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Robert Creeley: Warren Tallman Three essays on Creeley (The Coach House Press, Toronto, 1973); select bibliography and essay by John Osborne and Peter Easy [1976]; manuscript list of articles on Creeley by Michael Shear, with short Mottram typescript account of Creeley's publications to 1969; poster for Creeley reading at Buffalo, 1978; leaflet for Creeley reading tour of England, 1982, 7 copies; flyer for Creeley reading at Riverside Studios, London (1982); newspaper cuttings on Creeley, 1963-1967, principally reviews, but also some articles on Ludwig Wittgenstein

Ishmael Reed, studies and reviews: photocopy of typescript essay 'Ishmael Reed: Neo-Hoo Doo satirist and saboteur of American historical orthodoxy' by Julian Cowley; unattributed typescript essay headed 'Ishmael Reed's Mumbo Jumbo (1972): detectives, histories, texts', with marginal comments by Mottram; two newspaper reviews from 1968 and one from 1986

Iain Sinclair, studies and promotional material: typescript carbon of essay 'A confluence of energies: a reading of Iain Sinclair's Lud heat' by Allen Fisher, 4 Jan 1976; details of Pyramid art project sent to Mottram by Sinclair, 1975; typescript draft of blurb for Suicide Bridge (Albion Village Press, London, 1979); promotional leaflet for Sinclair's White Chappell, scarlet tracings (Goldmark, Uppringham, Rutland, 1987) and photocopy of review by Patrick Wright in London Review of Books 9/19 (1987); typescript carbon of list of subscribers, presumably to White Chappell, with covering typescript note from Sinclair, 28 Sep 1986; promotional map associated with Sinclair's Down river (Paladin, London, 1991), with covering manuscript note from Sinclair, 19 Nov 1990; flyers for Sinclair readings and photograph of Sinclairs and audience 'at the surgical séance'

Erskine Caldwell: Mottram manuscript essay headed 'Erskine Caldwell (1903-)', and opening 'Caldwell was born in Georgia...'; Mottram typescript essay on Caldwell headed 'Intro(duction) for IUSS (Institute of United States Studies) 1976', and opening 'For the average white Southerner...'; brief Mottram typescript notes on biography and publications; brief Mottram manuscript notes on Caldwell biography; copy of invitation to meet Caldwell at reception at PCL (Polytechnic of Central London) prior to an interview of Mottram by Caldwell 'for a videotape recording.' [1976]; newspaper cuttings, 1961-1965, principally reviews of Caldwell's books

Basil Bunting, studies of: copy of magazine King Ida's Watch Chain 1 (Newcastle upon Tyne, 1965), a looseleaf anthology of material on Bunting edited by Tom Pickard with articles by Louis Zukofsky, Gael Turnbull and others, and visual material; duplicator-printed version of Gael Turnbull's 1965 article 'An arlespenny: Some notes on the poetry of Basil Bunting' (outsize); 'Out loud', an article based on extracts from Mottram's radio interview of Bunting, printed in The Listener, 28 Aug 1975, p.274; John Woolford article 'Briggflatts: a poem shaped like a tombstone' from Mews 1 (Cambridge, 1975) 41-45; Poetry Information 19 (London, 1978) 'Basil Bunting special issue'; manuscript letter from Robert Bank of Colne, Lancashire, 6 Dec 1978, with observations on topography of 'Briggflatts' and an appended genealogy; photocopy of typescript of study of Bunting by Andrew McAllister, titled '"Today's posts are piles to drive into the quaggy past on which impermanent palaces balance"' with manuscript letter from McAllister, 29 Mar 1985; offprint of Peter Barry article 'A reading of Basil Bunting's Briggflats' from Forum for Modern Language Studies 21/3 (1985)208-224, inscribed by the author; photocopy of article referring to Bunting by Donald Davie, headed 'Nonconformist poetics: a response to Daniel Jenkins', published in Journal of Literature & Theology 2/3 (Sep 1988), 163-173; Peter Quartermain Basil Bunting: poet of the North (Basil Bunting Poetry Archive, Durham, 1990); review article on books on Bunting, 'Remember the song' by Robert Carver, from New Statesman & Society (1 Nov 1991), 42-43; photocopies of essays and poems from American students at Buffalo [1992], detailing reactions to Mottram teaching Bunting; photocopy of unattributed bibliography of Bunting's printed work

Textbook of pediatric nursing, Dorothy R Marlow, 4th edition, W B Saunders and Co, Philadelphia, 1973

Walter Smart by Some of his Friends, Smart was Oriental Counsellor, Cairo, 1929-45.

Faust: Mottram manuscript essay 'The myth of Faust' for Pembroke College, 3 Feb 1950; manuscript notes on versions of the legend

Paper on 'The future organisation, training and tactics of armoured formations', with appendices A, B, B2 & C including proposed syllabus for a course at the fighting vehicles school for staff officers and suggested organisation for the armoured corps, an independent heavy tank brigade and a divisional reconnaissance unit. Typescript, 23pp

Paper entitled 'The functions of the armoured division in war' includes sections on the effect of modern agents on war, how soon 56 (London) Armoured Div could go into battle, how it would be launched into battle, the tasks of an armoured division with reference to World War Two . Manuscript, 36pp

Centre for International and Strategic Affairs, University of California, Amphibious Command Information System research notes: 'The forward defense of Europe' by John C F Tillson.

Paper entitled 'The economics of war' marked as section or lecture 12.

Typescript of chapter 6 'The battle of the Yalu-the spirit of Japan and Sir Claude MacDonald, and General Sir Ian Hamilton and sacred swords' of 'A free lancer's reminiscences, bitter and sweet, an echo of the Russo-Japanese War' (author's name not supplied), mainly relating to a speech given in Tokyo in Nov 1903, by Sir Claude Maxwell MacDonald, British ambassador to Japan, on swords and the Japanese warrior spirit. 19pp

Paper entitled ' The Atomic bomb as a tactical weapon on the battlefield with particular reference to an armoured division'. Typescript, 5pp

Paper written by Pyman on 'The armoured division' specifically on the Royal Armoured Corps and the importance of mobility for armoured units. Typescript, 3pp

Paper entitled 'The Armoured Division in battle - notes on defence', with sections on general consequences, plan for defence, development of defence. Typescript, 10pp (2 copies)

Paper by Pyman entitled 'Tank philosophy' an examination of the considerations which should determine the types of tanks and major anti-tank weapons required by the British and other North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) armies in the next ten years. Typescript, 4pp

Talk at Physical Chemistry Leeds'. (see F/12)

Statements made by the PM in the speech on 9th April which were injurious to Gen Sir H. Gough, which were incorrect and which have never been contradicted.' Typed carbon 4 pp

Document headed 'Some suggested questions for committee discussions' (relating to NATO Military Committee).