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Ogden, C.K. (Charles Kay), 1889-1957. Outgoing correspondence. [192-] - 1975.
Box 79 A - Bl
F.1 Unidentified correspondence, outgoing(i.e. letters lacking the names
and addresses of correspondent), most from 1930s, some '20s and '40s,
most concerning Basic English, several incomplete,
51 items.
F.2 Ab - Angus
Abbey School for Speakers [1940-45]
Abbott, Professor [ ] 1936
Abbott, Senator M. 1936
Abel, J.F. 1938
Academic Anglo-Estonian Society 1932
Academy of Foreign Relations Inc. 1938
Acou, F. 1948
Adams, Dr. [ ] 1940
Addison-Wesley Publishing 1967 [from F.K. Ogden]
Adelson, E. 1952
Adie, L. 1939
Adler, Professor [ ] 1932 (2)
Afriat, Capt. [ ] undated
The African Defender 1937
Afshar, Dr. [ ] 1947
Agency of the Copyright Libraries 1945 - 1953 (7)
Agfay, J. 1949
Aguire, M. G. 1938 - 1945
Aiken, Dr. [ ] 1933 (2)
Aiken, Janet Rankin [1933] (2)
Aitken, [Max?] 1955
Akpoyibo, F.M. 1948
Al Ahram 1935
Al-Balagh 1935
Al-Hilal Magazine
Ali, S.N.Q. Zulfaqar 1949 (2)
Allen, C. 1935
Allen, H.J.B. 1951
Allen and Unwin 1937
Al-Mugattam 1935
Alonso, C 1939 - 1947
Al-Singassa 1935
Altham, C.J. 1960 [from F.K. Ogden]
Atlman, F.X. 1937
Alwines, C.W.D. 1948 - 1949
Amaral, V. B. de 1971 [from F.K. Ogden]
Ambrosio, G. 1952
Amaral, V.B.
American Chamber of Commerce Journal
American Journal of Psychology
American Speech
Amory, Rt. Hon. Viscount 1965 [from F.K. Ogden]
Anderson, Hamilton H. 1937
Anderson, I.A. 1970 [from F.K. Ogden]
Anderson, J.C.M. 1945
Anderson, John M. 1947 (4)
Andrus, E. 1949
Angermund, W. 1931 - 1934 (4)
Anglo-Brazilian Cultural Society
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co. 1951 - 1942 (8)
Anglo-Japanese Relations Committee 1935
Angus and Robertson 1949
F.3 Abercrombie, David 1939 - 1965
14 items.
F.4 Aitken, Miss [Barbara] 1937 - 1945
12 items (includes typescripts)
F.5 Almon, M. 1933 - 1937
16 items.
F.6 An - Au
Anomoto, Yasuji 1949
Antiga, Juan 1936
Ayanwu, F. 1945
Appelton-Century 1938
Aquilina, A.C. 1944
Arabian American Oil Co. 1950
Arce, G. 1934
Archontides, B. 1936
Arend, Dr. [ ] 1933
Argentine Embassy 1939
Arkin, B. 1950
Arkins, J.G.D. 1936 - 1938 (4)
Armidale Teacers' College 1949
Armour, W.A. 1936
Armstrong, Amy A. 1947 - 1957 (9)
[some from F.K. Ogden]
Armstrong, M.W. 1952
Arnakis, G. 1948
Arnold, J. 1951 - 1952 (5)
Arvin, G.J. 1950
Asgeirsson, A. 1938
Asburnham-Sutton, M. 1949
Asnaourow, Professor [ ] 1933
Aspinall, Dr. [ ] 1943 & undated
Association for European Youth Colonies 1936 (3)
The Athenaeum 1915
The Athenaeum [club] 1948 - 1949
Atkinson, B.H. 1947
Attygalle, P.P. 1952
Die Auslese 1950 - 1951
Australia, Commonwealth of (various correspondents) 1948 - 1950 (24)
Australian Booksellers' Association 1950
Australian Book Co. undated
F.7 Ba
Backlund, Miss [ ] 1932
Baer, G.F. 1951
Bailey Bros. & Swinfen 1950
Baird, U.K. 1949
Baker, C. 1951
Baker, E. M. 1937
Baker, S.N. 1937
Bannell, H.M. 1952
Banner, Dr. [ ] 1943
Barclays Bank Ltd. 1938 - 1939
Barker, Wing Commander [ ] 1951
Barker, F.C. 1953
Barlow, Betty 1949
Barmerlea Book Sales 1969 [from F.K. Ogden]
Barnes, [Harry Elmer] 1927
Barnet, S.H. 1946
Bartlett, Mrs. [ ] 1936
Barzey, J.A. 1951
Basaricek, O.D. 1935
Basic Cenro de Formacion 1966 [from F.K. Ogden]
Basic English Bookstall, Ceylon 1951
Basic System English School, Burma 1949
Basu, A.N. 1950 (2)
Bates, E.S. 1937 - 1938 (5)
Batsford, H. undated
Baudresel, O. 1952
Baugh, R.H. 1936
F.8 Barlow, Sir Allan 1947 - 1949 & undated,
28 items (some are variant drafts).
F.9 Barlow & Co., Solicitors 1945 - 1949,
17 items (some are variant drafts).
F.10 Barnes and Noble 1933 - 1943,
39 items.
F.11 Be
Beach, Mr. [ ] undated
Beans, Hal T. 1930
Beasley, A. 1951
Beaton, W. 1947
Bechot, M. 1934
Beck, Dr. [ ] 1933
Beckwith, W.H. 1951
Bedaux, M.C. 1935
Bedichek, S. 1938
Beekenkamp, C. 1951
Beer, A. 1934
Behne, H. 1951 (2)
Behrend, R.H. 1932 - 1937 (10)
(includes some variant drafts)
Belchambers, H. 1937 (2)
Bell, C.R.V. 1950 - 1952 (8)
Bell, W.W. 1968 - 1969 (4)
[from F.K. Ogden]
Bendala, A. 1944
Bender, L. 1948 - 1952 (10)
Benedikz, E. 1938
Benjamin, Cornelius 1950 (6)
Benn Brothers/ Ernest Benn Ltd. 1935 (6)
Bennett, A.R. 1946
Bennett, D. 1946
Bennett, F.V.F. 1947
Bennett, Coleman & Co. 1945
Benson, Robert 1955
Bentley, A.F. undated
Bentley, J.E. 1937 (3)
Bentley, M. 1936
Bentwich, J.S. 1938 (2)
Beradelli, A. 1936
Bergmann, A.K. 1937
Bergmann, B. 1950
Bergstom, [ ] [1927 or 1939]
Bernadi, R. 1945
Bernath, A. 1949
Bernardi, R. 1943 - 1947 (3)
Bernucci, M. 1951 (2)
B.E.S. Ltd. 1945
Besson, M. 1938
Best, Sir Thomas 1935
Bethel, W.L. 1952 (2)
Beumier, P. 1950
Bey, H.E. 1935
F.12 Bentham Manuscript Committee [1920s-30s]
4 items (notes only).
F.13 Bh - Bi
Bhattacherje, M. 1937 - 1938 (3)
Biblioteksforlaget, 1933 - 1935 (4)
Bibliotheca Central de Educacao 1935
Bidwell & Sons, 1937 - 1955 (10)
Biltmore Industries 1935
Bing, [Y.] 1938
Bingham, E.S. 1949 (3)
Birge, J.K. 1933 - 1939 (7)
Biza, A. 1949
F.14 Blaauw, J.R. 1951 (2)
Black, Marjory (Todd) 1931 - 1949 (5)
Black, Max 1933 - 1936 (5)
Blackwell & Mott 1951
Blackwell's Exports 1950
Blair, L. 1933 - 1934 (11)
Blake, M. 1947
Blanchard, G.W. 1936
Blandon, E. 1937 (2)
Blank, E.W. 1938
Blank, F.W. 1938
Bliss, C.K. 1949
Bliss, G. 1937 (3)
Bloomfield, [L.] 1934
Bluett, T.L.C. 1948 (2)
Box 80 Bo - Ca
F.1 Board of Education 1934 - 1937 (3)
(F.R.G. Duckworth and E.G. Savage)
Board of Trade 1943
Boeke, K. 1938 (2)
Boetsma, J. 1934
Boghallen 1935 - 1937 (2)
Boillot, F. 1950 - 1952 (4)
Boisen, [ ] 1933
Boisseuil, de [ ] 1945
Bokhari, Z.A. 1937 (2 + duplicates)
Boltz, C.L. 1950 - 1952 (12)
Bond, K.G. 1953
Boni & Liveright [1927?]
"Bonzo" 1934
Book Centre Ltd. 1968 (10)
[from F.K. Ogden]
The Bookseller undated
Boone, Anne 1948 (2)
Boesens, Borge undated
Borman, M.C. 1939
Borough Treasurer, Euston 1941
Bos, G.P. 1945
Boschan, A. 1932
Bosma, H. 1948
Bostock, Professor [ ] [1940s?]
Bottomley, J.M. 1933 (2)
Bouchapies, W.H. 1936
Bousfield, W.R. 1950
Bowden, Lord 1965 (15)
Boyesen, E. 1950
Boyle, H.M. 1951 (2)
F.2 Br
Brack, H.G. 1937 - 1938 (6)
(includes some variant drafts)
Bradfield, B. 1935 - 1936 (3)
Bradsheets
Braine-Hartnell, A.C. 1934 - 1936 (3)
Brandes, E.M. 1928 - 1929 (3)
Brandwood, H. 1935 - 1937 (2)
Braun, C. 1949
Braunsche, G. 1933
Brayton, B. O'M. 1968 [from F.K. Ogden]
Brazil - Director General
Brearey, J. 1948
Brentano's, New York and Paris 1927 - 1950 (10)
Brereton, [C.] 1932 - 1938 (2)
Briggs, M. S. 1935
Briggs, J.M. 1935 - 1937 (13)
Brigstocke, W.O. [1924?] (4)
Brimble, [ ] 1944
Brin, J.C. 1949
British Association for the Advancement of Science 1965 (K.Hutton
and N. Wright) (2)
British Blattner-phone [1931-1932?] (3)
British Book Service (Canada) Ltd. 1952 - 1953 (2)
British Direct Mail Adevertising 1943
British Esperanto Association 1933 & undated (4)
British Legation, Athens 1939 (2)
British Medical Journal 1965 (1 + duplicates)
[from F.K. Ogden]
B.O.B.S. Claim 1953 - 1954 (13)
British Psychological Society 1936
British Standards Institution 1941
Britton, Karl 1936 - 1938 (3)
Bro, N. 1935 - 1936 (3)
Brobeck, Florence 1936
Bronnert, [L.] 1957 - 1960 (4)
Brosche, J. 1949 (3)
Brotherhood, J. 1937
Brougham Hall 1943
Brown, Miss [ ] 1938
Brown & Bibby Ltd. undated
Broman, Paul 1952
Brown, Curtis Ltd. 1920
Brown, David & Sons. 1947 - 1949
Broyden, S. undated
Brunner, Robert 1948 - 1949 (3)
Bryant, R.B. 1938
Brynen, W. 1950
Bryson, R.K. 1950
F.3 British Broadcasting Corporation 1926 - 1963,
44 items, including some duplicates.
[some from F.K. Ogden]
F.4 British and Foreign Bible Society 1934 - 1944,
18 items,
(Rev. Edwin W. Smith)
F.5 British Council 1940 - 1953,
89 items, including some variant drafts and duplicates.
F.6 British Institute of Rome 1951 - 1953,
13 items.
(Gordon Goldie)
F.7 Brown, F. Proctor 1936 - 1953 & undated,
71 items.
F.8 Bu
Buchanan, S. 1934 - 1938 (8)
Buchler, J. 1938 - 1939 (3)
Buchner, M. 1935
Bulgarian Legation
Bugansky, A. 1939
Burbank, D.T. 1938
Burbank, J. 1936 - 1938 (3)
Burbury, V. 1938
Burgess, Mr. & Mrs. [ ] 1946 - 1950 (3)
Burgess, G.R. 1949
Burgman, T.J. 1948
Burrow, T. 1926 - 1950 (3)
Burrows, A.I. 1938
Burt, C. 1937
Burtneck, J.A. 1935
Burton, S.H. 1962 - 1966 (12)
[from F.K. Ogden]
Busby, C.E. 1948
Busca, M. 1949
Buss, Dr. [ ] undated
Butcher, N.F.H. 1950
Buttinger, P. 1965 [from F.K. Ogden]
Buyssens, E. 1948
Buzzi, A. 1950
Byram, Dr. [ ] 1947
C
F.9 Ca - Ch
Cadogan Square 1955 - 1956
Calcutta University 1937
Calvert, R.A. 1935 - 1937 (8)
Cambridge University Press 1956
Camden, B. 1948
Campbell, C. 1936
Camblon, R.S. 1936 (3)
Cambridge, University Library 1951
Cambridge University Press 1939 - 1962 (5)
[last item from F.K. Ogden]
Campbell, A. 1937
Campbell, M.R. 1949
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation 1939
Canadian Legion War Services Inc. 1941
Canby, H.S. 1939
Cardale, F.M. 1944
Carey Press 1935
Carlsmith, [ ] 1933
Carrington, W.W. 1937
Carpenter, J.E. 1933
Carrara, G.S. 1951
Carson, I.D. 1934
Carter, Miss [ ] 1935
Carter, E.C. 1934 - 1936 (2)
Carter, G.G. 1951
Carter, J.R. 1947 - 1948 (4)
Carter and Bell 1937
Carter Jonas & Sons 1932 (2)
Cartwright, A.M. 1935
(American Association of Adult Education)
Casanovas, M.J.P. 1938
Cassell & Co. 1934
Castillejo, J 1932
Castleberry, R.H. 1938 (2)
Cawthorne, W.E. 1935 - 1937 (3)
Central Office of Information 1947 - 1965 (9)
[Last 2 items are from F.K. Ogden]
Centurier-Harris, A. 1947
Chambers, [M.W.] 1944 (2)
"Chantecleer" undated
Champness, J.H. 1951
Chang, P.C. 1938
Chao, Y.R. 1934 - 1936 (7)
Chapin, Mrs. [ ] 1933
Chaplin, F.K. 1947 (2)
Chapman, Miss [ ] 1927 (2)
Chappell, C. 1951
Chapuis, Prof. [ ] 1948
Charalambous, C. 1938
Charbonnier, J. 1951 (2)
Charmley, B. 1934
Chase, Stuart 1936 - 1937 (2)
Chase National Bank 1941
F.10 Callison, Dorothie and Jill 1916 & undated
3 items.
Box 81 Ca - Co
F.1 Cambridge University, Local Examinations Syndicate
1929 - 1943,
23 items.
F.2 Carnap, Rudolf (and Mrs. Carnap) 1933 - 1936
39 items.
F.3 Carnegie Foundation - Columbia University
Carnegie Foundation (Dr. Duggan) 1933 - 1937 (13)
(includes reports by C.K.O.)
Colonial Office 1935 (5)
Columbia University 1934 (4)
F.4 Carter, E.H. 1933 - 1939 (34)
F.5 Catford, J.C. 1948 - 1952 (35)
F.6 Clapton, J.E. 1946 - 1953 (102)
F.7 Clutton, Messrs. 1953 - 1955 (9)
F.8 Chattopadhyaya - Cooper
Chattopadhyaya, K.P. 1934 - 1938 (13)
Chedzey, H.A. 1937
Chellappa, D. 1952
Chellew, [H.] 1943
Chih-Wei, L. undated
Chodzzko, E.C. 1933 (3)
Christensen, [ ] 1932 - 1933 (10)
Christian Literature Society for India 1952 - 1953 (2)
Christian Science Monitor, 1934 - 1936 (5)
Ch'u, T.K. (11)
Church, R.W. 1932
Churchman, C.W. 1939
Churchill, W. [F.K. Ogden's list of letters exchanged during 1943
- no originals present]
Chylinski, P.S. 1949
Cirker, [ ] 1955
Citizen Films Ltd. (Herbert Marshall) 1950
City Booksellers, Delhi 1938
Clarabut, C. undated
Claremont, C.A. 1935
Clark, C.E. 1933
Clark, G.F. 1950
Clark, R.M. [note by F.K. Ogden] undated
Clark-Bowater, E. 1936
Clarke, A.C. 1937 - 1938 (2)
Clarke, F. 1935 - 1936 (3)
Clayton, O. 1938 - 1945 (2)
Cleveland, W.H. 1952
Close, R.A. 1938 (2)
Closset, D.F. 1935
Clout, L.G. 1947
Clymer, H. 1926 - 1928 (2)
Coe, [V.F.] 1931
Coelho, [A.] 1933
Coghlan, S.R. 1936
Cohen, A. 1948
Cohen, Sir Henry 1956
Cole, A. R. 1931 (2)
Coles, [Joan] 1950 - 1951 (4)
Collard, R. 1950 - 1951 (2)
Collet's 1950 (1)
Collin, G.F.F. 1952
Collins, A.M. 1935
Collins, B.W. 1938
Collinson, [W.E.] 1946
Columbia Broadcasting (G. Seldes) 1937
Colville, C. undated
Common Ground Ltd. 1948
Constructional Engineering Co. 1944
Contopoulos, V. 1935
Cooper, [ ] 1933
Cooper, Lord 1966 [from F.K. Ogden]
F.9 Coimbatore Christian Bookshop 1951 - 1953
10 items.
F.10 Coleridge, A. 1944 - 1948
10 items.
F.11 Cordell - Czarnomski
Cordell, O.T. 1934
Cornelius, V.E. 1941 - 1951 (2)
Cornelson, F. 1948 (10)
Cottrell, F. C. 1937
Couch, W. 1934 (2)
Coudert, F.R. 1933
Coudenhove-Kalergi, Count [ ] 1931 (2)
Council of Free Czechoslavakia 1950
The Countrywoman 1936 - 1937 (2)
Cousen, T. 1935
Coutavas, D. 1950 (2)
Cowper, A.D. 1947 (3)
Cox, I.J. 1936 - 1937 (2)
Craig, D. 1951 (3)
Craig, E.R. 1937 - 1944 (2)
Crawford, D.L. 1932 - 1936 (2)
Crawford, W.S., Ltd., 1943
Crookshank, F.G. 1950 & undated (2)
Cross, E.A. 1938
Crown Agents for the Colonies 1936 - 1937 (5)
Crowther, J.G. 1937 - 1950 (6)
Crozier, H. 1945
Cryers, J. 1933 - 1935
Culpin, [W.] 1926 - 1927
Culwick, A.T. 1934
Cummins, F. 1945
Current Biography [1940s?]
Currie, [ ] & E. 1947 - 1949 (6)
Curtis, G.E. 1944
Cushwa, F.W. 1938
Cyfer, E. 1942
Czarnomski, F. B. 1934
F.12 Corpus Christi College, Cambridge 1956
1 item.
F.13 Cowell, F.R. [1944] - 1949, 1965,
16 items (some in various drafts, also last two items and notes
by F.K. Ogden).
Box 82 Cambridge Magazine Bookshops
F.1 Cambridge Magazine Bookshops (K. Dockrill)
1919 - 1929,
118 items (includes notes and lists).
F.2 Cambridge Magazine Bookshops (K. Dockrill)
1930 - 1935,
93 items.
F.3 Cambridge Magazine Bookshops (K. Dockrill)
1936 - 1937,
261 items.
F.4 Cambridge Magazine Bookshops (K. Dockrill)
1938 - 1940,
217 items.
F.5 Cambridge Magazine Bookshops (K. Dockrill)
1941 - 1942,
174 items.
Box 83 D - Evans
F.1 Da
Dabuissy, A. undated
Daily Mail, 1930, undated & 1953
Daily Telegraph, 1943
Dale, [A.?] 1944
Dale, E. A. 1932 - 1936 (4)
Dalgleish, A. N. 1949
Dalton & Ditcham 1948
[Danbrit] 1932
Dante Konyvkiado 1933
Danton, Mrs. G.H. [A.P.] 1935 (2)
Darby, A. 1937
David, G. 1932 (envelope only)
Darwin, C.G. 1935
Darzins, T. 1947
Daud, M. 1951
Davanzo, L. 1949 (2)
Davey, F. 1952 (2)
David, J. 1933
Davidovich, S. 1951
Davies, J.P. 1933
Davies, P. 1931 - 1932 (2)
Davies, T.V. 1935 - 1937 (4)
[These letters may not all be to the same Davies]
Davis, G.R.C. 1950
Davis, [H.?] 1953
Davis, V.W. 1949
Davis, Prof. [ ] 1934
Davy, H.N. 1934 (2)
F.2 Daily Telegraph 1953 - 1967
3 items [the last 2 are by F.K.Ogden]
F.3 Daniels, F.J. 1934 - 1975
167 items [letters and notes after 1956 (70 items) are by F.K. Ogden]
F.4 Davy, B.H. 1936 - 1955
15 items.
F.5 Dawson, William & Sons 1952 - 1961
27 items [the last 10 items are by F.K. Ogden].
F.6 Dawsons of Pall Mall 1961 - 1962
7 items [all by F.K. Ogden].
F.7 De
Dean, R.J. 1937
Dean, W.F. 1949 (2)
de Boisseuil, [ ] 1945
Decimal Association (Harry Allcock) 1947
De Gelindo 1952
Dehn & Lauderdale 1930
Delafors, W. 1935
de la Laurencie, H.
Delphian Society 1937 (2)
del Rio, P.M. 1933
del Solar, W.V. 1935
[Denmark], 1932
de Morgan, J. 1923
Dennis, G. 1932
Dent & Sons.(Canada) 1948
Dent, J.M. 1948
Denton, Miss [ ] 1932 (2)
Derisi, D.A. 1944 (4)
Derscheid, J.P. undated
Deutsche Bucherei 1953
Deutsches Verlagshaus Bong & Co. 1935
Deverson, Mr. [ ] 1948
Devotto, Mr. [ ] 1934
de Vries, G. A. E. 1951
Dewey, G. 1931 - 1934 (3)
De Witt, A.F. 1938
Dexter, L. 1939
Dezso, V. 1949
F.8 Decca Records 1929 - 1932
4 items.
F.9 Di
Didier et Cie 1952
Dietrich, Mrs. [ ] 1950 (3)
Dilnot, G. 1945
Director of Assessments - Dividends 1950
Discovery 1965 [ by F.K. Ogden]
F.10 Dingwall, E.J. 1936 - 1963
4 items [the last from F.K. Ogden]
F.11 Do - Du
Dobra Kaiazka, Publisher 1947
Dobrzycka, I. 1935 - 1939 (3)
Dockerill, K. - see Cambridge Magazine Bookshops
Dodd, S.C. 1949
Dodds & Co. 1936
Dodge, Miss [ ] 1933
Doi, K. 1932 - 1938 (8)
Dominion Bureau of Statistics 1950 (2)
Donnan, F.E. 1943
Donnay, J.D.H. 1938
Dorward, A. 1935
Doubleday & Co. 1953
Douglas, A.C. 1932
Dowding, K. 1945
Dowridge, A.F. 1935
Drew, C. 1947 - 1948 (4)
Drummond, Prof. [ ] 1934
Duckett, [B.G.] 1947
Dulac, M. 1935
Duncan-Jones, A.E. 1934 (2)
Durand, M.B. 1946
Durium Products 1932 (2)
F.12 Dubb, Leo 1947 - 1952 (15)
F.13 Duff, Charles 1934 - 1952
79 items.
F.14 Durrant, E.D. 1947
3 items [Esperanto report and rebuttal]
F.15 E
E, Ma Than 1937 - 1939 (4)
Eastburg, F. 1936
Eastman, E.P. 1948
Editions Payot 1952 (3)
Edmonds, D.P. 1939 - 1953 (6)
Edmonds, H. T. 1947
Edwards, F.S. 1935
Edwards, J.A. 1949
Eeghohn, E. 1934 (2)
Egypt, Ministry of Education 1935
Egyptian Gazette, 1949
Egyptian Mail, 1935
Egyptian State Broadcasting 1935
Ehrsam, T. G. undated
Einzig, Dr. [ ] 1950
Eldridge, R.C. 1929
Elias, K. 1935
Eliascos, E. 1939
Ellinghaus, G. 1952 - 1953 (5)
Elliot, H. 1948 (2)
Ellis, R.C. 1938
Ellsworth, F. 1937
Elton, B. 1935
English, J.T. 1934
English, R. R. [1940s?]
English Association (Alex A. Bloom) 1937
Eschenlohr, E. 1951
Escola Tecnica de Aviacao 1951
Escuela Profesional de Comercio 1951
Esdaile, E. 1944 (4)
Esperanto (draft statement) 1943
Esser, H.G. 1935
Eugenics Society (C.P. Blacker) undated
Evans, C. 1937
Evans, David 1943
Evans, D.H. 1947 - 1949 (4)
Evans, M. 1950 (2)
Evans, N. J. 1949
Evans, S. H. 1947
Evening News 1948 (5)
Evening Standard 1932
Everett, W.H. 1952
F.16 Empson, William 1932 - 1941 (7)
F.17 Engineering 1944 (3)
F.18 Evans Brothers Ltd. 1933 - 1943
108 items.
Box 84 Evans, cont. - G
F.1 Evans Brothers Ltd. 1944 - 1968
227 items.
F.2 F Miscellaneous
Fabyan, E. 1936
Fagan, Mr. [ ] 1933
Faris, B. 1936
Farkas, A. 1947
Farley, W.T. 1947
Farquhar, J.M. 1935 - 1936 (2)
Farstad, O. 1937
Faure, F. 1951 (2)
Fay, H. V. 1937
Fectsall, E. 1935
Federated Women's Institute of Canada 1951
Feilitzen, O. v. 1948
Ferrer, F. A. 1935
Filene, Wm. & Sons 1932
Filippi, L. 1951
Fink, P. 1934
Finley, Dr. [ ] (New York Times) 1934
Finnbogason, [G] 1932
Fisher, N. 1951 (2)
Fisher Humphries & Co. 1944
Fitzgibbon, F.J. 1952 (2)
Fitzhuth, W. 1938 (2)
Fleming, J.P. 1935
Fles, B. 1937
Flood, W.E. 1950 (4)
Folklore Academy 1944
Foley, J.P. 1935
Follett Publishing Co. 1947
Forchhammer, H. 1947
Ford, H. (F. Campsall) 1933
Ford, J.D.M. 1939
Foreign Office 1934 - 1952 (18)
Forgrave, Mrs. [ ] 1933
Forrest, J.W. [Gambia] 1950 - 1953 (5)
Forsyth, J. 1938 - 1951 (5)
Fortie, Mr. [ ] [1936?]
Foster, E. 1936
Foster, J.B. 1935
Foster, L. 1934 (4)
Fox, C.M. 1944 (3)
Fox, Charles 1937
Fox, H.M. 1937
Fox, M.B. 1936
Foyle, C. 1943 (2)
Franco, P.C. 1936
Frank, H.R. 1950
Frank, P. 1935 (2)
Frankenberg, L. 1935
Franklin, A. 1933
Franklin, H.H. 1951 - 1953 (2)
Frantz, J.R. 1936
Fraser, I. 1935
French, R.M. 1950
Frendo, M. 1949 - 1950 (2)
Freud, S.A. 1951
Freund, R. 1936 - 1940 (8)
Freytag, H. 1934
Friends' Council on Education
Friends of the Christian Confession (Paul Posener) 1939
Fritz, M. 1935
Froebel, E. 1939 (2)
Frommans, Fr. 1933
Frutos, R. 1948 - 1949 (3)
Fry, R.H. 1940 - 1947 (9)
Fujita, M. 1955
Fukuhara, R. 1938 (2)
Fulljames, R. 1966 (3)
Funke, O. 1938
Furness, 1935 (2)
Fyfe, W.H. 1935
F.3 The Falcon Club (Lady Bragg) 1944
3 items.
F.4 Fife, R.H. 1933 - 1938
9 items.
F.5 Fisher, E. (nee Phillips) 1945 - 1952
44 items.
F.6 Florence, P. Sargant 1962 - 1964
30 items [ all F.K. Ogden]
also 3pp. ms. relating to anology, sound and colour [c.1920?].
F.7 [Forgrave, Judith H.] [1933]
1 item.
F.9 The Forum (Henry Goddard Leach) 1926 - 1947
25 items.
F.10 Frydl, J.V. 1937 - 1971
119 items [later ones from F.K. Ogden].
F.11 `G Miscellaneous
Gaeta, G. 1951 (3)
Gadgil, R.D. [1962]
Gajaraj, D. 1947
Galignani 1950
Gallyon, R.N. 1949 & 1960 [F.K. Ogden]
Galt, R. 1935
Gambia, Superintendent of Police 1951 (2)
Gamo, T. 1950
P. Ganaco N.V. 1953
Garbutt, Mr. [ ] [Daily Express] 1944
Garde, Mr. [ ] 1935
Gardner, H.G. 1936 (4)
Garnett, M. 1935 - 1944 (4)
Garrott, J. 1939
Garstang, D.M. 1943
Gaselee, S. 1937 - 1938 (3)
Gas, Light and Coke Co. 1943
Gaskin, [E.A.L.] [1942?]
Gatenby, E.V. 1933 - 1934 (2)
Garson, Greer ("Mrs. Miniver") 1949
Gaudin, H.W. 1950 (2)
Gazeau, J. 1936
Geeson, Mr. [ ] 1945
Geisler, E.M. 1951 (2)
General Post Office 1937
Gent, G.E.J. 1938
George, W.H. 1935
Gerhardt, Prof. [ ] 1935
Gertner, L. (The Jewish Agency for Israel) 1966
Giacometti, R.F.V. (Scuola di Lingue "Marco Polo") 1952 (2)
Giglioli, Prof. [ ] 1938
Gilmore, [ ] undated [by F.K. Ogden]
The Glasgow Herald, 1947
Godfrey, G. 1965 [from F.K. Ogden]
Goffinet, F. 1948
Goldschmidt, W. 1948
Goldsmith, Dr. [ ] 1933
Golla, F. 1936
Gombos, L. 1948
Gomez, M. 1950
Gonzalez, L. M. 1935
Goodelman, Leon 1947 - 1948 (2)
Goodman, F.W. 1934
Gordon, D.S. 1938
Gordon and Gotch 1949 - 1950 (3)
Goring, J.H. 1927
Gormley, E.M. 1934 - 1936 (2)
Gosseries, C. 1952
Gould, [ ] [Evening Post] 1936
Gowers, E. 1959 [by F.K. Ogden]
Graham, J. 1950
Graham, M.E. 1952
Gramophone Co. 1931 & undated (5)
Granger, F. 1936 (2)
Grant, L.J. 1937 - 1947 (3)
Grattepanche, M.A. 1949 (2)
Green, Mr. [ ] 1929
Green, Mr. & Mrs. [ ] 1956
Green, M.M. 1934
Greenwood, T. 1937 - 1938 (2)
Greet, [ ] 1933 (2)
Gregg Magazine 1943
Grierson, John 1937
Griffith, C.L.T. 1938 - 1939 (5)
Griffiths, C.H. 1951
Groom, B. 1935 (2)
Gross, J. 1934
Grosvenor Lecture Society 1937
Groves, W. 1949
Grow, R.T. 1969 [by F.K. Ogden]
Grunberg, S.M. 1929
Grylls, R.G. 1939
Guadagnini, P. 1951
The Guardian, 1963 (2) [by F.K. Ogden]
Gubbins, [J.G.] 1933
Guerard, Prof. [ ] 1932 (2)
Guest, H. 1936 (2)
Guiana Conference of Seventh Day Adventists
Guimaraes, H.C. 1950772
Guin, [E.M.] [c. 1929?] (2)
Gunasekara, M. 1953
Gundevia, E.N. 1935
Gundolf, E. 1939 [testimonial]
Gunn, S.M. 1937 [by I.A.R.?]
Gunn, Mr. [ ] 1953 & 1955 (3)
Gupta, M.R. 1952 (3)
Gyldendalshe, [ ] undated
F.12 Gates, Dorothy (nee Watts) 1930s - 1964
7 items.
F.13 Gatschenberger, R. 1933 - 1935
6 items.
F.14 Gaylard & Sons 1948 - 1957
37 items.
Box 85 G cont. - Ha
F.1 Good, Percy 1944 - 1949
55 items.
See also Basic English Foundation files,
Box 115 - 120.
F.2 Graham, Elsie C. 1947 & 1948, 1962 - 1969
290 items [all but first 2 from F.K.Ogden]
F.3 Grubb, W. 1950 - 1951
11 items.
F.4 Gschwind, F. 1933 - 1937 & 1948
9 items, the last to Gschwind's widow.
F.5 Guyton, Mary L. 1933 - 1938
25 items.
F.6 Ha
Haber, Tom B. undated
Hadgraft, C. 1945
Haffenden, A. 1937
Halasz, J. 1933 - 1939 (7)
Haldane, J.B.S. 1950 - 1952 (9)
Haldane, J.S. 1938
Hale, R.S. 1937
Halford, Henry, Montefiore & Co. 1944
Hall, N.F. 1934
Hallett, F.C.R. 1953
Hamilton, Ben 1939 (2)
Hamilton, J.W. 1933 - 1938 (3)
Hamley, H.R. 1938
Hammond, A.R. 1935 - 1936 (4)
Hampson Bros. 1944
Hampton, H.V. 1936
Hankey, R.G. 1945
Hannay, J.O. 1936
Hannestadt, K. 1951
Harding, Mr. [ ] 1948
Hardy, Miss [ ] [1928?]
Hardy, Mr. [ ] 1953
Hargreaves, H.D. 1945
Harlow, D.E. 1935
Hancock, H.V. 1952 (3)
Hard, E. 1949
Hardin, F. 1934
Harding, H.F. 1948
Harding, R.E.M. 1935 - 1952 (10)
Harmer, H.R. Ltd. 1940 - 1942 (2)
Harmer, Rooke & Co. Ltd. 1940
Harper, Allanah [1931?]
Harper & Bros. 1934
Harrington, A. 1952
Harris, Mr. [ ] 1950 (2)
Harris Publications
Harrower, Molly [1927 - 1933] (3)
Hart, L.D. 1936
Harting, P. 1937 - 1938 (3)
Hartley, J. undated
Hartzel, E. 1936
Harvard University Press 1935
Harvey, G.E. 1937
Hasel, P.F. 1949
Haslam, A. 1936
Haslett, W. 1928
Haspil, A. 1938
Hasselbach, W. L. A.
Hatano, E. 1952
Hatzidakis, J. 1953
Haussmann, P. 1935 - 1936 (3)
Havemen, I.B.W. 1951 (2)
Haven, G.M. 1938
Havens, R.D. undated
Haviland, W.W. 1936
Hawkins, R.R. 1934
Hayek, F. A. von 1936
Haygood, D. 1937
Hayoune, A. 1947
Hayward, [ ] 1945
Hayward, John 1956
F.7 Hartmann, C.H. 1927 - 1936 & undated (8)
F.8 Harcourt, Brace & Co. 1932 - 1968 (122)
[Approx. two thirds of the file is by F.K.Ogden]
F.9 Hatfield, H.S. [1930s - 1952] (12)
F.10 Hayes, Alfred E. 1937
F.11 Haymon, Mark 1959 - 1969 (48)
[all by F.K. Ogden]
Box 86 He - I
F.1 He - Hy
Headley Brothers 1935
Heath, A.M. 1950 - 1952 (8)
Heffer, W. 1945
Hehl, W. 1948 - 1950 (2)
Hijtveldt, H.F.B. 1950
Heilala, H. 1936
Helenius, V. 1934
Heinertz, O. 1950
Hellier, A.B. 1934
Helmann, [A.] 1934 & undated (2)
Helmer, O. 1935 - 1937 (6)
Heras, H. 1938
Herhst, E. 1934
Hermann, L. 1933
Hermansson, H. 1937
Hersh, A.H. 1935
Hetzel, G.J. 1935
Hewitt, C.B. 1949
Hewitt, [C.L.?] 1932
Hicks, C.S. 1935 - 1937 (4)
Hicks, W.S. 1935
Hierneiss, P.C. 1945
Higdon, E.K. 1933
High Commission of India 1953
Holborn, Metropolitan Borough of 1941 - 1943 (3)
Highfield, R. 1948
Hilger and Watts Ltd. (Perry) 1956
Hilton, J. 1937
Hindle, E. 1965 (5)
Hirsch, B. 1934 - 1935 (4)
His Majesty's Inspector of Taxes 1939 - 1940 (6)
Historic Builings Council 1958 (2)
Historical Society of Pennsylvania 1935 (2)
Historical Buildings Council for England 1958
Hitch, F.G. 1937
Hocart, A.M. 1935
Hockley & Sons. 1928
Hofmair, J. 1950 (2)
Hogan, J.C.E. 1937
Hogarth Press 1939
Hogben, Lancelot 1937
Holland, H.N. 1935
Hollins [ ] [1950]
Hollis, P.D. 1949
Hollond, [ ] 1948
Holloway, M.B. 1939
Holman, B.W. 1939
Holman, S. 1953
Holmes, D.C.B. 1950 - 1951 (4)
Holmes, Dean [ ] 1933
Homstrom, M. 1948 (3)
Holden, Inez (list only, undated)
Holt, Prof. [ ] 1934
Holyrood Film Productions 1943 (2)
Holzapfel, G.L. 1947
Home Cinema Library Ltd. (Mr. Ventura) undated
Hong Kong Education Dept. 1951
Hope, Lord John 1949
Hopkins, P. 1932
Horhammer, F. 1933
Horwitz, Miss [ ] [1929]
Horst, L.v.d. 1949
Hotson, [ ] undated
Hottinger, Frau [ ] envelope only
Houghton, H., undated (2)
House, S.D. 1928
Howard, R. undated
Howe, Mr. [ ] 1932 (2)
Howe, C.E. 1947
Howell, M. 1964 [Message only - for F.K. Ogden]
Howes, H.W. 1952 (2)
Hsu, Mr. [ ] 1936
Hubbard, B. 1938
Hubert, G.H. 1936
Hucklesby, F.G. 1936
Hudson, M. 1935 (2)
Huff, F.P. 1937
Hughes, H. 1947
Hugh-Jones, E. 1947 (2)
Hugo, Y. 1938
Hugon, , P.D. 1935 & 1937 (2)
Hum, L.C. 1947
Humerfelt, O. 1934
Hummel, A.W. 1935 - 1939 (3)
Humphreys, N. 1943
Hunter, A.H. 1935
Huntington, 1931 & 1933 (2)
Huse, H.R. 1934 (2)
Hutchins, W.F.G. 1938
Hutchison, D.B. 1936
Hutton, K. 1961 - 1965 (3) [F.K. Ogden]
Hwa, C.C. 1936
Hyde, Dr. [ ]
F.2 Hempel, Paul 1933 - 1936
30 items.
F.3 Hill, Captain [ ] 1929 - 1930
10 items (notes and drafts)
F.4 Holl, W.A. 1921 - 1950
13 items.
F.5 Holloway, Owen E. 1936 - 1953
30 items.
F.6 Horst, Hans 1935 - 1953
112 items.
F.7 Huxley, Julian 1946 - [1960s]
6 items, [the last by F.K. Ogden]
F.8 Huxley, Michael 1944 - 1947
25 items.
F.9 I Miscellaneous
Idichi, Dr. [ ]
Imperial Chemical Industries 1943 (4 +15 attachments)
Ince-Jones, F. 1940
Index Society 1949
Indian Publishing House Ltd. 1951 & 1952 (2)
Industrial Publcity Service Ltd. 1943 (3)
Inland Revenue (G. Turnbull) 1947
Innes, Dr. [ ] 1932
Inspector of Foreign Dividends 1950 & 1951 (2)
Institute of Export 1943 (2 + 7 attachments)
Institute for Propaganda Analysis 1938
International Orthophonic Archives
(letterhead only)
International Committee on Christian Literature for Africa
1935 - 1936 (4)
International Friendship League (A. Rann) 1934
International Mark Twain Society (re. Empson) 1949
International Missionary Council 1938
International Refugee Organization - Preparatory Commission 1948
International Time Recording Co. Ltd.
(C.R. Watson) 1943
International Youth Review 1949
Iraq Petroleum Co. Ltd. 1951
Irish, C.F. 1933
Irish Press 1934
Isacksen, A. 1933
Ishiguro, Y.H. 1936
Isidro, A. 1937 & 1952 (6)
The Isis, 1951
Israel, H. 1929
Istrati, G. 1937 (3)
Italian Embassy 1951
Ives, G. 1938
Iveson, J.M. 1948
F.10 Ichikawa, S. 1931 - 1934
9 items.
F.11 Incorporated Society of Authors, Playwrights and Composers
1934 - 1937
10 items.
F.12 International Auxiliary Language Association
[1928] - 1938 [ & 1948?]
35 items.
F.13 Ishibashi, K. 1934 - 1936
7 items.
Box 87 J - L
F.1 Jager, Mr. [ ] 1928
Jagger, J.H. 1953
James, R.A. Scott 1946
James, V.L. 1949
Janko, O.F. 1947 (4)
Japan Mission 1952 (2)
Jarrett Kerr, Colonel [H.] 1931
Jeffers, [G.T.] 1932
Jefferson, Geoffrey 1956
Jeffreys, W.R. 1947
Jelliffe, Belinda and Smith E. 1934 - 1937 (5)
Jenkins, D.W.M. 1947
Jensen, A. 1937 - 1938 (3)
Jentsch, G. 1933 - 1937 (5)
Jinnah, M.A. 1947
Johnson, B. 1935
Johnson, C. 1938
Joint Matriculation Board 1938
Jones, Bassett 1934 - 1935 (5)
Jones, B.D. 1953
Jones, D.D. 1935
Jones, Rheinallt 1938
Jones, V.S. Vernon 1935
Jonsson, S. 1932 - 1933 (4)
Jordon, The Hashimite Kingdom of 1951
Jordanic, V. 1952
Jorgensen, J.M. 1932 (3)
Josiah Macy Foundation - see Kast
Jouard, A. 1936
Journal of the British Chamber of Commerce in Egypt 1933
Jowitt, H. 1935
Jung, T. 1949
F.2 James, A. Lloyd 1935 - 1939 and undated
19 items
F.3 Jarero, E. 1950 - 1952
11 items.
F.4 Jesperson, Otto 1935 - 1936
3 items.
F.5 Jones, Daniel 1935 - 1937
9 items.
F.6 K Miscellaneous
Kadisch, G. 1935
Kahn, G.I. 1949
Kahn, R.A. 1937
Kaibunsha, Messrs. 1934
Kaitakusha, Messrs. 1932 - 1933 (3)
Kalkman, J.T.P. 1950 - 1951 (2)
Kallas, O. 1932
Kalund-Jorgensen, F.C. undated
Kamo, M. undated
Kamp, G. 1951 - 1952 (5)
Kan, C.W.G. 1952
Karo, W. 1950 (4)
Karpeles, F. 1939 - 1948 (3)
- see also Rosenfeld below
Kast, Ludwig 1933, 1945 (2)
Katrakis, T. 1937
Kaufmann, G.A. 1935
Kavanagh, K. 1951
Kay Carlton Hill Film Studios 1951 (2)
Keates, R.H.B. 1937
Keeling, E.H. 1939 (2)
Keilin, D. 1937
Kellett, E.E. 1938
Kellow, A.H. 1935 - 1938
Kelly, F.C. 1937 - 1938 (4)
Kelsey, Mr. [ ] 1933
Kemsley Newspapers (Alec Harrison) 1948
Kendig, M. 1935
Kenkyusha, Messrs. 1938
Kennedy, C. 1949
Kennelly, A.E. 1933 & 1939 (2)
Kendrik-Bevan, Mrs. S. 1931 - 1936 (4)
Kent, R.G. 1933 - 1935 (4)
Keppel, F.J. 1934 - 1935 (9)
Kiefer, O. 1935 - 1936 (2)
Kiestra, H.H. 1950
Kim, B-J. 1964 [F.K. Ogden]
King, [R.] 1934 & 1948
King George Military Academy 1950
King-Hall, Stephen 1937 - 1938 (3)
King-Hall, Robert undated
King, P.S., & Sons. Ltd. 1933
Kirchoff, J. 1934 (2)
Kiwi, J. 1934
Klee, R. 1935
Klein, M. 1940 - 1941 (2)
Kleinhaus, R.B.
Kloiber, Herr [ ] 1932 (2)
Klostergaard, N. 1933
Knight, Ray 1938
Knoch, E. 1950
Knoche, G. 1938
Knopf, Alfred A. 1929 & 1933 (2)
Knudsen, V.O. 1936
Koch, G. 1935
Koch, L. 1936 (3)
Kodak Ltd. 1938
Kollsman Instrument Co.
Kooyker, L. 1933
Koster, M. 1939
Kotting, J. 1951
Kowkab al-Sharq, 1935
Kowloon City Christians' Church
Koymen, N. 1938
Krachmalnicoff, Messrs. I. 1951
Krause, E.A. 1937
Krehlik, K. 1935
Krick, H.T. 1936
Krishnamurti, J. 1935
Kruisinga, E. 1933
Kullmann, G.G. 1931
Kunst, J. 1948
[Krufess?], Franz 1932
Kuwait Oil Co. Ltd., 1951
Kwang Haueh Publishing House 1933
F.7 Keen, Allan 1948 - 1956 & undated
48 items.
F.8 Knight, W.F. Jackson 1949 & undated
8 items.
F.9 Knight, Frank and Rutley 1935 - 1936
10 items.
F.11 Korsch, Walter 1948 - 1951
61 items.
F.12 Korzybski, Count Alfred 1931 - 1936
4 items.
F.13 Kosakai, G. 1934 - 1950
3 items.
F.14 Kospoth-Pawlowski, W. 1932 - 1935
18 items.
F.15 Kraft, G. 1944 - 1948
5 items.
F.16 Krougliakoff, A.M. & R. 1937 - 1947
14 items.
F.17 L Miscellaneous
Lachmund, A. 1937 (3)
Lakeman, E. 1951
Lam, C.C. 1936
Langenfelt, [G.] 1933 - 1948 (5)
Langford, [P.M.] 1961 (F.K. Ogden)
Langsner, J.H. 1937
Langtree, J.W. 1953
Larousse 1952 (3)
Lascelles, M.E. 1950
Laubach, Mr. [ ] 1933
Laurent, J. 1935
Lawlor, G.P. 1952
Lawton, G. 1932
le Maistre, C. 1936 - 1937 (3)
Le Pailleur, J.-P. 1948
Leach, Mr. [ ] 1933
Leach, Henry Goddard - see The Forum above
League of Nations Union undated
Leahy, M. 1935
Lear Publishers Inc. (L. Goodman) 1947 - 1948 (4)
Lee, Mr. [ ] 1933
Leeds Education Committee 1949
Lees, F. 1935
Legge, L. 1944
Leitch, H.L. 1935 - 1937 (3)
Lemaire, J.G. 1953
Lentz, E. 1937 - 1938 (2)
Leonard, A.B. 1936
Leonard, I.C. 1938
Les Langues Modernes 1950
Leslie, Marsh & Co. 1954 - 1955 (3)
Lessa, P.B.P. 1935
Leuenberger, Hans 1933
Levy-Bruhl, L. 1937 - 1938 (2)
Lewis, Sir George 1938 (2)
Lewis, Mr. [ ] 1933
Librarie Marcel Didier 1952 (3)
Library of Congress 1950 - 1951 (5)
Libreria Britanica 1969 (F.K. Ogden)
Libreria Editrice Commissionaria 1950
Libreria Portugalia 1949
Line, H.L. 1935
Linggi-Schmidlin, E. 1950
The Linguist 1939
Lions Club of New York 1939
Lip, C.B. 1947
Liskutin, M. 1950
The Listener (R.S. Lambert) 1935
Litvinoff, I. 1934
Littlebury Brothers 1938
Llorens, I.G. de 1935
Llorente, E. Z. 1951
Lloyd, W.B. 1935
[Lloyd-James, A.?] [undated?]
Lloyds Bank 1933 - 1948 (4)
Loa, [C.H.] 1933
Lochner, L. 1936
Lockhart, L.W.L. - see following boxes
Logan-Brown, A. 1935
Longmans Green 1938
London Chamber of Commerce 1938
Long, Mr. (C.K.O. about Esperanto) 1943
Loose, H. 1934
Loughborough Council for Refugees 1939
Louis, F. [1945]
Louvier, O. 1937
Loverre, G. 1950 (4)
Louwaege, E.
Lowe, B. [1930s?]
Lowe, T. 1935
Lowie, R.E. 1927
Lowry, R.S. 1952 - 1953 (3)
Lucas, M. 1934
Lucci, J.B. undated
Ludowyh, E.C. 1938
Lul, A.J. van 1947
Lumen, Messrs. 1935
Lupis-Vukic, I.F. 1933 - 1935 (3)
Lusthaus, D. 1936
Lwin, M. 1949
Lyde, W.S. 1950
Box 88 L - M
F.1 Lane, Clayton 1935 - 1937
7 items.
F.2 Lauwerys, J.A. 1954 - 1966 (from L.W.Lockhart and F.K. Ogden)
13 items.
F.3 Lioa, W.K. 1933 - 1938
5 items.
F.4 Linguaphone Institute 1932 - 1953 (K. Murphy)
46 items.
F.5 Lippincott, J.B. & Co. 1927 (Mr. [ ] Jones)
2 items (outline of An Hour of Psychology scheme)
F.6 Lloyd, K.W. 1950 - 1951
7 items.
Lockhart, L.W.L. - see following boxes
F.7 London County Council 1936 - 1944
12 items.
F.8 Lovell, White and King, Messrs. 1936 - [1943]
9 items.
F.9 M
Ma - Me Miscellaneous
Macartney, W.H. 1938
MacCarthy, Desmond 1949
MacColl, D.S. [1944]
Macdermott, M.M. 1951 - 1952 (5)
Macdonald, I.T.A. 1935
MacEachen, R.E. 1935
MacInnes, G. 1952 (2)
Mack, M. P. 1954 (2)
MacKay, J.S. 1948 - 1949 (6)
Machino, Y. undated
MacKenna, John 1969 (3)
Mackenzie, Miss [ ] 1951 (2)
Mackenzie, Sheila 1950
Mackness, W.R. 1935
MacNichols, G.W. 1937
Macrae, Mr. [ ] 1933
MacWilliams, E. 1936
Magalhaes, W. 1938
Magraw, C. 1936
Maimann, N.S. 1932
Mainar, Professor [ ] [1937]
Maisky, Mme. 1937
Maiver, Lord 1938
Mallides, A.I. 1951 - 1952 (6)
Malone, K. 1934
Malta, N. 1934
Manchester Guardian, undated
Mandelbaum, D.G. 1947
Mander, Mr. [ ] 1947
Mander, Sir Charles 1932
Mannheim, K. 1935 - 1936
Marcus, [R.F.] 1933 (3)
Marett, R.R. 1935
Marques, L. 1949
Marquis, J.C. 1935
Marshall, [E.?] 1950
Martin, Bruce 1966 - 1967
Martin, Earle 1933
Martin, [K.?] 1944
Martin, Rev. W. 1937
Maruzen Kabushiki Kaishu 1935 - 1952 (2)
Marx, Loius & Co. 1935 (3)
Maska, [Edward] 1933
Maskew Miller Ltd. 1931 - 1951 (5)
Massey, Hugh B. 1951
Massingham, H.J. 1950 - 1952 (6)
Mather, Mary 1949 - 1951 (4)
Matschoss, C. 1930 - 1932 (4)
Matthews, G.E. 1936
Matthews, W.K. 1934 - 1938 (3)
Maurice, William 1934 - 1935 (2)
Mawer, Lord 1938
Maxfield [Berton L.] 1932 - 1933 (4)
Maxwell, Miss [ ] 1943
Mayhew, Arthur 1932 - 1936 (7)
Mazzey, [ ] 1934
McCaleb, Walter F. 1936 (2)
McCall, Mrs. [C.F.] 1933
McCart, John A. 1936
McCawley, James 1949
McCorquodale & Co. Ltd. 1937 (3)
McGhee, [James C.] 1953
McGillivray, L., McGillivray, Lowe & Co.
1947 - 1949 (4)
McHenry, Wm. J. 1952
McIlroy, W.M. 1937
McKay, Mr. [ ] 1920
McLaren, W.N. 1937
McLaughlin, J. 1938
McMahon, Miss [ ] 1927
McManaway, James G. 1947 - 1949 (4)
Mead, Mrs. L.A. 1933
Mead, Leslie 1935 - 1937 (3)
Meade, J.P. 1951
Mehta, M.J. 1939
Meidner, Olga 1950
Melzer, S. 1935
Mencken, [H.L.] 1930
Mendilow, A. 1940
Meng, [C.] 1932
Menzel, A. 1935
Mertens, H. 1933
Metropolitan Electric Supply Co. 1943 (2)
Metropolitan Water Board 1943
Meulen, H. van der
Meulenhoff & Co. 1968 (4)
Meyendorff, Baron A. [1932]
F.10 Maiander, H. 1933 - 1937
13 items.
F.11 Mann, Judd & Co. 1949 - 1952
26 items.
F.12 Mannners, Norman 1965 - 1966
5 items.
F.13 Marquardt, W.F. 1951 - 1952
9 items.
F.14 Massey, B.W.A. 1932 - 1935
14 items.
F.15 Mathews, E.P. 1950 - 1953
53 items.
F.16 Mattsson, A. 1949 - 1951
12 items.
F.17 Metcalfe, John 1948 - 1951
21 items.
F.18 Mi - Mu Miscellaneous
The Middlesex Log 1952
Midland Bank 1948 - 1949 (2)
Mignon, A. 1935
Migotti, L.W. 1935
Miller, E.W. 1934 - 1952 (8)
Miller, J.W. 1950 - 1952 (3)
Mills, A.S. 1933
Miner, Prof. [J.B.] 1929
Ming, Y.W. 1933
Ministry of Civil Aviation 1952 (2)
Ministry of Education (J.R. Carter, G. Williams) 1947 - 1948 (2)
Ministry of Information 1945
Ministry of Labour and National Service 1944
Minshull, Mr. [ ] 1939
Mirabile, Sante 1952
Mitchell, C. Joseph 1949 (5)
Mitchell, Sir William 1935
Miyachi, M. 1935
Mladiwich, [ ] 1949
Modern Business Methods 1948 (10)
Modern Languages Association 1949
Moehlman, A.H. 1936 - 1937 (6)
Mohammed, H. E. 1934
Mole, Mrs. [ ] 1944
Mon-Ling, C. 1934
Monro, [J.D.?] 1944
Montague Hotel 1949
Montero, X. 1934
Montfort, Sister M. J. 1948
Montreal Daily Star 1948
Mookerjee, S.P. 1938
Moore, F.S., Ltd. 1968 (7)
Moore, Harriet 1934
Moreno, Dr. [ ] 1933
Morgan, Evan 1950 (7)
Morley, B.D.W. 1937
Morris, Mrs. Dan H. 1927-8 (2)
Morris, Margaret (Mrs. Fergusson) 1938 - 1952 (8)
Morrissey, Fr. John 1948
Moutie, Lucienne 1951 - 1953 (7)
Moyer, James A. 1937
Muhlestein, Dr. [ ] 1935 (2)
Muir, M.G. 1951 (5)
Muir Beddall & Co. 1934 - 1939 (3)
Muir, Bigg & Co. 1934 (7)
Mukand, Miss [ ] 1939
Muller, Max 1932 (2)
Muller, Rud 1937
Mundy, C.S. 1938
Munk, Ernie 1949
Munnings, Sir Alfred
Munthe, H.W. 1948
Muro, M. 1938 - 1951 (5)
Murray, [Gilbert] 1931
Murray, Messrs. John 1951 - 1952 (3)
Murray, P.S. 1950
F.19 Michaelis, Rose [c.1932]
4 items.
F.20 Ministry of Education 1947 - 1949
16 items.
F.21 Ministry of National Insurance 1949 - 1953
17 items.
F.22 Ministry of Supply (Paper Control) 1943 - [1947]
21 items.
F.23 Ministry of Works 1943 - 1944
7 items.
F.24 Mori, Masatori G. 1935 - 1938
3 items.
F.25 Morris, Alice V. 1928 - 1931
14 items.
F.26 Morris, Eva 1933 - 1937
14 items.
F.27 Morrison and Gibb Ltd., 1935 - 1951
32 items.
F.28 Mumford, W.B. 1937 - 1948
12 items.
F.29 Munn, John [1948]
10 items.
Box 89 Lockhart, Leonore W. (later Hannay)
undated & 1927 - 1940
F.1 Undated, [1920s - 1940s],
23 items.
F.2 Lockhart, L.W. 1927 - 1931
39 items.
F.3 Lockhart, L.W. 1932
59 items.
F.4 Lockhart, L.W. 1936 - 1937
19 items.
F.5 Lockhart, L.W. 1939
65 items.
F.6 Lockhart, L.W. January - April 1940
74 items.
F.7 Lockhart, L.W. May - September 1940
98 items.
F.8 Lockhart, L.W. October - December 1940
55 items.
Box 90 Lockhart, Leonore W. (later Hannay)
1941
F.1 Newsclippings and attachments from C.K.O.'s letters to L.W.
Lockhart, 1940 - 1941,
32 items.
F.2 Lockhart, L.W. January - February 1941
64 items.
F.3 Lockhart, L.W. March - April 1941
64 items.
F.4 Lockhart, L.W. May - June 1941
53 items.
F.5 Lockhart, L.W. July - October 1941
108 items.
F.6 Lockhart, L.W. November - December 1941
49 items.
Box 91 Lockhart, Leonore W. (later Hannay)
January 1942 - August 1943
F.1 Lockhart, L.W. January - April 12 1942
55 items.
F.2 Lockhart, L.W. April 15 - June 1942
54 items.
F.3 Lockhart, L.W. July - September 1942
75 items.
F.4 Lockhart, L.W. October - December 1942
90 items.
F.5 Lockhart, L.W. January - March 1943
85 items.
F.6 Lockhart, L.W. April - July 1943
77 items.
F.7 Lockhart, L.W. August 1943
24 items.
Box 92 Lockhart, Leonore W. (later Hannay)
September 1943 - May 1944
F.1 Lockhart, L.W. September - October 1943
81 items.
F.2 Lockhart, L.W. November - December 1943
56 items.
F.3 Lockhart, L.W. January - February 1944
85 items.
F.4 Lockhart, L.W. March 1944
62 items.
F.5 Lockhart, L.W. April - May 1944
55 items.
F.6 Lockhart, L.W. June - July 1944
54 items.
F.7 Lockhart, L.W. August 1944
38 items.
Box 93 Lockhart, Leonore W. (later Hannay)
F.1 Lockhart, L.W. September 1944
33 items.
F.2 Lockhart, L.W. October - November 1944
44 items.
F.3 Lockhart, L.W. December 1944
38 items.
F.4 Lockhart, L.W. January - June 1945
136 items.
F.5 Lockhart, L.W. 1946 - 1978
63 items (1946 - 1953, C.K. Ogden)
33 items (1968 - 1978, F.K. Ogden).
Box 94 Myers - N
F.1 Myers, Adolph 1936 - 1939
88 items.
F.2 Myers, Adolph 1940 - 1948
65 items.
F.3 Myers, Adolph
Notes on Indian material, undated [1940s]
13 items.
See also Basic English Foundation, Boxes 115 - 120.
F.4 Myers, A.A.
11 items.
F.5 N Miscellaneous
Nagasawa, H. 1937
Nagel,E. 1935 - 1939 (5)
Nakagawa, John M. 1952
Nakamura, K. 1952 - 1953 (4)
Nakaseko, [R.] 1932 - 1933 (4)
The Nassau Guardian 1939
National Canine Defence League 1938
National Coal Board 1952 (3)
[National Committee on Education by Radio] 1932 (Mr. Perry)(3)
National Occupational Conference 1934
National Provincial Bank (1 bank book) 1924-5
National Union of Students 1945
National Union of Teachers 1937
Naylor, N. 1947
Neale, P.A. & Co. 1939
Neale and Wilkinson Ltd. 1933
Nebel, Frau Dr. 1936
Needham, Mrs. [ ] 1943
Needham, D.M. 1948
Needham, R. 1948
Nehru, Pandit 1947
Nejedlo-Roxborough, G.A. 1951
Nelson, A.J.A. 1948
Nelson, E.D. 1938
Nemorin, J.J. undated
Nesbitt, C.M. 1947 (2)
Nesbitt, G.L. 1935
Netherlands, Ministry of Education 1951
Neuburger, Max 1935 (3)
New, [Chester] 1949
New History Society (J. O'Donnell) 1937
Newman, Ernest
Newmark, Robin J. 1949 (2)
New Scientist 1965
New South Wales Government 1951
New Statesman 1944 (2)
News Chronicle 1935, 1938 & 1945
Newton, Sir Basil 1945 & 1946 (2)
Newton, W.M. 1928
New York Public Library 1935 & 1949 (2)
Nichol, Dr. A. 1947
Nicholl, Robert 1949 (2)
Niebyl, K. 1938
Nielsen, J.G. 1938
Nielsen, L.O. 1950
Nielsen, S.A. 1938 (3)
Nigeria 1937
Niset, M. 1948
Nishizaki, I. 1950 - 1951 (3)
Nonesuch Press (Francis Meynell) 1935 (2)
Nordisk Durium 1933 (2)
Nowadek, R.
Nulty, Basil 1965 [F.K. Ogden]
Nunn, Sir Percy 1931 - 1935 (5)
Nuttall, W. 1938
F.6 National Book Council 1934 - 1940
11 items.
F.7 Nature 1932 - 1965
5 items.
F.8 Nelson, Thomas & Sons 1933 - 1938
84 items.
F.9 Nelson, Thomas & Sons 1939 - 1954
39 items.
F.10 Neurath, Otto & Mrs. 1933 - 1949
21 items.
F.11 Nordseth, P.A. 1948 - 1951
42 items.
F.12 Norton, W.W. 1926 - 1943
(includes letters from W.J. Vinton)
16 items.
Box 95 O Miscellaneous - Payne Fund
F.1 O'Cassidy, Mr. [ ] 1933
Ocean Trust Company 1930 (3)
Odham's Press 1937 - 1938 (4)
Oeser, Oscar 1932
Offergeld, R. 1951
Offert, T.S. 1948 (2)
Ofstad, [Harold] 1954
Ogden, R.M. 1932
Ohnuki, M.H. 1962 [from F.K. Ogden]
Ohnuma, S. 1952
Olafsson, B. 1938
Oldham, Beddome and Meredith 1950
Olympic Committee of Uraguay undated [envelope only]
Onishi, Soji 1951 (3)
Oppenheim, A.C. 1936
Oppenheim, Paul undated
Oppenheimer, Mrs. H. Macfarlane 1937 (3)
Opper, C. 1934
Orbis 1937
Oron, B.S. 1936
Ortega, Lucia Rodriguez 1945
Orton Smith, G.W. 1945
Orwell, George 1944
Osbourne, Lloyd 1934 (2)
Osram, Herren 1935
Ovanger, Henry 1951
Overshiner, Charles L. 1934 & 1935 (2)
Owen, T. 1935
F.2 O'Gorman, Colonel Mervyn 1935 - 1947
8 items.
F.3 O'Halloran, George 1949 - 1978
1949 - 1952, 33 items
1968 - 1978 [F.K. Ogden] 119 items.
F.4 Okakura, Y.F. 1932 - 1936
52 items
and typed extracts from Y.O.'s letters, 1932 - 1934.
F.5 Okamoto, H. 1932 - 1937
9 items.
F.6 Oldfield, J.C. 1933 - 1935
10 items.
F.7 Oxford University Press 1935 - 1937
7 items.
P
F.8 Pa Miscellaneous
Packer, Prof. [ ] [1922?]
Paget, Sir Richard [1927?] - 1935 (3)
Pais, M. 1952 - 1953 (6)
Paisley Press 1936
Pakenham, Lord 1947 - 1948 (3)
Pakistan Army School of Education 1950
Pakistan, High Commissioner 1951 (2)
Palmer, E.M. 1937 - 1939 (4)
Palmer, Kathleen [1920]
Palsson, Siurdur 1938
Parke, Robert G. 1951
Parker, B.N. 1937
Parker, M.B. 1937
Parker, Dr. [ ] 1933
Parks, Ruth 1937
Parlaphone Co. Ltd. [1930?]
Partridge, Mr. [ ] 1933 (2)
Parslow, R.L. 1949
Patil, B.L. 1948
Pattermann, Herrn. [ ] 1947
Patterson, Dr. [ ] 1933
Paul, K.W.B. 1937
Pauli 1952
Paxton, J. Hall 1935
F.9 Palmer, Harold E. 1931 - 1935
8 items.
F.10 Palmer, Sir William 1948
3 items.
F.11 Paxton, E.H. 1933 - 1943
15 items.
F.12 Payne Fund 1928 - 1931
25 items.
F.13 Payne Fund 1932
56 items.
- Payne Fund continues in next box.
Box 96 Payne Fund, continued.
F.1 Payne Fund 1932 - 1933
Receipts only - in 6 annotated envelopes, enclosed in one larger
annotated envelope.
F.2 Payne Fund 1933
65 items.
F.3 Payne Fund 1934
53 items.
F.4 Payne Fund 1935
51 items.
F.5 Payne Fund 1936
44 items.
F.6 Payne Fund 1937
50 items.
- Payne Fund continues in next box
Box 97 Payne Fund continued - Pu Miscellaneous
F.1 Payne Fund 1938
41 items.
F.2 Payne Fund 1939
11 items.
F.3 Payne Fund 1940 - 1941
11 items.
F.4 Payne Fund 1942 - 1949
32 items.
F.5 Payne Fund [undated]
11 items.
F.6 Pe - Pu Miscellaneous
Pear, T.H. 1944
Peach, Raymond 1934
Pearson, Mr. [ ] 1944
Peck, Mrs. Arthur [undated]
Pell, G.N. 1947
Pelman Institute 1933
Pelz, Gertrude 1939
Pember, F.W. 1937
Pemberton, R.F. 1940
Penguin Books Ltd. 1950 (2)
Penrose, P.V. 1934 (2)
Pentland, N. 1951
Percival, Edward 1947 - 1950 (3)
Percy, Lord Eustace 1935
Perera, J.M.R. 1950
Perfect, Mrs. 1948 (2)
Pergamon Press 1963 [F.K. Ogden]
Perkins & Co. 1936
Perry, Mr. [ ] 1936 & [1939?]
Pesando, Mario 1952
Petermann, [Bruno] 1933
Peters, Henry N. 1948
Peters, T.K. 1939 (2)
Petty, Harold [undated] [F.K. Ogden]
Philips Lamps Ltd. 1944 (2)
Piaget, Jean 1936
Pibortozi, F.J. 1951
Pickthorn, Kenneth 1937
Picture Post [undated] - 1949 (6)
Pilley, J. - see below
Pimentel & Casquilho 1950
Pinders, Mr. [ ] 1955
Pinker, James B. 1940 - 1942 (2)
Pissarevsky, I. 1939
Pivetti, Renzo 1950 (2)
Place, A.E. 1948 (2)
Plucker, Fritz 1934
Polish Y.M.C.A. 1948
Poliva, J.A. 1951
Pollak, Frau M. 1935
Pope, M. 1950
Porten, P.M. von der 1950
Porter, John 1950
Post Office - Public Relations 1937 - 1958 (4)
Postal Censor 1939 (2)
Postmaster General 1937
Postmaster, S.W. District 1932
Pott, R.H. - see below
Pound, Ezra - see below
Powell, Anthony 1935
Powell, John D. 1938 - 1940 (4)
Power, Miss P.M. 1935
Prechner, Josef 1939
Price, E.J.J. 1945 & 1949 (2)
Price, Jack 1950
Price Waterhouse & Co. 1951
Prettyman, [Virgil] 1933
Priestly, J.B. 1943
Priestly, K.E. 1951 - 1952 (5)
Provincial Insurance Co. Ltd. 1940
Publishers' Association [1935?]
The Publishers' Circular 1935
Publishers' United Ltd. 1950
Pugh, F. 1934
Pupin, Prof. 1932
Purkiss, H.J. 1948
Pustaka Rakjat Ltd. (Dr. Alisjahbana) 1952 (4)
[Putnam, G.P., & Sons] [undated]
F.7 Pearson, B.L. 1946 - 1947
7 items.
F.8 Pearson, E.G. 1938 - 1948
29 items.
F.9 Peters, W.E. 1936 - 1937
9 items.
F.10 Pilley, John 1937 - 1938
9 items [2 different John Pilleys?]
F.11 Pitman, I.J. &
Pitman, Sir Isaac Pitman & Sons Ltd.
1936 - 1950
97 items
F.12 Pitman, Sir Isaac Pitman & Sons Ltd.,
1961 - 1972 [F.K. Ogden]
19 items.
Box 98 Porten - Richards
F.1 Porten, W. von der 1943 - 1947
13 items.
F.2 Pott, Reginald H. 1937 - 1948
8 items.
F.3 Potter, Will 1931 - 1938
12 items.
F.4 Pound, Ezra 1933 - 1938
4 items.
F.5 Psyche 1926 - 1935
12 items [index material in ms. and proof form].
F.6 Purcell, Victor 1931 - 1939
24 items.
Also a note (1965) by F.K. Ogden.
Q
F.7 Q Miscellaneous
Quality Press Ltd. 1944
Quirk, [Randolph] 1952
Quiervreux, M. 1945 & undated (8)
Quiggin, A.H. 1952
R
F.8 Ra - Rh
Rabin, Dr. [ ] [undated]
Radin, Paul [1922] - 1924 (7)
Radio Corporation of America 1933 (3)
Radio Stuttgart [undated] & 1936 (2)
Rahim, M.A. 1938
Raith, Ferdinand 1936
Ram, Asa 1939
Ram, Miss S. 1951
Ram, Sita 1953
Rand McNally Co. 1932
[Ramsay, A.B.] 1927 & 1947 (2)
Random House (Lawrence Urdang) [1960s?] [F.K.O.]
Randolph, R.I. [1932]
Rao, D.V. 1938
Rapier, C.V. 1947
Rasmussen, Rebekka 1950
Rassat, M. 1937
Rautatiekirjakauppa O/Y 1936
Rawlinson, W.J. (Bookbinders) Ltd. 1949 - 1950
Rayner, Mr. [ ] 1933
Read, H.E. 1937
Readers Digest 1933
Reddi, D.S. 1951
Regional Board For Industry [1948]
Reid, A.C. 1951
Reik, Theodor 1938
Reiser, O.L. 1934 & 1936 (2)
Renshaw, Jose G. 1951
Research Publications Services Ltd. (Mrs. Abbot) 1971 (Mark Haymon)
Reuters Ltd. 1933
Reynolds, [A.B.] 1934 - 1949 (4)
Rhoads, H.G. 1938
Rhodes Trust 1938
F.9 Ranfurly Library, English Speaking Union
1960 - 1970 [F.K. Ogden]
6 items.
F.10 Rantz, Jock 1934 - 1944
19 items.
F.11 Ri - Ru
Richards, H. 1933 - 1934 (5)
Richardson, L.C. 1934
Richter, [Dr. Claire] 1933
Ridges, Janice 1951
Rienietz, Carl 1937
Riise, Dag 1950
Rintoul, Mr. [ ] 1933
Risen, E. 1950
[Roback, A.A.] [1925-1926]
Rivers-Smith, S. 1932
Rizzi, Arthur C. 1945
Robbins, L.H. 1934
Roberts, Bruce [Ministry of Education] 1947 (3)
Roberts, Bruce 1952
Roberts, [W.A.] 1934 (2)
Robertson, Rev. Alec 1937
Robertson & Mullens Ltd. 1950
Robinette, E.O. 1937
Robinson, Edwin (Rotary International) 1932 & undated (2)
Robinson, Kenneth 1938 - 1950 (7)
& [1960s?] [F.K.O.]
Rogers, Burton B. 1936
Rogers, I.H. 1939
Rolland, Romain 1937
Rolavs, Ernest 1934 - 1935 (6)
Roll, S.E. 1936 - 1937 (3)
Roosevelt, President [ ] 1944
Root, Mrs. [ ] 1927
Roper, Mrs. Freeman 1932
Rorke, Mr.[ ] 1944
Rose, F. Campbell 1937
Rose al-Yusif 1935
Rosenfeld, V.V. 1949
Rosentower, Alice 1935
Rosinger, Kurt E. 1935
Ross, Chatsworth 1937
Ross, Leo 1950 (2)
Rottenburg, H. 1928 & 1952 (2)
Roubakine, M. 1928
Rouels Bookshop 1950
Rowan, Sir Leslie 1965 [F.K.O.]
Roy, H.G. 1938
Royal Canadian Air Force 1953
Royal Institute of International Affairs 1948
Royal Societies Club
Royal Society 1965
Royal Society of Arts 1944
[Royal Society of Arts] [1960s?] [F.K.O.]
Rubinstein, Nash & Co. 1935 - 1949 (2)
Ruge, F. 1948
Rugg, [Harold] 1933
Ruhl, Robert 1950
Rui, Halvor 1951 (2)
Ruiz, Raquel 1937
Rush, Prof. J. 1939
Russell Press 1951
Rutter, John G. 1948 - 1949 (3)
F.12 Richards, I.A. [1920s?] - 1939
37 items.
F.13 Richards, I.A. 1943 - 1950
25 items.
F.14 Richards, I.A. [1960s]
Draft letters and notes on the earlier correspondence by F.K. Ogden,
84 items.
Box 99 Rockefeller - Routledge
F.1 Rockefeller Foundation 1932 - 1933
(Most are addressed to D.H. Stevens)
11 items.
F.2 Rockefeller Foundation 1934
29 items.
F.3 Rockefeller Foundation 1935
18 items.
F.4 Rockefeller Foundation 1936
27 items.
F.5 Rockefeller Foundation 1937
19 items.
F.6 Rockefeller Foundation 1938 - 1939
43 items.
F.7 Ross, Charlesworth 1935
3 items.
F.8 Rossiter A.P. & P.M. 1931 - 1950
59 items.
F.9 Rotary International 1930 - 1950
33 items.
F.10 [Routledge] & Kegan Paul 1922 - 1935
59 items.
F.11 Routledge & Kegan Paul 1936 - 1939
58 items.
Box 100 Routledge & Kegan Paul - Si
F.1 Routledge & Kegan Paul 1942 - 1955
32 items.
F.2 Routledge and Kegan Paul [1960s] - 1971
Notes on stock and draft correspondence by F.K. Ogden.
F.3 Routledge and Kegan Paul - Psyche Miniatures Series
1929 - 1968
38 items.
S
F.4 Sa - Sc
Saben, Elizabeth B. 1938
Sachs, H. 1937
Sack, F.L. 1948 (3)
Sadler, Mr. [ ] 1933 (2)
Saffert, E. 1951
Sahlin, E.G. 1935
Sahol[?], Prince
St. Aloysius' College 1937
St. Pancras Library 1949
St. Pancras, Metropolitan Borough 1941 - 1943 (2)
St. Paul's High School
Salmonsen's Encyclopadias, 1948 - 1949 (3)
Salt, Miss [ ] 1949
Sanderson, M. 1950
Sandon, Viscount 1936
Sani, Luciano 1952 (3)
Sansom, Clive 1951
Sapir, [E.] 1934
Sargent, Porter 1938
Saturday Review of Literature 1935 (2)
Save the Children Fund 1952
Saw, R. 1935
Sax, Mr. [ ] 1935
Scarlett-Smith, S.L. 1948
Schafer, Hens 1952 (2)
Schamanek, Ludwig 1949 - 1950 (6)
Scheepers, F.G. 1939
Schlauch, Prof. [ ] 1944
Schlipf, Albert 19951 - 1952 (7)
Schneider, L. 1932 (2)
Schofield, [B.?] 1933
Schonberg, Friedrich 1947 & 1950 (2)
Schoonhoven, P.J. 1935
Schramme, Hans-Jurgen 1947
Schrecker, Paul 1937
Schroeder, E.E. 1935
Schubert, Wolfgang 1934
Schuttel, M.L. ("Die Auslese") 1950 & 1951 (2)
Schwabe, [R.] 1932
Schweizer-Lexikon 1947 (2)
Scientific Worker 1936
The Scotsman 1949
Scott, Alastair 1936
Scott, G.P. (International Book Board)
Scott, J.S. 1950
Scott, M. 1944
Scott, R. 1938
Scott, [ ] 1958 [F.K.O.]
Scottish Film Office 1949
F.5 Salzedo, S.L. 1932 - 1944
24 items.
F.6 Sargunam, Sri M.J. 1951 - 1953
22 items.
F.7 Schwidetzky, Georg 1932 - 1938
6 items.
F.8 Se - Si
Searight, Kenneth 1950
Seetharaman, G.N. 1952
Seldes, Gilbert 1937
Semini, Captain [ ] [undated]
Sevrez, Helen 1937
Shallow, C.R. 1939 (2)
Shakespeare Exhibition 1964 [F.K.O.]
Shannon, E. 1950 (2)
Shapley, Harlow 1934
Sharman, H.B. 1935
Sharpe, H.E. 1936 - 1937 (3)
Shaw, D. 1947
Shaw, Hugh 1951
Shaw, Ruth 1935
Shears, Mrs. Wilfred [Helen H.] 1935 & 1937 (2)
Sheean, Dinah 1950 (2)
Sheikh Protectorate (Somaliland Protectorate) 1952 (2)
Shell Magazine 1943 (3)
Shell Petroleum Co. 1947
Shepherd, Horne 1953 (5)
Shepherd, William 1951
Sheppard, R.L. 1937
Sherertz, D.L. 1935
Sheridan, Marion C. 1937
Sherman, Stephen H. 1936
Sherrick, Mary (Canadian Presbyterian Mission, India) 1952
Sherwin, A.K. 1949
Sherwood School, Epsom 1948
Shippey, A.T. 1938
Shirley, [A.] [1937?]
Short, G.A. 1949
Shumaker, L.K. 1933
Siddhanta, A.K. 1933 (2)
Sidney, Richard 1939
Sieveking, Lance de G. 1950 (2)
Sikkema, J. 1947
Simcock, Veronica 1951 (2)
Simeth, Francz 1947
Simmons, D.I. 1952 - 1953 (4)
Simpkin Marshall Ltd. 1939 - 1951 (4)
Sims, Mr.[ ] 1951
Sinclair, [J.G.?] 1933 & 1959 (3)
Sington, D. 1951 (4)
F.9 Severs, R.I. 1926 - 1946
124 items.
F.10 Severs, R.I. 1947 - 1951
158 items.
F.11 Severs, R.I. 1952 - 1962
21 items.
F.12 Shaw, George Bernard 1935 - 1936
8 items.
F.13 Sheffield, [A.D.] 1933 - 1934
3 items.
F.14 Siddiqi, M.K.A. 1950 - 1952
21 items.
Box 101 Sj - Sz
F.1 Sj - So
Sjahrir, Mr. [ ] 1950
Skinner, Charles E. 1934 (2)
Slamet, Tuan 1951 - 1952 (4)
Slijper, E. 1950
Smart, J.D. 1935
Smelteris, Gregors S. 1935 - 1936 (3)
Smelters [Smeleris?],G. 1947 - 1948 (3)
Smethhurst, J.W. 1936
Smit, J.H. 1938
Smith, Mr.[ ] 1937
Smith, A.C. 1938
Smith, A.E. 1948 & 1949
Smith, A.H. 1952
Smith, B.O. 1937
Smith, Bradford 1934
Smith, E. Lester 1937
Smith, G.T. Corley 1937
Smith, Richard R. 1939
Smith, S. Stephenson 1935 (2)
Smith, W.G. St.C. 1949
Smith, W.G. [1962] (2)
Smith, W.H. & Sons 1950 - 1953 (6)
Solmitz, Olga 1936
Solarin, Ted 1966 [F.K.O.]
Solzbacher, W. 1949
Somerville, Col. John 1935 (2)
Somerville, John 1937 & 1938 (2)
Soroptimist Club (Mrs. A. Hill Tickell) 1935
Sotheby & Co. 1962 [F.K.O.]
Sotheran, Messrs. Henry 1951 - 1953 (5)
Southern Daily Echo 1943
F.2 Smith, E. (later Marshall) 1938 - 1940
F.3 Smith, E. (later Marshall) January - March 1941
F.4 Smith, E. (later Marshall) April 1941 - 1951
F.5 Sodring, Malthe 1948 - 1953
17 items.
F.6 Sp - Sz
Spalding, S.C. 1932 (2)
Spang, Wilhelm 1948
Spanish Embassy 1952
Spectator 1944 & 1945 (2)
Speechcraft Inc. (William R. Bowlin) 1931
Spencer, Terence J.B. 1962 - 1964 (5) [F.K.O.]
Spragge, Sylvia 1937
Sprott, W.J.H. [undated - 1960s] (3) [F.K.O.]
Spry, Graham 1948 (2)
Sreshta, Prof. [ ] [undated]
Stamp, Sir Josiah 1934
Stanislawski, [J.] 1933
Stankovic, K.V. 1952 (2)
Stanton, F.L. 1934
Stechart-Hafner Inc. 1951 & 1952 (2)
Stedman, R.S. 1950
Steed, Wickham 1930 - 1938 (3)
Steele, T.W.M. 1949
Stefansson, Vilhjalmur 1941
Stein, S.E. 1933
Stenz, G. 1949
Stern, Dr. [ ] 1934
Stephens, Geoffrey 1951
Stevens, H.R. 1945
Stiles, A.J. 1935
Stoloff, A.J. 1943
Stonehill, C. A. [1939 - 1941?]
Storer, Morris B. 1945
Stowell, E. [undated]
Straus, Ralph 1947
Stroud, Joan 1936
The Student 1936
Students' Bookshops Ltd. 1947
Suarez, Victoriano 1944
Subbaroyan, P. 1939
Suhadi, Mr. [ ] 1949
Sullivan, A.J. 1937
Sum, G. 1950
Summerford, Colin 1950
Sumner, F.B. 1938
Sunday Express (Mr. Garbutt) 1944
Sunday Express (John Junor?) 1955
Sunday Times (James Agate) 1943
Sundermann, K.H. 1950
Sundharasingh, T.Y. 1937
Suomen Kuvaleht 1935 (2)
Sun Insurance Office [1936-1941?]
Sutton, A.W. 1950 (2)
Suuronen, V.J. 1937
Swaringuin, J.W. 1945
Swenson, Elaine 1933 - 1937 (4)
Sykes, [P.?] 1941
Szabo, Ladislas 1932
F.7 Spear, R.S. 1949 - 1951
33 items.
F.8 Speed, R.W.A. 1947 - 1948
5 items.
F.9 The Statesman, Calcutta 1934 - 1938
7 items.
F.10 Sunardjo, Haditjaroko 1952 - 1953
17 items.
Box 102 T - V
F.1 T Miscellaneous
The Tablet 1943
Takdir, Alisjabhana 1951 (3)
Tandy, Sir Edward 1939
Tanganyika, Lord Bishop of 1939
Tann, K.G. 1936
Tanner, C.E. 1933
Taverner, [H.?] 1925
Taylor, [Adelaide M.?] 1920
Teagarden, Irene 1951
Technical Book Review 1965
Teck Heng & Co. 1952
Telephone Manager 1943 (2)
Tews, Ralph G. 1951
Thackrah, E. 1936
Thang, Dangcong 1935 - 1936 (6)
Thaung, U. 1952 (3)
Themerson, S. 1951
Thomas, Francis 1937 - 1938 (3)
Thomas, Victor W. 1935
Thompson, G.H. 1937
[Thomson Foundation] [1960s?] [F.K.Ogden]
Thorndike, [E.L.?] [1935?]
Thorne, Colonel R. 1950
Thorson, Per 1948 (2)
T'ien Ta-Kang 1946
T'ien Hsia Monthly (Wan Yuan-ning) 1937
Times [New York?] [1930s]
Times, London 1936 - [1940s] (5)
Times Literary Supplement 1962 [F.K.Ogden]
Tirol, M. 1935
Titley, John S.
F.2 Takata, T. 1933 - 1937
13 items.
F.3 Taylor, Kamma & Rees 1933 - 1950
18 items.
F.4 Teague, Lawrence S. 1933 - 1936
11 items.
F.5 Tilley, Winthrop 1936 - 1939
5 items.
F.6 Times of India 1938 - 1951
52 items.
F.7 Tj - Ty
Tjhiang, G.K. 1950 (2)
Toch H (W.L. Masters) 1938
Toft, Jens 1938
Toher, Paul D. 1950
Tohyama, Saburo 1952
Toledano, Leon 1951
Tomkins, William 1938 (2)
Tomlinson, A.E. [undated]
Toronto Board of Education 1950
Torre, Waldemaro 1947 - 1949 (3)
Toynbee, W. 1948 (4)
Tracy, H.L. 1935
Trainor, J.G. 1936 (2)
Tramontana, George 1938
[Transition] [Eugene Jolas] [1930s?]
Travis, J.E. 1934 (2)
Tredegar, Viscount Evan 1936
Treurniet, A.W. 1948
Trevelyan, Mrs. [Elizabeth?] [1923]
Trippe, Barker & Co. 1934
Trivarte, Maruja 1952
Trueman, W.S. 1936
Truscott, J.R. 1936
Trustam Eve, Sir H. 1935
Tucker, Billy 1952 (3)
Tudor-Hart, P. 1922 - 1950 (5)
Tudor-Hart, Mrs. [Catharine] 1956
Tulloch, Major [T.G.] 1933
Turkish Consul 1937
Turkish Educational Attache 1951 (4)
Turner, D. 1938
Turner, Mrs. [ ] 1964 [F.K. Ogden]
Tuttle, Rev. Dr. [ ] 1939
Tyrrell, G.N.M. 1949
F.8 Turner & Sons/ Turner-Samuels 1948
7 items.
F.9 Tyler, Charlotte 1934 - 1939 [1941?]
31 items.
U
F.10 The Union Review 1945 - 1946 (3)
United Music Publishers Ltd. (Pauline W. Wood) 1949 & 1955 (2)
Universities Bureau of the British Empire 1937 (Re. Rossiter) & 1939 (2)
University of California 1934
University of London (Dr. D. Logan) 1953 - 1955 (6, incl. variant drafts)
University of London Institute of Education 1937 (3)
University of London Press 1952
University of Sheffield 1962 (2) [F.K. Ogden]
Unsere Welt Redaktion 1949 (2)
Unwin, Major S.R. (War Office) 1934
Urrutia, C.A. 1936
[Usill, H.?] [1940s?]
F.11 United Africa Co. [Groundnuts scheme - Hollins]
1950
5 items.
F.12 U.N.E.S.C.O. 1947 - 1948, 1965
4 items + 1 item [F.K. Ogden]
F.13 University College, London 1932 & 1965 - 1967
1 item [to Dr. Mawer re. Betham Centenary Lecture]
+ 14 items [to J.W. Scott, Librarian] [F.K. Ogden]
V
F.14 Va - Vi Miscellaneous
V.G. Manufacturing Co. 1940
Vaarask, Dr. [P.?] 1933
Vadon, R.G. 1944
Valiquet, L.P. 1953 (5)
Van den Broek, M. 1950
Van der Fyl, W. 1944
Van der Gaaum, Wm.
Van der Hoop, J.H. 1937 - 1938 (3)
Van Nostrand Co. Inc. 1950
Van Snellenberg, J. 1950
Van Stockum, W.P. and Zoom 1938
Vance, Thomas B. [undated]
Vargas, [ ] 1944
Vas, Bela 1950 (2)
Veitch, Walter 1935
Vemmested, Dagny 1939
Verlag Organisator A.G. 1948 & 1949 (2)
Verlag von Julius Springer 1935
Vernon, William A. 1937 (3)
Verret, Charles 1952
Vicherat, Professor [ ] 1934 - 1935 (3)
Vilas, Ana Harrison Vola de 1934
Vildomec, V. 1951 & 1952 (2)
Vinals, Antonio 1933
Vinton, Mr. [ ] 1951
F.15 Van Pernis, H.D. 1952
9 items.
F.16 Vinay, Jean P.A. 1946 - 1948
6 items.
F.17 Visser, R. 1952 - 1953
6 items.
F.18 Vo - Vy Miscellaneous
Vogel, Erich 1949 & 1950 (2)
Von der Planitz, Ernst Edler 1928 (2)
Von Hayek, F.A. 1962 [F.K. Ogden]
Von Wright [notes by F.K. Ogden] [undated]
Vossler, K. 1932
Vujnovich, M.M. 1948
Vulliamy, B.L. 1934
Vyas, H.K.M. 1939 (3)
Vyas, P.K. 1938 (2)
F.19 Vocadlo, O. 1932 - 1948, 1964
35 items + 1 item [F.K. Ogden]
F.20 Von Zeppelin, Countess Annette 1935 - 1937
20 items [most re. Carnap translation]
Box 103 W - Z
W
F.1 Wa Miscellaneous
Wakefield, E. 1953 (3)
Waldon, Freda 1950
Wall, Mr. [ ] 1956
Wallace, Percy M. [undated]
Waller, [Bryan?] [1965?] [F.K. Ogden]
Wallis, A.W. 1948
Walsh, F.P. 1947 (2)
Ward, Paul 1935 (3)
[Warde, Beatrice] 1937
Warren, W. Preston 1939
Waterhouse, [F.C.] 1933
Waterlow, Sydney 1939
Watson, [ ] 1944
Watson, E.G. 1949
Watson, Malcolm H. 1938
Watt, Donald 1932 (2)
Watts, Arthur 1931 - 1936 (3)
Wayman, G. Turner 1936
F.2 Wallace, L.C. 1928
8 items (all variant drafts).
F.3 Walpole, Hugh R. & Mrs. 1934 - 1939
29 items.
F.4 Wandell, Samuel H. 1935 - 1936
10 items.
F.5 Ward, J.W. 1967
7 items [all by F.K. Ogden].
F.6 Wareing, Eustace [1920s] - 1939
8 items.
F.7 Watts, C.A. [1960s]
8 items [all by F.K. Ogden].
F.8 We - Wh Miscellaneous
Wear, G.T. 1933 - 1935 (8)
Wear, George F. 1947 - 1949 (4)
Weedon, R. 1952
Weerasinghe, W.P. 1950
Weibel, Ralph 1952
Weil, Professor [ ] 1939
Weiler, M.A. 1952
Weinberg, T.R. 1936
Weindl, Franz 1936 (2)
Weinstock, T. 1948
Weiss, Paul 1938
Welhaven, Kathinka 1935 (4)
Wellington Esperanto Club 1949
Wells, C. 1952
Welsh Department, Board of Education (D.M. Williams & W.P.
Wheldon) 1935 (3)
Wesener, Adolf 1935
West, Charles F. 1935
West Pakistan - Chief Educational Officer 1950
Westinghouse Co. Inc. 1938
Weston, Katharine 1932
Westrup, A.J. 1948
Wettstein, A.M. v. 1947
Wheeler, Carleton A. 1936 & 1937 (2)
Wheeler, Paul Mowbray 1935 (2)
Wheeler, Russel 1936 - 1940 (3)
Wheeler, W. Morton 1933
Wheldon, E.J. 1937
Whisell, R. 1949 - 1950 (3)
Whiston, D. 1952
White, Terence 1937 (2)
Whittall, L.H. [1935?] (2)
Whittle, Mrs. [ ] 1942
Whittle, Ian 1952
Who's Who: entries for Mawer, O'Gorman, Pott, Hilton, Donnan,
Purcell, Duff, Mumford and Lauwerys Whyte, R.O. 1939
F.9 Wells, H.G. & H.G. Wells Society 1943 & 1934-1936
3 items.
F.10 West, Herbert E. (International Orthophonic Archives) 1928 - 1929
15 items.
F.11 West, Michael [1933] - 1938
18 items.
F.12 Winslow, Valerie 1953 & undated
25 items and some accompanying envelopes.
F.13 Winslow, Valerie 1954
30 items and some accompanying envelopes
F.14 Wi - Wy Miscellaneous
Wicks, Clara 1949
Wiegand, Elizabeth 1948 - 1949 (4)
Wiener, Norbert 1936
Wiener, P.P. 1938
Wigg, E.S. & Son 1950
Wikeley, T. 1935
Wild, Silvia [1960s?] [F.K.O.]
Wilkinson, Colonel [ ] 1936
Willcox, W.F. 1937 (2)
Willett, Mr. [ ] 1954
Williams, Mr. [ ] 1943 & 1944 (2)
Williams, Mrs. [ ] 1951
Williams, A. 1937
Williams, Denis 1943
Williams, D.G. 1942
Williams, Franklin B.
Williams, F.E. 1937
Williams, G. Ewart 1937
Williams, G.M. 1952
Williams, H. 1948
Williams, Harvey
Williams, L.R. 1936
Williams, P. H.
Williams, R. 1950 (2)
Willoughby, R.R. 1934
Wilson, Professor [ ] 1946
Wilson, Professor [ ] 1947
Wilson, A.M. 1933
Wilson, H.J. 1957 [F.K. Ogden]
Wilson, J.G. 1948 - 1949 (6)
Wilson, L.L. 1933
Wilson, S.A. Kinnear 1951 & 1952 (2)
Wind, Dr. [ ] [undated]
Windrum, A. H. (Foreign Office) 1950 (2) (one with attachment to Mr.
[ ] Sjahrir)
Winser, M. 1932 & 1952 (2)
Wippert, Franz 1948
Wiprud, Glenn B. 1938
Wittauer, Christian 1937
Wittgenstein, Ludwig [undated & 1971] (5)
(notes by C.K.O. and F.K.Ogden on W's work)
Wohlgemuth, Norbert 1934
Wolff, Mrs. [ ] 1940
Womack, K.E. 1933
Wood, F.G. 1938
Wood, P.W. 1949
Woodhead, H.G.W. 1934
World Federation of Education Associations 1936 (3)
World ORT Union 1950
World Wide Broadcasting Foundation 1940
Wrenick, B. 1947
Wright, Mr. [ ] 1933
Wright, Mrs. [ ] 1940
Wright, [ ] 1952
Wright, K. 1948
Wright, M.J. [undated]
Wright, Norman 1965 [F.K. Ogden]
Wright, Richard 1936
Wurker, Carl H. 1935
Wuster, E. 1932 - 1936 (5)
Wyatt, Beatrice 1944
Wyatt, E.G. 1934 & 1939 (2)
Wynburne, Mr. [ ] 1965 [F.K. Ogden]
F.15 Witt, R.E. 1944 - 1945
14 items.
F.16 Wood, James 1947 - 1948
3 items.
F.17 Y - Z Miscellaneous
Yahuda, Dr. [ ] 1934
Yale University Law Library [to Samuel Thorne from (Raphael?) King]
1952 - 1953 (2)
Yale University Press 1951 (2)
Yam, Chia Kim 1935
Yarney, Joseph Victor 1953
Yeh, S.C. 1952 (3)
Yimun [ ] 1948
Young, Daniel F. Inc. 1933
Young, E.W. 1935
Young, W.R. 1953
Yorkshire Post 1965 [F.K. Ogden]
Yuer, [ ] 1933
Zarco, Alfredo Malo 1951 (2)
Zarzewski, S. 1950 (2)
Zatterlof, T. 1935
Zimmern, M.B. 1950
F.18 Young, A. Morgan 1932 - 1937
13 items.
F.19 Young, O.M. [1940s?]
3 items.
F.20 Yule, G. Undy 1939 & 1944
2 items.
F.21 Zuckerman, Sir Solly 1964 - 1970
27 items [from F.K. Ogden].Ogden, C.K. (Charles Kay), 1889 - 1957.
Cambridge Magazine.
1910 - 1962; predominant 1910-1923.
1.17 m (9 boxes) of texual records.
Series consists of personal and business correspondence and other files related
to the content and production of the Cambridge Magazine.
Title based on content of the series.
Almost of all the correspondence in this series either relates directly to the
Cambridge Magazine, to its financing, production, circulation or content, or,
where there is no apparent direct connection, dates from the approximate period
when Ogden was writing for or editing the magazine, circa 1910 to 1923. Thus date
ranges have not been indicated in the list which follows; numbers in brackets
refer to number of items of correspondence. Where no number is indicated, there
is only a single item. Almost all of the correspondence is incoming, with only
occasional drafts of Ogden's replies present.
For other correspondence from this period see the listing of Heretics Correspondence
which follows the Cambridge Magazine material.
Box 104 Anon., A - B
F.1 Anonymous/ Unidentified Correspondence
F.2 Adams, H.P.
Adams, M. Bridges (2)
Adamson, M.R.
Adrian, E.D.
Advertiser's Weekly
Aickin, Frances B.
Ainslie, Douglas (2)
Alderton, Edgar M.
Alexander, Horace G. (3)
Alexander, Marjorie
Allen, Edw. G. & Son (2)
Allinson, Adrian P.
Allsopp, H.L. (from C.K.O.)
Alston, L. (2)
Anderson, J.D.
Anderson, R.
Andrada, E.N. da C.
Angell, Norman (5)
Angus, C.F. (4)
Annesley, Clare
Archer, R.L.
Archer, S.S.
Arden, H.W.
Armstrong, W.
Arnold, Edward V. (3)
Arnold, Frank H. (12)
Armstrong, Wallace E. (2)
Arbuthnot, Robert
Ashton, H. (4)
Assheton, Frances
Assheton, Richard (3)
Atlantic Monthly (3)
F.3 The Athenaeum (20)
F.4 Babington, P.L. (2)
Bacharach, A.L. (2)
Back, H. (2)
Back, J.
Baden-Powell, R.
Badley, J.H. (8)
Bagenal, Faith
Bagenal, [ ].B.
Baker, Philip J.
Baldeston, B.W.
Baldeston, John L.
Balfour, R.E. (2)
Ball, Reginald (3)
Ball, W.W. Rouse
Bantock, Helen F. (2)
Bantock, Granville (3)
Barith, W.
Barlow, John E.
Bartels, Olive - see Votes for Women
Bartholomew, A.M. (2, incl 1 reply)
Bartlett,F.C.
Basham, Mary E. (3)
Bauer, J.B.
Bauermeister,F. (6)
The Beacon (2)
Beales, Frances (Dora)
Becker, Gunther (4)
Bell, Dobree
Bell, Lettice
Bellot, H.H. (4)
Beninns, E.A.
Bennett, E.N. (3)
Bentwich, Naomi (4)
Berry, A.
Bibliotheque et Musee de la Guerre
Bibliotheque Royale
Bibby, A.G.G.
"Bios Logos"
Birch, Sarah
Birmingham Gazette
Blackwell, B.H. (4)
Bliss, Arthur
Board of Education
Board of Trade (4)
Bodmer, Hans
Bond, Henry
Bonner, C.B. (2)
Bonner, H.B.
Booth, M.
Boston, E.J.
Boulestin, M.
Bowater, W.V. & Sons.
F.5 Bell, Clive (7)
F.6 Benson, A.C. (32)
F.7 Best, R.H. (20)
F.8 Blumenfeld, Anna, Franz & Hans (60)
F.9 Br - Bu
Brandt, S.
Branford, Victor V. (5)
Bramholtz, E.J.K. (3)
Branfield, W.
Brereton, Cloudesley (3)
Breul, K. (2)
Brewster, Bertha
Brierley, S.S. (2)
Briggs, Martin (6)
British Association for the Advancement of Science
British Idistic Society
British Museum
British Perioicals Ltd. (2)
Broadwood, Evelyn (6)
Brown, A.
Brown, Alec
Brown, Frank
Brown, Harry
Brown, J.
Brown, J.W.
Brown, R.E. Bevan (4)
Browne, E.G.
Browne, Stella (3)
Buckle, W.
Buckler, W. (3)
Bugeja [?], Vincent (6)
Bullett, G.W.
Bulley, A.K.
Bullough, Edward (3)
Burkitt, F.C. (8)
Burnett, Ella
Burnham, Barbara
Burns, E.V.
Burroughs Welcome & Co.
Bury, J.B. (3)
Buss, Hugh S. (3)
Busvines Ltd.
Butler, J.R.M.(4)
Butler, Geoffrey
Butler, Rex Hinton
Buxton, Rupert (2)
F.8 Burns, C. Delisle (16)
F.9 Bushnell, W.F. (27)
F.10 Buxton, Charles Roden (16)
F.11 Buxton, Dorothy F. (50 + notes)
Box 105 C - Coh
F.1 Cadbury - Cohen
Cadbury, Edward
Cadbury, George
Cadbury, William A. (3)
Cambridge Daily News (3 + account book)
Cambridge Review (6)
Cambridge University - Appointments Board (5)
Cambridge University Fabian Society (10)
Cambridge University - French Society
Cambridge University Library (8)
Cambridge University Press (3)
Candid Quarterly Review
Capital and Counties Bank
Carr, H.Wildon (4)
Carver, T.N.
Case, John (2)
Catholic Women's Suffrage Society (Frances Fuller)
Cecil, Hugh
Central Committee for National Patriotic Organizations
Chapman, S.
Chicago Board of Education
The Child (6)
Chilverstone, A.T. (8)
Chivers and Sons
Christian Science Committees on Publication
Chudleigh, Clifford of
Cigarette Makers Trade Union
Clapham, J.H.
Clark, Roderic K.
Clark, Roger
Clark, R. T.
Clark, T.E.
Clarke, Daisy E.
Cleworth, A.B.
Clutton-Brock, I [?]
Coates, Kathleen Montgomery (2)
Cockerell, Sydney C. (7)
Cohen, J.L. (3)
F.2 Cambridge Chronicle, 1918
and photographs
F.3 Cambridge Express Printing Works (88)
F.4 Cambridge Magazine Publishing Company (5 items)
F.5 Cambridge Old Rossallian Club (6 items)
F.6 Cannan, Gilbert (10 + 2 articles)
F.7 Carline, G.F.
Carline, G.R. (4)
Carline, Richard (21)
F.8 Chaloner, Ernest J. (26)
F.9 Clarke, L. (26)
Box 106 Col - E
F.1 Colgate, W.G.
Collin, C.F.
Collins, Beatrice (2)
Collis, Edgar L. (3)
Colour
Colson, Charles
Commercial Club of Chicago (2)
Common Sense (2)
Cook, A.H. (2)
Cook, H. Caldwell
Cook, S.A. (3)
Cook, Thomas & Son (4)
Cooper, E. (2)
Cornford, F.M. (8)
Cossar, H.J. (3)
Cottenham, E.H. (5)
Coulton, G.G. (10, incl. 1 reply)
Courtney, Lady K.
Cortney, Lord of Penwith
Cousens, Hilderic (2)
Coutts, C.R.V.
Cox & Allen
Crichton-Stuart, Constance
Crisp, A.W.
Crocker, Alice Vipond
Crosfield, A.J.
Crosfield, J.B.
Cross Keyes
Crossland, E. (2)
Cruickshank, G.
Cunliffe, J.W.
Cunliffe-Green, H.
Cunningham, E.
Cunninghame, Sir Henry
Czech Press Bureau
F.2 Coates, Margaret H. (Mollie) (61)
F.3 Common Cause (9) (A. Maude Royden)
F.4 Counsell, W.H. (35) & Harriott (1)
F.5 Counsell, W.H. (36 drawings, some originals, some in duplicate)
F.6 Cooke, Harold P. (17)
F.7 D
Daily Chronicle
Daily Herald
Daily Mail (8)
Daily Mail(Sydney)
Daily News(4)
Daily News and Leader
Dalton, Hugh (6)
Daniels, Thomas H. & Co. (2)
Darland Agency
Darwin, Francis (3)
David, A.A. (3)
Davies, J. Conway (3)
Davies, Margaret Llewelyn (3)
Davis, J. Irving (2)
Dawes, T.R. (11)
Dawson, Wm. & Sons (2)
de Bunsen, V.
de Maezter [?], R.
Dell, Floyd (The Liberator)
demain
Demos, Raphael
Dent, J.M. & Sons. (3)
Deputation fur die stadtischen Fach- und Fortbildungsschulen
Desfeuilles, Andre
Devos, A.
Dharma Press
Dix, Dorothy (2)
F.8 Davis, Vivian (21)
F.9 Dent, Edward J. (38)
F.10 Dod - Dyer
Dod, Francis & Co. (7, incl. 1 reply)
Dodd, H. Work (5)
Donaldson, S.A. (10)
Dormeuil, S[?].
Dorward, Alan J. (7)
Dressler, P. (3)
Drew, E.A. (13)
Drews, Arthur (3)
Drummond, M.C. (5)
Dunn, D. et al.
Dunn, J. Howard
Dunstan, W.M.
Duquesne, Jane (6)
Durham, M. Edith (3)
Durrant's Press Cuttings (3)
Dyer, H.J. (3)
F.11 Dowling, E.J. (23)
F.12 Driesch, Hans (19)
F.13 The Duds (8) (J.C.S. Bennett)
F.14 East Anglian Times
Eastman, Crystal (5)
Eckhard, M.
Eddington, Prof.
Edgeworth, F. (6)
Education
Educational Associations Conference
Edwards, C.L.
Edwards, H.J.
Edwards, John S.
Egoist
Elder[?], A. (2)
Ellinger & Co. (2)
Elliston, E.
Engineering (7)
The English Review (3)
Evans, H.S.
"Everyman" Belgian Relief
Everyman (2)
Ewer, W.N.
F.15 Edwards-Moss, Sir John (11)
F.16 Epstein, Jacob (1, & mss. of memoir of T.E. Hulme - the foreword to
his Speculations)
Box 107 F - Hi
F.1 Fabian Research Department
Fabian Society (E.R. Pearson)
Faley, Roy
Fairbairn, Stephen (5)
Fay, C.R. (6)
Fenner, Brookes & Co.
Ferguson, Reginald (4)
Firman-Edwards, L.
Fitzmaurice, Lord (3)
Flecker, C.H.
Fletcher, Frank M.
Fletcher, M.
Fletcher, S.S.
Fletcher, Tom
Ford, Lionel
Foret, Auguste
Form
Fowler, L.G.
Fortnightly Review (3)
Foster, Megan (5)
Fox, C. Croker
Fox, G.F.
Fox, G.G.
Foxwell, H.S.
F.2 Florence, Mary and Philip Sargant (58)
F.3 Franklin - Fyfe
Franklin, Stanley
Free-Lance Club (Barbara Barfield)
Freeman, Ellen C. (5)
Freeman, R.M. (5)
The Freeman (Dorothy Thurtle) (6, incl.1 reply)
Friedlaender, V.H.
Friends' League for Women's Suffrage (E. Crosfield) (2)
Friends' Reference Library (Norman Penney)
Fry, Edith M. (6)
Fry, Lady M.
Fuller, W.J. (3)
Fundreklian, A.A. (13)
Furst, Herbert (4)
Fyfe, M.[?] Hamilton (3)
F.4 Gabain - Glover
Gabain, E.H. (5)
Gabain, M. (3)
Gabain, W. (2)
Gale, Fred H. (2)
Galloway & Porter (6)
Gardiner, C.H. (2)
Gardiner, J.
Gardner, Alan H. (4)
Garnett, David
Garnett, Edward
Garstin, Norman (2)
Gaselee, G.P.
Gaselee, Stephen (9)
Gaskell, Ellen S. (4)
Gaskell, G.A. (8)
Gavirati, Emilio
Geach, G.H.
Geake, Charles (6)
Geauvrent [?], Marguerite
General Workers' Group
Genese, R.W.
Gerlach, Kurt Albert
Gibbins, F.
Gibbon, J. Morgan
Gilbertson, George
Giles, G.C.T. (4)
Giles, H.A. (2)
Giles, P.
Giles, Winifred
Gillies, Wm. (Labour Party) (2)
Gittins, M.C.
Gladding, G.
Gladstone, H.B.
Gleason, Arthur (2)
Glover, Hazel R.
Glover, T.R. (4)
F.5 Goldring - Gwatkin
Goldring, Douglas (2)
Goldstone, F.W. (2)
Goldfrup, H.W. (4)
Gollancz, Victor
Gooch, G.P. (2)
Goodliffe, W.
Goodhand[?], L.
Goodland[?], J.
Gorst, John E.
Goss, John (2)
Gow, Edith
Grad, B.
Grafton Galleries (3)
Graham, Aelfrida (14)
Graham, John W. (7)
Graham, William (5)
Granger, V. (7)
Grant Richards Ltd
The Granta
Grant-Watson, E.L. (5)
Gray, Arthur (3)
Gray, C. E. (5)
Gray, H.B.
Gray, N.M.
Great Northern Central Hospital (2)
Greene, F.C.
Greenwood, Ernest F.
Greenwood, M.
Greer, A.M.
Greig, Algernon (4)
Griffiths, Edna (12)
Guffe, Else
Gupta, S. (2)
Gwatkin, L. de L.
F.6 Ha - Hi
Haddon, A.C. (2)
Hageby, L. Lindal (2)
Haine, J.F.
Haldane, J.S. (2)
Halevy, Elie (3)
Halme[?], Paul
Hamilton, Mary Agnes (6)
Hamon, A. (6)
Hannay, A.H.
Hapgood, Norman (3)
Hardie, Margaret
Harford, W.H.
Harper, Edward S. (2)
Hart, H.B. (2)
Hartog, Marcus (6)
Harvard Monthly
Haslam, M.
Hatchard
Hawkin, R.C. (2)
Hayward, Charles W.
Headley Bros.
Heffer, W. & Sons. (3)
Heitland, W.E. (2)
Helstrap,G.[?]
Henderson, Faith
Henderson, H.D. (9)
Hendersons Publishers (10)
Herford, H.
Hern[?], W.F.
Heslop, M.J.B. (3)
Hess, S.J.
Hicks, G. Dawes
Hill, A.V. (3)
Hird, Dennis (4)
Hirst, M.E.
F.7 Hardy, G.H. (19)
F.8 Harrison, Jane E. (22)
F.9 Haynes, E.S.P. (32)
F.10 Heath, A.E. (41) (The Monist)
F.11 Hindle, Edward (18)
Box108 Ho - K
F.1 Ho - Hy
Hoare, E.C. Newenham
Hobhouse, Emily
Hockey, , Mrs. [ ] (1 reply)
Hodder, H.G. (11)
Hodgson, John L. (11)
Hodgson, Norman (2)
Hogg, J.E.
Holden, Jane E.
Holman, Dorothy
Holmes, Edmond G.A.
Holmes, F.V.
Holt, Henry and Co. (3)
Hooper, G. Herbert (2)
Hopkinson, Alice G.T. (2)
Horrabin, J.F. (3)
Horsfall, T.A. (5)
Howell, Basil P. (20)
Hughes, H.N. (2)
Hughes, James L.
Hughesdon Hind (re. Callison)
Hulbert, Jack (2)
Hunter, Hugh
Hurst, Fannie (2)
Hyde, L.K. (5)
F.2 Hulme, T.E. (12, see also Jacob Epstein on Hulme)
F.3 Hurd, Buchanan & Co. (15)
F.4 Hurst, Richard (132)
F.5 Hutchins, B.L. (46)
F.6 I Miscellaneous
Iliffe & Sons
Illingworth, Francis
Ince, Eric (3)
Industrial Publicity Service
Industrial Syndicalist Education League
International Woman Suffrage Alliance
(Mary Sheepshanks) (11)
International Review
Iredale, H.C.
Ishi,T. (7)
Isis
F.7 J Miscellaneous
Jackson, Annabel (2)
Jackson, Edward H.
Jackson, Joakes
Jackson, Gilbert E.
James, H.A.
James, M.R.
James, Sedgwick
Japan Chronicle
Jebb, C.L.
Jebb, E.L. (5)
Jeffreys, Harold (5)
Jennings, D.
Jeplicott, A. (5)
Jesson, Thomas
Joad, C.E.M.
John Payne Society
Johns, C.
Johnson, A.H. (5)
Johnson, Fanny (2)
Johnson, Harold
Johnson, Harry
Johnson, R. Brinley (5)
Johnson, Hewlett
Jolowicz, H.F. (4)
Jones, E.B.C. (Topsy) (6)
Jones, Herbert W.
Jones, M.G.
Jones, V.S. Vernon
Joseph, F.A. (2)
Juctahowsky [?], E.V.
Jukes, Morrowby
F.8 Jaffe, Edgar (9)
F.9 Johnston, Sir Harry (30, several written on verso of letters from C.K.O.)
F.10 Jourdain, Philip E.B. (The Monist) (67)
F.11 K Miscellaneous
[K.,B.] (2)
Keeling, G.W. (4)
Kekewich[?], George (9)
Kellett, E.E. (4)
Kennedy, Marion (2)
Ker, E. (2)
Kerschensteiner,[ ]
Key, James
Keynes, J.M. (2)
Khadye, K.M. (3)
Kidd, Franklin (3)
Kilburn, A.D.
Kimmins, L.W. (11)
King, C.R.
King, Joseph (5)
King, O. Bolton (3)
King-Reavis, H. (8)
Kitto, H.D.F.
Komitee fur die Studeienreise (4)
Konzach, A.
Kranold, Herman (4)
Kuhnert, Herbert (9)
F.12 Kapp, Edmond X. (15 items, including drawings)
F.13 Kibblewhite, Ethel (10)
Box 109 L - N
F.1 L Miscellaneous
Laws, J. Parry
Laird, John (2)
Lamb, C.G.
Lamb, Mabel (2)
Lambert, R.C.
Lamsley, Arthur
[Lanchester], Elsa [3]
Lawrence, B.L. (11)
Lawrence, Edwin Dunning
Layerd,[?], J.W.
Leach, Wilfrid J. (4)
Leach, W. Perry & Son
Leacock, Julian
Leacock, Mary (4)
Leaf, Emily (4)
League of Peace and Freedon (Edward G. Smith)
Lecerf, J.
Leckie, J.W.
Lee, A.H.
The Leeds Citizen
Leeper, A.W.A.
Leeper, R.A. (2)
Legge, Norah
Letownovsky[?], Mme. (2)
Lewis, C.I.
Lewis, K.R.
Leyel[?], Nicholas [?]
Ligue Patriotique des Alsaciens Lorrains
The Literary Digest (5)
Littelboy, M.
Liverpool Courier
Llara, V.M.
Lloyd, Thomas
Lloyd's Bank
Loewe, Herbert (2)
London City and Midland Paper Stock Co.
London Missionary Society (Frank Lenwood) (2)
London Society of Compositors (2)
Long, John Ltd.
Longmans, Green & Co. (4)
"Lover of King's English"
Lovejoy, Arthur
Lowndes, Mary
Luard, F.
Loxley Brothers Limited
Lubbert, Eddy (4)
Ludlam, E.B.
F.2 Leacock, David J. (43)
F.3 Ma
Macfarlane, T.D.
Mackenzie, D.
Mackie, M.D.
MacKinnon, James
Magdalene College Club
Magistrat und Lokalschulkommission
Mahlin, S.A.
Malthusian League (3)
Manchester Guardian (5)
Mann, John & Son (2)
Maris, M.S.
Marlow, C.
Marshall,Alfred (3)
Marshall, Catherine
Marshall, Frances (3)
Marx, E.F.
The Masses Publishing Company
The Masses
Matthews, Paul
Matthaei, Louise G. (18)
Mauthener, Fritz (4)
Mavor, James (2)
Maxim, Hiram
Mayer, Beatrice
F.4 Mc - My
McGegan, Edward - see People's Suffrage Federation
McGruer, Ewing
McGruer Hollow Spar Co. Ltd.
McLaren, D.B. (3)
McNally, David
McTaggart, J. (3)
The Medical World (3)
Melland, E.
Menpes Printing and Engraving (3)
The Mermaid
Merton, Wilhelm
Messageries Hachette & Cie
Metallbank
Miles, H.E. (2)
Millard, Christopher
Milnes, J.R. (7)
Ministry of Labour
Ministerium des Kultus und Unterrichts
Minton, John M.
Mitchinson, Naomi
Mohr, J.C.B.
Molteno, P.A.
Money, L.G. Chiozza
Money Market Review
The Monist - see Heath, A.E. and Jourdain, P.
Moor, F.
Moral Education League (A. Farquharson)
Morland Press Ltd.,
Morning Post (clipping)
Morsen, Felix N.
Morrison, L.A.
Morton, Robert G.
Moss, W. Francis
Moult, Thomas
Muirhead, J.H. (4)
Muller, Georg Verlag (3)
Muller-Lyer, F. (4)
Munford, James (7)
Musical Times
Myers, C.S. (4)
F.5 Macdonald, William (9 & offprint re. Lady Welby)
F.6 Macleod, Roderick Henry (v. C.K.O.) (57 items)
F.7 Macmillan & Co. (37)
F.8 Massey, William H. (62)
F.9 Moore, G.E. (8)
F.10 Na
Natasha, T.[?]
The Nation (4)
The National Labour Press (2)
National Library of Wales (2)
National Political League
National Union of Clerks (3)
National Union of Scientific Workers (3)
National Union of Students
National War Museum (6)
Naylor, E.W.
F.11 Nash, Rosalind and Vaughan
(Women's Suffrage Campaign) (14)
F.12 National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies
(Olive Jetley & Mary Ward) (6)
F.13 Ne - Nu
Nederlansche Anti-Oorlog Raad
Neville, E.J. (4)
New Commerce
New East
New Highway
New Leader
New Republic (3)
Newsboy
New Statesman (2)
New University Club
The New World (Frank Rutter) (4)
The New York Public Library
Nicholson, Benjamin
Nicklin, T. (11)
Niemeyer, Max
The Nineteenth Century & After (6)
Noel, Conrad
Norman, C.H.
North British and Mercantile ( 1 reply)
The Northern Echo
Nouvelle Societe Helvetique
Nutall, George H.F.
F.14 New Cambridge (16 items)
Box 110 O - R
F.1 O Miscellaneous
Odham's Ltd.
Official Press Bureau
Old, Kathleen M. (3)
O'Neill, D. (2)
O'Neill, Rose (2)
Oliphant, C.J.
Oliver, David J.
Open Court Publishing Company (9)
Oppenheim, L.
Orton, W.A.
O'Shea, N.
Ovington, C.O. (4)
The Oxford Fortnightly
The Oxford Magazine
F.2 Ogden, F.K. (11)
F.3 Pa - Pe
Padell, C.F.C.
Page, William (2)
Paget, V. (5)
Pall Mall Gazette
Panes[?], A.C. (4)
Pankhurst, E. Sylvia
Parmoor, Lord
Parnell, Arthur P.
Parry, A.H. (2)
Parsons, T.R. (2)
Partridge & Cooper
Peddies, S.A. (2 items) Located in Russell Archives, Recent Acquisition, 429(g)
Pelman Institute (4)
Penrose, L.S.
Pension Villa Metropole
Percy Brothers
Perkins, Elizabeth
Perriakoff[?], V.
Perse Grammar School
Persitz, Olga H. (13)
Pertz, A.
Peshett[?], A.G.
Pethick Lawrence, F.W.(5)
F.4 Phemister[?], John
Phillipowsky, Ivan
Piccoli, R. (12)
Picton, Harold (6)
Pigou, A. (7)
Pincott, J.
Plant, D.M.
Playne, Caroline E.
Poetry and Drama (4)
Por, Odon
Porter, H. Harold
Postgate, Margaret
Postrat, [ ]
Potter, M.L.
Pratt, E.H.
Press Club
Priestley, Raymond
Prior, Edward
Prior, W.R.
Prior, Mr. [ ] (1 reply)
Pritchard, M.
Pryor, Valentine
Victoria (Australia) Public Library
Public Opinion (4)
Publishers' Circular Ltd. (2)
Punch
Punnett, R.H.
Pursey, V.J.
Pyke, Evelyn (3)
Pyke, M.A.(2)
Pyke, Richard L.
Pym, T.W.
Pym, W.H.J. (4)
F.5 Palmer, Kathleen (19)
F.6 People's Suffrage Federation (15) (Edward McGegan)
F.7 Police - Borough of Cambridge (7)
F.8 Polsue Ltd. (325)
F.9 Power, Eileen (93)
F.10 Power, Rhoda (3)
F.11 Pyke, Geoffrey (41, incl. 1 reply)
F.12 Pyke, Geoffrey ( 3 newspaper articles)
F.13 The Quest
F.14 R Miscellaneous
Ra - Re
Rackham, C.D. (2)
Rackham, H.(3)
Radcliffes & Hood (7)
Radford, George (13)
Radice, W.A. (2)
Raleigh, W.A. (3)
Ramsey, Agnes (4)
Randall, Roy (2, 1928) Located in Russell Archives, Recent Acquisitions, 429(g)
Randell, Wilfrid L. (2)
Rathbone, H.R.
Der Rat zu Dresden, Schulant
Rationalist Press Association
Raverat, Gwen (2)
Rayment, Mrs. [ ]
Redfern, W.B. (5)
Reed, B.
Reformers' Bookstall (2)
Registrar of Business Names (3)
Reinioke, G.F.E. (2)
Reiss, C.
Renouf, Loius
Renton, T. (2)
Renouf, Loius
Revista
Reynolds, R.G.
Box 111 R, cont. - S
F.1 Ramsey, Frank (18 & ms. material relating to the Douglas Credit Scheme)
F.2 [Ramsey, Frank?] Typescript notes headed "Summer Term 1921" - on work of G.E.
Moore, Russell, Whitehead and others.
Ramsey, Frank (1)
Located in Russell Archives,
Recent Acquisitions, 429(g)
F.3 Read, Herbert (15)
F.4 Reddie, Cecil (14)
F.5 Ri - Ru
Richards, A.V.V. (2)
Richardson, Marion (8)
Rickman, John (7)
Rigolo, Hats
Rimington, Arthur (5)
Rimington, Evelyn
Rintoul, W.
Rivers, W.
Rivett, D. Mary (4)
Roberts, A.A. (4)
Roberts, S.C. (4)
Roberts, William (3)
Robertson, G.
Robertson, Janet
Robertson, J.M. (6)
Robertson, Leo (11)
Robinson, M.E.
Rogers, E.
Rolleston, Charles
Rootham, C.B. (6)
Roper, Reginald
Rose, J.H. (2)
Ross & Angers
Rossen, Felix
Rothschild, Walter
Rothwell, Fred (2)
Rouse, W.H.D. (6)
Rowntree, Joseph
Rowntree & Co.
Royal Naval Office
Royden, A. Maude - see Common Cause
Russ, C.
Russian Duma Party
Rutherston, Charles (2)
F.6 Rolland, Romain (7 clippings)
F.7 Roxburgh, William (18)
Russsell, Alys (2, [1911] & 1944)
Located in Russell Archives,
Recent Acquisitions, 429(f)
Russell, Bertrand (81, 1910 - 1952)
Located in Russell Archives,
Recent Acquisitions, 429 (a)
Russell, Bertrand (9, 1921 - 1925)
Located in Russell Archives,
Recent Acquisitions, 94
Russell, Bertrand (3, photocopies, 1920)
Located in Russell Archives,
Recent Acquisitions, 1,027, Box 1
F.8 S Miscellaneous
Sa - Si
[S.], Margaret
Sackville, Margaret
Salisbury, D.
Salmon, Ernest S.
Samuel, W.
Samuels, Amy (2)
Sanderson, F.W.
Sandys, J.E.
Sanger, A.D.
Sargant, Ethel (4)
Saunders, A.
The Schoolmaster
School of Oriental Studies
Schnemeir[?], [ ].P.
Schulwesen der Stadt Zurich
Scott, Lindsay (3)
Scott, Mildred Minturn (4)
Scott, William S.
Seadler, Albert B.
Searle, C.F.
Searle, G.F.C.
Searle, W.C. (2)
Seaton, A.A.
Sedgwick, Ellery
Seippel, J.[?] G.
Sells Ltd.
Selskabet for Social Forsken
Serena, Arthur
Seton-Watson, R.W.
Seward, A.C. (3)
Seward, Dorothy (2)
Seward, Marion
Shanks, Edward B. (3)
Shatwell, C.H. (Typographical Association) (3)
Shaw, G. Bernard
Sheepshanks, Mary - see International Woman Suffrage Alliance
Sheffer, H.M. (2, incl. 1 reply)
Shepheard, Harold B. (4)
Shepp, Horace
Shove, Fredegund (4)
Shove, G.F. (4)
Sickert, [ ]
Sidgwick, Ethel (4)
Sidgwick, F. (Sidgwick and Jackson) (8)
Sievking, Lance (4)
Simplified Spelling Society (Simplified Speling Sosieti) (3)
Simpson, Edith M.
Simpson, F.A.
F.9 Sassoon, Siegfried (2)
Sassoon, Siegfried (1, photocopy)
Located in Russell Archives,
Recent Acquisitions, 199.
F.10 Sk - Sp
Skeat, Bertha M.
Smith, A.H. (Oxford Congress of Philosophy)
Smith, E.M.
Smith, E. Percival
Smith, J.R.
Smith, Nowell
Smith, W.H. & Son. (4)
Smith, W. Whately (11)
Snowden, Philip
The Socialist Review
Soddy, Frederick
Somerset, Raglan (7)
Somerset and Wilts Journal
"The Sophists" (2 items and duplicates)
Sorensen, C.W. (3)
Sorley, W.R. (3), Located In Russell Archives,
Recent Acquisitions, 429 (g)
Sotheran, Henry & Co.
South, Roland (2)
The South African Review (Alfred Palmer)
Southall, J.E.
Spalding, W.P.
The Spectator (by C.K.O.)
Spellen, Herbert J.
Spencer, A.
Spero, L. (2)
The Sphere and The Tatler (4)
Spiller, Ethel M. (2)
The Springfield Republican (10) (E.N. Jenckes, Jr.)
F.11 The Sportsman (18)
F.12 Sq - Sy
Square and Compass Inn (2)
Squire, J.C.
Stadtische Gewerbeschule Zu Leipzig
Stanton, V.H.
Starling, G. (10, incl. notes and figures by C.K.O.)
Stawell, F.M. (8)
St. Clements Press (3)
Stepanoff, Giovani (4)
Stephen, Karin (7)
Stevens, J.K. (2)
Stevens, B.F. & Brown
Stevenson, A.G.
Stock, C.S. (2)
Stokoe, Frank W. (2)
Stopes, Marie (4)
Storey, C.A. (4)
Strachan, Alexander
Strachey, James (3)
Straker, Charles & Sons
Stratton, F.
Stratton, H.R. (2)
Stuart, William J. (2)
Sturge, Sophia (3)
Sturmer, Herbert H.
The Survey (Paul Kellogg, B. Leaker, E. Winslow)
Swedish Interparliamentary Group
Swanwick, H.M. (4, 1 incomplete, 2 with transcripts)
Swietochowski, George de (8)
Swinburne, A.J.
Syndicate Publishing Co. (Sydney Walker) (2)
F.13 Swift, Stephen & Co. (A.H. Hannay, Charles Granville) (34)
Box 112 T - Z
F.1 T Miscellaneous
Tansley, A.G.
Tasker, Irene
Tayler,[?] G.
Taylor, W.J. (2)
Tews, F.(2)
Thayer, Scofield (2)
Theosophical Society (2)
Thomason, Lucy
Thompson, C. Newton
Thorley, Wilfrid (4)
Thorn, Arthur (10)
Thorold, Algar (3)
Thusston[?], Hubert
Tillyard, A.T.
Tindall, Arthur F. (Arden Press) (2)
The Times (12)
Toynbee Record
Townshend, Maude
Trend, L.B. (8)
Trevelyan, Charles (5)
Trevelyan, R.C. (3)
Trott, Harley (3)
Trotter, T.H.Y.
Truth
Tschang, S.
Tubbs, O[?]. H.
Tulloch, M.M.
Turner, E.E.
Turner, Phyllis (10)
Tweedy, George (3)
F.2 Tomlinson, A.E. (76)
F.3 Tuckett, Ivor (40)
F.4 U - V
Uisely[?], Vladimir
Union of Democratic Control (E.D. Morel and others)(6)
University Belgian Fund
University Newspapers Ltd.
Unwin [ ] (from C.K.O.)
Unwin, Ethel (8)
Unwin, T. Fisher
Usher, H.B. (7)
Ussher, E.H.
Vale, Edmund (2)
Van Ingham, Leon (10)
Varsity (University of Toronto)
Vernon, H.M.
Verrall, Margaret de G.
Victoria House Printing Co. (6)
Villard, Fanny Garrison
Visiak, E.H.
Vocorajto, [ ]
Votes for Women (W.S.P.U., Olive Bartels) (8)
Voysey, Charles (2)
Voysey, C.F.A.
Vulliamy, E. & Katherine (6)
F.5 W Miscellaneous
Wa - We
Waggett, P.N. (5)
Waley, Arthur D.
Waldstein, C. (4)
Waldstein, Florence
Walker, A.A. (6)
Walkerdine, W.E.
Wallas, Graham
Wallis, Braithwaite
Walter, Hubert C. (2)
Walters, F. (re. Callison)
Ward, Dudley (2)
Ward, Eva (4)
Ward, James (3)
Ward, K.M.
Ward, Mary
Warden, A.A.
Waterhouse, G.
Waterlow, Sydney
Watkins, Stanley (3)
Watson-Armostrong, W.
Watt, Henry J.
Watts & Co.
Weaser, H.Baillie (6)
Webster, Francis
Wedderbourne, W.
Wedgwood, Ethel
Wedgwood, Helen Bowen
Weekly Dispatch
Weigel, Adolf
Werner, A.
West, Julius
Westminster Gazette
F.6 War Office (14, includes drafts of C.K.O.'s replies)
F.7 Welby, Victoria (16, includes card of C.K.O's, returned)
See also Macdonald, William, above and "Significs" mss., Box 125, F.3.
F.8 Wh -Wi
Wheaton, S.A.
Wheldon, F.W.
Wherry, Allison
Whipple, Robert S.(6)
Whitehead, W.H.
Whitehouse, Lilian (10)
Whitworth, Emily
Whyte, L.L. (2)
Wiener, [ ]
Wigley, Thomas
Will, J.G.
Willesden Urban District Council (3) (J.S. Bridges)
Williams, A.T.P.
Williams, Iolo A.
Williams, G. Trevor
Williams, N.D.
Wills, Arthur W.
Wills, G. (4)
Wills, Minnie L. (4)
Wills, O.B.W.
Wilson, Steuart (2)
Wilson, William E.
Wiltshire, G.
Wingfield-Stratford, C.
Winton, Frank R.
Wirmerstresse[?], Dr.
Withers, Bensen, Currie, Williams & Co. (1)
Located in Russell Archives,
Recent Acquisitions, 429 (vii)
Withers Bensons Birkett & Davies
F.9 [Whitlock], Maria (14)
F.10 Wo - Wy
Wolf, Herm.
Wolstenholme, H. (3)
Women's International Congress - see Emily Leaf
Women's Press Fund
Women's Suffrage Campaign - see Nash, R. & V.
Wood, A.
Wood, Franklin G.
Wood, Herbert G. (15)
Wood, K.M.
Wood, L.M. (2)
Wood, Marian
Woodgate, H.G. (9)
Woodhead, Edgar T. (2)
Woodhead, G. Sims (6)
Woodthorpe, Browne & Co. (2)
Woolgar & Roberts'(2)
Woolton, Barbara (3)
Workers' Educational Association (2)
Workers' Union
Wright, Charles
Wright, Harold (10)
Wyatt, A.J.
Wyatt, C.S.
Wyer, Henry
Wyneken, G. (5)
F.11 Women - Admission to Membership of the University of Cambridge
(19 leaflets, 1918 - 1921)
F.12 Wrinch, Dorothy (17, 1915 - 1962)
F.13 X, Y, Z
Yates, L. Keyser
Yorkshire Liberal Federation (Harold Storey)
Yorkshire Quarterly Meeting of the Society of Friends
(Ernest E. Taylor)
Yorkshire Reformers' Book Shop
Young, Robert (Japan Chronicle) (11)
Young Democracy (Devere Allen)
Yule, G. Undy (18, includes responses to Y's protest and copy of
C.K.O.'s reply)
Zilly, Paula
Zoological Society of London
Z[uriaud?], Pavel (2)
F.14 Young, W. Allen
Box 113 Cambridge Magazine - Non Correspondence
Most of the material which follows relates to financial matters. It has
been arranged in (approximate) date order.
See also Cambridge Magazine Bookshops (K. Dockrill) correspondence, in
main series.
F.1 (1910-1911) Cash Book
Blank (pages torn out)
F.2 Jan. 5 1913.
Copy of letter by C.K.O. [to?]
regarding financing of Cambridge Magazine,
Ms., 1p.
F.3 1914.
Financial Statement and appeal -
original and annotated version.
Ts., 1p. each.
F.4 1914.
"Famous Professors' Call For Peace",
1 clipping.
F.5 [1914?]
Circulars to advertisers - to accompany specimen copy.
3 different versions.
F.6 [1914]
Card announcing "some recent contributors" in 1912 and 1913.
2 copies.
F.7 Jan. - July 1914
Documents relating to the transfer of ownership of Cambridge Magazine
from W.F. Taylor to C.K. Ogden.
6 items.
F.8 December 1914
Appeal for immediate financial support,
signed by A.T. Bartholomew & 7 others, including Bertrand Russell: ms.
draft and two printed versions.
1p. each.
F.9 1914 - 1917
C.K.O.'s notes on developments [re. Fight for Right].
Ms., 12pp.
F.10 1914 & 1927
Advertising revenue [?] accounts,
Ms., 7pp.
F.11 [1915?]
Appeal for continued support -
original and revised version,
Ts., 1p. each.
F.12 [1915 - 1916?]
Advertisement for U.S. subscriptions,
Ms., 1p.
F.13 [1916?]
The Cambridge Magazine Statement,
("The Cambridge Magazine deserves to be supported because ..."),
Ms. draft with annotations by C.K.O., 3pp.
and typed version, 3pp.
F.14 1916
Opinions,
Quotations from Bernard Shaw, newspapers, Members of Parliament, letters
from readers, lists of subscribers,
annotated ts. drafts and 2 copies of completed version,
55pp.
F.15 [1916 - 1917?]
Transcripts of hearings before the Tribunal to establish Conscientious
Objector status, Hearings of H.W. Bligh, H.E. Cousens, C.A. Mace, and
Horace Todd.
F.16 [1916 - 1918]
Subscription form (including a list of recent contributors) and
advertisment order form.
F.17 June 3 1916
2 proof pages from this issue (on Conscientious Appeal Tribunal), with
annotations by C.K.O., including note "refused by Press Bureau".
F.18 [1917]
Advertisement for Cambridge Magazine,
"Should a Woman Tell?".
F.19 [1917]
Advertisement for Cambridge Magazine and also for Fecundity versus
Civilization.
F.20 [1917]
Lists of donors [to Defence Fund?],
3 items.
F.21 January 20 1917
2pp. (page proofs?) article by Adelyne More on "The Case for Total
Prohibition", annotated by C.K.O.
F.22 June 9 1917
Title page for this issue.
F.23 [1917 - 1918?]
Statement of the Cambridge Magazine's university character,
2 ts. drafts and 2 printed copies.
F.24 1916 - 1921
Lists of paper expenses, printer's bills, production figures, accounts,
7 items.
F.25 1917 - 1921
Lists of paper expenses, circulation figures and accounts,
32pp.
F.26 1919 - 1923
Lists of back numbers available and out of print issues,
9pp.
F.27 [1919]
Towards International Understanding,
Announcement of expanded Foreign Press section, with subscription form,
7 copies.
F.28 1920
Expense Book and Receipt Book for bookshop at 10, King's Parade,
2 items.
F.29 [1920?]
Advertisement concerning the Athens Exhibition - brochure for potential
advertisers in the Modern Greek number,
5 copies.
F.30 [1920]
Announcement that Cambridge Magazine will cease as a weekly publication and
of Manchester Guardian incorporating Foreign Press survey.
12 copies.
F.31 [1920]
Briefer announcement of the above,
1 item.
F.32 February 6 1920
Circular to readers (male and female versions) about the new quarterly and
the Manchester Guardian.
F.33 [1920s]
Change of address card and blank stationery,
London and Cambridge.
F.34 1921
Cover of Jan/March Double Number,
with list of books available through Cambridge Magazine Bookshops printed inside.
Also review from The Glasgow Herald.
F.35 1925, 1929
C.K.O.'s notes about finances,
7 sheets.
Ogden, C.K. (Charles Kay), 1889-1957.
Heretics Society.
1910 - 1922; (predominant 1910 - 1914).
.26 m (2 boxes) of textual records.
Series consists of correspondence and other material related to the Heretics Society.
Title based on content of the series.
Most of the material which follows dates between 1911 and 1914, when Ogden was
most actively involved with the Cambridge Heretics. It consists largely of
receipts invoices and other financial material, with a small amount of
correspondence from invited speakers such as Belloc, Chesterton, Hardy and Shaw.
F.36 A - L
Advertising and Bill Posting Company
Artistic Sign Union
Bacharach, A. (3)
Bateson, W. (6)
Belloc, H. (2, 1 from secretary)
Bennett, E.K.(2)
Blue Boar Family Hotel (2)
Bonner, C.B. (2)
Borough of Cambridge (3)
Bowes and Bowes (2)
Brown, E.R. (2)
Bullough, Edward
Butler, Agnata (2)
Cambridge and County Liberal Club (11)
Cambridge and District Photographic Club
Cambridge Chronicle (3)
Cambridge Daily News
Cambridge Magazine
[Capoture?], J.W.
Chesterton, G.K.(6, 5 from secretaries)
Christian Commonwealth (3)
Copley, John
Corpus Christi College
Crichton-Miller, H.
McDowall, A.S. (2)
Downes, B.W. (11)
Downs, Ethel (2)
Express Printing Co. (2)
Fab & Tyler Ltd.
Fletcher, Mary (3)
Gardiner, Rolf
Giles, H.A.
Globe-Wernicke Co. Ltd. (2)
Hardy, Thomas (+ envelope)
Heffer's Printing Works
Henderson, Archibald (2)
Howard, Laurence
Johnston, W.D.
Jolley, B, & Sons
Jones, E.B.
Jolowicz, H.F.
Lecture Agency
Lion Hotel
Lombard, S[?].
Lowenstein, F.
F.37 M - Z
MacCarthy, Desmond
Maranlay [?], W.H. (Kings College)
Marvin [?], F.S.
Masonic Hall, Isaac Newton University (4)
Masonic Hall
McDowall, A.S. (See File 36, Box 1113)
Metcalfe & Co. (9)
National Provincial Bank
Okey [?], T.
Rationalist Press Association (5)
Rattran, R.F.
Robert Sayle & Co.
Russell Cooke, S.
Schuster, Norah (4)
Sprott [?], Sebastian (5)
Stockbridge, Walter
T.P.'s Weekly
Totham, G.B. (Trinity College) (2)
University and General Reporting Agency
Wood, H.G.
Yeats, W.B.
Young, Robert
F.38 Heretics - Accounts
This file includes balance sheets for the society from 1910 to 1918, as
well as receipts, announcements and a list of names,
39 items.
Box 114 Heretics Material - Non Correspondence
Envelope #1 Announcements of talks and blank cards
Envelope #2 Cancelled cheques, 1911 - 1917
Receipt, 1912
Envelope #3 Membership Book (C.K.O.'s hand)
1911- 1912 Prospectus
1925 Nomination of C.K.O. for Hon. Membership
Envelope #4 1912- 1913 Prospectus (multiple copies)
Envelope #5 1913 January 28, Menu of Heretics dinner
Envelope #6 Announcements and Circulars
Envelope #7 Oxford Heretics material
Envelope #8 Envelopes of handwritten membership cards:
i) Envelope marked "Left, Easter 1912"
ii) Envelope marked "Resigned, Michaelmas 1912"
iii) Envelope marked "Resigned, January 1913"
iv) Envelope marked "Gone Down" [undated]
v) Unmarked envelope
Envelope #9 Bank Deposit Book, 1911 - 1913
Envelope #10 Cash Receipt Book, January 1913
Envelope #11 Cash Receipt Book, May 1913 - 1914
Envelope #12 Cash Receipt Book, 1914
Envelope #13 Cash Book, 1916
F.1 1909 October, Laws of the Society
Draft in C.K.O.'s hand and typed version
F.2 [1910] Notice of Joint Meeting with Emmanuel College.
F.3 Undated, "To C.K.O. - Arch Heretic"
Anonymous, typescript, 2pp.
F.4 1910, List of Meetings
F.5 1910 - 1911, List of Meetings
F.6 1911, List of Meetings
F.7 1911 - 1912, List of Meetings
F.8 1911 - 1912, Proposed Chage in Laws
F.9 1912, Lent Term,
List of Meetings
F.10 1912, Easter Term,
List of Meetings
F.11 1913, Lent Term,
List of Meetings
F.12 1913, Easter Term,
List of Meetings
F.13 1913, Michaelmas Term,
List of Meetings
F.14 1914, Lent Term,
List of Meetings
F.15 1914, Easter Term,
List of Meetings
F.16 1914, Michaelmas Term,
List of Meetings
F.17 1915, Lent Term,
List of Meetings
F.18 1915, Easter Term,
List of Meetings
F.19 1920, Lent Term (January - March),
List of Meetings
F.20 1920, Lent Term (April - May),
List of Meetings
F.21 1920, Summer Term
List of meetings
F.22 1921, Lent Term (January)
List of Meetings
F.23 1921, Lent Term (January, cont.)
List of Meetings.
F.24 1921, Summer Term
List of Meetings
F.25 1921, Michaelmas
List of Meetings
F.26 1922, Lent Term
List of Meetings
F.27 1922, Summer term
List of Meetings
F.28 Photograph of The Heretics
ca. 1910
(Ogden is seated second from right)
F.29 Announcement Posters for Heretic Meetings
- some in multiple copies.
See also two published items which contain reports of addresses to
Heretics meetings:
"The Religion of the Future", address by Bernard Shaw, May 29 1911,
catalogued for Research Collections as BL 2775.S5 1911.
"The Future of Religion. Mr. G.K. Chesterton's Reply to Mr. Bernard Shaw",
catalogued for Research Collections as BL 2775.S534 1911.
Ogden, C.K. (Charles Kay), 1889-1957.
Orthological Institute and Basic English Foundation.
1930s - 1950s; predominant 1947-1955.
1.17 m (9 boxes) of texual records.
Series consists of correspondence, reports, memoranda and financial records
related to the administration of Ogden's Orthological Institute (established
1929) and the government-sponsored Basic English Foundation (established 1947).
Title based on content of the series.
The series which follows traces the emergence of Basic English from the nurturing
environment of Ogden's Orthological Institute in 1929 to the setting up and
disintegration of the government-sponsored Basic English Foundation during the 1950s.
This segment of the archive was in total disarray when received. The arrangement which
follows reflects three main categories:
I. Memoranda, reports and correspondence produced by the Orthological
Institute - Box 115 -118;
II. Memoranda, reports and correspondence produced by the Basic English
Foundation - Box 116 - 120;
III. Financial reports, stock lists and other records - Box 121 - 123.
Box 115 Orthological Institute, 1930s - 1947.
Except where otherwise indicated the material which follows, in
either ms. or typescript form, is the work of C.K.O.
F.1 Proposal for a Basic English Club (in Basic),
[1930s?].
F.2 Basic English Representatives, 1933
Printed list giving representatives worldwide.
F.3 "Official Relations", (September 1943]
History of West & Palmer attacks and subsequent relations with
Foreign Office.
Account, intended to conclude in Sept. 1943, reaches only 1940.
F.4 Basic English Books,
Printed lists, some annotated [pre and post war?].
F.5 Sir Percy Ashley, 1943 - 1945
Copies of memoranda and letters, notes of meetings, most
relating to the setting up of a Basic Trust.
F.6 "Mr Churchill on Basic English",
2 copies of printed leaflet.
F.7 Basic English Foundation, 1943 - 1946
Memoranda and notes by C.K.O. relating to organization.
F.8 [1943-1947?] Notes and fragments,
mostly portions of memoranda and F.K.O's notes on attempts to
organise the material.
F.9 [1944?]. Draft of circular explaining inability to supply Basic books.
F.10 Sir Alan Barlow, 1944 - 1947
Copies of correspondence to and from.
F.11 1944, June 2. "Inter-Departmental Committee on Basic English. Memorandum".
F.12 1944, September - 1945. "The Basic English Trust, Scheme B".
Draft of Agreement with revisions and amendations.
F.13 1944, 14 November. Notes of discussion between Ashley and Barlow.
F.14 [1945?]. The Basic Trust. Schedule A and Scheme B.
Drafts and revisions.
F.15 [1945?]. "After Six Years". Memo on the state of the Institute.
F.16 [1945?]. "Appropriate Terms" (for C.K.O. to become a consultant),
various versions.
F.17 [1946]. "The General Copyright",
Also "Copyright", "Copyright Queries" and other drafts and
memoranda relating to copyright.
F.18 [1946]. "America", memo.
F.19 [1946], 26 November. "Record of conclusions of meeting at the Treasury
on Thursday 28 November".
F.20 [1946/1967?]. "Basic English Association",
memorandum re. proposal to form B.E.A.
F.21 [1947?]. Statement "of the urgent need for an international auxiliary
language", containing (typed) signatures of Shaw, Wells and others.
F.22 [1947?]. "Notes for Miss Lockhart and the Foundation" re. Myers and
Times of India.
F.23 1947 - 1948. Notes and memoranda, most concerning relations with
the Foundation.
F.24 1947. Copies of correspondence (to B.E.F., Barlow and Dring), notes
and memoranda.
F.25 1947, October - November. "Paper Pool", drafts and memoranda.
F.26 1947, December. "The Basic English Publishing Company", memorandum.
F.27 [1947], December. "Basic English - Rough Notes", memorandum.
F.28 [1947]. Assignment of Copyright.
Agreement, related memorandum, further memorandum "Removal of Clause 3".
F.29 [1947/8?]. "Memorandum on D.P. Publicity".
F.30 1947, September 30. "Total Expenditure for the six months ending".
F.31 1947. Notes, memoranda and copies of correspondence relating to B.E.F.
F.32 1947. December 31. "Analysis in Budget Form of Total Expenditure for
9 months ended 31 December, 1947".
Box 116 The Orthological Institute and the Basic English Foundation, 1948.
F.1 [1948]. "The Work of the Orthological Institute in 1947-8 - Summary
of Results".
F.2 1948. January - June. Correspondence and memoranda from C.K.O. to the
B.E.F., primarily to the Trustees, Dring (accountant) and Muir
(Director-General).
F.3 1948, January. "Basic English Foundation",
memo, 2 drafts.
F.4 1948, January. Copies of correspondence and memoranda relating to
Dring interview with Myers.
F.5 1948, January 20. "Mr. C.K. Ogden". Memo re. C.K.O's new (consulting)
relationship with the B.E.F.
(see also F.24 below)
F.6 1948 - 9. "Programme of Activities" for O.I., together with "Estimated
Expenditure".
F.7 1948, [April?]. "Publications, Facts and Figures"
F.8 1948, May. "Revised Programme of Activities".
F.9 [1948]. "Mr. Drew and Miss Givings",
Detailed memorandum explaining "the Pott Affair".
With additional memo: "Addendum on 'Misgivings'".
F.10 1948, June 16. "Cambridge (as it suddenly occurs to me, re your visit)".
Memo to John Muir re. I.A.R.
F.11 1948, [after June]. "How Are Royalties Payable Under the Trust Deed?".
Memorandum.
F.12 1948, July 1. Memorandum from I.A.R. to Muir on the future policy of
the Foundation re. Basic.
F.13 1948, July. "Memorandum on the Bottisham Proposals" - to the B.E.F.
Trustees.
F.14 1948, July. "Basic Science Dictionary, Progress Report".
F.15 1948, July 22. "The Basic Teacher". Memo to Muir.
F.16 1948, July 29. "Publication and Foundation Stock", Memo to Muir.
F.17 1948, July - December. Correspondence and memoranda from C.K.O. to
B.E.F., primarily to Muir and Dring..
F.18 1948, September. "Audited Accounts". Includes auditor's report,
covering letter from Ministry of Education to Muir, memoranda in
response by C.K.O.
F.19 [1948?]. "The Orthological Institute". Memorandum.
F.20 [1948]. "Counsel's Opinion" (on the legal position of Mr. Ogden in
the event of a break with the Foundation). Memorandum.
F.21 [1948]. [After 19 August] "The Trust Deed and its Interpretation",
memorandum.
F.22 [1948]. "History of the Assignment", memorandum.
F.23 [1948]. Various memoranda and notes, including various drafts of
"Memorandum on Facilities Offered to the Foundation".
F.24 [1948]. Various memoranda and notes, including an account of the
Pott affair (after November 18) and notes on the 1948-9 estimates
and annual report.
F.25 [1948]. [October?] "C.K. Ogden and the Basic English Foundation",
together with "The Government Audit" and "Science Dictionary", memoranda.
Box 117 The Orthological Institute and the Basic English Foundation, 1949.
F.1 O.I. "Programme of Activities, 1949-1950".
F.2 "Estimated Expenditure, 1949-1950".
F.3 Barlow, Alan - Correspondence to
1949, January - June
F.4 "Revised Estimated Expenditure of the Orthological Institute for 1949-1950".
F.5 1949, January - June. Various brief notes and portions of memoranda.
F.6 1949, February."Foundation Stock".
F.7 [1949] [February?] "Publications and Foundation Stock" - memorandum
closely related to previous one.
F.8 [1949] [March] "The O.I. Continuity".
F.9 [1949] [March] "Draft letter to Mr. John Muir" (ostensibly from C.K.O.'s
solicitor).
F.10 [1949] [March?] "Notes on 'Administration'",
including various revisions.
F.11 [1949] [March?] "Use of 550.6.11 in Suspence Account".
F.12 1949. March 31. "Orthological Institute. First Draft Balance Sheet".
F.13 1949. March 31. "The Basic English Publishing Company. Expenditure
for the year ended 31 March 1949".
F.14 [1949]. [May?]. "Note. These Draft Memoranda, both summary and
documentary ...",
introductory section, probably referring to the memos which follow
on Publication, Copyright, Book Copyright and Copyright USA.
[Perhaps also relates to "Note A, Commercial Experience"-
see Box 118, F.4 below].
F.15 [1949]. [May?]. "Publication. The Basic English Publishing Company
is a Registered Business Name ...".
F.16 [1949]. [May]. "Copyright".
F.17 [1949]. [May]. "Note on Book Copyright".
F.18 [1949]. [May]. "The copyright of the Word List in the U.S.A. is mine.
It was excluded from ... "
F.19 [1949]. [May?]. "The Foundation's Stock of Publications".
F.20 1949. [June]. "Notes on the 1948-9 Report".
F.21 1949. June 8. "Notes for a meeting on 9/6/49 at Treasury House".
(Barlow, Good, Palmer, Miss Lockhart).
F.22 1949. September. "Orthological Institute Progress Report".
F.23 1949. June - December. Correspondence from the O.I. (primarily L.W.L.)
to B.E.F. (Sir Alan Barlow W.H. Eley and Ivy Davison). Also includes
notes on meetings held.
F.24 1949. [December?]. "Report of the Orthological Institute on Work
Undertaken for the Basic English Foundation, 1948-49".
F.25 [1949]. "Provisions to Safeguard the Position of the O.I."
F.26 [1949?]. "The General Copyright". ("On 22nd March 1946, I wrote to
Sir Basil Newton ... ").
F.27 [1949]. [December] "Memorandum." ("In consideration of the payment
to Mr. Ogden in March, 1946, the Government was given an option ...").
[may derive from memo above].
F.28 [1949]. Notes and fragments.
F.29 [1949 and earlier?]. Memoranda, notes and fragments.
Box 118 The Orthological Institute and the Basic English Foundation, 1950 - 1954.
F.1 1950. "Sales of Basic Books, 1930-1950".
F.2 1950. "Basic English, 1930-1950"
F.3 [1950]. "The Attitude of the Ministry".
F.4 [1950? or May 1949] "Note A, Commercial Experience" (of C.K.O.).
F.5 [1950?]. "The Financial interest of the Orthological Institute in mss.
completed at the expense of the Foundation.
F.6 1950. "From 1940 to 1950".
F.7 1950. "Publications".
F.8 1950. "Orthological Institute Programme for
1950-51".
F.9 1950. March 31. "Statement of Assets and Liabilities". Also O.I. and
B.E.P.C. financial statements.
F.10 1950. March. "Sales of Basic Books, July 1946 - March 1950".
F.11 1950. March. "Orthological Institute Progress Report".
F.12 1950. July. Various drafts of agreement between the B.E.F. Trustees and
O.I./ B.E.P.C.
F.13 1950. September 28. Notes [L.W.L.'s?] on a meeting of the B.E.F. Trustees.
F.14 1950. September. "Notes for Progress Report".
F.15 1950. January - July. General correspondence from O.I. to B.E.F.
(Ivy Davison) - includes some lists and memoranda.
F.16 1950. August - December. General correspondence from O.I. to B.E.F. -
includes some lists and incomplete memoranda.
F.17 1951. January - December. General correspondence from O.I. to B.E.F.
(Ivy Davison).
F.18 1951. "Orthological Institute Programme for 1951/52".
F.19 1951. "Estimated Expenditure of the Orthological Institute for 1951-1952".
F.20 1952. "Outline of Programme for 1952/3",
also "Estimated Expenditure of the Orthological Institute for 1952-1953".
F.21 1952. "Programme for 1952/53. L.W.L.'s draft".
F.22 1952. January - 1954, March. General correspondence between the O.I.
and the B.E.F.
F.23 1954. July 1. "The Orthological Institute. Expense Account - June 30 1954."
F.24 1955. April 6. Draft minutes of meeting [B.E.P.C.?].
Box 119 Basic English Foundation
F.1 [1947-1948]. B.E.F. Letterhead
F.2 [1947]. B.E.F. Administrative Structure
F.3 [1947]. [Before April 1] Memorandum setting up the B.E.F. as a trust.
F.4 [1947]. [After April, before October] Memorandum on membership of B.E.F.
F.5 [1947]. Announcement concerning B.E.F. - in Basic.
F.6 1947. June 3. "Press" [to serve as introduction to F.4 above?].
F.7 1947. April 17. Trust Deed - various copies.
F.8 1947. April 17. "Alphabetical List of 123 Titles. Basic English Foundation".
F.9 1947. April 25. "Agenda for the first meetings of the Trustees and the
Executive Committee".
F.10 1947. May 12. Minutes of the Second Meeting of the Trustees.
F.11 1947. May 12. Agenda for the Second Meeting of the Executive Committee.
Minutes of Second Meeting.
F.12 1947. June 3. Minutes of the Third Meeting of the Executive.
F.13 1947. June 6. Minutes of discussion regarding telephone numbers, held
after the Third Meeting of the Executive.
F.14 1947. July 16. Agenda and Minutes of the Fourth Meeting of the Executive
Committee.
F.15 1947. August 25. "Notes made of a discussion at a meeting held on 25
August 1947" (probably the Trustees Meeting - see F.16 below).
F.16 1947. August 25. Agenda and Minutes of the Fourth Meeting of the Trustees.
F.17 1947. August 25. Agenda of the Fifth Meeting of the Executive Committee.
F.18 1947. October 2. Agenda and Minutes of the Fifth Meeting of the Trustees.
F.19 1947. October 2. Agenda and Minutes of the Sixth Meeting of the Executive
Committee.
F.20 1947. October. Supplemental Trust Agreement.
F.21 1947. "The Basic English Foundation. Report on Progress, 1 April - 30
October 1947."
F.22 1947. B.E.F. Accounts, 31 March 1947 - 31 December 1947. Also copies of
various reports.
F.23 1948. January 6. Minutes of the Seventh Meeting of the Executive Committee.
F.24 1948. January 6. Agenda and Minutes of the Sixth Meeting of the Trustees.
F.25 [1948]. January 22. Agenda and Minutes of the Seventh Meeting of the
Trustees.
F.26 1948. "Report by the Chairman of the Board of Trustees with Financial
Accounts for the Period 1st April 1947 to 31 March 1948 ".
- printed booklet.
F.27 1948. Financial Accounts, 1 April 1947 - 31 March 1948.
F.28 1948. April 5. Memorandum from Ministry of Education re. Trustees.
F.29 1948. April 8. Agenda and Minutes of the Eighth Meeting of the Trustees.
F.30 1948. April 8. Minutes of the Eighth Meeting of the Executive Committee.
F.31 1948. June 16. Assignment of Copyright from C.K.O. to B.E.F. following
his resgination as a Trustee.
F.32 1948. July 1. Copy of letter from I.A. Richards to Muir regarding Basic
English.
F.33 1948. August 19. Agenda for meeting of the B.E.F. [Trustees? Executive?].
F.34 1948. September 14. "Mr. Good's notes of interview with Dr. Richards".
F.35 1948. October 1. Minutes of the meeting of the Trustees.
F.36 1948. October 20. Minutes of the meeting of the Trustees of the Foundation.
F.37 1948-1949. Correspondence (mostly outgoing from Muir of B.E.F.) between
B.E.F. and O.I.
F.38 1948-1949. Estimates and receipts.
Box 120 Basic English Foundation, 1949 - 1955
F.1 1949. January 26. Minutes of a Meeting of Trustees.
F.2 1949. January 26. Corrections proposed (by L.W.L.) for Minutes of Trustee
Meeting.
F.3 1949. May 2. Minutes of a Meeting of Trustees.
F.4 1949. May/June. Replies to Audit Queries.
F.5 1949. June 9. Minutes of a Meeting of Trustees.
F.6 1949. August 17. Minutes of a Meeting of Trustees.
F.7 1949. August 25. Minutes of a Meeting of Trustees.
F.8 1949. November 14. Minutes of a Meeting of Trustees.
F.9 1949. December 7. Minutes of the Executive Committee Meeting.
F.10 1949. January - July. Correspondence from the B.E.F. (mostly W.H. Eley,
Muir, Barlow & Dring) to O.I.
F.11 1949. August - December. Correspondence from the B.E.F. (Muir, Barlow,
Eley) to O.I.
F.12 1949. Memorandum. (The "Good" memorandum on copyright).
F.13 1950. January 6. Minutes of the Executive Committee Meeting.
F.14 1950. January 27. Agenda and Minutes of the Executive Committee Meeting.
F.15 1950. January 27. Miss Lockhart's notes on the Executive Committee Meeting.
F.16 1950. February 13. Agenda and Minutes of the Executive Committee Meeting.
F.17 1950. March 31. Report for the Year ended 31 March 1950 by the Chairman
of the Board of Trustees.
Also printed version.
F.18 1950. April. Notes on Foundation Accounts.
F.19 1950. June 15. Agenda and Minutes of the Executive Committee Meeting.
F.20 1950. September 6. Agenda and Minutes of the Executive Committee Meeting.
F.21 1950. September 28. Agenda of the Meeting of the Trustees.
F.22 1950. December 11. Agenda and Points from Minutes.
F.23 1950. January - August. General Correspondence from B.E.F. (Ivy Davison)
to O.I.
F.24 1950. September - December. General Correspondence from B.E.F. (Ivy
Davison) to O.I.
F.25 1950-1952. Progress Reports for The B.E.F.
F.26 1951. February 15. Memorandum of decisions at Meeting.
F.27 1951. March 15. Agenda of the Meeting of the Trustees.
F.28 1951. June 5. Agenda of the Meeting of the Trustees.
F.29 1951. June 21. Agenda and Minutes of the Executive Committee Meeting.
F.30 1951. October 9. Agenda and Minutes of the Executive Committee Meeting.
F.31 1951. January - December. B.E.F. outgoing correspondence (mostly Miss
Davison to Miss Lockhart).
F.32 1952. February 28. Agenda of the Meeting of the Trustees.
F.33 1952. January - December. B.E.F. outgoing correspondence (mostly Miss
Davison to Miss Lockhart).
F.34 1953. January - May. B.E.F. outgoing correspondence (mostly Miss
Davison to Miss Lockhart).
F.35 1953. December 12. Minutes of the meeting of the Trustees.
F.36 1954. March 2. Letter from B.E.F. Trustees Chairman (J.A. Lauwerys)
to Ministry of Education.
F.37 1954. May 1. Minutes of the meeting of the Trustees.
F.38 1955. April 6. Minutes of the Meeting of the Trustees.
F.39 1955. November 2. Minutes of the Meeting of the Trustees,
also undated minutes [1955?].
F.40 1955. August 29. Assignment (of Publication income from B.E.F. to
C.K.O.).
1955. November 7. Assignment (of B.E. books and mss. from B.E.F.
to O.I.).
Box 121 Financial Accounts and Statements of Orthological Institute, Basic
English Foundation and Basic English Publishing Company, compiled
by Mann, Judd & Co., Chartered Accountants.
1949 - 1952.
F.1 1949. March 31. Accounts and Reports.
F.2 1950. March 31. Accounts and Reports.
F.3 1950. March 31. "Report by the Chairman of the Board of Trustees
with Financial Accounts for the Period 1 April 1949 to 31 March 1950",
printed version.
F.4 1951. March 31. Accounts and Reports.
F.5 1951. March 31. "Report by the Chairman of the Board of Trustees
with Financial Accounts for the Period 1 April 1950 to 31 March 1951",
printed version.
F.6 1952. March 31. Accounts and Reports.
F.7 1952. March 31. "Report by the Chairman of the Board of Trustees with
Financial Accounts for the Period 1 April 1951 to 31 March 1952.
F.8 1952. April 18. "Report on the Organization of the Basic English
Publishing Company".
F.9 1953. March 31. Accounts and Reports.
F.10 1953. March 31. "Report by the Chairman of the Board of Trustees with
Financial Accounts for the Period 1 April 1952 - 31 March 1953."
F.11 1954. March 31. Accounts and Reports.
Other Financial Materials
F.12 1948 - 1951. Ledger accounts and financial correspondence.
F.13 1950 - 1952. Ledger accounts, O.I. and B.E.P.C.
Box 122 Stock and Standing Type Lists, O.I. and B.E.F.
F.1 1935 - 1940. Stock lists of Basic English publications.
F.2 1938. Basic Publications Abroad.
F.3 [1946?]. Paper Allocation.
F.4 1948 - 1949. B.E.F. and O.I. Stock lists and printer's estimates.
F.5 1940s - 1952. Stock and standing type lists. Also lists of war damaged
and salvaged material.
F.6 1940s - 1950s. Stock and sales lists.
F.7 1940s. Stock and inventory lists. Also list of O.I. publications and
reprints, 199 - 1941.
F.8 1949. Free Distribution Account List.
F.9 1948 - 1951. Stock Lists.
F.10 1950s. Stock and Standing Type Lists.
F.11 [1952?]. List of B.E. Books.
F.12 1950 - 1956. Stock Lists.
Box 123 Lists, Printed Materials and Account Books.
F.1 [1940s.- 1950s?] Various lists of Basic English publications and
promotional leaflet for the Basic English Bible.
F.2 [1940s. - 1950s?] O.I. Lists of B.E. publications.
F.3 1943. Leaflet containing quoatations from Churchill's Harvard speech.
F.4 [1940s?]. Statement of Support for Basic English with list of signatories
- printed.
F.5 [1951 - 1952]. Stock book recording sales of The Basic Records: Basic
English, Basic Teacher and Anna Livia.
F.6 1930s - [1940s?]. Basic in Spain - notes reports and list of contacts.
F.7 1932 - 1935. Basic in Denmark - notes, memoranda, reports, correspondence
and lists of contacts.
F.8 1932 - 1941. Basic in Africa - copies of correspondence and lists of
contacts.
F.9 1933 - 1934. Basic in Sweden - notes on progress and lists of contacts.
F.10 1930s. Basic in Argentina, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Czechoslovakia,
Egypt, Finland, France, Germany, Hawaii, Holland, Hungary, Iceland, Italy,
Latvia, Mexico, Norway, Pakistan, Paraguay, Portugal, Singapore, South
America, Switzerland, Tangier & Yugoslavia. Lists of contacts and records
of correspondence.
F.11 1937. April 1 - 1940. March 31. Petty Cash Book (for O.I.?).
F.12 1939. April 1 - 1940. March 31. Till Sales Book for Basic English
Publications.
F.13 1939. April 1 - 1940. March 31. Sales Book for General Books.
F.14 1939. April 1 - 1940. March 31. Sales Book for General Books.
Ogden, C.K. (Charles Kay), 1889-1957.
Basic English and other files.
192[-] - 1950s.
.13 m (1 box) of textual records.
Series consists of materials related to Basic English and other files concerning
Psyche, prescriptions and laundry lists.
Title based on content of the series.
Box 124 Material Related to Basic English and other files.
Basic Files.
F.1 List of Basic representatives, printed.
F.2 Basic Step by Step in Dutch - instructions for the printer.
F.3 Basic Step by Step in Spanish - instructions for the printer.
F.4 Scientific Basic - a page of technical description in Basic.
F.5 The Basic Teacher - promotional material [1949].
F.6 International Words - list of 300, B.E. Committee requesting opinions
in leaflet.
F.7 Basic Dictionary - notes by L.W.L.
F.8 Notes and memoranda by L.W. Lockhart, including a proposal for a
"Programme of Research in Word Economy".
F.9 Little Women - manuscript of the Basic version, with annotations
[by L.W.L. and Elsie Graham?].
F.10 Paco of Peorias - non Basic and Basic versions, latter with annotations.
Other files.
F.11 Psyche - note on C.K.O.'s takeover, in partnership with W.J. Vinton, July
25 1925.
F.12 Book title pages - seventeenth century.
[See Lawrence of Crewkerne auction catalogue, item #359 for full
description].
F.13 Insertions found in C.K.O.'s copy of Donne's Poems (O'Flaherty copy)
- ms. notes, most in a 19th. century hand.
F.14 Nineteenth century ms. documents:
- 1824 valuation of an engine and pumps
(Bullivant to Bailey and Shakespeare)
- 1824 lease of farm from Bullivant to Bailey and Shakespeare, large
size, multiple parcment leaves.
F.15 Painting - technical notes (not by C.K.O.) on 2 paintings - one
C.K.O.'s "Shakespeare" portrait.
See also Box 132, F.11 below.
F.16 "Schedule of Pictures at 6 King's Parade 1 March - 8 May 1920",
list with titles, artists and prices (includes Nina Hamnett, Mark
Gertler and Paul Nash).
F.17 United Ratepayers' Advisory Association leaflet [1938?].
F.18 Coleridge - 2 typed quotations on the choice of the exact word.
F.19 Esperanto - remarks on its weaknesses, typed, 2pp.
F.20 Learning the English Language - critique of Books 1 - 3 (L.W.L.?).
F.21 "Degrees for Dollars", offprint of article from Educational Record,
January 1926.
F.22 Dictaphone Record - text of record made Dec. 5 1930, including
contributions by R.D. Jameson, Dorothea Richards and Bernard Shaw.
F.23 Prescriptions for C.K.O.'s ailments, 1907 - 1934, one envelope
containing a photograph [of a Buxton house?], another samples of
powders prescribed.
F.24 Electors' Register, 1935.
Form completed by C.K.O. re. Dartmouth Street premises.
F.25 Auction Lists, 1942.
Lists of items purchsed by C.K.O. and lists of value of stamps
purchased from C.K.O..
F.26 Laundry List, Buxton, 1943.
F.27 Restaurant invoice (L'Escargot Bienvenu - blank) with sketch of C.K.O.
on verso entitled "Basic Art".
F.28 Wedding menu (1933) and hotel invoice (1940).
F.29 Peter Baker, M.P. - file of newspaper clippings relating to. 1954.
F.30 Photographs - 2 of young women [sisters?], one of British nobleman in
robes ("Evan", 1935), one (in fragments) of a university procession.
F.31 Lists, notes, offprints and fragments, 1920s - 1950s.
Ogden, C.K. (Charles Kay), 1889-1957.
Manuscripts.
[ca. 1910] - 1968.
1.04 m (8 boxes) of textual records.
Series consists of Ogden's published and unpublished manuscripts, arranged
chronologically.
Title based on content of the series.
Series consists of correspondence and related material.
Manuscripts by C.K. Ogden, arranged chronologically.
Box 125 Manuscripts, ca. 1910 - 1915.
F.1 [c.1910 - 1912]. 3 small black notebooks:
#1 - Reading notes on thought, meaning and language (includes ref.
to Lady Welby).
#2 - Reading notes, including industrialism and trade unions. Also
notes on organization of Cambridge Magazine.
#3 - Reading notes, including thought, language, Marx, socialism and
Freud (includes refs. to Lady Welby).
F.2 [1911]. Notes on thought and language, some [all?] of which were
probably made during a visit to Lady Welby (and her library) 4 - 6
January 1911.
F.3 [1911. February 11]. [The Progress of] Significs,
- Text of address to the Heretics, augmented by further material [for
publication?],
Ms., 65pp.
- with extensive bibliography appended,
Ts., 46pp. (entries to 1914),
- "Appendices - Siginifics and Logic. Definition",
Ts. and ms., 13pp.
- Essays on Significs [by Victoria, Lady Welby],
Ts., 9pp.
Ts., 6pp. (2 copies)
- Essay on "Time" [Lady Welby?],
Ts., 3pp.
- Essay (incomplete) on words and meaning [Lady Welby?],
Ts., 3pp.
F.4 [1911]. Review of Religion and Immortality by G. Lowes Dickinson.
[Ist. draft?], ms., 5pp.
[2nd. draft?], ms., 8pp.
F.5 [1911]. Religion and the University,
Account of a Heretics lecture by F.M. Cornford,
Notes on lecture, ms., 14pp.
Report of lecture, ms., 16pp.
F.6 [1912?]. Practical Politics?,
Article on women's suffrage,
ms., 9pp.
F.7 [1912]. Lord Robert Cecil: A Reply,
Article on women's suffrage,
ms., 8pp.
F.8 [1914]. Syndicalism,
Part I, ts., 49pp.
F.9 [1914]. Syndicalism,
Part II, ts., 69pp.
[for dating, see ref. on p.61 to a leader "last summer" on May 24 1913].
F.10 [1913/1914?], The Continuation School and National Taste,
Article for Cambridge Magazine,
ts., 8pp..
together with lists of companies and individuals interested in continuation
schools (1913-1914) and materials relating to [planned?] trip to Germany.
F.11 [1914/1915?], Notebook,
Contains doggerel verse ("In Matthew God the Son/ Founded his church upon
a pun"), an "In Memoriam" to "A Victim of the War" (Mr. T. Ling) and notes
about the Cambridge Magazine.
F.12 [1914/1915?], "Pink Forms" and "Stability",
by Dorothie Callison (pseud.),
ms., 2pp.,
"Pink Forms" is a later version of one of the verses in notebook above.
F.13 1915. January 1. Woman's Prerogative,
by M. Sargant Florence and C.K. Ogden.
Reprinted from Jus Suffragii,
Printed version only, 4pp.
F.14 1915. February 1. Women and War. Hopes and Fears for the Future,
by M. Sargant Florence and C.K. Ogden,
Reprinted from Jus Suffragii,
Printed version only, 1 leaf, folded into 4pp.
F.15 1915. February 26. Militarism and Feminism,
by C.K. Ogden,
Reprinted from The Common Cause,
Printed version only, 4pp.
F.16 1915. March. Militarism Versus Feminism,
"the joint production of several collaborators under the general
direction of Mrs. Sargant Florence and Mr. C.K. Ogden",
Published as a supplement to Jus Suffragii,
Printed version only, viii pp.
Note: Ogden's [and Mary Sargant Florence's]
book, Militarism versus Feminism, which included portions taken from
F.12 to F.15 above, along with pieces from the Cambridge Magazine, appeared
in April 1915, published by Allen and Unwin
[64pp. Spec. Coll. JX 1965.M5. Reprinted in Militarism versus Feminism;
Writings on Women and War edited by M. Kamester and J. Vellacott, London,
1987, Russ. Archives U 21.5.M37].
In the prefatory note to the book, Ogden observes that "it is hoped that
a larger volume may later take the place of this necessarily brief survey
and anyone willing to supply further evidence or suggestions or to point
out errors, is earnestly invited to communicate with the authors".
The manuscript which follows appears to be the projected larger work, and
it incorporates most of the text of Militarism versus Feminism.
[1915?] [ July?] Militarism, Feminism and the Birthrate
F.17 Table of Contents:
Detailed outline of most of 13 chapters to be included in the book, in ms.
and typed versions, together with Preface (reference to "the authors"],
ms., 13pp.; ts., 3pp.
F.18 Table of Contents:
Revisions to the outlines of Chapters II, IX and XI,
ms., 2pp.
F.19 Chapter I, "Introductory",
Incorporates printed pages from the introduction to Militarism versus
Feminism with revisons and ms. additions,
5pp. [numbered as 4pp.].
F.20 Chapter II, "The Nature of the Case",
Incorporates printed pages from Chapter IV of Militarism versus Feminism
with revisions and ts. and ms. additions,
22pp.
F.21 Chapter III, "As it was in the Beginning",
Incorporates printed pages from Chapter II of Militarism versus Feminism
with extensive ms. and ts. additions,
43pp.
F.22 Chapter IV, "The Glory that was Greece",
Incorporates printed pages from Chapter II of Militarism versus Feminism
with extensive ts. and ms. additions,
20pp.
F.23 Chapter V, "From Attila to Napoleon",
Incorporates much of Chapter III of Militarism versus Feminism(pp.21 - 23
of this chapter), but the rest of the chapter consists of new ts. and ms.
material,
23pp.
F.24 Chapter VI, "Militarism Unsystematised",
A chapter which appears underived from Militarism versus Feminism. Apart
from the quotations which open the chapter (verso of this page bears postmark
7 July 1915), the text consists of a single essay with only occasional
amendations and additions,
13pp.
[Chapter VII, "The Unchanging Past"].
According to the Table of Contents Ogden had planned a chapter on the
subjection of women in the far East at this point.
F.25 Chapter VIII, "A Land of Peace",
Consists almost entirely of Chapter I of Militarism versus Feminism with
a brief handwritten introduction.
[It appears that Ogden did not complete revisions
to this chapter, e.g. pages are not numbered].
10 printed pages with minor amendations and additions.
[Chapter IX, "The New World and the Old"].
According to the Table of Contents Ogden had planned a chapter on the
"Paradise of women" in the U.S.A. at this point.
F.26 [Chapter X, "The Latest Phase"],
This chapter, missing the identifying opening page, is largely a
newly-written section on the effect of the current war. It incorporates
a portion of the article by C.K.O. and Mary Sargant Florence which
appeared in Jus Suffragii, February 1 1915. There are also some
typewritten passages from another source incorporated in the manuscript
body of this chapter,
20pp.
Also several unnumbered typewritten pages relating to the behaviour of
modern armies in wartime - [Perhaps considered for this chapter but not
used?],
Ts., 4pp.
F.27 Chapter XI, "Food for Cannon",
This chapter incorporates most of the second half of Chapter IV of
Militarism versus Feminism, but the material after p.4 appears to be new.
Ms., 10pp. Typed duplicate, missing opening quotation, then complete
until p.4, missing middle section, containing last page, 4pp.
F.28 Chapter XII, "The Prevention of War",
A newly-written chapter, apart from pp. 7 -9 which quote from a piece
in Jus Sufragii on Fredrika Bremer (April 1915),
Ts. with some ms., 24pp.
F.29 Chapter XIII, "Woman's Prerogative",
Incorporates almost all of Chapter V of Militarism versus Feminism, with
a few ms. and pasted in additions and a note about changing the final
paragraph "in accordance with the situation at the moment of publication",
Ts. with some ms., 7pp.
F.30 Appendices,
Ms. note giving titles of Appendix I and II
1p.
F.31 Appendix I, "War and Peace in China",
Ts., 17 pp., with ms. revisions, and
Ms.(not C.K.O.'s hand), 4pp., translation of French passages in ts. text.
F.32 Appendix II, "Documents relating to the Formation of an International
Organization of Women in the interests of Peace".
Ogden has annotated the "title page" of this Appendix with "I suggest
selection from enclosed, and addition of any others suitable" and, on
another sheet, "As much of this to be incorporated as seems desirable".
Following this page is a selection of pamphlets, leaflets and clippings
concerning the activities of the International Women's Movement,
15 items.
F.33 [1910 - 1914?] 2 lists, one of German words with traslations and another of
German [?] authors [?].
Box 126 Manuscripts, 1915 -
F.1 [1914?]. Early manuscript [untitled] on "the tyranny of lanuguage, meaning
and significs
[contains amoeba parable which appears in Appendix E of Meaning of Meaning],
with lengthy bibliography on language and other subjects [citations end in
1914],
text: annotated ts., 116pp.,
bibliography: annotated ts., 151pp.
F.2 [1914]. "Freshman's Guide" [to Cambridge],
[Incomplete?] ts. with some ms., several duplicate pages,
111pp.,
with advertising circular announcing its publication as a special number
of the Cambridge Magazine.
F.3 [1915?] "The Psycho-Physics of Fatigue, Bibliography".
Rather than a bibliography, this title page sets out with what appears
to be an itemization of Ogden's research paper which was to appear, with
some changes, as Psychology in Relation to Fatigue,
ms., 1p.
The ms. portion which follows includes sections which can be identified
in the typescript of the research paper.
F.4 "The Definition of Fatigue",
Ms., 3pp., part of this section in ts. form, 1p.
F.5 "Fatigue. The General Problem",
"Objective and Subjective Fatigue",
Ms., 10pp.,
Ts. version of the ms. with further insertions and revisions, 10pp.
F.6 "Food",
Ms., 2pp.
F.7 "IX Hygiene",
Ms., 9pp.
F.8 [1915?], Report on Psychology in Relation to Fatigue,
by the Investigator C.K. Ogden,
Ts., in brown folder,
100pp.
The Table of Contents lists a Bibliography and 2 Appendices, to commence
at p.101, but these are not included.
F.9 [1915?], Fatigue Bibliography,
Annotated ts., 40pp.
Retyped version, ts., 40pp.
F.10 [1914 or after], Reference to Le Mecanisme Cerebral de la Pensee, Paris,
1914,
ms., 1p.
F.11 1915. June 5. "What's Wrong With Germany?",
by Adelyne More (pseud.),
Cambridge Magazine, 465-466 (G.#39*),
ms., 9pp.
F.12 [1915 - 1918?], "France (Repopulation)",
Report on an article in Le journal (Paris),
[for C.M.?],
ms., 2pp.
F.13 [1916?], "Industrial Accidents, Efficiency and Fatigue",
Rough syllabus for a 2 volume collection of essays, to be edited by C.K.O.,
Ts., 2pp.
F.14 [1916?], Industrial Fatigue and its Business and Social Significance,
Promotional flyers from the publisher, George Allen & Unwin. Volume edited
by P.S. Florence, C.K.O. contributes Chapter V.
* "G" references in parentheses are to published items in W. Terrence Gordon, C.K.
Ogden: A Biobibliographic Study.Metuchen, N.J.; Scarecrow Press, 1990.
F.15 [1916], The One Thing Needful,
by Adelyne More (pseud.),
Printed pamphlet, (reproduced from Cambridge Magazine 5, 11, 29 January
1916, 240-241), 4pp.
[G.#43].
F.16 [1916], Fecundity versus Civilzation,
by Adelyne More (pseud.),
Published London, Allen and Unwin (G.#1).
Galley proofs [of an earlier, shorter edition?), incomplete,
corresponds to (published) pages 7 - 41, & 48 - 52 (lacking some
quotations).
F.17 1917. January. "Industrial Fatigue", The Nineteenth Century.
Proof of article, 11pp. [apparently published in February - see G.#45].
F.18 1917. July. "The question of Fatigue from the Economic Standpoint", Third
Interim Report of the Committee.
[Committee included C.K.O. and P.S. Florence],
Ts., 3pp. (2 copies).
F.19 1915 - 1917. Ministry of Munitions. Government White Papers by the Health
of Munition Workers Committee:
Cd. 8132, 8133, 8151, 8185, 8186, 8199, 8214, 8215, 8216, 8628, 8798, 8801,
12 items.
F.20 [1919?] Review by C.K.O. of The Use of Factory Statistics in the
Investigation of Industrial Fatigue by P.S. Florence, 1918, for Economic
Journal.
Proofs bear the date stamp 2 July 1919.
F.21 [1918 - 1919?], Horace I. 36.
Poem, carbon ts., 2pp.
F.22 [1919. March]. "An Appeal to Members of the University",
"signed" by 4 university members,
ms., 3pp., printed version, 1p.
F.23 [1919]. "University Reform. Notes by C.K. Ogden",
Private and confidential draft prepared for The Labour Party Advisory
Committee on Education,
ms., 3pp., duplicated ts., 1p.
F.24 1919. Material accompanying F. 23 above, including minutes of a meeting
on June 2 1919 and reports on The Reform of Oxford University and The
Supply and Training of Teachers,
duplicated, 24pp. total.
F.25 [1919]. May 12 & December 4. Notes.
Appear to be notes on series of lectures given by Bertrand Russell in
London, 1919-1920. Each of the 16 lectures was delivered twice: first
in a Monday series at Dr. Williams' library and secondly on Tuesdays at
Morley College for Working Men and Women. The dates on these notes suggest
that Ogden attended the Tuesday series.
Notes are dated "May 12" and "December 4" -
ms., 5pp. total.
F.26 [1919]. December 2 & 4. Notes.
Relate to above series,
ms., 7pp.
F.27 [1920]. February 5. Notes.
Relate to above series,
ms., 24pp.
F.28 [1919 - 1920]. Notes,
Relate to above series,
ms., 9pp.
F.29 [c.1920]. Untitled Typescript,
"position paper" on sign situations and the act of reference,
authors referred to as "we" and refs. to "our conversation" -
possibly I.A.R. and C.K.O. to Russell?
Ts., 3pp.
F.30 [c.1920]. "The Wisdom of Confucius",
for Cambridge Magazine [?], [unpublished?],
ms., 3pp.
F.31 [1920]. [Summer] "Symbolism",
[Cambridge Magazine, pp.32-40],
incomplete ts.,
Box 127 Manuscripts, 1919 - 1925.
See also Published Articles, Box 136.
F.1 [1919?]. Notes on Signs and Significs,
Ms., 6pp. and notes on Lucretius, 1p.
F.2 [1920?]. [Lecture notes?] headed "28 October. Elementary Significs
in Economics",
Ms., 4pp.
F.3 [1920]. Notes on definition of Parts - refs. to McTaggart and Bradley,
Ms., 3pp.
F.4 [1920]. Notes on "Definition of Sense Datum",
Ms., 3pp.
Also [related?] notes on Secondary Qualities, Sense Data, Permanence
and other topics,
Ms., 7pp.
F.5 [1920?]. Notes on meaning, referents, dogs and puddles,
Ms., 3pp.
F.6 [1921?]. Notes on "Method of Definition of a Material Object",
Ms., 1p.
Notes are on verso of the last page of a typescript, dated 19 January
1921, entitled "Opening of Baltic Street Continuation School" (not by
C.K.O.), 14pp.
F.7 1921, January - March. "An Invaluable Word", in Cambridge Magazine,
11, 1, 41-48 (G. #48)*,
Proofs, lightly annotated, 9pp.
F.8 1922. Various pieces, most on Sound and Colour:
- notes on Moore and Broad,
Ms., 1p.
- January. "The Analogy of Sound and Colour",
with James Wood, for Psyche.
Proofs, with corrections, 5pp.
[See also published version, Box 136, F.1]
- "The New Theory of Colour", introduction by C.K.O., followed by
article "Colour Harmony" by P. Tudor-Hart, both with C.K.O's revisions,
page proofs, 5pp. (and several duplicates), for Psyche.
- "A Colour Temperament and its Application to Decoration",
ms. and ts., 4pp.
- "The Nature of Pure Design", [article?] on aesthetics,
ms., 6pp., & 2 sketches.
- "Laws of Pure Design", ms., 2pp.
- "Sound and Colour. Optical Overtones", in Daily Telegraph, 18 November
1922, clipping of newspaper only, 1p.
- Reading notes, 1p.
F.9 [1922 - 1923]. "Colour-Harmony. Some Applications of the Analogy", by
James Wood for Psyche,
Page proofs, unannotated.
F.10 1876. Manuscript on sound, light and colour by [ ] Barrett (from
S.[outh] K.[ensington] Museum),
typed transcript, 41pp.
F.11 1917 - 1935. Research material on colour, sound and light,
Mss. and tss., 65pp., with clippings, offprints and pamphlets.
F.12 [1922?]. Review of Bianchi, L. The Mechanism of the Brain.
[Unpublished?] [Written for Cambridge Magazine?],
Ms., 4pp.
F.13 [1922]. List of corrections for Wittgenstein's Tractatus,
Ms., 4pp.
F.14 [1922]. Letter to the Editor [of?] on existence of literature concerning
influence of language on thought in China,
Ms., 3pp.
F.15 1923. Meaning of Meaning.
- Offprint of symposium proceedings printed in Mind (Russell, Schiller
and Joachim), 1920, entitled The Meaning of 'Meaning'.
- Galley proofs, appear to be of first edition - Chapter II, heavily
corrected.
F.16 [1946?]. Meaning of Meaning.
- additions, corrections and revisions,
most for Chapter II,
F.17 [1923]. "The Power of Words",
Cambridge Magazine, 11, 2.(G.#51)
Draft of the article,
Ms. and ts., 13pp.
C.f. Chapter II of Meaning of Meaning.
F.18 Proofs of the above article,
incomplete, annotated, 5pp.
F.19 [1923]. "Chapter IV. The Six Canons of Symbolism",
from Meaning of Meaning,
Ms., 2pp.
F.20 [1923]. "Grammar",
Relates to Psyche article and to Appendix A of Meaning of Meaning,
Carbon ts., 3pp.
Also duplicare carbon, annotated, 3pp.
F.21 [1923]."Colour in the Theatre",
by Adelyne More for the Cambridge Magazine,
Spring Double Number (G.#50),
Page proofs, 3pp.
Accompanied by "Current Art" by James Wood,
3pp.
F.22 [1925?]. Fragments on Symbolism and Psychology,
Ms., 6pp. & ts., 2pp. (with ms. original, 2pp.).
F.23 [1925, October]. "De Sanctis",
Part of editorial for Psyche,
Ms., 1p.
F.24 [1925?].(i) Referring and (ii) the Referents of False Beliefs,
(i), ms., 5pp.
(ii) ts., 4pp.
F.25 [1925]. The Foundations of Aesthetics,
Review List, printed, 1p.
Also selection of press opinions (for prmotional flyer?), ts., 3pp.
Box 128 Manuscripts, 1926 - 1930.
- See also published items in Box 136 below.
F.1 [1925 - 1926].The Parallel Publishing Co.
Flyers, posters, draft memorandum, revised memorandum and financing scheme,
Ts., 34pp. + flyers and posters.
F.2 [1926?]
- [The Child Education Federation],
Ms., on The Forum paper, 3pp.
- "The New American Language", [for Forum],
Ts., 2pp.
- "Why Hair Grows Grey", 2 different drafts,
[for Forum?],
Ms., 2pp., Ts., annotated, 3pp.
Also withdrawal slip for New York Academy of Medicine.
- "Talking is now possible", [for Forum],
Ts., 3pp.
-drafts of verses (both Cambridge),
Ms., 2pp.
F.3 [1927?]
- [Education on the proper use of words] [address?],
Ms., 2pp.
- "Artists League. Clearing House. Exhibition of the Science of Art and
Colour" - proposal for exhibition gallery:
- Ms., 21pp.
- An early typescript version, part of the above, with ms. additions, 10pp.
- Ts., part of the above, 11pp.
- "The Artists League, An Address delivered in October 1927 before members
of the Eclectics at the Royal Societies Club,
Ts., 13pp.
- Carbon typescript (retyped version) and invoice for the above, 22pp.
- Materials relating to Christine Ladd-Franklin and colour vision,
including Preface by C.K.O. to a collection of her writings,
Ts., 4pp. (preface),
Ms., 1p.; Ts., 2pp. (neural photography).
- Plans for the Orthological Institute:
Draft Executive committee and budget, ms., 2pp. (S.S. Majestic notepaper),
"Table of Orthological Issues" - ouline of all aspects of planned research,
ms., 2pp.,
Report (on O.I. notepaper) of early progress and estimate of future
finacial support needed [1928?],
Ts., 2pp.
- Petition (from various residents of Cambridge) regarding "Street Organs
and Street Cries",
Ts., 3pp.
F.4 1928.
- July. "Debabelization", in Psyche, vol. 9, no.1,
page proofs, 3pp.
- November 2. Memorandum of Agreement for A.B.C. of Psychology, with Cecil
Franklin of Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner & Co.
F.5 1928. August 1 - 1929. April 17.
Cash book for gramophone orders.
F.6 1929. Roulette Scheme.
Plans for winning on roulette table,
Ms.(not all in Ogden's hand), ca. 50 pages.
F.7 [1929?]. "The Basic Word Wheel - Panopticon",
Ogden's patented device of seven concentric circles, intended to reveal the
structure of a normal English statement:
3 wheels and annotated typescript draft of the verso text.
F.8 [1929?]. "Janus",
moveable cardboard device for showing past, present and future forms of
12 chief "operators",
1 item.
F.9 [1929?]
- "Recording Stress",
annotated typescript, 2pp.
- "Orthological Institute" notepaper
[appears to have used announcement from Interlingua as a model].
F.10 1929. January 1.
- Statement [for the Rockefeller Foundation?] of involvement in Universal
Language projects [an overview of his life's work so far],
Ts., 5pp.
- Description of the Orthological Institute and budget outline,
Ts., 6pp.
- Notes and list of collaborators,
Ms., 5pp.
F.11 [1929. January?]
- "Letter from U.S. Government to Britain in Full",
document translated into Basic English - with annotations [by L.W.
Lockhart?],
Ts., 10pp.
F.12 1929. January. "The Universal Language",
for Psyche, vol. 9, No. 3.
Ms. draft with ts. sections, 21pp.,
Galley proofs, 3pp.,
Duplicate galley prrofs and proofs of other sections, with Panoptic
English word list, 10pp.
Page proofs, annotated, 9pp.
Further page proofs of Panopticon section, annotated, 2pp.
F.13 [1929. February] "Debabelization",
Draft [of press announcement?],
Ms., 11pp.
Also card with section headings and "B.A.S.I.C." acronym.
F.14 [1929. July]. "The International Orthophonic Archives",
for Psyche,
Ms., 20pp.
Also 2 copies of Psyche page proof of brief piece on Orthophonic Archives,
Revised and extended version of above piece,
page proofs, 2pp.
F.15 [1929]. "International Orthophonic Archives. Gramophone Supply Department",
Draft announcement,
Ms., 3pp.
Also International Orthophonic Archives notepaper,
1 sheet with Panoptic English list on verso, another with blank verso.
Also sample sheets of other notepaper: The Artists League; International
Exhibition of the Science and Art of Color; and Orthological Institute,
3 items.
F.16 [c.1929] [post 1923/pre 1932]. Black notebook containing notes on language
[draft review of Carnoy?], Hatfield, West, budget notes,
many pages have been cut out.
F.17 [1929 - ]. Various drafts of the word lists for both Panoptic English and
Basic English, with many corrections, annotations and additions,
62pp. - some sheets in multiple copies.
F.18 [1929] Notes on language, Blumfield, universal languages, [used in
Debabelization and Psyche],
Ms., 42pp.
F.19 [1929]. [October]. "Bentham on Invention" for Psyche, 10, 2.
Incomplete ms., 5pp.
Annotated ts., 19pp.
Box 129 Manuscripts, 1930 - 1934.
- See also published items in Box 136 below.
F.1 [1930?]. Letter to the Editor [of the Times] re. speech on art by the
President of the Royal Academy,
Ts., 4pp.
F.2 1930. March 18. Letter to Mr. [ ] of Daily Mail regarding a new Inventions
Feature and accompanying "Memorandum on Inventions",
TL., annotated, 3pp. & carbon copy, 3pp.
Memorandum, carbon ts., 6pp.
F.3 1930. March. Draft outline of inventions feature proposal,
Ms., 13pp.
Ts., 8pp.
Duplicate carbon ts., 8pp.
F.4 1930. March. "Proposal for an Inventions Feature",
Carbon ts., 9pp. (2 copies, in folders).
F.5 1930. March. "Suggestions for a Series of Articles on Invention",
Annotated ts. draft, 12pp.
Retyped version, carbon ts., 4pp.
Original of above carbon, annotated, 4pp.
F.6 1930. March. Retyped version of F.5 above,
Typescript, 12pp., (2 copies, in folders).
F.7 [1929/30?]. "Memorandum on Basic English", marked "confidential",
Annotated carbon ts., 3pp., in folder.
F.8 [1931]. [Summer?]. Blue notebook containing chronology of developments
re. Sound and Colour and Orthophonic Archives.
F.9 [1931?]. Progress report on Basic,
pp.35 - 37 only (ref. to Wickham Steed and the statement in support of
Basic),
carbon ts., 3pp.
F.10 [1932?]. "Fundamental Words in Esperanto",
Ms., 11pp.
F.11 [1932?] Need of international committe to promote spelling and
especially vocabulary simplification,
Ms., 4pp.
F.12 1932. June 6. "A Public Lecture on Jeremy Bentham, 1832-2032 ... in
commemoration of the Centenary of his death",
Invitation and poster, 2 items.
Notes on Bentham in Miss Lockhart's and C.K.O's hands,
Ms., 14pp.
F.13 1932. "Appendix. Offences Against Taste"
[Appears as Appendix 8 in Jeremy Bentham 1832-1932 (G.#14)],
[Ogden's transcription of Bentham's work]
Annotated ts., 50pp. in folder
F.14 1932. July-August. "Basic English and International Development" in
Progress and the Scientific Worker,
proofs, 3pp.
and annotated cutting of published version.
- see also Box 136, F.3.
F.15 1932. July-August. Letter to [ ], in U.S.A., first page written on R.M.S.
Majestic notepaper,
Ms., 8pp.
F.16 1932. November. "The Basic Vocabulary" in Progress and the Scientific
Worker, annotated (by Miss Lockhart) typescript, 5pp.
F.17 1932. December. Proposal for "Centenary Edition of the Works of Jeremy
Bentham",
Ms., 15pp.
F.18 1932. December. Typed versions of Bentham proposal,
Annotated ts., 5pp.
Carbon ts. (retyped version), 7pp. (3 copies).
F.19 [1932?]. Word Lists: "Poetry" and "Bible",
Ts., 2pp.
F.20 [1932?]. "International Words? The Basic English Committee would be pleased
to have opinions as to how far the 300 words listed here are
international...", [from Psyche?],
leaflet, printed version only, 1p.
F.21 [1932]. Development Proposals for Basic English:
- "Allocation of Basic Profits" [to be added to application to the Payne
Fund?],
Ms., 5pp.
- "Basic English. Outline for Development Proposal", marked "Tentative",
Annotated carbon ts., 18pp.
- Another carbon ts. of above version, with additional annotations, 18pp.
- "III. Proposals for the Future", marked "Tentative Oct. 13 1932",
Carbon ts., 19pp.
- "Basic English, An International Auxiliary Language", marked "tentative
December 5 1932",
incomplete, various pages, some in multiple copies,
Carbon ts., 20pp.
F.22 [1932]. 'Panoptic English (Basic) in Schools. A Report on the Geneva
Conference, 1932",
[Spoof by C.K.O.?],
Carbon ts., 9pp.
F.23 [1932?]. Notes on suitable reading for children,
Ms., 1p. (on verso of announcement of Basic publications).
F.24 [1932?]. "Idiom", for Japanese students,
Carbon ts., 1p. (3 copies).
F.25 [1932?]. U.S. Visit.
List of names of contacts and diagrams, all on U.S. notepaper,
6pp.
F.26 [1932?]. "The New Method Grammar" and "Thousand Word English",
2 critiques [of H.E. Palmer?],
Carbon ts., 14pp. & 6pp.
F.27 1933. October. "Towards International Science; Basic as an Instrument of
Definition", in
Progress and the Scientific Worker, 2,
Carbon ts., 7pp.
F.28 1933. "Changes in the Basic Vocabulary",
[unpublished?], carbon ts., 4pp.
[appears to have been typed at the same time as above article].
F.29 [1933?]. "Basic English"; Letter to the Editor of Week by Week, in response
to editorial of September 27,
Ms., 7pp.
F.30 [1933?]. Signed statement of support for Basic English,,
Printed format, signatures begin with Walter Angermund and end with H.G.
Wells,
leaflet, 1p.
F.31 [1933]. Basic by Examples, sample sheets,
15 printed pages.
F.32 [1933 - 1935?]. Materials from The Basic Readers,
Ms. and ts., 5pp.
F.33 [1934?]. "Carnegie Conference on the Teaching of English (as a World
Language)",
Ms., 11pp.
F.34 [1936]. "Basic English and Grammatical Reform",
Annotated typescript notes of a lecture [ Liversidge Lecture],
Ts. with ms. addition, 38pp. , in 2 ring binder,
Appeared subsequently in Psyche, 16 (1936) and as a Supplement to The Basic
News, July 1937.
F.35 [1934?]. Notes on use of "bound for" for teachers of English,
Ms., 3pp.
F.36 [1934?]. Notes on Language for Takata,
Ms., 4pp.
F.37 [1934]. Introduction to the Japanese Translation of The Meaning of Meaning,
Annotated carbon typescript, 5pp..
Also another copy, lacking annotations.
Box 130 Manuscripts, 1934 - 1936
- See also published items in Box 136 below.
F.1 [1930s?] "The World Language of the Future",
Ms., 14pp.
[c.f. 1943. "Can Basic English Be a World Language?" (G.#94)].
F.2 [1934?]. Notes on Bacon and language,
[for projected Word Magic book? - see following files]
Ms., 3pp.
F.3 [1934?].[From "The Magic of Words", Psyche 14(1934)?],
Incomplete carbon typescript, 3pp.
F.4 [1934?]. Notes on Bacon and Hobbes, Berkeley and Locke,
[for projected Word Magic book?]
Ms., pages numbered 4 - 7, 4pp.
F.5 [1934 - 1935?]. Word Magic, Ancient and Modern,
Table of Contents page for projected [but unpublished] book,
Ms., 1p.
Also notes for the volume,
Ms., 14pp.
F.6 1934. July. "Word Magic in Education", Progress and the Scientific Worker, 2.
Ms. draft, 16pp.
Incomplete typescript, 6pp.
F.7 [1934?]. "The Background of Basic English",
Carbon ts., 7pp.
[Relates to G.#80?].
[For Carnegie Conference, Autumn 1934, see Box 131 below, F.2 & F.15.
F.8 [1934?]. "Notes", points of objection to a critique of Basic English,
[by Faucett],
Carbon ts., 5pp. (2 copies)
F.9 1934. May. "Appendix III.'Bulletin No 1'",
for Counter-Offensive,
Ms., 6pp.
F.10 1934. May. Sections of Counter-Offensive:
-."Table XXV continues the irrelevant argument", Opening Summary,
Ms., 1p.
- Table IX - Table XXIII of Summary,
Ms., 14pp.
- Epilogue,
Ms., 5pp.
[For distribution list see Box 131, F.15 below].
F.11 [1935?] "The Function of a Universal Language",
- Overall "Contents" page for [unpublished?] work, to incorporate much
of what follows in the rest of the file,
Ms., 1p.
- Essay, marked "Private for H.L.M"[enken],
Ts., 14pp.
- Also large number of notes on Esperanto and other universal languages,
some of the notes on U.S.
notepaper [1932], clearly written at different times over a period of
several years,
Some of the notes are on Basic and in Basic and there is section on Lincoln
at Gettysburg,
Ts. and ms., 96pp.
- Also heavily annotated galley proofs of article by Edward Sapir, "The
Function of an International Auxiliary Language", Psyche, 11, 4(1930-1931)
(G.#399), with C.K.O.'s views replacing those of Sapir and the title changed
to "The Function of a Universal Language" under C.K.O.'s authorship,
2pp.
F.12 [1934 - 1935]
- "Word Economy" [Book outline?],
Ms., 11pp.
- Sketch of the verso of the Panopticon
- Brief description of the Panopticon,
Ms., 2pp.
- "Foreword" [to 4 readers in Basic English],
Carbon ts., 3pp.
- [Basic internationally and in England] - progress report and account of
formulation of Basic -
Ms., 30pp.
Duplicate ts. of part of the above, 14pp.
F.13 [1935?]
- [On Sona by Kenneth Searight], insertion for Psyche Miniatures text,
Ms., 3pp.
- [On the Basic Phoentic Reader], cover copy,
Ts., 1p.
- "The Pronunciation of Basic English",
Carbon ts., 15pp.
- List of Basic Errors [in a Hatfield volume?],
Ts., 5pp.
- "Preface" to Basic English volume,
Page proof, 1p. only.
- Part of reply to a critique of Basic [pp.32 & 33],
Carbon ts., 2pp.
- Justification of grammatical approach in The ABC of Basic English (1932),
Ts. and ms., 3pp.
F.14 "Hesperian Catch/Wink at a Misty Day" - a revison of an earlier verse
translation by C.K.O. from Horace, beginning:
"With incense music, and the blood
Of Brutes that lately chewed the cud",
Ms., ts. and carbon ts., 8pp.
Reproduced in Psyche, 18 (1938-1952), 364 (G.#241).
F.15 [1935?]
- Statement on Basic English,
ms., 2pp.
_"Note" [introductory note for Basic for Business?],
Ms., 2pp.
- Draft notes on Esperanto [1933?],
Ms., 6pp.
- Notes on revisions to a title by Richards in Basic, [later annotation
by Elsie Graham?],
Ms., 8pp.
- Notes on grammarians and gagagrams,
Ms., 5pp.
- "Gagagrams",
Notes on gagas and a poem: The Broken Gaga,
Ms. and ts., 7pp.
Also article on gagagrams,
Ms. draft, 9pp.
Carbon ts. of above ms., 10pp.
- "The Language Barrier in Science",
Ms., 14pp.
-Note on Basic publications,
Ms., 1p.
F.16 [1935?]
- "Is Basic Copyright?", "Is Everyone free to write in Basic?", and other
questions,
Ms., 3pp.
- "Research on Linguistic Ability and Intelligibility",
Ts. and ms., 9pp.
- Report on Basic progress which starts: "In The Shape of Things to Come,
H.G. Wells ..." [for Psyche?],
Carbon ts., 6pp.
- Report on progress, p.2 only,
Annotated ts., 1p.
- Response to a criticism of Basic from an Esperantist,
Ms., 5pp.
- Piece on Basic "operators", pages numbered 7 - 11,
Ms., 6pp.
- "To the Reader",
Draft of the introduction to Basic Step By Step,
Ms., 3pp.
F.17 [1935? - 1940] Material related to The General Basic English Dictionary
- Notes for Basic Dictionary,
Ms., 7pp.
- "The Dictionary; General Decisions",
Carbon ts., 4pp.
- ref. to the Basic Dictionary in letter to German [?] correspondent, pp.
3 & 4 only,
Ms., 2pp.
- Notes headed "Dictionary Queries, Special",and "Dictionary Queries,
General",
Ms., 5pp.
F.18 [1935?]
- Note on "The -ED ending",
Ms., 5pp.
- 1935. December 9. Reply to a reader of Psyche with short discussion
entitled "Pleasure and Pain" attached,
Letter, ms., 1p.
Discussion paper, annotated ts., 5pp.
- "Two Birds with one Stone" [on the value of the step by step process],
Ts., 2pp.
- Notes on "the art of Picture-making",
Ms., 7pp.
- Piece on well-known authors and Basic, missing first page,
Carbon ts., 5pp.
- Notes on the use of bound/bounder/bounding,
Ms., 2pp.
-Instructions for use of the Basic Word Wheel,
Annotated ts., 2pp.
- Part of piece on language teaching in India,
Ts., 1p.
- Part of piece on Mr. Moore and Occidental,
Carbon ts., 1p.
F.19 [1935?] [For Basic Step By Step?]
- Notes on parts of the body [from Basic Step by Step?], last 2pp. on
verso of proofs of Basic Bible,
Ms., 4pp.
- Verse note for his publisher [Harcourt Brace?] regarding Basic Step by
Step, Carbon ts., 1p.
- Notes on 4 necessary words before Step 1,
Ms., 3pp.
- Note on "these 30 steps",
Ms., 1p.
Also note on "the names of numbers",
2pp.
Notes on the Basic words,
Ms., 9pp.
- "The First Steps",
Ms., 4pp.
- "Notes. The first Step in word-learning",
Ms., 6pp. (part on the verso of Basic Bible proofs)
- Notes on language learning and radio,
Ms., 4pp.
- Notes on "Step by Step" guide,
Ms., 4pp.
- Notes on "the ten steps in the present book",
Ms., 3pp.
- "Two Birds With One Stone" [on the value of the step by step process],
Ms., 4pp.
F.20 [1935?]. "The Rhythm of English",
[For Basic Step by Step?],
Ms., 7pp.
F.21 [1935?]. "Account",
A discussion of the use of the word [for Basic Step by Step],
Ms., 10pp.
F.22 1934 - 1935. Critique of Basic English and Ogden's [?] notes for a
response -
- Rene Wellek, "An Examination of Basic English", The English Post,
Prague, Dec. 1934/Jan. 1935,
cutting of published version, 3pp.
- Notes in response, carbon ts., 4pp.
F.23 [1930s]. "What is Basic English?",
Page proof [of what?], annotated,
1p.
F.24 [1930s]. "The Chief Sorts of Words in Basic",
Carbon ts., 6pp.
F.25 [1930s]. "Beauty",
Basic English definition,
Annotated ts., 1p. and duplicate carbon ts.
F.26 [1930s]. "Some learners will be able to get more profit than others out
of the short account ...",
Introduction to one of the Basic books,
Ms., 3pp.
F.27 [1930s]. Letter to the Editor [of?]
regarding Basic as an international language,
Carbon ts., 2pp.
F.28 [1935 - 1936]. "Current Literature",
Review (for Psyche) of Jameson's A Comparison of Literatures,
Ms., 3pp.
F.29 [1935-1936?]. List of recent Basic publications [includes B.E. Versus
the Artificial Languages, 1935],
Ms., 2pp.
F.30 [1935-1936?]. Review of The Book of the It by George Groddeck,
Ms., 3pp.
Box 131 Manuscripts, 1936 - 1943
F.1 [1936] "Basic English and Grammatical Reform"
for Psyche, 16 (1936) and as suppplement to Basic News, July 1937 (G.#91),
Carbon ts., 6pp.
F.2 [1936?]."Basic Principles of Vocabulary Selection",
Refers to Dr. L.W. Faucett's review of Carnegie Corporation's Interim
Report [see also Box 130, F.8 above and F.15 below.
Ms., 9pp.
F.3 [1936].[Spring]. "Basic English in Teaching",
Address by C.K.O. to the Colonial Group, Institute of Education,
Notes on Basic for teaching purposes,
Ts., 1p., ms., 24pp; ms., 6pp.,
Text of speech, carbon ts., 16pp.
F.4 [1936?]. Lists of Basic English publications and Basic School Books,
annotated,
3 items.
F.5 1936. February. C.K.O.'s replies to a series of objections to Basic
raised by J.A. Gaunt, Institute of Education,(see also incoming
correspondence),
Ts., 22pp., also carbon ts. duplicate.
F.6 [1936?]. "The Concise Basic English Dictionary",
Ms., 2pp.
Ts., 3pp. (2 different texts)
F.7 [1936 - 1937?]. Introduction to a poem, followed by a revised version of
the poem "For the 86th. birthday of [ ]",
Ms., 3pp.
F.8 [1936?]. Article [?] on Gerard Manley Hopkins,
Ms., 9pp.
- Continuation of previous piece,
Ms., 8pp.
- More on Hopkins,
Ms., 3pp.
- Another Hopkins section,
Ms., 9pp.
- Further discussion of poetry,
Ms., 8pp.
F.9 [1936?]. "Notes on Practical Criticism,
Ms., 2pp.
F.10 [1936]. "The Progress of Basic English",
Ts. and ms., 4pp.
(relates to F.16 in box above).
F.11 [1936]. "The Orthological Institute. Basic News (In Basic English)",
Ms., 3pp.
F.12 [1936 - 1937?]. Progress report on Basic publications, including mention
of Brighter Basic new printing with gagagrams,
Ms., 3pp.
F.13 [1936?]. Notes on accentuation and stress, in ancient Greek and Basic,
Ms., 3pp.
F.14 [1936?]. "Restatement"; statement about Basic English,
Ms., 5pp.
F.15 [1936 - 1937?]. "The Carnegie 'Interim' Report",
Ms., 32pp. (paginated 1-12/1-10 & 1-11),
Also typed version, carbon typescript, 25pp.
- Preliminary note, incomplete,
Ms., 1p.
- "A Note on the Constitution of the Conference",
Carbon ts., 2pp. (3 copies).
- "IALA",
Carbon ts., 1p. (2 copies).
- "Palmer's I.R.E.T. Bulletin",
Carbon ts., 2pp.
F.16 [1936?]. "Counter Offensive" - Distribution List,
Ms., 3pp.
F.17 [1937?].
-Piece on developments in Basic (includes Russia, Singapore and Europe
as well as mention of recent publications,
Incomplete carbon ts., 5pp.
- Piece on Basic in Prague and Boston, as well as mention of recent
publications,
Incomplete carbon ts., 2pp.
- "What is Basic English? Notes on copyright" (for publisher?),
Ms., 4pp.
- "Basic English, March 10 1937" [part of a letter or report? Payne Fund?],
Carbon ts., 6pp.
- "Folies des Amants/Amantium Stultitia" [poem - translation? 1937-1941?],
carbon ts., 1p.
- Notes on stress and intonation, incomplete,
Ms., 6pp.
- Notes on referential stress, incomplete,
Ms., 1p.
- "Research", report on progress at the Institute,
Ms., 4pp.
- "Intelligibility" - progress report on research,
Ts., 3pp.
- August. - Notes on teacher training at the Institute, incomplete,
Carbon ts., 1p.
- "Publications", report on progress,
Ts., 1p.
F.18 1937. February 13. "Thousand-Word English",
C.K.O.'s notes (verbatim) from Publishers' Circular, p.261,
Ms., 5pp.
F.19 1937. August. "Questions" (methods of introducing questions in Basic),
Ms., 8pp.
Annotated ts., 5pp.
F.20 [1937 - 1938?]. Fragments:
- Mme. Litvinoff and publications in Russian,
Ts., 1p.
- deaths among fish (in Basic),
Ts., 1p.
F.21 [1938?]
"Why are there so few Negroes in Blackpool?",(Question excercises),
Ms., 5pp.
- Critical notes on a language instruction text [which?],
Ms., 10pp.
- "The Basic Way", C.K.O.'s critique of F.G. French's "alleged review" of
"The Basic Way" series, in Teaching, Bombay, June 1938 (G.#309)
Ms., 18pp.
- "Thorndike English Dictionary", review by C.K.O.,
Ms. notes, 8pp.,
Ts. and ms., 3pp.,
Also 2 clippings about the dictionary, 1934 & 1935.
- "Arguments against Basic ": includes "Basic is not Standard English",
"Basic is not a step towards Standard English" and 5 other objections,
Ts., 5pp.
- "May", discussion of its use in Basic,
Ms., 9pp.
- "Answers" (incomplete?),
Ts., 1p.
- "Pictures", report on illustrating Basic and finacial estimate,
Ts., 5pp., ms., 3pp.
- "Amplification" - notes on the preparation of a Basic Way for French
readers,
Ms., 18pp.
Ts., 7pp.
- "Stress" and "Revision Points", instruction sheets,
Carbon ts., 2pp.
- Part of progress report, mentioning planned publication of Basic for
Radio in 1938.
F.22 [1939?].
- "The XYZ of Basic",
Unfinished [?] ms., 2pp.
- Notes on political situation,
Incomplete, ms., 3pp.
- Notes on photograph ("to fill space on page 4 of "Basic Science")
[Basic for Science published in 1942],
Ms., 2pp. & photograph.
- Notes on progress of Basic, concluding section only,
Ms., 3pp.
- Definitons of words beginning with "a" [for General Basic English
Dictionary, 1940?],
Ms., 9pp.
F.23 [1940 - 1941?]. Notes on the development of "The Next Step" or "Wider
Basic",
Ms., 16pp.
Ts., 7pp.
Also see below, F.38.
F.24 [1940?]. ["Arguments against Basic English"],
Incomplete ms., 3pp.
Ts., 4pp.
F.25 [1941?]. Basic words in German,
Carbon ts., 13pp.
A different draft,
Annotated typescript, 11pp.
F.26 1941. August. Progress Report on Basic.,
Ms., 3 sections, 16pp. total.
F.27 [1942?].
- "Basic X-Word", 2 puzzles,
Carbon ts., 2pp.
- CKO's notes on Philosophy in a New Key by Susanne K. Langer, pub.
1942, 6pp.
- "From Bentham to Brougham", The Orthological Institute, for Psyche,
"marked "rough proof of first half",
Heavily annotated page proofs, 14pp.
[Perhaps finally appeared in Psyche 18 (1938 - 1952) as "Useful and
Entertaining Knowledge",
(G.#95).
F.28 [1942?] "Jagger: 'English of the Future'",
and "Memorandum on Dr. J.H. Jagger's 'English of the Future'",
Ms. draft, 7pp.
Different ms. draft, 10pp.
Heavily annotated ts. draft (based on first ms. version), carbon ts., 2pp.
Different ts. draft, heavily annotated carbon ts., 18pp.
Duplicate of above draft, with appendix, carbon ts., 18 + 8pp.(ref. to
Oct. 1942 article),
Also covering letter [to Payne Fund?] and "Addendum" from Psyche, 1931,
Carbon ts.. and ts., 5pp.
F.29 1942. July. Draft of contract for Translators into Basic English,
Ms., 4pp.
F.30 1942. September 15. "Basic English and the British Council",
Detailed statement on current situation, signed and dated,
Ms., 7pp.
F.31 1942. December 11. "The Teaching of Basic English Overseas",
lengthy memoradum with table of contents and supporting documentation,
Annotated carbon ts., 61pp.
F.32 1942. December 23. "Extracts from Mr. Ogden's covering letter of 23
December 1942" [to British Council Advisory Committee),
Ts., 1p.
Also ts. version of "The Teaching of Basic English Overseas", 23pp., with
Note I and Note II, 5pp. & 6pp.
F.33 1943. September. "To the Reader",
Draft of a preface or introduction by CKO (in Basic) for a science book
by Lauwerys [unpublished?],
Ms., 8pp.
With note by L.W.L. referrring to "your wish to disown the Lauwerys
preface",
Ms., 1p.
F.34 1943. October 23. ["Can Basic English be a World Language?"], for Picture
Post,
Draft of article, in Basic,
Ms., 15pp.
F.35 [1943. October 23?]. "Will Basic English Become the Second Language?",
[for Public Opinion Quarterly, Spring 1944]
Carbon ts., 10pp.
[See printed version in Box 137 below].
F.36 1943. November 27. "Basic English Answers",
follow up to above article, for Picture Post,
Ms. version, 1p.
Typed version, 1p.
F.37 [1943?]. [Not by C.K.O.?] [Value of Basic as an international auxiliary
language],
Ts., 2pp.
F.38 [1943?]. "Near-Basic: An Explanatory Memorandum on 'The Next Step'",
Ms., 20pp.
Box 132 Manuscripts, 1944 - 1968
F.1 [1944?].
- "Notes" on "The Committee"'s response to Mr. Churchill's speech
(Sept. 1943) and the White Paper,
Carbon ts., 19pp.
- Notes on Basic as a possible world language, with refs. to the
Atlantic Charter and Churchill's speech (Cmd.6511),
Ms., 2pp.
For the White Paper see Box 137, F.4 below.
F.2 [1944].
- Notes on the Brougham Papers,
Ms., 7pp.
Annotated ts.,2pp.
- "Corrections for the 9th. Edition of Basic English" [1944],
Annotated ts., 3pp.
F.3 [1945].
- Notes on verbal ambiguity and "the late Prague School",
Ms., 3pp.
Ts. & Ms., 2pp.
Retyped version, carbon ts., 2pp.
F.4 [1945?] Shakespeare-related items:
- Notes on stenography, carbon ts., 5pp.
also rouigh notes on "Basic Shorthand", 4pp.
- "The Counsellor" in Basic, rough notes, ms., 3pp.
Annotated ts., 2pp.
Carbon ts.,(retyped version) 2pp.(2 copies).
F.5 [1946?]. Review of A Preface to Logic, by Morris R. Cohen [for Times
Literary Supplement?],
Annotated ts., 8pp.
F.6 1946. July 23. "Basic Copyright", (on CKO's desire to free the copyright),
Annotated carbon ts., 9pp.
F.7 1946. July. "Memorandum on Fundamental Education. To the Preparatory
Commission of UNESCO",
Carbon ts., 20pp.
- Also "The Linguistic Approach to Fundamental Education", based upon
above memorandum,
Carbon ts., 15pp., also 2 duplicate copies, 1 incomplete.
F.8 1947. [September?]. Memeorandum re. B.E.F. and O.I. re. co-operation
with UNESCO,
Ms., 3pp.
See also Box 137, F.12 below.
F.9 [1947?]. List of questions and answers (for press?) re. availability
of books, staff and paper and putting sentences into Basic.,
Ms., 10pp.
F.10 [1947?]
- "Alterations to Idioms in ABC", with lists of errors and minor
alterations,
Annotated carbon ts., 6pp.
- "From Whitaker's Almanack, 1947",
- Quotation from the almanack,
Annotated carbon ts., 1p.
- List of errors in the entry,
Ms., 11pp.
- Brief account of the history of Basic English,
Ms., 2pp.
- Notes on use of the progressive form,
Ms. and ts., 22pp.
- "On Differencing",
Ms., 1p.
Typed version, carbon ts., 1p. (2 copies).
F.11 [1947?]
Notes on a portrait (of Philip), before and after restoration,
Ms., 8pp.
Annotated ts., 2pp. and duplicate carbon ts., 2pp. See also Box 124,
F.15 above.
F.12 [1947?]. "Orthology and Horology",
Ms. draft, 5pp.
Ts., 5pp.
F.13 [1947?]. Chronology and chart,
List of important dates in CKO's career, 1908 - 1947, with, on facing
page, a chart of influences and connections,
Ms., 2pp.
F.14 [1947?].
- Notes on definitions of "dictionary",
Ms., 2pp.
- Photograph, annotated, 1 item.
F.15 [1947 - 1948]. Review of Language in Society by M.M. Lewis,
Ms. draft, 3pp.
Annotated ts. draft, 2pp.
Retyped version, annotated ts., 3pp.
F.16 [1948?]. "India, 1937 - 1947",
Report on Basic activities, especially re. Adolph Myers,
Ts., 8pp. & 6 duplicate carbon copies, one heavily annotated.
F.17 [1948]. "Corrections for Basic by Isotype",
Carbon ts., 2pp.
Also "Queries for Basic by Isotype",
Ts., 1p.
F.18 [1948]. "Memorandum on D.P. Publicity",
Ms., 3pp.
Carbon ts., 2pp. (2 copies).
Also typed transcription of article from Brandford Daily Telegraph,
26 January 1948, carbon ts., 1p. and article from Daily Telegraph, 26
January 1948, carbon ts., 1p. (and duplicate).
F.19 [1948?].
- "Notes on 'Basic English as an International Language'",
Ms., 8pp.
- "Corrections in Text" - apparently for a new edition of a volume on
Bentham,
Ms., 6pp., carbon ts., 1p. (& 2 duplicates).
- "Basic English: An Answer to Babel",
for Unsere Welt,
Carbon ts., 4pp.
F.20 [1949?]. Review of The Alphabet by D. Diringer,
Ts., first draft, 3pp.
Heavily annotated carbon ts., with new ms. opening secion, 7pp.
F.21 [1949?]. Review of Selected Writing of Edward Sapir, edited by David G.
Mandelbaum. University of California Press,
Ms. draft, unfinished, 3pp.
F.22 [1950]. "Basic English, 1930 - 1950",
Progress report,
Ms., 5pp.
F.23 [1950]. Chart of names and dates of literary figures, including
Shakespeare and Bentham, with CKO at the end [FKO has filled in dates
for his brother],
Ms., 1p.
F.24 [1951?].
- Notes re. Albert Schliff's comments on Basic,
Ms., 8pp.
- Fragment on Bacon with annotation "Add to page 108",
Ms., 1p.
F.25 1964. The Basic Words,
Heavily annotated page proofs, with F.K.O's annotations,
2 variant versions,
ca. 200pp.
F.26 1967. Basic English (includes The ABC of Basic English - omnibus
edition),
Annotated galley proofs,
248pp.
F.27 1968. Basic English: International Second Language,
Page proofs, lists of corrections and notes by F.K.O. and Elsie Graham,
48pp.
Box 142 Manuscript Fragments
[small flat Undated, not all by CKO box]
F.1 - Chinese characters, with CKO's annotations,
Ms., 1p.
- Reading notes [J.S. Crowther],
Ms., 3pp.
- Reading notes,
Ms., 1p.
- Note on Edward Carpenter,
Ms., 1p.
- Reading notes [Bentham?],
Ms., 3pp.
- Wireless Book Service,
Notes on scheme for book club service through BBC,
Ms., 2pp.
- Transcription of part of [sixteenth century?] pre 1701 edition of
Rules for the Direction of the Mind, Ts., 7pp., with notes by CKO on
Descartes and Leibnitz on verso of last page.
- Notes on grammar, yoga and Sanskrit,
Ms., 5pp.
- Review of book by "Dr. Watson", incomplete,
Annotated ts., 1p.
- "Research Project in Social Anthroplogy in Connection with Practical
Movement in China" -
project outline (not CKO - social scientist),
Carbon ts., 6pp.
- "Debabelization" - references to numbers of speakers of various
languages and draft of portion of text,
Ms., 3pp.
Also another passage on "Debabeliztion" quoting figures from Stuart Chase,
Carbon ts., 1p.
- Incomplete portion of ms. relating to sense stress, with reference to
Palmer,
Ms., 11pp.
- Sense stress in Basic,
Incomplete fragment,
Ms., 1p.
- 2 fragments on Basic in the school curriculum,
Carbon ts., 2pp.
- Lists of words (technical) and notes on word order and the act of
reference,
Ms., 9pp.
- Notes on "Generalization",
Ms., 4pp.
- Notes on [who?]: career and U.S.A.,
Ms., 1p.
- Notes on sounds and meaning,
Ms., 1p.
- "Appendix. On Leasing" [ to what?],
Incomplete, carbons ts., 3pp.
- Biblical passages [?or a pastiche by O.?],
Ms., 4pp.
F.2 Undated manuscript fragments, cont.
- Passage in Basic [intro. for Step by Step],
Ts., 1p.
- [1930s?] Notes on the value of an international language,
Ms., 2pp.
- "Part I. Opening Discussion. Chapter 1. Why is it necessary to go
into the question of the economic history of land-working society" -
part of a text in Basic,
Carbon ts., 3pp. (2 copies).
- Notes, mostly quotations and proverbs [word analysis?],
Ms., 9pp.
F.3 Undated manuscript fragments, cont.
- [1934?] preliminary project proposal, incomplete,
Ms., 1p.
- chart of speech patterns,
Ms., 1p.
- Notes on a conversation [about India - Myers?],
Ms., 2pp.
- [1950. For Junior Oxford Encyclopedia] Statement about Basic English,
Carbon ts., 2pp.
- Incomplete letter [to whom?] regarding use of term "operator" in Basic,
pages numbered 7, 8 & 9,
Ms., 3pp.
F.4 Undated manuscripts
[CKO's undergraduate essays?],
- "The Italian Campaign",
Ms., 14pp., with instructor's annotations.
- "The Break up of the Grand Alliance",
Ms., 5pp.
F.5 Manuscript with CKO's annotations,
"Association-Sense and Feeling Value of Words",
[by Warburg?],
Annotated ts., 49pp.
F.6 Manuscript with CKO's annotations,
"Moral Reconstruction" [in China],
Ms., 20pp.,[for Psyche?].
F.7 Fragments relating to Basic English,
Ms. and ts.,
26 items (some in L.W.L.'s and F.K.O.'s hands).
F.8 Other manuscript fragments, some in CKO's hand,
Ms. and ts.,
23 items.
F.9 [1913?] Book request slips from a German library,
5 items,
Also German invoice,
1 item.
F.10 Manuscript fragments, apparently not by CKO:
- "Some reflections on a posible origin for the numerical system in use
today", Annotated carbon ts., incomplete, 3pp.
- "Taine's Historical Criticism: A Study in Sceience and Aesthetic
Judgement" by Sholom J. Kahn, [1950?],
Book outline, carbon ts., 2pp.
- "Syllabuses in Engineering Course for Pre-Technological High Schools",
Ts., 9pp.
- "R.I.A.F. Achievement Test - Part II",
Mimeographed ts., 6pp.
- "Plan of Club Premises",
List of rooms, expenditure and income for proposed club,
Ts., 1p.
Ogden, C.K. (Charles Kay), 1889-1957.
Diaries and notebooks.
[ca. 1908] - 1957.
.26 m (2 boxes) of textual records.
Series consists of Ogden's diaries and notebooks, arranged chronologically.
Title based on content of the series.
Box 133 Appointment Diaries, 1908 - 1935
F.1 [1908?] Address Book (Rossall School),
pocket format.
F.2 1908 - 1910. 4 Appointment Diaries, pocket format:
1908 - 1909,
1909,
1909 - 1910,
1910. Some contain accounts as well as irregular appointment entries.
F.3 1910 - 1917. Appointment Diaries, pocket format:
1910 - 1911,
1911 - 1912,
1914 - 1915,
1916 - 1918.
All are Cambridge University diaries with irregular entries.
F.4 1918 - 1921. 3 Appointment Diaries, pocket format:
1918 - 1919,
1919 - 1920,
1920 - 1921.
All are Cambridge University Diaries with irregular entries.
F.5 1921 - 1923. 2 Appointment Diaries, pocket format:
1921 - 1922,
1922 - 1923.
Both are Cambridge University Diaries with irregular entries.
F.6 ca. 1910 - ca. 1920. Notes, cuttings and addresses, taken from appointment
diaries,
ca. 100pp.
F.7 [Undated]. Notes on illness and diet, July and August,
Ms., 4pp.
F.8 1923. Leaves from Appointment Diary,
July - December, incomplete,
20 leaves.
F.9 1924. Leaves from Appointment Diary,
January - September, incomplete,
(includes memorandum about the Rivers library),
9 leaves.
F.10 1925. Leaves from Appointment Diary,
March - November, incomplete,
8 leaves.
F.11 1926. Leaves from Appointment Diary,
February - November, incomplete,
(includes appointments and address in U.S.A.),
18 leaves.
F.12 1927. Leaves from Appointment Diary,
March - October, incomplete,
3 leaves.
F.13 1928. Leaves from Appointment Diary,
March - December, incomplete,
4 leaves.
F.14 1929. Leaf from Appointment Diary,
January,
1 leaf.
F.15 1930. Leaves from Appointment Diary,
May - December, incomplete,
3 leaves.
F.16 1931. Leaves from Appointment Diary,
March - January [1932],
5 leaves.
F.17 1932. Leaves from Appointment Diary,
January - March, incomplete,
3 leaves.
F.18 1933. Leaves from Appointment Diary,
June - December, incomplete,
(includes entries from U.S.A. visit),
14 leaves.
F.19 1934. Leaves from Appointment Diary,
January - December, incomplete,
20 leaves.
F.20 1935. Diary, full size,
Contains daily accounts of C.K.O's activities, including letters recieved,
projects worked on, letters written and appointments, entries less full
after July & gaps in August and September.
Box 134 Diaries, 1935 - 1956
F.1 1935. Leaves from Appointment Diary,
January - December, closing days missing,
24 leaves.
F.2 1936. Leaves from Appointment Diary,
January - December, opening and closing days missing,
17 leaves.
Also leaves from full size diary,
Jan. 3 - Feb. 18,
24 leaves written.
F.3 1937. Leaves from Appointment Diary,
January - December, opening days missing,
22 leaves.
F.4 1938. Leaves from Appointment Diary,
January - December, opening and closing days missing,
15 leaves.
F.5 1939. Leaves from Appointment Diary,
January - December, incomplete,
9 leaves.
F.6 1940. Leaves from Appointment Diary,
August - November, incomplete,
4 leaves.
F.7 1941. Leaves from Appointment Diary,
March - November, incomplete,
4 leaves.
F.8 1942. Two large format diaries, one used only for notes and accounts at
front and back, the other contains appointments and accounts (to 1944).
F.9 1943. Leaves from Appointment Diary,
January - December,
28 leaves.
F.10 1944. Leaves from Appointment Diary,
January - December,
26 leaves.
F.11 1945. Leaves from Appointment Diary,
January - September, incomplete,
14 leaves.
F.12 1946. Leaves from Appointment Diary,
January - December, incomplete,
10 leaves.
F.13 1947. Leaves from Appointment Diary, supplemented by Athenaeum notepaper,
used as diary pages,
January only,
13 leaves.
F.14 1948. Leaves from Appointment Diary,
January - December,
28 leaves.
F.15 1948 - 1949. Large format Diary, printed for 1935, but completed in 48/9.
F.16 1949. Leaves from Appointment Diary,
January - June,
11 leaves.
F.17 1950. Leaves from Appointment Diary,
January - December,
26 leaves.
F.18 1951. Leaves from Appointment Diary,
January - December,
25 leaves.
F.19 1952. Leaves from Appointment Diary,
January - December,
26 leaves.
F.20 1953. Leaves from larger format Diary,
January - March, incomplete,
2 leaves.
Also Leaves from Appointment Diary,
23 leaves.
F.21 1954. Leaves from Appointment Diary,
January - December,
23 leaves.
F.22 1955. Leaves from Appointment Diary,
January - December, incomplete,
19 leaves.
F.23 1956. Leaves from Appointment Diary,
January - December, incomplete,
14 leaves.
Also an unopened package of blank sheets,
March - December 1957.
Box 135 Notebooks containing drafts of Outgoing Correspondence,
1934 - 1935 & 1947.
Also obituaries and newspaper clippings.
F.1 1934. August 20 - 1935. March 27,
CKO's correspondence drafts.
F.2 1934. September - 1935. April 8,
Also
1947. July 28 - September 9.
CKO's correspondence drafts.
F.3 Obituaries of CKO and letters to The Times,
March & April 1957 & 1958.
24 items (several in multiple copies).
F.4 Newspaper clippings,
Most on Jeremy Bentham centenary,
1932.
F.5 Newspaper clippings,
Most on Basic English, one review of Meaning of Meaning,
1920s - 1960s.
F.6 Newspaper clippings,
Most on aspects of language,
1918 - 1970s
F.7 Newspaper clippings,
Most on aspects of language,
1920s - 1960s.
Ogden, C.K. (Charles Kay), 1889-1957.
Articles and publications.
1922 - 1947.
.26 m (2 boxes) of textual records.
Series consists of published articles by Ogden, published pieces about Basic English
and other related published material.
Title based on content of the series.
Box 136 Printed Articles by CKO and pieces about Basic English.
F.1 1922. January. Psyche,
Contains Ogden/Wood article on "The Analogy of Sound and Colour",
pp.219 - 231.
F.2 1929. July 20. The Saturday Review of Literature,
vol. V, no. 52,
Contains, under section entitled "Topics of Special Interest" a
contribution by CKO entitled
"Basic England" (sic), with a list of the Basic words, p.1193.
F.3 1932. July - August. Progress & the Scientific Worker, vol. 1, no.1. New
Series,
Contains "Basic English And International Development" by CKO, pp. 16 - 18,
with editorial annotations not in CKO's hand.
F.4 1933. January. The New Era in Home and School, vol. 14, no.1,
Contains "Basic English as an International Language" by CKO, pp. 15 - 17.
[Also contains Michael West's "English as a World Language and the
Technique of Teaching It",
pp. 11 - 14].
F.5 1937. February 17. The Christian Science Monitor, Weekly Magazine Section,
Clipping only, of piece by CKO:
"Leveling the Tower of Babel", p.3.
F.6 1944. Spring. Public Opinion Quarterly,
Offprint only of piece by CKO:
"Will Basic English Become the Second Language?",
pp. 3 - 9, with annotations by L.W.L.
F.7 [After 1957]. The Bulletin of the Institute for Research in Language
Teaching,
2 issues, reproducing (in English and Japanese) the correspondence
between Ogden and Ichikawa concerning Basic English for Japan, 1932 - 1934.
F.8 1936 - 1948. Transcriptions of items relating to Basic in British and
overseas press,
Typescript and carbon typescript,
90pp.
F.9 1931 - 1940s. Articles on "Basic" from English periodicals,
4 items.
F.10 1930s - 1940s. Articles on "Basic" from overseas periodicals,
12 items, also some duplicates.
F.11 1920s - 1960s. Articles containing mention of Ogden,
3 items.
F.12 1963. March 26. The Guardian,
Article on Basic English by Yorwerth Davies.
Clipping only.
F.13 1916 & 1944.
Article on English and an example of scientific writing in Basic English.
F.14 "The Ogden Portrait",
Articles and photographs relating to CKO's portrait of ?Shakespeare,
36 items.
Box 137 Publications Relating to Basic English
F.1 1936. "Basic English (In Basic),
2 copies.
F.2 1937. The Basic News, No. 1, January - March,
3 duplicate copies.
F.3 1938. The Basic News, No. 6, April/June,
[Proof?] pages, pp. 11 - 15, 5pp.
F.4 1944. "The Atlantic Charter, and the Prime Minister's Statement on Basic
English of March 9, 1944; in their original form, and in Basic English,
for purposes of Comparison", Cmd. 6511.
3 copies of the White Paper, 2 with annotations.
F.5 1950. The Basic News, No. 10, 1950.
F.6 1966. Basic English: A Protest by F.J.Daniels and J.A. Lauwerys.
Pamphlet written in defence of B.E. against opinions of Robert A. Hall Jr.,
21pp.
"Basic" Publications not sponsored by the Orthological Institute.
F.7 1938. June. Method of Teaching English by I.A. Richards,
Typescript in binder [unpublished?], containing general introduction
(21pp.) followed by 20 instructional stages. Many examples concern Chinese
learners, "Basic" is not specifically mentioned and there are 18
"authorized verbs".
F.8 1943. Learning the English Language, Book Two - With Teacher's Notes,
Published under the Direction of The Orthological Institute, Inc.;
Houghton Mifflin Co., Cambridge, Mass.,
35pp.
F.9 1943. Learning the English Language, Book Three - With Teacher's Notes,
Publshed under the Direction of The Orthological Institute, Inc.;
Houghton Mifflin Co., Cambridge, Mass.,
32pp.
F.10 1946. A First Workbook of English, Based on The Pocket Book of basic
English,
Produced under the Direction of I.A. Richards and Christine M. Gibson;
The Orthological Institute Inc., Cambridge, Mass.,
80pp.
F.11 1935 - 1938. Umvikeli-Thebe: The African Defender,
Johannesburg Newspaper,
Issue no. 1 announces intention to use Basic English,
18 issues.
Other Publications
F.12 1947. Fundamental Education: Common Ground For All Peoples,
Paris: Unesco.
Contribution by CKO summarized by Lauwerys, p.233,
2 copies.
F.13 1910 - 1920. Pamphlets on religion and worship at university,
3 items.
F.14 [Early 1940s?] 2 Pamphlets on the war, one containing cuttings with
underlinings by CKO.
Ogden, C.K. (Charles Kay), 1889-1957.
Photographic and family material.
[18--] - [19--]
.13 m (1 box) of textual and graphic records.
Series consists of photographs of Ogden and others, arranged chronologically,
and materials
relating to Ogden's family history.
Title based on content of the series.
Box 138 Photographic material and family genealogy.
F.1 Family photographs: CKO's parents and grandparents,
7 items.
F.2 Family photographs: CKO's aunt and cousin (Hart side),
2 items.
F.3 ca. 1908: CKO, portrait photograph, Cambridge.
F.4 ca. 1915: CKO, passport photograph.
F.5 1933: Photograph of the James Wood portrait of CKO.
F.6 ca. 1932/1933: CKO seated at piano with Janus and Panopticon, also
issue of Progress and the Scientific Worker.
F.7 ca. 1934/5: CKO at work, with Panopticon, Woods portrait and The System
of Basic English (1934).
F.8 [1930s?]: CKO and Hatfield [at the Orthological Institute?]; photograph
used for Psyche.
F.9 [1930s?]: CKO on vacation in South of France [Antibes?],
8 items.
F.10 [1930s?]: CKO and others on vacation [Antibes/Juan les Pins?],
32 items (including some duplicates).
F.11 [1930s?]: CKO and others on vacation [Antibes?],
9 items.
F.12 [1930s/1940s?]: CKO in his office [O.I., Gordon Square?] and photographs
of the portraits on the stairwell,
4 items.
F.13 [1943]: Photographs taken for the Picture Post article, CKO masked and
unmasked, with Hatfield,
[in Cambridge? and] at Gordon Square,
8 large size photographs.
F.14 [1940s?]: Buxton, interior photographs, with CKO,
Bentham portrait, Bentham's Theory of Fictions, wall map of the Basic
words and cat,
4 large size photographs in folders.
F.15 [1940s?]: Buxton, interior photographs,
Apparently further prints of above series,
4 items.
F.16 [1943?]: [Buxton], Ogden reading Picture Post article,
3 items.
F.17 [late 1940s/1950s?]: [S. France?]. CKO with camera, on vacation,
1 item.
F.18 [1950s?]: CKO in mask and party hat,
F.19 [1930s?]: Front door of the Orthological Institute [Gordon Square?],
1 item.
F.20 [1930s/40s?]: Interior views, [Gordon Square?],
8 items.
F.21 [1930s?]: Sound recording equipment, with staff and visitors,
4 items.
F.22 [1930s/1940s?]: Secretary at work [L.W.L.?], [Gordon Square?],
1 item.
F.23 ca. 1944: Photographs of war damage at 45, Gordon Square, some annotated
by L.W.L., some showing staff,
13 small format, 11 large format.
F.24 [n.d.]: [London?] rooftops,
2 items.
F.25 [1940s?]: [Buxton] interiors, with CKO and cat,
5 items.
F.26 [n.d.]: [Buxton] rooftops,
2 items.
F.27 [n.d.]: Buxton,
2 postcard views.
F.28 [n.d.]: Scenes of a boat crossing in high seas,
[Germany?],
9 items.
F.29 [1930s?]: Unidentified Englishman in hiking clothes,
1 item.
F.30 [1930s?]: Photograph album showing CKO and friends on vacation at Hotel
du Cap, Antibes,
72 photographs and 5 postcards (loose).
F.31 Annotated envelopes in which some of the loose photographs above were
originally received.
F.32 Photograph of clouds,
1 item.
F.33 Ogden family genealogy:
Lists of family members and materials relating to CKO's father and uncle,
Also The Register of the Leeds Grammar School, Leeds, 1897.
Ogden, C.K. (Charles Kay), 1889-1957.
Publications received.
1814 - 1967; predominant 1914 - 1953.
.26 m (2 boxes) of textual records.
Series consists of published pamphlets and books received by Ogden.
Title based on content of the series.
Box 139 Pamphlets and other material received.
F.1 1914. Co-Education in Practice by J.H. Badley,
Cambridge.
(Advertisement for Cambridge Magazine on back cover),
40pp.
F.2 1915 - 1916. British Association Reports on "The Question of Fatigue
from the Economic Standpoint";
C.K.O. listed as member of the committee and (in the second interim
report) as "Special Investigator",
3 items.
F.3 920 - 1921. The Literary Guide and Rationalist Review, nos. 293, 294,
296, 297.
4 issues.
F.4 1920 - 1921. The Malthusian: A Crusade Against Poverty,
3 issues & 2 duplicates.
F.5 1922. February. The Medical Critic and Guide, edited by William J. Robinson,
24pp.
F.6 1925. September. The New Generation, vol. IV, no.9,
(contains articles on birth control),
12pp.
Publications related to Basic English
F.7 1935. June 11 & 12. "Basic English: An International Language",
reprinted from The Times,
pamphlet,
14pp.
F.8 1935. A Basic English Course for Adults Being Part II of C.K. Ogden's
Basic Step by Step. Supplementary Readings by Mary L. Guyton and Anna L.
Kelley, [Massachucetts, U.S.A.],
156pp.
F.9 1938. A First Book of English for Chinese Learners by I.A. Richards,
Under the Authority of the Orthological Institute of China, 1938.
The entire text has been carefully annotated [L.W.L.?] and many annotated
"tabs" have been attached throughout,
426pp.
F.10 1939. A Second Book of English for Chinese Learners by Robert Winter
and Shui T'ien-T'ung,
Occasional annotations and corrections,
447pp.
F.11 [1940s?]. Schlussel zu Basic English von Ogden-Horst,
pamphlet, 15pp.
F.12 [1940s?]. Englisch in 100 Tagen,
12 pamphlets, numbered 1 - 12,
each 12pp.
F.13 1948. Basic English. Englisch Mit 850 Worten,
by CKO with Hans Horst and Meta Horst, Berlin,
188pp.
F.14 [1940s]. Grammatik Die 850 Basic Worte,
Advertising pamphlet for above publications, published by Shanghai
Basic English School,
4pp.
F.15 1940. October. Notes on Basic English. Number One. A Short Account of
the System,
published by the Orthological Committee, Cambridge, Mass., 10pp.
F.16 1940. November. Notes on Basic English. Number Two. Five Steps to
Writing Basic,
published by the Orthological Committee,
Cambridge, Mass., 18pp.
Box 140 Publications Received
F.1 1937 - 1957. Books for Africa; The Quarterly Bulletin of the
International Committee on Christian Literature for Africa,
14 items.
F.2 1943. Words on Paper; First Steps in Reading,
by I.A. Richards and Christine Gibson, Commission on English Language
Studies, Harvard University,
Distributed by The Orthological Insitiute Inc., Cambridge, Massachusetts,
40pp.
F.3 1944. Basic Sign-Writing by W. Porten,
no publisher
48pp.
F.4 1950. Word Stress and Sentence-Stress; A Practical and Theoretical
Guide for Teachers of Basic English,
Supplement to The Basic News, 1950,
2 copies, 1 lacking covers.
F.5 [1950s/1960s]. The Radio Teaches You English,
B.B.C. publication for Arabic speakers learning English - not in Basic,
50pp.
F.6 1953. October. Unitarian Historical Society, vol. X, no.3,
Contains marked article on opposition to religion at Cambridge in 17th.
century.
F.7 1966. A Codification of English Words, by Pete Glickert,
Washington, D.C.,
18pp.
F.8 ca.1967. So Much Nearer Home; Essays Toward World English, by I.A. Richards,
Advance uncorrected proof of the book, with annotations [by F.K.O.],
172pp.
F.9 1814 & 1928. Pamphlets received:
Correspondence respecting the Drawing Room,
A Coups de Cravache, inscribed by the (co)author, Emile Saint-Ober.
The following monographs were also received with the Ogden archive but are being
catalogued and will be housed with the general post 1800 book collection in Research
Collections:
Psyche Miniatures General Series, published by Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner &
Co., London:
1933. That Night ("Sono Yo" in Basic English), by Kyoson Tumura,
Put Into Basic by F.J. Daniels, 96pp.
1933. Basic Rules of Reason, by I.A. Richards, 138pp.
1935. Basic Teaching in East and West, by I.A. Richards, 112pp.
1944. Basic English: A General Introduction with Rules and Grammar, by C.K.
Ogden, 9th. edition, 184pp.
1944. Basic For Science, by C.K. Ogden, second printing, 314pp.
Other Published Works:
Best, R.D.. Brass Chandelier; A Biography of R.H. Best
of Birmingham by his son R.D. Best,
London; Allen & Unwin, 1940,
251pp.
Inscribed copy to F.K.O.
James, A. Lloyd A Basic Phonetic Reader,
London; Thomas Nelson and Sons, 1937, reprinted 1938,
198pp.
Litvinoff, Ivy. Basic Step by Step. Moscow, 1935. PE1129.S4L58 1935
Muro, Masaru Writing English in Basic Words,
[Tokyo?]; The Japan Times Living English Series,
n.d., 238pp.
Myers, Adolph Basic and the Teaching of English in India,
Published for the Orthological Institute, Cambridge by The Times of
India Press, Bombay, 1938,
375pp.
Polanyi, Michael The Foundations of Academic Freedom,
Society for Freedom in Science, Occasional Pamphlet No. 6 (September 1947),
18pp.
Press, John (ed.) The Teaching of English Literature Overseas,
Extracts from the Proceedings of a Conference held at King's College,
Cambridge 16 - 18 July 1962,
London; Methuen & Co., 1963, 181pp.
Richards, I.A. The Pocket Book of Basic English, by I.A. Richards,
New York; Pocket Books Inc., 1945,
286pp.
Richards, I.A. Basic English and its Uses, by I.A. Richards,
London; Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner, 1943,
123pp.
Richards, I.A. How To Read A Page, by I.A. Richards,
Boston; Beacon Press, 1942,
246pp.
Richards, I.A. Basic English and Its Uses, by I.A. Richards,
London; Kegan Paul, Trench, Trubner, 1943,
127pp.
Shaw, Bernard Commonsense About Daily Worker?
Reprinted from Forward, 1 February 1941,
Glasgow; Civic Press, [1941],
Pamphlet, 4pp.
Shaw, Bernard Arms and the Man, in Basic English,
London; Published for the Orthological Institute by Thomas Nelson and
Sons. Ltd.,
1936, 107pp.
With CKO's name on flyleaf as well as inscription in another hand.
Turner, D.M. Basic English for Czecho-Slovak Students,
Adapted from Basic Step by Step by C.K. Ogden,
London; Published in Association with the British Council by Evans
Brothers Ltd.,
n.d. [1940s?], 203pp.
Welby, V. What is Meaning? Studies in the Development of Significance,
London; Macmillan & Co. Ltd., 1903,
321pp.
Copy inscribed by Welby to Philip Jourdain,
September 25 1908.
Ogden, C.K. (Charles Kay), 1889 - 1957.
Ogden's book and stamp collection.
.13 m (1 box) of textual records.
Series consists of notes, lists, value estimates and essays regarding Ogden's library.
Also stamp catalogues relating to his collection.
Title based on content of the series.
Box 141 Notes, lists, value estimates and descriptive essays relating to the
collection of Ogden's library.
Also Stamp Catalogues.
F.1 ca. 1950. CKO's prospectus regarding his library, with corrections
and annotations,
Bound in blue covers,
Typescript, 13pp.
F.2 [1950-1951]. Early notes re. possible loan and sale to U.S.A.,
Ms., 8pp.
F.3 [1951?]. Lists of annotated books,
Ts. and carbon ts., 14pp.
F.4 [1951?]. "Classification" and "Orientation" - main subject divisions
of the library,
(contains CKO's opinions on twentieth century semantics),
Ms., 4pp.
F.5 [1951?]. "Classification",
Main subject divisions of the library,,
Ts., 4pp.
F.6 [1951?]. "The Bacon-Tottel Collection",
List of books,
Carbon ts., 1p.
F.7 [1951?]. Bentham-Brougham and related parts of the collection,
Ms., 18pp.
F.8 [1950 - 1951?]. "Contents",
Overview of the library and drafts of the "Classification" section,
Ms., ts. and carbon ts., 28pp.
F.9 [1951?]. Descriptions of 4 sections of the library:
I Historical and General,
II Special Collections
III Annotated Books
IV The Century of Reform,
Ms., 11pp.
F.10 [1951?]. "Historical",
"The nucleus of the Library was formed in 1908-11 for the study of
The Influence of Language on Thought ...",
Various drafts, ms. and ts.,
14pp.
F.11 [1951?]. Bibliographical Notes,
including sections on Lady Welby, Sir Richard Jebb, H.A. Giles, Daid and
Lord Keynes,
Various drafts,
Ms., 36pp and
Ts., 19pp.
F.12 [1951?]. "David",
2 further drafts of part of above section,
Annotated ts., 4pp.
F.13 [1951?]. Notes on classification, valuation sheets and notes on incunabula,
Ms., 38pp.
F.14 [1951-1954]. Lists, notes, valuation sheets and catalogue information,
Ms. and ts., 160pp.
F.15 [1954]. Notes on the lease of 44/45 Gordon Square,
Ms., 4pp.
F.16 [1950s]. Notebook listing "The Ogden Library" offered to University
College, London in 1957.
F.17 [1951?]. Notebook containing subject listing of CKO's library.
F.18 1954. Notebook containing loose notes and inventory of the books at
45 Gordon Square.
F.19 1958. Stamp Catalogues, all with items from CKO's collection,
6 items.
Ogden, C.K. (Charles Kay), 1889 - 1957.
Pictorial material and gramophone records.
[19--] - [194-].
.66 m (2 large boxes) of graphic and sound materials.
Series consists of engravings, watercolours, photographs and gramophone records.
Title based on content of the series.
Box 142 Pictorial Material
[small flat box]
Engravings and watercolours, including watercolour of Newstead (Rossall
School), annotated on verso by FKO.
Also 2 photographs of the"Shakespeare" portrait,
14 items.
Box 143 Gramophone Records
[large flat box]
Sir Richard Paget George Bernard Shaw in Basic English,
(reader) H.M.V. "Special recording",
9 copies.
Howard Marshall Basic English,
(reader) "The Surrender of the Italian Fleet",
B.B.C. recording,
3 copies.
[ ] Metcalfe Interview with Mr. Metcalfe,
Chas. E. Blanks, Australia,
1 copy.
Vachel Lindsay The Congo,
(reader) Parts 1, 2 & 3 and
Kansas,
Recorded for Professor William Cabell Greet,
Columbia University Phonograph Record #1 & #2.
John L. Sullivan, The Strong Boy of Boston,
Columbia University Phonograph Records #3.
Yuen Ren Chao Basic English Records
(reader) Put Out By Chung Hwa Book Co.,
Shanghai, 1934.
Boxed set of 5 records, with accompanying booklet.
Box 144 Cambridge Magazine,
[small flat box]
Index 1912 - 1914,
Issues 1915 - 1916,
& 1917 - 1918 (incomplete)
[A complete run of this journal is available on miocrofilm].
F.1 Index to volumes 1 - 4, 1912 - 1914,
7 copies.
F.2 1915. November 20. Vol. 5, No.6,
1 issue.
F.3 1916. October - November. Vol. 6, No. 2 - 7,
6 issues.
F.4 1917. January - March. Vol. 6, No. 9 - 16,
8 issues.
F.5 1917. April - June. Vol. 6, No. 18 - 24,
7 issues.
F.6 1917. October - December. Vol. 7, No. 2 - 12,
11 issues.
F.7 1918. January - February. Vol. 7, No. 13 - 20,
9 issues, including 2 of No. 20, the first misnumbered as No. 19.
F.8 1918. March - April. Vol. 7, No. 21 - 27,
9 issues, all but for the first 2 misnumbered.
F.9 1918. May - July. Vol. 7, No. 28 - 42,
14 issues, numbering corrected after the first.
F.10 1918. August - October. Vol. 7, No. 43 - 52,
10 issues.
F.11 1918. October - November. Vol. 8, No. 1 - 8,
8 issues.
F.12 1918. December. Vol. 8, No. 9 - 12,
4 issues.
Ogden, C.K. (Charles Kay), 1889 - 1957.
Cambridge Magazine published issues.
1912 - 1918.
.26 m (2 boxes) of textual materials.
Series consists of paper copies of published issues of Cambridge Magazine.
Title based on content of the series.
Box 145 Cambridge Magazine, 1919 - 1920
and advertising material.
F.1 1919. January - February. Vol. 8, No. 13 - 20,
8 issues.
F.2 1919. March - April. Vol. 8, No. 21 - 29,
10 issues, including 2 copies of No. 21, with and without blue covers.
F.3 1919. May - June. Vol. 8, No. 30 - 36,
7 issues.
F.4 1919. June - October. Vol. 8, No. 37 - 52,
16 issues.
F.5 1919. October. Vol. 9, No. 1 - 3,
7 issues, including "dummy" of Greek edition, Greek edition (no vol. #),
2 different issues of October 18 (one marked "Cambridge Edition")and 2
different issues of October 25 (one marked "Cambridge Edition").
F.6 1919. November.. Vol. 9, No. 4 - 8,
10 issues, including variant editions of each, with one marked
"Cambridge Edition".
F.7 1919. December. Vol. 9, No. 9 - 12,
4 issues, including variant of Dec. 6 and a single number for 11-12.
F.8 1920. January. Vol. 9, No. 16,
4 issues.
F.9 1920. Summer. Double Number,
1 issue.
F.10 1914 - 1920. Advertising leaflets and posters,
5 items.
Ogden, C.K. (Charles Kay), 1889 - 1957.
Psyche published issues.
1920 - 1935.
.13 m (1 box) of textual materials.
Series consists of photocopies of contents tables, editorials, articles and notes by
Ogden in the journal Psyche.
Title based on content of the series.
Box 146 Pyche, 1920 - 1935.
Photocopies of Contents, Editorials, Articles and Notes by CKO.
[McMaster Library does not own this journal].
F.1 1920. July & October,
1921. January & April.
The Psychic Research Quarterly,
Vol. 1, No. 1 - 4, 12pp.
F.2 1921. July & October,
1922. January & April.
Vol. 11, No. 1 - 4,
34pp.
F.3 1922. July & October,
1923. January & April.
Vol. III, No. 1 - 4,
15pp.
F.4 1923. July & October,
1924. January & April.
Vol. IV, No. 1 - 4,
20pp.
F.5 1924. [July] & October,
1925. January & April.
Vol. V, No. 1 - 4,
24pp.
F.6 1925. July & October,
1926. January & April,
Vol. VI, No. 1 - 4,
24pp.
F.7 1926. July & October,
1927. January & April,
Vol. VII, No. 1 - 4,
34pp.
F.8 1927. July & October,
1928. January & April,
Vol. VIII, No. 1 - 4,
42pp.
F.9 1928. July & October,
1929. January & April,
Vol. IX, No. 1 - 4,
57pp.
F.10 1929. July & October,
1930. January & April,
Vol. X, No. 1 - 4,
(the first issue misnumbered as Vol. 9, No.5),
91pp. (includes index of Vols. I - X).
F.11 1930. July & October,
1931. January & April,
Vol. XI, No. 1 - 4,
60pp.
F.12 1931. July & October,
1932. Janaury & April,
Vol. XII, No. 1 - 4,
61pp.
F.13 1933. [April?],
Vol. XIII,
26pp.
F.14 1934. [April?],
Vol. XIV,
28pp.
F.15 1935.
Vol. XV,
44pp.
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