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Are infantry doomed?' by Liddell Hart in The National Review, May 1922, with proof copy. 1 file

Newspaper article entitled 'Great generals of the war', by Liddell Hart writing as 'Regimental officer', published in the Daily Express, 21 Dec 1916. 1p

HG Wells as a false prophet', manuscript and typescript critique of author Herbert George Wells, published in The Spectator, Dec 1918. 8pp

Infantry-"The new model"' by Liddell Hart in The National Review, Jul 1922. 1 vol

Mobility and quality, tendencies seen in the 1924 training' by Liddell Hart in The Household Brigade Magazine, Winter, 1924-1925. 1 vol

Roadless transport, its use in opening up new countries' by Liddell Hart in The Manchester Guardian, 21 Nov 1923, on the potential for caterpillar tanks. 1p

Suggestions on the future development of the combat unit', by Liddell Hart in the Royal United Services Institute Journal, Nov 1919, with related correspondence including comments from Lt Gen Sir George Montague Harper and Maj Frederick Elliott Hotblack. 1 file

T E Lawrence-of Arabia and Cloud's Hill' by Liddell Hart, a biographical article on Thomas Edward Lawrence for the National Trust booklet Clouds Hill (1939) relating to the house of that name near Bovington Camp, Dorset, with newspaper cuttings including 'Clouds Hill' by Edward Morgan Forster (E M Forster) The Listener, 1 Sep 1938; also including correspondence relating to the Liddell Hart article and copies of the booklet as revised in 1955 and 1970. 1 file

The essential principles of war and their application to the offensive infantry tactics of today' by Liddell Hart in the United Service Magazine, Apr 1920, with related papers including manuscript, typescript and proof copies. 1 file

The "Man-in-the-dark" theory of war, the essential principles of fighting simplified and crystallized into a definite formula', by Liddell Hart in The National Review, Jun 1920, with related papers including manuscript draft and proof copy. 1 file

The Napoleonic fallacy, the true objective in war' by Liddell Hart in The Empire Review, May 1925, with manuscript draft, Jun 1924, and proof copy. 1 file

Reprint of 'The next great war', by Liddell Hart, published in The Royal Engineers Journal (Mar 1922), and written for Royal United Service Institute Gold Medal Essay Competition, 1922, with comments on the article by Capt Edye [1923]. 1 fil

The soldier's pillar of fire by night. The need for a framework of tactics' by Liddell Hart in the Royal United Service Institute Journal, Nov 1921. 4pp

Two great captains: Jenghiz [Genghis] Khan and Subutai-a lesson in strategy' by Liddell Hart in The Canadian Defence Quarterly, Jan 1925

Text of article by Lindsell entitled 'A soldier looks at the world situation', mainly concentrating on what he sees as the two main factors determining world affairs and foreign policy, namely communism and nationalism, and how they have affected events in the Middle East, especially the Suez Canal Zone in Egypt, India, Europe and the Far East. 7pp.

Text of article by Lindsell entitled 'Civil defence-What is the solution?', emphasising the importance of preparation for an atomic war by setting up a framework for a national Civil Defence Organisation, responsible for training, recruitment and the reorganisation of transportation. 4pp.

Text of article [by Lindsell] entitled 'India's insoluble hunger', outlining the reasons behind the famine of 1943, attempts to alleviate the constant threat of starvation and difficulties facing any attempt at the industrialisation of India as proposed by Indian Nationalists. 5pp.

Text of article by Lindsell entitled 'Post war reconstruction-Great Britain and Europe', outlining the factors hindering the world's reconstruction effort following World War Two, namely the lack of coal, food, transportation and housing, and suggesting mutual cooperation as the key to overcoming these problems. 12pp.

Text of article by Lindsell entitled 'Suez Canal zone', commenting upon the Egyptian demand that all British troops be withdrawn from the area, and examining the consequences for the security of the waterway, the maintenance of the Suez Canal base, and the location of Britain's strategic military reserve in the Middle East. 8pp.

Text of article by Lindsell entitled 'Surface communications', written as part of 'Air communications in the Middle East', a monograph by Mr J B Perry-Robinson, Information Officer of the British Overseas Airways Corporation (BOAC), for The Royal Institute of International Affairs, London. 24pp.