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How myths grow-"Passchendaele"', article by Liddell Hart in The Spectator on the third battle of Ypres sparked by previous article 'The campaign in the mud' by John Terraine (4 Oct 1957) with resulting correspondence including two subsequent letters to the editor by Liddell Hart published on 2 Dec 1957 and 3 Jan 1958; also with correspondence between Ian Gilmour of The Spectator and Liddell Hart concerning the article and letter by Liddell Hart to Brig Gen Cecil Faber Aspinall-Oglander on World War One command

Can Britain be invaded?', article by Liddell Hart in the Sunday Chronicle, Sunday Express, Outspan and South Africa

Writer's plea for racial equality, "cruel irrelevance of discrimination"' newspaper cutting of The Times article reporting declaration against racial discrimination signed by Col [sic] Liddell Hart with Wystan Hugh (known as W H) Auden, Doris Lessing, Louis MacNeice, Somerset Maugham, Daphne du Maurier, Iris Murdoch, John Osborne, John Boynton (known as J B) Priestley and other writers; including cutting of similar article from The Bookseller

Article: 'Soviet air power'.

Article: 'V. The Mediterranean' refers to the Soviet forces and NATO in the Mediterranean.

Article by Clarke entitled 'The Battle of Sarrebourg-Vosges, August 1914. Part 1', published in The Army Quarterly (Oct 1929). 16pp and 3 maps.

Armies of the future' by Liddell Hart on Lectures on FSR III (Sifton, Praed and Co, London, 1932) by Maj Gen John Frederick Charles Fuller, relating to field service regulations

Reprisals', arguing the necessity of reprisals by the British in Ireland. 14pp

Activities of the Sinn Fein Envoy to USA', referring to propaganda activities of the envoy, Harold Bolan, in the USA. 7pp

Proposed New Dail Loans in Ireland and USA', referring to Sinn Fein member Michael Collins' request for the loan to be raised in Ireland and the USA in Aug 1921, and methods used in collecting the money in Ireland. 9pp

Sinn Fein Relations with the Catholic Church', citing instances of close ties between the two. 16pp

An T-Oglac', criticising the claims of the official paper of the Irish Volunteers in general and stating specific cases. 13pp

Sinn Fein and Labour', referring to the relationship between the Irish Labour party and workforce and Sinn Fein. 8pp

Belligerent Status of the IRA', arguing the Irish Republican Army's contravention of the Hague rules, 1907. 5pp

Legality of Guerilla War', as applied to the Irish Republican Army. 3pp

Operation 'Sealion'', pamphlet produced by Ger V Adm Kurt Assmann, Mar 1947.

Typescript article entitled 'The effort to integrate the British Army into French defence plans, 1938-1939'. With duplicated copies of maps relating to the evacuation of the British Army from Dunkirk France, June 1940. 62pp.

Extract from European and Atlantic Digest, special supplement featuring 'A message from Lord Ismay' relating to the achievements of North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) to date and challenges for the future. Printed 2pp

Article by Clarke entitled 'A soldier looks back: hail and farewell to the Royal West African Frontier Force', published in The West African Review (May 1950). 3pp.

Article by Clarke, under the pseudonym 'Musketeer', entitled 'A staff officer in Africa', published in The Journal of the Royal United Service Institution (Aug 1949). 6pp.