vansittart, 1st Baron Vansittart of Denham Sunday Dispatch, 13 Oct 1946; 'German military chiefs, expert (Liddell Hart) tells why they failed' New Zealand Herald, Auckland, New Zealand, 7 Feb 1945; 'Post-mortem on Hitler's military leaders' Adelaide Advertiser, Australia, 30 Jan 1946; 'Germany's war leaders were uneasy military bedfellows' Trinidad Guardian, Port of Spain, Trinidad, 20 Jan 1946; 'Mitschuld aft der anderen seite' article in German about Liddell Hart Kieler Nachrichten, 3 Sep 1949 with English translation; and typescript transcript of interview of Liddell Hart by Le Figaro, Paris, France, in English relating to German FM Erwin Johannes Eugen Rommel [1953]; also including typescripts of Liddell Hart's Sunday Dispatch articles mentioned above with an unpublished sixth article 'How Hitler foundered at Stalingrad'; 2 articles 'A bâton rompus avec Liddell Hart' in French L'Armée-La Nation, Brussels, Belgium, Oct and Nov 1947; with correspondence including Sir Charles (Alexander) Petrie, 3rd Bt Carrowcarden, managing editor New English Review; editor Daily Express; editor News Chronicle; and 'The German soldier' letter to the editor of The Times by Liddell Hart, 22 Sep 1951. 1 file

Publications, lectures and broadcasts by Christopher Montague Woodhouse.

Official appeals by Malayan ex-communist activists appealing to their fellow activists to surrender to the British Army, 1955. 6 pp

Proposal for the joint United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)/Institute of Psychiatry project to provide psychosocial support for war-affected children and training for relevant local professionals in Mostar, Bosnia, Jan 1995. Text of agreement for the project, 1995. Draft proposal to extend the contract and continue provision of services in Mostar and central Bosnia in 1997-1998, dated Nov 1996.

Text of speech by Kirke at the Mansion House, London in connection with War Weapons Week and promoting National Savings. Typescript, 4pp

Texts and drafts of talks and broadcasts by Brooke-Popham mainly in Malaya, Hong Kong and Manila, notably on the need for civil cooperation in the war effort, the defences of each place, the organisation of the RAF, and reactions to the Japanese invasion of northern Malaya. 1 file, 18 items.

Papers by Gene Sharp, Center for International Affairs, Harvard University, Massachusetts, USA, 1967-1969, including typescript essay entitled 'Research areas on the nature, problems and potentialities of civilian defense', Apr 1967; typescript essay entitled 'The politics of non-violent action', Apr 1968; typescript book manuscript entitled 'A dictionary of non-violent action and civilian defense', Feb 1969. 1 file

Mottram's own response to problems with The Poetry Review and The Poetry Society:red typescript essay with manuscript additions, headed 'Imagination and invention in contemporary British poetry', for The Cambridge Poetry Festival, 20 Apr 1975; typescript carbon of essay opening 'With this issue, the fifteenth under the present editor...', referring to The Poetry Review 66/1 (1975); manuscript notes for essays and list of contributors to The Poetry Review; letter from Michelene Victor of Time Out 4 Nov 1975, in response to criticism from Mottram; Mottram manuscript draft statement, probably of 1976 or 1977, on his aims as editor of The Poetry Review; typescript letter of 23 Dec 1976 from Roger Guedalla, as Honorary Treasurer of The Poetry Society, to Mottram, with copy of Mottram's typescript response of 4 Jan 1977; Mottram manuscript notes in response to criticisms; manuscript draft essay headed 'The poetry issues', and a second manuscript draft essay opening 'The usual American estimate of British poetry today...', with newspaper cuttings, 1976, about The Poetry Society's conflict with the Arts Council of Great Britain; Mottram typescript essay headed 'The Poetry Society'; typescript letter of 29 Dec 1977 from Robert Vas Dias, General Secretary of The Poetry Society, defending himself against criticism from Mottram; newspaper cuttings, 1977-1978, relating to Peter Porter, Ian Hamilton, Craig Raine, Gavin Ewart, and article from Time Out 17-23 Jun 1977 by Matthew Hoffman on the Arts Council of Great Britain; sympathetic typescript response of 6 Oct 1978 from Martin Bax of Ambit magazine to Mottram's account of events; typescript carbon of Mottram essay 'Editing The Poetry Review', printed in Poetry Information, 20-21 (Newcastle upon Tyne, 1979-1980)

Paul Goodman: Mottram typescript and manuscript essay headed 'VI. Paul Goodman: sociolatry and anarchism', paginated 1-17, 29-62, with many inserts; closely associated Mottram manuscript essay, paginated 8-24, largely on the work of Norman Mailer, but also mentioning James Baldwin and Paul Goodman; Mottram typescript bibliography of Goodman; Mottram typescript headed 'Paul Goodman', 2 pages; Mottram manuscript notes headed 'Paul Goodman 1911-1972', 2 pages, with typescript notes on secondary sources; photocopy of poem 'The multiversity'; photocopy of data on the Free Speech Movement

D. H. Lawrence: Mottram manuscript essay headed 'Lawrence 1885-1930', with pages numbered 1-4 and 1-30, with one typescript insert; Mottram typescript essays on aspects of Lawrence's work, including 'Continuity and tradition', 'Psychology', 'Religion and religions'; a few Mottram typescript and manuscript notes on Lawrence, mainly related to teaching; typescript chronology headed 'D. H. Lawrence & the American novel'; a typescript reading list for students; Portsmouth Polytechnic Library printed list of articles on Lawrence, 1965-1983; article 'Rananim: D. H. Lawrence's letters to S. S. Koteliansky' by K. W. Gransden from The Twentieth Century (1956) 22-32, with review-article by Gransden, 'Dragons and destinations' from New Statesman 19 Jan 1973; newspaper cuttings, 1956-1963, on Lawrence and his work, including the 'Lady Chatterley Trial' (note: these items are outsize)