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Alexander Dunlop Lindsay was born i n Glasgow I 4 May, 1879,

the t h i r d ch i ld of the Rev. Thomas Martin Lindsay and Anna, daughter of Alexander Dunlop. After graduating from Glasgow

Universi ty he won the f irst schola rsh ip a t Univers i ty College,

Oxford, where he was pres ident of the Union and obtained

f i r s t s i n c l a s s i c a l moderations and l i t e r a e humaniores, Af t e r

a s i ng l e term a t Corsock Inn, s tudying Hebrew, with a view t o

en te r ing the Church, Lindsay re tu rned t o Oxford, and i n 1906 was offered a t u t o r i a l fe l lowship a t B a l l i o l . I n 1907 he

married a s tudent a t Somerville, E r i ca V io l e t , daughter of I Francis S t o r r , a c l a s s i c a l scholar of r e p u t e ' , by whom he

had a daughter and two sons.

Lindsay served with labour b a t t a l i o n s during the F i r s t

World War, reaching the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. He re turn-

ed from France determined t o develop h i s academic work i n the

f i e l d of adu l t education, p a r t i c u l a r l y with the Oxford tu to r -

i a l c l a s se s and the W.E.A., A t the same time, almost inev i t -

ably , he was drawn i n t o a f f a i r s i n I re land , and i n 1921 he

went t o Dublin a s an observer, with, amongst o thers , Walter

hfoberly, s taying a t t he house of Horace Plunket t . I n 1922

he obtained the c h a i r of Moral Philosophy a t Glasgow, which

he occupied u n t i l 1924, when he went back t o B a l l i o l a s

Master. Between 1935 and 1938 he was Vice-Chancellor of

Oxford Univers i ty , and i n October 1938 he stood a s a Progress-

ive Independent candidate, supported by the Labour Par ty , i n

the Oxford C i ty by-elect ion. He was defeated, bu t h i s venture

in to p o l i t i c s was not i n s ign i f i can t .

When war came w i t h Germany, Lindsay was appointed chairman of the Oxford J o i n t Recrui t ing board, which, along with many

other a c t i v i t i e s , almost worked h i m t o death. These included

radio broadcasts , wr i t ing , a long t r i p t o America, adu l t

education work, and organis ing Nuff ie ld College. I n 194-4 he

collapsed with a s t r a ined h e a r t , and although t o l d t h a t h i s

ac t ive l i f e was probably over, he made a marked recovery.

After the war t he teaching s t a f f a t B a l l i o l was g r e a t l y

depleted and many new Fellows were e lected. Lindsay continued

as Master.

I n 1945 he accepted a peerage and became Lord Lindsay of Bi rker , taking h i s t i t l e from Bi rker Moor, Low Ground, i n

the Lake D i s t r i c t . The following year he went t o America t o l e c t u r e , and t o receive an honorary U . D . from Princeton.

A t t h i s time, too , he was deeply involved i n the reform- a t i on of the German u n i v e r s i t i e s ; and through h i s i n t e r e s t i n Germany he formed connections with Wilton Park. I n 1947

he was asked i f he would be P r i n c i p a l of S t . Ca thar ine ' s Foundation, i n Windsor Great Park, but declined.

Lindsay was seventy when he r e t i r e d from B a l l i o l . He had already become involved i n the proposal t o s e t up a new univers i ty which, a f t e r much d i scuss ion and argument, came

in to being a s t he Universi ty College of North S ta f fordsh i re , l a t e r the Universi ty of Keele. The Lindsays took up res id-

ence a t Keele when Lindsay became i t s first P r inc ipa l , but

over-worked by the preparations he was taken ill i n the

summer of 1950, and once again made a speedy, though not

complete, recovery, The College was formally opened by the

Queen, 17 Apri l 1951. Less than twelve months l a t e r , on 4 8 March 1952, Lindsay died, and was buried i n Cumberland,

near t o 'Heather and c l e a r streams' ,

Lindsay's papers, together with a number of those of h i s

forbears , were presented t o the Universi ty of Keele by h i s

daughter, Lady Sco t t , i n 1971. I n accordance with her wishes

the arrangement of the majori ty of the papers, i n envelopes

and box f i l e s , has been preserved. On t h i s b a s i s , a s f a r a s

poss ible , the mater ia l has been l i s t e d i n chronological order.

I,Jj.: correspondents inc lude L izz ie I.D.Lindssy ,a Lizzy; 2nd b

4 omit (wife of 3alLce ~ i n d s a ~ ) - he never xarried:see 1,185.

B : L i z z f e 1.D.Lindsay ,not Lizzy.

& : l e t t e r s mainly frorn Thomas L i n Z s a y t c h i s 2'sinil_y,= f'rorn Anna Lindsay.

L62:;>.O.Alcock,not ' u : j .~ .~ lcock( see L96 .% ~ 2 3 8 ) ; a ~ d - Eugenic hoch,no t Eugene.

& : l e t t e r from D.XacKichan,not D ."licKuehan.

= : l e t t e r from Miss hI.'tthite,not 2.1rs 5 h i t e ; and no l e t t e r s from IJary Kerr o r Johan ilcLeod - tllese 3 r e t ~ o aomen i n p r i s o n r e f e r r e d t o l e t t e r s Prom I?.:, -2ochran i?:jtriclx.

L&:i';ilfrid A l c o c k , n o ~ !ivilfred.( see ~ 9 6 ) .

a: correspondents inc lude J e n t y Johnston,=+, Jobmeon. I

m : ( i ) l e t t e r t o Xrs Lindsay from J e n t g Johnston,- JoYmsoc. ,

a: including M r ? i i l l e r ,not ?,lr Xillsr . D: correspondents inc lude Lady Trevelyan,=t Lsdy Travelyan.

. . I,&:(ii)should be ' . . .versus t h e ~ayxgn's Leagt~e' , : i .G.Zla&ie~

~ f o o r r e s p o n d e n t s inc lude D r !:Iacnicol,& !JacMich~i.

c o r r e s ~ o n d e n t s inc lzde uTessie T. GrDei,y,not Grieg.

m : V / i l f r i d A l c o c k , m Yiilfred Alcock.

~ : V ~ . O . X l c o c k , r , o t rc"l.G.Alcock.

m : ~ @ o b e l ) car law k a r t in,& Carland.

LIC7:dates should be 1900 - 1 9 0 8 , m A537. I L l I1 : corresporldent s inc lude A.Qrrocli: J o h n s t o ~ ~ , ~ JO~WISO~. - L122: cor8respon3ents incl-.xde Czrol ine !Jary S e i t h , ~ o J C ~ r o l i n e

Xay Eei th ; and G . G i l d e a , m Gi ld lea .

- - I 1 L127 : 'Bosanquet ' s theozay of the g e n e r a l v : i . i ~ ,not rl17.2 the genera l w i l l ' .

~ : 5 2 : ( v ) l e t t e r t o C?] f r o 3 Sydney UL_

P a k e n h a m , m Frank Packenham.

Ll54:Charles ? . T a f t , m T o f t .

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LI 52: ( i ) ' 6 a l l i c 1 . e ~ ~ e d i v i v u s ' ,not Redivus. LI 62 : ( i ) ~ i e r k e ~ a a r d ,m Kieiergaard. - LI 68: ( ? r i n c i p a l of Jesus c o l l e g e ) ,not PricipZe; and -

T i l e e n R - 3 a l l a n c e ,a Balance.

~ 1 7 1 : ( i ) l e t t e r from V.D.Xnesebeck,m Knesbeck.

Ll72:'The Philosophy of Engl i sh Educat iont ,& 'The Fhllosophg of Education ; and '5ergson V and VI1,not 'Bergson,IV and V'

L174: correepondents include C .Mat the'iv~ ,not 'IatheT$!s.

Ll78:correspondents inc lude Chandrashanker S h u k l a , m Chandrashanka.

~ 1 8 4 : ( i ) ~ h e S t a t e i n Theory and Prac t i ce ,& The C t ,a t e and Theory i n F r a c t i c e .

L186: ( iii) 'Science and the Flumanities' ,& 'Science snd - Hunani t ies ' .

L200: ' L e s Fleurs F e d e r a l e s f , m 'Le s !?leu2 Beders les ' . -

~ 2 0 3 : h he I<ingdon of the ".find1 ,a 'The Kingdom o f ':indt . L204: 'via* t o End War' ,a 'Yiar a g a i n s t 'i'+ar1 ;

( i i i ) ~ o r n i n a t i o n s and Poviers,& Power; and ( iv)sydney E.Hooper ,not Sidney.

L207: German4 Levy ,m @ermag .

~ 2 1 5 : ' 5 e l i e f i n the Common '.Ian' ,not ' Belief i n Corninon '.?ant . L217:Gilmore S t o t t , & S c o t t .

L221 :Katharina Petersen,& Kat r ina . - ~ 2 3 1 : ( v ) o r d e r o f s e r v i c e s h e e t s , m serv ive . . . ~ 2 3 2 : ( i ) l e t t e r ... from C.Violet Butler ,& Vio le t C.Eutler ;

i i ) l e t t e r , t o Lord Kigg f r o n K.G.E.3yc-rynot Dv;:~er; and ) l e t t e r t o F i r Alfred Zim:nern,& Zili7i:ner.

U N I V E R S I T Y 0 F K E E L E

Accession No. or Code: L I ~

Name and address University of Keele, Keele, of Owner: Staffordshire .

Accumulation or Lindsay Papers. Collect ion:

Class: Pr ivate .

Reference Date: Item: Number :

1798 - L e t t e r s and copy of a l e t t e r ( 3 ) , 1819 t o Mrs Jane Murray from Anna Murray

(maternal grandmother of Anna Lindsay nke ~ u n l o p ) 25 Mar. 1819; t o an (unidentif i ed j aunt from Annna Murray, 30 Dec. 1819; and copy of a l e t t e r t o Mrs Margaret Dunlop from William Colhoun ( s i c , brother, i n Jaffnapatam, ~ a d r x , 21 Apr. 1798.

Let te rs (41 ), a r t i c l e s , proofs r e l a t ing t o the Church of Scotland, the Claim of Right, and t o matters leading up t o the ' ~ i s r u p t i o n ' of 1 843. Correspondents include D. Boyle, the Rev. Robert Buchanan, E.B. Cunningham, Alexander Dunlop, Alex Dunlop ( f a t h e r ) , E,B, Dunlop ( s i s t e r ) , John Dunlop, M. Dunlop, the Rev. Thomas Guthrie, ~ r l Liston, David Walsh.

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With, ( i ) material Felating t o the Church of Scotland, including rough d r a f t of 1843 protest ( I 5 m s . pp.), together with a single sheet 'Dft pro tes t 1843' ( l a s t page only) ; d r a f t , 'Declaration and Claim of Right ' , May I 842 ( incom- p le te , approx. 15pp.);

proof sheets, Declarat ion and Claim of' Right, wr i t t en o r ig ina l l y i n the form of an overture, viz. 'Proposed overture ' , 'Overture t o the General Assembly'; proof of 'Claim, Declar- a t i o n and Pro tes t by the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland', (incomplete); d r a f t minute, read t o the Court i n the f i l l e g i b l e ] a t the instance of [ blank 3 1 843, revised by Rutherford; overtures ( 8 ) ; rep- o r t s ( 2 ) , by the sub-committee on the Eldership; repor t , by the Comm- i t t e e on the Eldership; paper on ( ? ) the e l ec t i on of Elders; l e t t e r t o r ~ l e x a n d e r ] Dunlop from ~ o h n [ ? 1 Van (n.d.), r e l a t i n g t o the Elder- ship repor ts ; plan f o r a commission t o supervise the Elders; d r a f t motion 'Preparing Deed of Demission 1843'; 'Rosshire Rebellion Oct . 1843' ( p r in t ed ) ; and m s . d r a f t ; proofs, 'Ecc les ias t i ca l Charac te r i s t i cs ' ; proof, preface, begining 'The repub l ica t ion of these maxims...'; proof, begining ' t h e Special Comm- i s s ion of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland...'; m s . copy, l e t t e r (34pp.) t o the modera- t o r of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland; a r t i c l e , 'prop- osa l f o r es tab l i sh ing a Prbfessorship of the i n s t i t u t i o n s of the Church and the Pastora l care... the Church of Scotland', sent with a l e t t e r t o Alexander Dunlop from Rob Bu[ ? I .

Le t t e r s ( 2 ) , Margaret Miller and Alexander Martin, (A.D. ~ i n d s a y ' s great-grand parents ) .

1814 - Le t t e r s (15) , t o William Dunlop ( 'Tiger 1823 ill') and Alexander Dunlop, mainly

from Helen B. Dunlop but including a l so M. Anderson and El izabeth Boyle (aun t ) .

1820 - Le t t e r s and copy of a l e t t e r (128) and 1868 some pr inted c i r cu l a r s , mainly t o

Alexander Dunlop r e l a t i n g t o l ega l , church, education and p o l i t i c a l a f f a i r s . correspondents include [ ~ o b t . ] Buchanan, [Frederic A.T .I Chelmsf ord ( ~ o r d Chan- c e l l o r ) , H. Cockburn, John Dunlop, Keith Dunlop, W.D. Fordyce, Alex. Graham, Sidney Herbert, [ S i r ] R CobertJ Liston, Hugh Miller , 1 Duke of ] Montrose, S i r Robert Peel , James Ridd, Pat r ick Shaw, P.M. Stewart, Alex. Thomson, Mrs Welsh.

With, ( i ) t i cke t s ( 3 ) , f o r Free Church Assemblies, 1843.

1835 Parochial Law, Alexander Dunlop ( 2nd. ed i t ion , William Blackwood & Sons, dinb burgh) . Inscribed 'Revd. A B [eith] from the author'.

Le t te r s (8) , and d r a f t 'Deed of Demiss- ion ' , r e l a t i n g t o the Church of Scotland and the Free Church. Correspondents i n c l u d e [ : ~ o b e r t ] B u c h a n a n , ~ ? 7 Cunningham, Alexander Dunlop and the Rev. D r f Guthrie] .

8. [? 18431 Calotype, Alexander Colquhoun S t i r l i n g Murray Dunlop, and D r Thomas Chalmers, leader of the Free Church movement,

9. 1845 - Newspaper cut t ings ( 5 ) , news sheet, 1862 e lec t ion not ice , e l ec to ra l address,

r e su l t s , r e l a t i n g t o Alexander Dunlop and the Greenock e lect ions , together with two House of Commons b i l l s , viz. 'Tr ia l by Jury (Scotland) ' , 25 Feb. 1859, and 'Law of Foreign Countries' , 14 Feb. 1861.

1845 - Newspaper cut t ings , telegram and e lect - 1'8 6 8 ion b~oadshee t , r e l a t i n g t o Alexander

Dunlop M,P, and h i s addresses, the Greenock e lec t ions , and t o h i s resig- nation, together with a paper on 'Diplomatic r e l a t i ons with Romet.

1847 - Let ters and postcards (62) , r e l a t i ng t o 1 878, family a f f a i r s , correspondents include undated . Alexander S t i r l i n g Murray Dunlop, Alice

Murray Dunlop, Mrs El iza Murray Dunlop, Mary Murray Dunlop, James Lindsay, Thomas M. Lindsay.

1848 - Let te rs (approx. 162, 3 incomplete), 1 861, and envelopes (28 , some mutilated by undated. the removal of postage stamps) , mainly

r e l a t i ng t o Anna ~ u n l o p ' s schooling a t the Wheeler' s, Coppenhall Rectory, near Crewe. Correspondents include Aunt M [argaret ] C. Chavasse, Alex. Murray Dunlop, Anna Dunlop, Mrs E.E. Murray Dunlop, Maggie Dunlop, Mary J. Dunlop, Fanny Von Essens, S G Berguson, [ b race] Hamilton, Mrs Martin Anna' Murray ( ~ n n a Dunlop's grandmotherj and Piggy . With, ( i ) journal by Anna Dunlop, 1854.

( i i ) br ief summary of the year 's events, by Anna Dunlop, 1 861 .

'Moral Philosophy - notes and e s s a y s ' , 'Metaphysics - no tes and e s s a y s ' , volumes, made up of notes and essays , i n t h e hands of ( ? ) Alex Dunlop and T.M. Lindsay, conta in ing l e t t e r s ( 2 ) , from A[lexander Colquhoun S t i r l i n g Murray] Dunlop t o Anna h i s daughter , 1848; and one t o h i s wife E l i z a Es the r .

[2nd h a l f Note, r e l a t i n g t o an annuity of $20 1 9 t h cent.] ' o r t h e r e b y ' , payable t o T.M. Lindsay

by M r Allan Martin.

[c. 18551 Photograph, c h i l d r e n ( ? ) of Alexander Colquhoun S t i r l i n g Murray Dunlop and E l i z a Es the r Murray Dunlop, v i z . Anna, Margaret Colquhoun, Alexander, John Murray, James Hamilton, E l i z a Al ice .

1859 - L e t t e r s (125, one incomplete) , mainly 1871 , r e l a t i n g t o t h e educat ion of t h e Murray undated. Dunlop c h i l d r e n , and t o t h e dea ths of

Alexander Colquhoun S t i r l i n g Murray Dunlop and h i s sons, James Hamilton and John Murray. Correspondents include Anna Dunlop, h e r b r o t h e r s and s i s t e r s , Alexander, E [ l i z a ] ~ C l i c e J , Jlames] HLamilton] , John Mturray] and Margaret, Mrs E.E. Murray Dunlop, Mr Alex C .S .M. Dunlop, A, Graham Dunlop, Thomas M. Lindsay and W .B . Alexander.

With, ( i ) v i s i t i n g card , Anna Dunlop.

( i i ) no te s , f o r an essay , by Anna Dunlop, 1870.

L e t t e r s (approx. 90) between Anna Dunlo (marr ied i n 1872 t o become Anna Lindsay and h e r p a r e n t s , Alexander Colquhoun

P S t i r l i n g Murray Dunlop and E l i z a Es ther Murray Dunlop.

1861 - Newspaper c u t t i n g s , t e s t imon ia l s , c e r t - 1914, i f i c a t e s , addresses , mainly r e l a t i n g t o undated. t he Rev. T.M. Lindsay and t h e Glasgow

Free Church College,

With, ( i) wedding announcement, T .M. Lindsay and Anna Dunlop, 8 Oct. 1872.

Diary, Anna Dunlop ( l a t e r ~ i n d s a y ) , kept d a i l y .

1864 - 1 865, undated.

I 864 - 3 895, undated.

22. [ I 865 or l a t e r . ]

1865 - 1 877 , undated.

I866 - 1903 , undated.

C e r t i f i c a t e s and r ece ip t s r e l a t i n g t o the death of the Rev. Alexander Lindsay of Peffermil l House Liberton, (~homas Y. Lindsay's f a t h e r j , and l e t t e r t o Mrs Susan Lindsay from her son Thomas M. Lindsay.

Ar t ic les , speeches, notes (approx. 25), by Anna Lindsay, mainly r e l a t i n g t o the employment and education of women and women fore ign missionaries.

With, ( i ) l e t t e r , t o Prof. T.M. Lindsay from members of the Glasgow Association f o r the Higher Education of Women, conveying t h e i r thanks f o r l ec tu res given.

( ii) notes ( incomplete, approx. 39pp. and cards ) , by Anna Lindsay.

Eysay, the use of the Greek accent, 7Upp., ( ? ) by Alexander Dunlop ( ~ n n a ' s brother) .

Le t te r s (37 , t o Anna Dunlop ( l a t e r Mrs Lindsay , from Maggie, Mary, Nance and Hannah Sumner. (some incompaete).

Ferguson Scholarship Ce r t i f i c a t e , Thomas h4. Lindsay, I 866, and Free Church of Scotland Examination Board Ce r t i f i c a t e , 1 869.

With, (i) 'Thomas A\ Kempis and the Imitat ion of Chr i s t ' . (10pp.).

( i i ) 'L i fe i n a Medieval c a s t l e i n the 12th - 13th Centuries ' . ( I ~ P P . ) .

( i i i ) 'From a Castle Window (an old Tuscan love legend ) ' . ( l l pp . , 2 copies) .

( i v ) 'Extracts from the Bacchae of Euripides ' . (2pp.).

( v ) gal ley proof, 'Family and popular r e l i g ion i n Germany on the eve of the reformation', from The London Quar te r ly Review, Oct . 1903. (Incomplete, 2 sheets only).

( v i ) l e t t e r , from Thomas Td. Lindsay, i n India, t o h i s wife Anna (nee Dunlop), 9 June 1889.

( v i i ) 'our Free Church Guild', Anna Lindsay. (2pp. )

1867 - Letters , cop l e t t e r s and postcards 1900, ( approx. 807, c i rcu la rs , p ro tes t s , news- undated. paper cut t ings , mainly re la t ing t o Prof.

Robert son Smith' s supposed heresy, and t o other matters including Thomas M. Lindsay's appointment as Professor of Church History i n the Glasgow College (1872); and an Icelandic Bible, correspondents include Alex Beith, Benjamin Bel l , W.S. Blackie, D r Bruce,c 3 Delitsch, John Erskine, John F. Ewing, William Ferguson, J.A. Hja l ta l in , Thomas M. Lindsay,C M'Candlish, Alexander Miller, J.B. Mirrlees, D r Rainy, William Robertson-Smith, Prof.[Ueberweg]. (some ~e rman) .

With, ( 5 ) sheets of signatures (5) , each with printed heading 'Protes t against decision of Free Church General Assembly of 1881 i n the case of Professor W.R. Smith',

( i i ) m s . layout of one of the above, ( i n the hand of TOM. ~ i n d s a y ) .

( i i i ) memorandum, r e l a t ing t o the protes t .

( i v ) m s . sheets ( 3 ) , l is ts of names,

(v) c i rcu la r , outl ining the Robertson Smith case (pr inted, imperfect).

( v i ) 'Resolutions and Committee of Office Bearers i n Edinburgh', 7 Jan. 1881 .

( v i i ) m s . notes, (approx. 40pp.), 1 r e l a t ing t o 'appeal1, reasons

of d i s sen t ' , and protests .

( v i i i ) newspaper cutt ings.

( i x ) m s . (by T.M. ~ i n d s a y ) 'Report t o ~s sembr ly ] 1 841 ' , ( 3pp. ) .

(x) m s . blank verse, begining 'If dead, we cease t o be;. . . ' , by Coleridge, not a holograph

( x i ) cut t ing from French ma~azine, picture e n t i t l e d 'La ~ e d e c i n e ' .

1868 - Let t e r s (25, one incomplete, 14 envelop- 1870, e s ) , t o Anna Dunlop together with 42 undated. envelopes addressed by Anna Dunlop t o

her f a t h e r Alexander Murray Dunlop ( severa l mutilated by the removal of

the stamps). Correspondents include Olivia Ashe, J e s s i e S. Baxter, Mary E. Baxter, [ W.E.) Baxter, Jane Cadell, J e s s i e E. Cadell, Alexander Murray Dunlop, E l iza E. Murray Dunlop, John M. Dunlop, El iza Gi l les i e , Helen Keyden, Anne Lawrence, F.[M. 4 Maitland, John B. Wheeler, Emmie [ ? ] , ~ a r y [ ? ] , Nance [ ? 7 .

1868 - Let te rs ( 5 5 ) , t o Thomas Martin Lindsay 1872 , and h i s wife Anna, and test imonials (35 ) , undated. r e l a t i n g t o Thomas M. ~ i n d s a y ' s e lec t ion

t o the cha i r of Theology and Church History i n the Glasgow College. Corres- pondents include Mar [garet C , Bell , a John Csird, C.A. Cavan, A. . S t i r l i n g Murray Dunlop, E. Murray Dunlop, Pa t r ick Fairbairn , James W. usb band,[ ? 1 Lindsay, Helen J. Mure, ~ i l i s a m ~ i l g o n .

1868 - Cer t i f i ca t e s , gained by Anna Dunlop, 1 s t . 1 898 , prize i n experimental physics, 1868-69; undated. mental philosophy, 1869-70.

With, ( i ) notice of a Shaw lec ture , by T.M. Lindsay, on W i l l i a m of Occam, 22 Nov. 1873.

( i i ) l e t t e r t o the g i r l s of the Park School, Glasgow, from Anna Lindsay, Nov. 1889.

( i i i ) notes of T.M. Lindsay and Anna Lindsay r e l a t i ng t o re l ig ious issues , g i r l s ' f r i end ly soc ie t ies , and the education of women.

( i v ) obituary not ice, Mrs M 'Kendrick, died 18 Nov. 1898.

Passports (2), the Rev. Thomas Martin Lindsay.

Macmillan's Magazine, No. 132, Oct. 1870, a r t i c l e by Thomas M. Lindsay, 'What John Knox did f o r Scotch education'.

@. 18701 Ar t ic le , 'Old Scotch Student Life 1370, 1470, 15701, m s . a t t r i bu t ed t o T.M. Lindsay, ( 49pp. ) . With, ( i ) notes (4pp.), on the Bible.

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Diary, the Rev. Thomas Martin Lindsay.

Le t t e r s ( I 03), mainly between Thomas M. Lindsay and Anna Dunlop including T.M. Lindsay's proposal of marriage. Besides Anna Dunlop, correspondents include Alexander Dunlop, Mrs E.E. Murray Dunlop, Margaret Lindsay and Mrs Susan Lindsay.

1871 - Let te rs (approx. loo) , mainly between 1 873 Anna Dunlop and Thomas M. Lindsay, undated. mainly r e l a t ing t o higher education

f o r women; an essay society; congrat- ula t ions on the engagement of Anna Dunlop and Thomas M. Lindsay; wedding presents and arrangements. Correspondents include Ben jamin Bel l , Frances Cadell, Jean Morison Campbell, C h a ~ l o t t e Carmichael, Ann Dundas, Adele B. Dunlop, El iza Gillespie, Thomas Harvey, Mary Kerr, Margaret M. Lindsay, Mrs Susan Lindsay, J e s s i e Moody Stuar t , James Sumne r . With, ( i ) notes and c i rcu lar , re la t ing

t o the Ladies' Educational Association.

1871 - Let te rs and copy l e t t e r ( a~prox . 60), 1 874 , including a number re la t ing t o the undated. b i r t h of Esther Lindsay, 4 Aug. 1873.

Correspondents include Margaret Colquhoun Bell (Anna's s i s t e r ) , J e s s i e E. Cadell, Helen Cathcart, Cfaudine S t i r l i n g Dunlop ( ~ l e x . Dunlops wife), Mrs E.E. Murray Dunlop, Anna Lindsay

(n6e ~ u n l o p ) , Lizzy I.D. Lindsay (wife of Wallace ~ i n d s a y ) , Maggie Lindsay, Mrs Susan Lindsay, Thomas M. Lindsay, Helen Story.

With, ( i) verse, 'Impromtu t o Miss Lindsay I 873 ' .

( ii) photograph, b i r t h s column, The Times, 7 Aug. 1873.

Le t te rs and copy l e t t e r (66) , mainlf between Anna Dunlop and Thomas M. Lindsay. Correspondents include a l e x ] S t i r l i n g Murray Dunlop, Eliza Esther Murray Dunlop, Mrs Susan Lindsay.

With, ( i ) verse, 'oh that I had wings l i ke a dove' , i n the hand of Anna Dunlop.

1872, undated.

1872 - 1 874, undated.

1873 - 1878, undated.

undated.

1874 - 1894, undated.

1877 - 1886, undated.

Le t t e r s (113, one incomplete), and a telegram, mainly between Thomas M. Lindsay and Anna Dunlop, r e l a t i n g t o Thomas M. Lindsay and the chair of Church History i n the Glasgow College; and t o wedding arrangements. Correspond- en t s include Mrs E.E. Murray Dunlop, Margaret Dunlop and Mrs Susan Lindsay.

With, ( i ) newspaper cu t t ing (nod . ) , l i s t of Sabbath services and the o f f i c i a t i n g ministers (T.M. Lindsay included).

Le t t e r s (approx. 90), mainly between Thomas M. Lindsay and h i s wife Anna Lindsay, but including a l e t t e r t o T.M. Lindsay from C. S t i r l i n g Dunlop ( cha r lo t t e Claudine Georgina, wife of ~ l e x . ) c. 1874, r e l a t i n g t o the death of ~ n n a ' s brother Alex.

Le t t e r s (72) , many from Mrs E.E. Murray Dunlop on the Continent t o her daughter Anna Lindsay, but including l e t t e r s t o or from C ~ l i z a ] Alice Dunlop, John Ewing, David Kin[nelt], 'Esset ' s st her) Lindsay, Lizzy I.D. Lindsay, Mrs Susan Lindsay, Thomas M. Lindsay, Beatr ice ] P. McLaren.

Le t t e r s and cards (approx. 140), t o Mrs Susan Lindsay mainly from Anna Lindsay, but including Thomas M. Lindsay, Esther , ' Sandy' ( ~ l e x a n d e r ) , Margaret B e l l (n6e ~ u n l o p ) and Mrs El iza Esther Murray Dunlop.

Le t te r s , a arliamentary b i l l , memoranda and papers rapprox. 40 i tems), r e l a t i n g t o the Glasgow Association f o r the Higher Education of Women, l a t e r ( I 883) Queen Margaret College, educational endowments, and the Muirhead Trust , together with material r e l a t i n g t o the Edinburgh Ladies' Educational Association and School f o r Medical Students; St . Andrew's University medical facu l ty ; and the Aberdeen Ladies' Educational Assoc- i a t ion.

Le t t e r s and postcards, with notes (74 items, some incomplete), including a l e t t e r from Thomas M. Lindsay t o the Executive Council of the Queen Margaret College, concerning the Glasgow Associat- ion f o r the Higher Education of Women, and Queen Margaret College. Correspond-

-ents include Edward Caird, John Caird, [? ]Campbell, Charlot te Carmichael, Miss J . A . S. Galloway, K . Gibson, E . Hamilton, Henry Jones, Anna Lindsay, Marion ~ockh[a r t ] , [ ? IMacArthur, James Mitchel l , Caroline Robertson, J. Veitch.

1877 - Le t t e r s ( 18 ) , a r t i c l e s , newspaper cut- 1902, t i ngs , notes, mainly concerning the undated. Sco t t i sh Women's Libera l Federation.

Correspondents include Marion Blackie, Jane Campbell, J. I: Keith), [ J . M . ~o r imer ] John G. McKendrick, Louisa Stevenson, A. Lang Todd, Sohn Young.

With, ( i ) a r t i c l e , South African women and chi ldren d i s t r e s s fund.

(ii) repo r t , business committee, Universi ty of Glasgow, general council .

( i i i ) newspaper cu t t i ngs , r e l a t i n g t o the Sco t t i sh women's L ibera l Federation.

1877 - Le t t e r s , copy l e t t e r s and d r a f t s (approx 1905 40), together with accounts and other undated. mate r ia l , r e l a t i n g t o higher education

f o r women. Correspondents include Pe te r Alexander, Jane Arthur, C ? 1 Caird, El izabeth Douglas, Jane t A. Galloway, Margaret M. Houldsworth, Anna Lindsay, Thomas M. Lindsay, [ ? ]Nicholson, G.H. Putnam, Mrs Stopes, J. Veitch, [? 1 Young.

1877 - L e t t e r s (22) , papers and repor t s concern-. 1906, ing Anna and T.M. ~ i n d s a y ' s p o l i t i c a l undated. and soc i a l work. Correspondents include

Ishbel Aberdeen, A. Ballantyne, Marion B. Blackie, J . A . Galloway, M.S. Hamilton, Anna Lindsay, Thomas M. Lindsay, Mrs Martin, I s abe l l a S. Prent ice , Mary A. Reid, M . M . Taylor, Teresa F. Wilson.

Accounts and ex t r ac t s from accounts (approx. 60pp.), Lovedale I n s t i t u t i o n G i r l ' s School.

c. 1879 - Notes f o r speeches ( 3 ) , ( ? ) Anna Lindsay, 1891, a t women's meetings. undated.

1879 - L e t t e r s and postcards (12) , together 1905 with, i nv i t a t i ons and other material

mainly r e l a t i n g t o A.D. Lindsay and University College Oxford.

1881 - Let te r s (approx. Ioo), mainly between 1883, T.M. Lindsay and Anna Lindsay. undated.

With, ( i ) ch i l d ' s l e t t e r [? Susie Lindsay t o Mrs E.E. Murray ~ u n l o p ] .

1884 - 1 886, undated.

C18201- 1884 - 1896

C -1 9307, undated.

1884 - 1 908, undated .

Cartoon, from The Bai l i e , 1 Mar. 1882, apparently used a s a wrapper (wr i t t en i n T.M. Lindsay's hand 'Miscellaneous correspondence & papers ' ) .

Scrapbooks ( 2 ) , containing material col lec ted on Thomas M. and Anna Lindsay's European tour , and some l e t t e r s from T.M. Lindsay and Anna Lindsay t o t h e i r children, Esther,Susie, ' sandy' (A.D. ~ i n d s a y ) , James Hamilton and to Mrs El iza Murray Dunlop (Anna's mother).

Character s tudies , T.M. Lindsay and Anna Lindsay, from an analys is of t h e i r handwr i t ing .

Le t t e r s ( a p ~ r o x . 80) , mainly between Thomas M. and Anna Lindsay, but a l so including John Burt, W. Clow, E.E. Murray Dunlop, Robert Graham, (7) Arch kibald] Henderson, Lord Napier .

Le t t e r s copy l e t t e r s , a r t i c l e s and papers (30 i tems), r e l a t i n g t o the care and help of g i r l s and women. Correspond- en t s include the Countess of Aberdeen, M.B. Blackie, M r Gernrnell, A.M. asto tone] Graham, Anna Lindsay, James McFarlane, Mrs ~ [ i r l e e s ] , M.H. Mitchell, Mrs Jane Russel l , Dora Taylor, Mary White.

Notebooks newspaper cu t t ings , a r t i c l e s , notes, ( ? I by Thomas M. Lindsay, r e l a t - ing t o church h i s to ry and theology.

Le t t e r s ( a ~ p r o x . 40) , from Anna Lindsay (abroad) t o her family.

With, ( i ) scrapbook, Anna Lindsay, 1885.

( i i ) photographs.

( i i i ) hotel b i l l s , menu card, note.

1885 - 1 889 , undated.

I886 - -1 902, undated.

1887 - 1890 undated.

1887 - 1897, undated,

( i v ) a r t i c l e , 'Not i n Baedeker' , ( ? ) Anna Lindsay.

Le t te rs ( l o ) , t o Mrs Anna Lindsay from Sophy Sturge, Emily Janes, and E l l i c e Hopkins, r e l a t ing t o basket-making i n Ireland, and family health.

Let ters , cop l e t t e r s and postcards ( approx. 200Y, mainly be tween Anna Lindsay and Lady Mary Murray, mainly r e l a t ing t o the Scot t ish women' s Liberal Federation and trade unions. Correspondents include Lady Aberdeen, Lady Car l i s le , Esther Lindsay, Professor Gilbert Murray.

Journal, Anna Lindsay, v i s i t with her husband TOM. Lindsay t o the Continent, Austria.

With, ( i ) pressed wild flowers.

( i i ) photographs, ( 2 ) .

( i i i ) railway timetable.

( i v ) advertisement and inf'ormation about a Spa i n Austria.

( v ) hotel b i l l s (4).

( v i ) l e t t e r t o 'Sandy' (A.D. ~ i n d s a y ) from h i s mother, Anna, 23 Aug. 1 887,

Le t te rs (approx. loo) , and a telegram, mainly between Thomas M. Lindsay and h i s wife Anna, but including s ix l e t t e r s t o Anna, three l e t t e r s from her mother, E.E. Murray Dunlop, and three l e t t e r s from her daughters, Susie and Esther.

With, ( i ) newspaper cutt ing, 'Foreign missionary addresses and charges to seven young mission- a r i e s ' ,

( i i ) photographs ( 2 ) , T.M. Lindsay and unidentif ied,

Le t te rs (47) , mainly from Anna Lindsay t o her mother, Mrs E.E. Murray Dunlop ( one incomplete ) , including l e t t e r s r e l a t ing t o the i l l n e s s and death of Mrs Susan Lindsay. Correspondents

include [~lement ina] ~ l a c k , c ? 1 Eddy, Esther Lindsay, Thomas M. Lindsay, James McQueen, I: ? ] Miller.

With, ( i ) contribution card, The Women's Sick, Funeral and Trade Prot- ec t ive Federation of Qlasgow, 1888-89 .

( i i ) newspaper cut t ings ( 2 ) .

( i i i ) a r t i c l e , 'Trades Unions f o r Working women', by Mrs Lindsay, read Liverpool, 1891 .

1887 - Let te rs and postcards (approx. 30), some 1 908, r e l a t i ng t o Anna Lindsay's t r i p t o India 1915, on S.S. Nubia, f o r the marriage of her undated. daughter, Esther t o W.G. Alcock. Corres-

pondents include Benjamin Bel l (Anna' s brother-in-law), Mrs E.E. Murray Dunlop, Margaret M. Jones (7 T.M. Lindsay's s i s t e r ) Tom Martin Jones, Eugene Koch (~e rman j , Elizabeth I. Lindsay, Susie Lindsay, Thomas M. Lindsay, W.M. Lindsay (wallace), Helen E, Mirrlees.

With, ( i ) l e t t e r t o 'Sandy' (A.D. ~ i n d s a y : from H.C. Meyrick, 'somewhere near Belgium', 12 June, 1915.

( i i ) l e t t e r ( l a s t page only), from Mrs E.E. Murray Dunlop, (n.d.).

( i i i ) l e t t e r t o T.M. Lindsay from G.N. Putnam, 24 May, 1904.

Le t te r s (approx. 6 0 ) , t o Thomas M. Lindsay, on h i s way t o , and i n India on missionary business, mainly from h i s wife Anna, r e l a t i ng t o the b i r t h and progress of t h e i r son Tom. Five l e t t e r s are from Mrs El iza Esther Murray Dunlop, and Johnston Macfie.

1888 - Let ters , copy l e t t e r s and a telegram 1889, (approx. 140 items), mainly from Thomas undated. M, Lindsay a s Convenor of the Free

Church Foreign Missions Committee, i n India, but including l e t t e r s from Anna Lindsay, t h e i r children Susie, Esther, 'Sandy' (A.D. ~ i n d s a y ) , and ' ~ i m ' ( ~ a m e s Hamilton ~ i n d s a y ) , [ 2 ] Cooper, Mrs Keith Falconer, W.R.W. Qardner, A.P. Howell, Ameer Hussan, D O Mackuehan, Mr Mitchell, N. Sheshadri, J. Small, D r Smith, Col. Young.

With, ( i ) repor t , on the ' Ja lna Mission School', by T.M. Lindsay.

( i i ) notes (5pp.), mainly r e l a t i n g t o D r ~ h e s h a d r i ' s f i nanc ia l a f f a i r s .

( i i i ) photographic copy, b i r t h announcement of Tom Lindsay, born 17 Sept . 1888, i n a Times, I9 Sept. 1888.

( i v ) rece ip t , f o r a telegram ( ~ u r k i s see l e t t e r dated I1 Dec. 1888).

( v ) postage stamp ( ~ u r k i s h , see l e t t e r dated 11 Dec. 1888).

( v i ) envelope addressed t o Mrs Lindsay from T.M. Lindsay i n India, Aug. and Sept. 1889, with two postage stamps.

( v i i ) verses, i n the hand of T. M. Lindsay.

( v i i i ) l i s t s (2), place-names, 23 Dec. 1888.

3888 - Let t e r s and postcards (8) , t o Mrs Anna 1 890 , Lindsay re la t ing t o women i n prisons, undated. from Mary Kerr, Johan McLeod, ROW.

Cochran Patrick of the 'off ice of the Sec3retary f o r Scotland', Mrs M. White.

~ e t t e r s ( 3 ) , reports , membership cards, newspaper cutt ings, l e a f l e t s , r e l a t ing t o 'The Onward and Upward Association' ( ~ o r m e r l y Haddo House Young women's Improvement ~ s s o c i a t i o n ) , and the 'Scott- i s h Mother's Union'.

Le t te rs (approx. go), mainly t o Pr incipal T.M. Lindsay from h i s daughter Esther Alcock, including many from India. Correspondents a lso include Wilfred Alcock (son-in-law), Mrs Anna Lindsay, Esther Lindsay ( l a t e r ~ l c o c k ) , and 'Sandy' (A.D. ~ i n d s a y ) .

1888 - Let te rs and cards (31) , mainly t o Mrs 1914, Lindsay, mainly r e l a t ing t o the b i r t h undated. of her son Tom. Correspondents include

Sophia J [ ? 1 B[I] a lee , Margaret Jones, Alick Lindsay (her brother-in-law i n ~ n d i a ) , Walter S.B. McLaren, H.E. Mirrlees, Lil iran] J. Muirhead, Jane R. Smith.

With, ( i ) memorial card f o r William Alexander Beith (d. 12 June, I 889).

1 889, Le t te r s ( 3 ) , t o Mrs A. Lindsay from undated. [? J . M . ~ e l v i l l e l , Jane Chr i s t i e and

[? A.G. Young].

1889, undated

With, ( i ) copy telegram from Bombay t o the Dyer brothers, from Alfred S . Dyer, ed i to r of the 'Bombay Guardian'.

( i i ) announcement, marriage i n Bombay I 4 Mar. 1889, Herbert Musgrave Phipson and Edith Pechey. Printed.

( i i i ) sermon, 'Burden Bearing' del- ivered i n the Mission Church of the Free Church of Scotland, Poona, by Prof. Lindsay, 49 Sept. 1889.

Le t te r s ( 2 ) , pamphlet and paper r e l a t i n g t o the union of the Free Church and the United Presbyterian Church, and t o the Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Free and United Presbyterian Churches.

1889 - Let te rs and papers (approx. 83 i tems), 1898, of Anna Lindsay's, r e l a t i n g t o women's undated. t rades, including shop ass i s tan ts , m i l l

and fac tory workers, and laundry workers.

1889 - Let te rs (approx. 175, some imperfect), 1905, mainly r e l a t i n g t o family a f f a i r s , undated . including many wr i t t en 1904-05 t o Esther,

i n India. Correspondents include L.G. Alexander, E. Caird, Mrs E.E. Murray Dunlop, Jenty Johnson, Ann: LindTa Thomas M. Lindsay, Susie, Sandy r i . ~ . ~ i n d s a y ) , ' J i m ' ( ~ a m e s Hamilton ~ i n d s a y ) , Esther and Tom Lindsay, [G.] Smith, W.T. Stead, f ~ l r i c a [ ~ t o r r ] .

With, ( i ) l e t t e r ( ? duplicated), t o the G i r l s of Park School from Anna Lindsay, Nov. I 889, ( ref erred t o on p. 12 of Lady Scot t ' s biography of A.D. ~ i n d s a y ) .

( i i ) diagram of Scot t i sh Presbyterian Church History. Printed.

( i i i ) envelope, containing lock of Anna's h a i r , 1903.

Le t te r s and postcards (76) , from Susan t o her parents, (mainly t o her

f a the r ; and one t o T.M. Lindsay from Lindsay Maurice Powicke ( ~ u s i e ' s husband).

I 890, undated.

I891 - 1 895 , undated.

I891 - 1895, undated.

1891 - 1898, undated.

Le t t e r t o Mrs [ A J Lindsay, and poems ( 2 ) , i n memory of Miss Janie S. Mitchell drowned a t North Berwick, 15 Ju ly 1890.

With, ( i ) short s tory, 'Bobbie', by Jane Mitchell.

The India Mission of the Free Church of Scotland beinn Rewort of the Deputies t o India i n 1888-9r.lOpinion of the

b 4

Missionaries i n 1890 and Minute of the Foreign Missions Committee. (Edinburgh Press, 1891).

Le t te r s and postcards (approx. 113), between Anna Lindsay and Thomas M. Lindsay.

With, ( i ) l e t t e r t o [ ? 1 from Anna Lindsay, r e l a t i ng t o the women' s Franchise League.

( i i ) postcard, t o Susie Lindsay from her fa ther , T.M. Lindsay, i n Switzerland.

( i i i ) postcard t o Anna Lindsay from her son 'sandy1 (A.D. ~ i n d s a y ) , i n Switzerland, and two l e t t e r s , 1892.

( i v ) l e t t e r t o 'Sandy' (A.D. Lindsa3 from Anna Lindsay.

(v) l e t t e r s (4), t o Anna Lindsay from her daughter Susie, 1692, 1895.

Le t te r s and a postcard (80 i tems), between Anna Lindsay, T.M. Lindsay and t h e i r children, Esther Susie, 'Sandy1 (A.D. ~ i n d s a y ) , ' J i m t (~arnes ~ a m i l t o n ) , and Tom, including l e t t e r s sent during 1892, when M r and Mrs Lindsay were on a tour of Canada and America.

With, ( i ) l e t t e r t o Mrs Lindsay from Jen ty Johnson, 14 Aug. [I 8927.

Le t te r s and copy l e t t e r s (79) , from Thomas M. Lindsay, as Convenor on the Foreign Missions Committee, t o mission- a r i e s including M r Andrew,Mr Hunter, M r MacCulloch, M r Millar , D r Mowat, Mr Reid, M r Ross, M r Scott , Mrs Scot t , M r Stewart, D r Walker, M r young, together with correspondence exchanged with the Department of Public Education, Cape Town.

1891 - 1902 , undated.

1892 - 1893, undated.

With, ( i ) resolut ion, r e l a t i ng t o the Union of South African Churches, n.d.

( i i ) ' ~ i v i n g s t o n i a . Accounts. 1891 - 2' , summaries of same, 1897-98, notes and memoranda.

Le t te r s and copy l e t t e r s (20) , r e l a t i ng t o the Scot t i sh Women's Liberal Federat- ion. Correspondents include Lady Aberdeen, Miss Falconer, Anna Lindsay, Lady Helen Munro-Ferguson, Lady Travelyan, H. Easton Waddel, Katherine Waddel. (some incomplete ) . With, ( i ) notes (approx. l3pp. ) , r e l a t i n g

t o the action of the President of the Scot t ish women's Liberal Federation, 5 May 1902.

Let ters ( 4 ) , r e l a t i ng t o the Women's Protective and Provident League and the Labour Commission. Correspondents include [ ~ e o f f r e y ] Drage, Margaret H. Irwin, Mrs [AJ Lindsay.

With, ( i ) notes ( i ) 'Meeting of Sub-Comm- i t t e e ! 26 act . I 893.

( i i ) 'Deletions from Miss Irwin' s Report ' .

Le t t e r s ( 1 1 ) ~ t o Mrs Lindsay r e l a t i n g t o the Women s Liberal Federation and Women's Suffrage. Correspondents include Alice Balfour, E l iza S. Kirkland, Walter ~ s J B. McLaren.

With, ( i ) c i rcu la r l e t t e r s (2) , from the Executive Committee of the Women' s Liberal Federation, and Rosalind Ca r l i s l e , President of the W.L.F., 8 Feb. 1895.

( i i ) memorandum, from Rosalind Ca r l i s l e , 11 June 1894.

( i i i ) m s . note, the Committee of the W.L.F. expressing r eg re t s a t the retirement of Lord R [osebery] from the Leadership of the Liberal party,

( i v ) 'Result of canvas of Scotch Liberal MOP, ' s by Lady Helen Munro-Ferguson and M r John Wilson on Feb. 2 1 897 ' .

( v ) envelope, addressed t o Miss Barrton] , Dalblane Road, [ A Y ~ 1.

1892 - 1903, undated.

I895 , undated.

1895 - 1 897 , undated.

Le t t e r s (approx. 8 5 ) , r e l a t i n g t o family a f f a i r s , A.D. Lindsay and Oxford. Cor- respondents include A.D. Lindsay, Thomas M . Lindsay ( f a t h e r ) , Anna Lindsay (mother), Es ther Alcock (A.D. ~ i n d s a y ' s e lde s t s i s t e r ) , Susie ( s i s t e r ) , ' J i m ' (James Hamilton Lindsay, b ro the r ) .

With, ( i ) a r t i c l e s ( 2 ) , 'Supporting home indus t r i e s , i s i t e t h i c a l l y j u s t i f i a b l e ? ' 'Oxford Ido l s , no. C C I X ' 25 Jan. 1902 (about A.D. Lindsay's background, a t t h i s time President of the union) .

number 58, 4 t h s e r i e s , a r t i c l e 'Prof-

of Sc r i t u r e ' by Thomas M. Lindsay. (Incomplete 7 .

Review, by Rev. Thomas M. Lindsay, of The Univers i t i e s of Europe i n the Middle Ages, Hast ings Rashdall . (Incomplete).

L e t t e r s ( 8 ) , t o Mrs Lindsay, r e l a t i n g t o the Church i n Scotland, pa r t i cu l a r l y the re-union of the Presbyterians. Cor- respondents include Helen Be l l , L.M. Harvie, Mrs MacEwen, El izabeth Mathews, Grace OverCton], Mrs Paton, E l l en S inc l a i r .

With, ( i ) l i s t s (4), r e l a t i n g t o meetings of the Council of the Presby- t e r i a n Church and the Women's Missionary Associat ion of the Presbyterian Church of Scotland.

( i i ) pamphlet, 'Union of the Presby- t e r i a n Churches versus the Laymans League', W.G. Blaikie .

( i i i ) press cu t t i ng 'The H i l l Sermon. A Sketch from Yarrow', by John S tuar t Blackie; and l e t t e r t o D r Lindsay from [ ~ o h n s.] Blackie, 17 Apri l .

Papers ( 11 ) , r e l a t i n g t o the Sco t t i sh Trades' Union Congress, the National Federal Council of Scotland f o r women's Trades, and the Sco t t i sh Trades and Labour Federat ion.

With, ( i ) l e t t e r , t o 14rs Lindsay from Margaret H. Irwin, wr i t ten on headed paper 'National Federal Council o f Scotland f o r ~ornen's Trades ' . n.d.

1895 - 1899 , undated .

1896 - 1898, undated.

I896 - I 899, undated.

1 897 , undated.

Le t t e r s and copy l e t t e r s (approx. 1 0 0 ) ~ from T.M. Lindsay, r e l a t i ng t o missions and missionaries i n India and Africa. Correspondents include D r Blackie, G. Glover, D r Hector, D r MacNichol, M r Moffat, D r Mowat, Lord Overtoun, Prof. Robertson, M r Ross, Miss de Sel incour t , D r George Smith, Rev. W. Stevenson, M r Stewart, M r Torrance.

With, ( i ) 'Reply from the reunion conference a t Grindelwald t o the apostol ic l e t t e r of Pope Leo X I 1 1 t o the English people'.

( i i ) ' A Martyr people' ( ~ r m e n i a ) , 1895.

( i i i ) 'Armenia a c a l l t o Prayer ' , ('? 1896).

Le t te r s and postcards (approx. I I 0 ) , exchanged between Thomas M. Lindsay and h i s wife Anna.

With, ( i ) l e t t e r , t o Mrs CE.E . ~ u r r a y ] Dunlop from T.M. Lindsay.

( i i ) postcard, t o Master Tom Lindsay from h i s s i s t e r Ers ther I.] Lrindsay] i n I t a l y .

Le t te r s ( a ~ p r o x . 110) between Anna, Thomas M . , Susie, 'sandy' (A.D. ~ i n d s a y ) , ' J i m ' ( ~ a m e s Hamilton ~ i n d s a y ) , and W.M. Lindsay ( ? wallace), and El iza Esther Murray Dunlop.

With, ( i ) l e t t e r t o c ? Anna ~ i n d s a ~ ] from El iza Wigham.

( i i ) note ( i n the hand of T.M. ~ i n d s a y ) of f a r e s from Glasgow to Tr ies te .

Le t t e r s ( 5 ) , t o Anna and Thomas L!. Lindsay from Vv.Ivf. Lindsay ( ? Wallace, Thomas M. ~ i n d s a y ' s b ro ther ) , r e l a t i ng t o 'Sandy' (A.D. ~ i n d s a ~ ) , h i s progress and scholarships f o r Ba l l i o l .

Le t t e r s ( 7 ) , to Mrs Lindsay, r e l a t i ng t o the B r i t i s h Army i n India, i t s morals and health. Correspondents include Sarah M. Amos, J e s s i e IT.] Grieg, A.M. MacPhail, Mary Murray, Henry J. Wilson.

With, ( i ) 'A p ro t e s t ' , March 1897.

1897 - I902 9

undated.

( i i ) memorandum, issued by the B r i t i s h Committee of the Feder- a t ion f o r the Abolition of the S t a t e Regulation of Vice.

( i i i ) 'The Scourge of the Army'.

( i v ) c i r cu l a r l e t t e r , by G.Armstrong Bennetts.

( v ) 'Memorial t o the most nob;e the Marquess of Salisbury . (From Joslsphine E. But ler , on behalf of the Executive Comm- i t t e e of the ~ a d i e s ' National Association f o r the Abolition of S ta te Regulation of v i c e ) .

( v i ) pamphlet, interview on the new heal th r u l e s f o r the Army i n India , with Archdeacon Wilson, 26 J u l y 1897.

( v i i ) 'Reply t o Lady Henry Somerset's scheme f o r dealing with disease i n the Indian Cantonments...'.

( v i i i ) 'B r i t i sh Soldiers i n India: i n r e l a t i on t o t h e i r morals and hea l th ' , Alfred S. Dyer.

( i x ) 'S ta te Sanction of Vice'.

( x ) 'The Shield ' , o f f i c i a l organ of the B r i t i s h Committee of the Federation f o r the Abolition of S t a t e Regulation of Vice, Vol. I , No. 11.

( x i ) d r a f t memorial, t o b r d George Hamilton, Secretary of' S ta te f o r India.

Le t t e r s ( 8 ) , r e l a t i n g t o the problem of homework f o r chi ldren and adul ts . Corr- espondents include A. Ballantyne, Margaret Irwin, Anna Lindsay, Thomas M. Lindsay.

With, ( i ) press cu t t ings , 1898.

( i i ) memorandum, Women's Indus t r ia l Council, 1898.

( i i i ) copy resolut ion, on school attendance.

( i v ) questionnaire, inquiry in to homework by Glasgow Council f o r Women's Trades.

( v ) resolut ions , conference on homework by women's Indust r ia l Council, 1898.

L e t t e r s ( 3 ) , t o Susie Lindsay from h e r mother Anna Lindsay, from the Continent.

1898, ( 1 ) Lectures ( 8 ) , on theology, by ( ? 1900) Thomas M. Lindsay.

1898 - 1900, undated.

I898 - 1902 undated.

I899 , undated.

Newspaper c u t t i n g s ( 2 7 ) , r e l a t i n g t o the Church, t he causes of the Boer War, the Rev. Thomas M. Lindsay, the S c o t t i s h Women's L ibe ra l Federat ion, Mrs ~ i n d s a y ' s v i s i t t o Women's Colleges i n America, women workers, malar ia i n c e n t r a l Afr ica , St . ~ l b a n ' s Church, Holborn, inquiry i n t o dangerous t r a d e s i n Edinburgh, presenta t ion t o a M r Duncan Campbell, George Burre t , t he Kowloon dis turbances, the Basle express accident , West Indian rec ipe f o r 'Banana Cream', and 'A novel evening c o a t ' , advertisement f o r paper pa t te rn .

L e t t e r s ( 1 6 ) , mainly from Anna Lindsay t o he r ch i ldren , and from Wilfred Alcock t o Mrs E l i z a E. Murray Dunlop, o t h e r correspondents include Susie and 'Sandy' (A.D. ~ i n d s a y ) .

L e t t e r s ( 3 ) , between Susie Lindsay and he r mother Anna ( t r a v e l l i n g t o Ind ia with he r daughter, Es ther , f o r he r marriage t o W.G. Alcock).

L e t t e r s ( l o ) , t o Mrs A . Lindsay and one t o Miss Lindsay, r e l a t i n g t o Mrs Lindsay 's r e s igna t ion from the post of Chairwoman of the S c o t t i s h women' s L ibe ra l Feder- a t ion , on t h e grounds of ill heal th . Correspondents include id. Cunningham, Helen Munro Ferguson, I[sobel] Carland Martin, Ada Lang Todd, Alice Younger.

L e t t e r s and pa r t of a l e t t e r (47 i tems) , t o Anna Lindsay, from he r daughters Esther and Susie , together with a l e t t e r t o Es ther from Susie , and a l e t t e r t o 'Ploosh' ( ~ a m e s Hamilton ~ i n d s a y ) from Susie.

L e t t e r s ( 5 ) , t o T.M. Lindsay from George Da lz i e l of Tods, Murray and Jamieson, s o l i c i t o r s , r e l a t i n g t o t h e e s t a t e of Mrs Colquhoun S t i r l i n g , t h e marriage t r u s t of Mrs Murray Dunlop, and t h e

es ta te and marriage t ru s t of Anna Lindsay.

With, ( i ) note, value of investments, 8 Aug. 1899, fo r securing Mrs Colquhoun S t i r l i n g ' s annuity of' $300, and surplus funds a r i s ing from investments.

( ii) memorandum, on the marriage t r u s t of Mrs Murray Dunlop 2 4 Aug. 1899.

( i i i ) table of rents , Corsock e s t a t e , 1778, 1850, 1863.

( i v ) statement, c ap i t a l i n the hands of the trustees.

[?early Galley proofs, ' the place of experts i n 20th centg democracy', symposium by D r Bernard

Bosanquet, Mrs Sophie Bryant and others, three par ts , with annotations by A.D. Lindsay.

[? early ( 2 ) Lecture notes, i n the hand of A.D. 20th cent3 Lindsay, beginning 'Don' t demand t h e i r

confidence but expect it ...'. Single card.

LC. 1900) Art ic le by Thomas M. Lindsay, i n two par ts , Oriental Gardens as depicted i n the Arabian ~ i g h t s ' , ' ~ t t e m p t t o const- ruct a picture of an or ienta l gardey from various al lusions i n Scripture . (IOPP.).

1900, Let ters (33) , mainly from abroad, part- undated. icular ly I t a l , sent t o Susie, 'Sandy'

(A.D. Lindsayf, ' ~ i m ' ( ~ a m e s Hamilton ~ i n d s a y ) , and one t o 'Children' from the i r parents, Anna and Thomas M. Lindsay.

With, ( i ) telegrams (2 ) .

1900 - Let ters and postcards ( approx. I 00) , 1902, mainly t o Anna Lindsay from her daughter undated. Susie, some re la t ing t o the death of

Eliza Esther Murray Dunlop, Anna's mother, 14 Ju ly 1902. Correspondents include Esther Lindsay, ' Sandy' (A.D. ~ i n d s a ~ ) , ' J i m ' (~ames Hamilton ~ i n d s a y ) , Margaret B[?urney] and Tom Lindsay ( a l so referred t o as 'peter ' ) .

L e t t e r s ( I T ) , A.D. Lindsa t o h i s mother, Susie ( h i s s i s t e r q , and Es the r ( h i s e l d e s t s i s t e r ) , r e l a t i n g t o family a f f a i r s , l i f e a t B a l l i o l , and h i s i l l n e s s . (Some incomplete).

L e t t e r s and telegrams ( 8 0 ) ~ mainly t o T.M. Lindsay from h i s son J i m ' ( ~ a m e s Hamilton ~ i n d s a y ) , r e l a t i n g t o h i s cramming f o r the Indian C i v i l Service examinat ion, h i s su{ess, h i s work i n India , and h i s marriage t o Helen M . Armour.

With, ( i ) map, East Indian Railway astern sec t ion) .

( i i ) l e t t e r , t o Anna Lindsay, from her son James.

( i i i ) l e t t e r , t o Tom Lindsay, from h i s e l d e r b ro the r James.

( i v ) l e t t e r , t o Susie Lindsay, from her b ro the r James.

( v ) l e t t e r , t o T.M. Lindsay, from h i s daughter Susie.

( v i ) l e t t e r , t o T,?,!, Lindsay, from ' N e l l i e ' e el en M. Armour, wife of James Hamilton ~ i n d s a y ) .

L e t t e r s and a os tcard (21) , Tom Lindsay t o h i s mother r 6 ) , h i s f a t h e r ( 141, and one t o h i s s i s t e r , Susie , r e l a t i n g t o h i s educat ional progress.

Lecture notes , on P la to , by A.D. Lindsay, approx. 98pp., 7 p a r t s .

With, ( i ) a r t i c l e on P l a t o , (incomplete, pp. 8-13 only).

( i i ) notes , 2pp., page references .

L e t t e r s (76 ) , t o Susie Lindsay from he r mother Anna, most of the l e t t e r s being sent while Mrs Lindsay was on the continent . Some r e l a t e t o t h e dea th of ~ n n a ' s mother, Mrs E.E. Murray Dunlop, 14 July 1902.

~ i t h , ( i ) l e t t e r of condolence t o Anna Lindsay, from Alice Younger.

(N.B. There a r e 4 l e t t e r s dated 1900, ( ? ) i n e r r o r f o r 1901).

I l l . 1902 - L e t t e r s (56) and postcards ( 2 ) , t o 1907, Thomas T i . Lindsay, many from h i s s i s t e r - undated. in-law Mar Jane t Murray Dunlop, ( some

incomplete 3 , r e l a t i n g t o a book on t h e Cunningham l e c t u r e s 'Church and t h e Ministry i n the Ea r ly Centur ies ' : Mrs Lindsay's i l l n e s s ; deaths of ' ~ a l ' (T. Id. Lindsay's nephew) and Alick (T.M. Lindsay's b r o t h e r ) ; and the engagement of 'Sandy' (A.D. ~ i n d s a y ) . Correspondents include N. Green Armytage, Benjamin B e l l , George C.M. Douglas, HCenry] Murray Dunlop, A. Orrock Johnson, John A. Jones , Maggie ones n<e Lindsay], E.I . Lindsay, [ ~ o r d ] Overtoun.

With, ( i ) note , T.M. Lindsay t o N. Green Armytage, about a t r a c t , wi th enclosure 'Holy Orders .

( i i ) a r t i c l e [by Mrs Lowther], ( ? ) review of T.M. ~ i n d s a y ' s book, t i t l e unspecif ied.

( i i i ) a r t i c l e , 'Outl ine of Story of I s a b e l l a Roser and Igna t ius Loyola', by TOM. Lindsay, 6pp..

( i v ) t r a c t , by Rev. Green Armytage 'Presb'yterian orders o r the case of I schyras ' . 4pp. P r in t ed .

(v ) c u t t i n g from The expositor^ Times, ( n o d . ) , request f o r information about the discov- e ry of a gospel i n T ibe t , by 'G.H.W.', and r e p l y from Thomas I.!. Lindsay.

( v i ) c i r c u l a r , by t h e N.S.P.C.C., l i s t i n g offences which a re forbidden under the provis ions of t h e Acts f o r t h e Prevention of Cruel ty t o Children.

( v i i ) p i c tu re and t i t l e page, Tom. I, Homeri I l i a s e t Odyssea. London, 1831.

Scrapbook, of Rev. Thomas Mart i n Lindsay, containing newspaper c u t t i n g s (reviews and a r t i c l e s ) , about him, ~ a r t i c u l a r l s f o r h i s two books The church and t h e - Ministry i n Ear ly Centuries and His to r2 of the Reformat ion.

113. 1902 - Copies of l e t t e r s ( t y p e s c r i p t s , 38pp.), 1939, from AoD. Lindsay t o h i s f a t h e r , Thomas undated. Martin Lindsay, from them t o Susie

Lindsay, and from A.D. Lindsay t o F.M. Powicke.

With, ( i ) appl ica t ion , f o r the post of add i t iona l examiner i n mental philosophy a t the Universi ty of St . Andrews. Test imonials from Prof . Alexander, Henry Jones, Prof . James Seth, J .A . Smith.

( i i ) a r t i c l e s ( 2 ) , by Alice Cameron, 'Memories of A.D. Lindsay' and

a a/Loo - 'Lindsay and the T u t o r i a l i7q c l a s s e s ' .

( i i i ) no tes , including rough d r a f t of chapter 3 of biography, a r t i c l e from Mary Bai ley and page headed ' ~ t r a c h a n ' s Diary ' .

L e t t e r s ( 5 ) , Es ther Alcock t o her f a t h e r (~homas M. ~ i n d s a y ) , r e l a t i n g t o family a f f a i r s .

Pamphlet, 'Anna Lindsay, Nata, 1845. Revixi t , 1903' . (24pp. p r i n t e d ) .

The London Q u a r t e r l y Review, new s e r i e s , no. 20, October 1903, a r t i c l e by T.M. Lindsay, 'Family and popular r e l i g i o n i n Germany on the eve of the Reformat- ion' ; Fourth s e r i e s , no. 1 , January 1905, a r t i c l e by T.M. Lindsay, 'John Knox'.

Memorandums of agreement ( 3 ) , between T.M. Lindsay and Methuen & Co., March 1905, f o r t h e publ ica t ion of A His tory sf the Church of Scotland; agreement between T.M. Lindsay and the Syndics of the Universi ty P res s Cambridge, Apr i l 1909, f o r the publ ica t ion of a chapter 'Triumph of ~ h r i s t i a n i t y ' f o r Vol. I i n t h e Cambridge Medieval His tory ; and agreement between T.M. Lindsay and Williams and Norgate, January I PI I , f o r the publ icat ion The Reformat ion 'Home Universi ty ~ i b r a r y ' s e r i e s .

With, ( i ) l e t t e r s ( 2 ) , r e l a t i n g t o The Reformation.

L C . 19041 Shaw l e c t u r e s m s . 'Scolas t ic i sm' , 'William of Occamt, no t i t l e .

1904 Review, by Thomas M. Lindsay, of New Testament i n Scots , c. 1520, ' A L i t e ra ry R e l i c of S c o t t i s h ~ o l l a r d y ' . Cover ins- cr ibed 'T.M.L. Apr i l 1904. A Sco t t i sh

Lollard Murdoch Misbet a fore-bear of T.M.L. '

1904, Let ters (41, and copies of l e t t e r s (8 ) , 1952, t o 'Sandie (A.D. ~ i n d s a y ) from h i s undated. fa ther ; and t o Erica Storr from 'Sandie',

r e l a t i ng t o the Free Church verdict , and t c books he was reading, by Berkely, Hume, Plato, Kant, Spinoza and Locke.

With, ( i ) newspaper cutt ing, 19 Mar. [I 952 1.

[c. 19051 Le t te r , page two only, t o T.M. Lindsay from J . M . Dent, r e l a t i ng t o publication of work (unspecified) , and arrangements f o r a t r i p t o Europe.

The Contem~orary Review, no. 477, Sept. 1905, a r t i c l e by LThomas M.] ~ i n d s a y , 'Revivals' .

1905 , Let te r s and copy l e t t e r (16), t o Thomas undated. M. Lindsay, r e l a t i ng t o A.D. Lindsay and

the o f fe r of a Tutor ia l Fellowship a t Ba l l io l , and t o family a f f a i r s , Corres- pondent s include Edward Caird, [ Id. J .I Murray Dunlop, A.D. Lindsay, Alick Lindsay (A.D. ~ i n d s a y ' s uncle) , Susie Lindsay.

With, ( i ) l i s ts (2), A.D. Lindsay's scholarship attainments 1898- 1904.

1905 - Paper, 'The Russian Novel', A.D. Lindsa c. 1907 (unfinished, c , 1907). 21pp., ( 2 copies 3 .

With, ( i ) t i t l e page (ms.) only, ' ~ r t and Morality', by A.D. Lindsay, 1905.

1905 - Let ters and postcards (102), t o TOM. 1907 , Lindsay, from home and abroad. Corres- undated. pondents include Caroline May Beith,

C.F. Caird, P.J. Chubb, Christiana and Lucie Duff Gordon, Nelly Erichsen, G. Gildlea, A[? 7 de Kerbuch, ~ s a r b e l ] R. McDougall Jean M.C. Miller Morison, Agnes ~ o n t ? 1 Smith, [ ~ o r d Overtoun.

Let ters , (28) , r e la t ing t o family and

1906, u n i v e r s i t y a f f a i r s . Correspondents 1911 or include A.D. Lindsay, Susie and Thomas l a t e r M. Lindsay, E r i ca S t o r r , 'S l igger ' (F.

F. ~ r q u h a r t ) , J.A. Smith.

L-1905 ] - Lectures, proofs , newspaper a r t i c l e s , 1929 (14 i tems) , A.D. Lindsay on p o l i t i c s ,

philosophy, r e l i g i o n and economicst tncluding 'Vocation and Fellowship ,

A r t and Moral i ty ' , 'Task of Philosophy' , ' Idea l i sm' , 'H i s to r i c Idaterialism ...', ' I n d u s t r i a l Peace ...', 'War aga ins t War',' 'The S t a t e i n recent p o l i t i c a l theory ' , and 'Bosanquet's theory and general w i l l ' . With, ( i ) l e t t e r s (2) , Lindsay t o

[William] Paton, and [ ~ e n e r a l ] J. Smuts t o Lindsay.

( i i ) address, memorial serv ice , Mrs T.H. Green, B a l l i o l Chapel, 13 Oct. 1929.

( i i i ) L ibrary Associat ion Record, December 1928, P r e s i d e n t i a l address.

Ex t rac t , T.M. ~ i n d s a y ' s 'George Buchanan' , Glas~ow Quar t e r ly Studies .

Pamphlet, An Oflord Bookseller i n 1520, Thomas M. Lindsay ( a r t i c l e on John Dorne), combined with the Report, ' st i r l i n g ' s and Glasgow Public Library ' , I 906-1 907.

L e t t e r s and postcards (122) , t o Thomas M. Lindsay ( inc luding one t o ~ u s i e ) from Mrs Jane t Ross of Poggio Gherardo, I t a l y .

With, ( i ) l e t t e r , from P.E. F i tz john Cr i sp [? ar t i s t ] , about sending him a sketch of Mrs Ross.

( i i ) card, from Louis ~ [ a t e u v e ) . French.

L e t t e r s ( 5 ) , no tes and r e p o r t , r e l a t i n g t o u n i v e r s i t y reform and P.P.E.. Corres- pondents include A.D. Lindsay, E.V. Lindsay, Helen [ ? J ( about the preamble of women's s t a t u t e ) , K.V. Rose (about Lord Curzon of ~ e d l e s t o n e ) .

With, ( i ) notes , i n the hand of Lady Sco t t .

( i i ) r e p o r t , 'Boards of the f a c u l t - i e s of L i t e rae Humaniores and Natural Science'.

( i i i ) 'The Club' , notes on u n i v e r s i t y reform, I 906-1 920.

( i v ) ' In t roduct ion of P.P.E. ' , 1968.

( ? ) 1907 Newspaper c u t t i n g , 'A Tuscan Fes ta ' , T. M. L [indsay), The Glasaow Herald.

Newspaper c u t t i n g , ' A Tuscan v in tage ' , T, M, L [indsay], The Glas~ow Herald. ( 5 copies) .

Ex t rac t , from the S c o t t i s h H i s t o r i c a l Review, by Rev. Thomas M. Lindsay, of Canon P i e t r o Casola 's Pilarimaae t o Jerusalem, ed. M. Margaret Newett.

L e t t e r s (17) , mainly r e l a t i n g t o family a f f a i r s , including A.D. ~ i n d s a y ' s marriage t o Er ica V. S t o r r . Correspondents include A.D. Lindsay, E.I . Lindsday, Thomas M. Lindsay, Tom Lindsay, W . J . Mayhew ( p a r i s h c l e r k ) , Er ica S t o r r , 'S l igger ' (F.F. ~ r q u h a r t ) .

1907, Notebook, 'Psychology and the theory of undated. Knowledge', m s . , A.D. Lindsay.

1907, L e t t e r s ( 8 ) , and a postcard r e l a t i n g t o 1908 family a f f a i r s . Correspondents include

A.D. Lindsay, E.V. Lindsay, Thomas M. Lindsay, ' Shushan' ( ? Susie ~ i n d s a y ) , Francis S t o r r , ~ [ o s e ] S to r r , ' S l igge r ' (F.F. ~ r q u h a r t ) .

L e t t e r s (52) , t o Miss Erichsen, and t o Mary 1 ~ a n e t 7 Murray Dunlop (Anna ~ i n d s a y ' s s i s t e r ) , from Thomas M. Lindsay.

With, ( i ) newspaper c u t t i 'A Tuscan Fes ta ' by T.Y. ?findsay], Glasaow Herald, 28 September 1907.

( i i ) he Signif icance of Colours i n Hindu Love-Law'. 2pp., typed.

Extract Review, by J.E.

, from The Sco t t i sh H i s to r i c a l Vol. V, no. 18, Jan. 1908, review Sandys of 'George Buchan~n:

Glasgow Quartercentenary Studies , (one chapter of which was wri t ten by Thomas M. Lindsay, see 128 above).

140. 1 908 , Le t t e r s and postcards (72) , t o [: T.M.] undated. Lindsay from Janet Ross, Poggio Gherardo,

I t a l y , and one from (J. Sahel] r e l a t i n g t o Mrs Ross's i l l n e s s .

With, ( i ) typescript a r t i c l e , ' I n Amor- pham Nyrnpham, by Bar tolommeo Scala, to Lorenzo delMedici who was a t Bagno a Morba i n Apri l 1484'.

141. 1909, Le t t e r s ( 7 ) , and a telegram, r e l a t i n g undated. t o family a f f a i r s , including the b i r t h

of Michael Francis Morris, 24 February, f i r s t chi ld of A.D. and E.V. Lindsay. Correspondents include A.D. Lindsay, Erica Lindsay, [ Thomas Idartin] Lindsay and id ran cis] S to r r (E r i ca ' s f a t he r ) .

142. 1909 - Newspapers, cu t t ings , pamphlets and 1922 , a l l i e d material r e l a t i n g t o Ireland. unaa ted .

With, ( i ) The Republic of Ireland, Vol. I , no. I ( 2 copies) , 3 Jan. 1922, andVol. I , no. 2, 5 Jan. 1922.

( i i ) The Limmerick Curfew Murders of March 7 th 1921 ( by Michael O'Callaghan's widow).

( i i i ) I re land and the Emuire a t the Court of Conscience, by 'A.E.'

( i v ) A lea f o r jus t ice . . . , Geo. W. Russe l l , 'AE'.

( v ) 'The I r i s h Peace Conference and a f t e r . . . ' by Horace Plunke t t .

( v i ) ' M r Lansing's memorandum of February 2nd 191 9 ' ( 2 copies) .

( v i i ) ' I f any Englishman just now goes over t o Ireland ...', by E.V. Lindsay ( 3 copies).

( v i i i ) ' ~ p p l i c a t i o n of Dominion Home Rule t o I re land ' . ( 5 copies).

( i x ) 'The P e r i l s of I r i s h Children' , ( f rom a correspondent ) .

( x ) I r i s h Bu l l e t in , Vol. 4, no. 77, Vol. 6, no. 35 (Apr i l and December 1921 ) .

( x i ) copy l e t t e r s ( 2 ) , t o 1 ? 3 Hammond from A.D. Lindsay.

( x i i ) c u t t i n g s , French c i v i l s e rv ice reform, Abraham Lincoln, Henry James.

( x i i i ) book reviews.

(x iv ) 'Henry V I I I ' , by A.D. Lindsay, 4 4 ~ ~

191 0, L e t t e r s (13) , exchanged between 'Sandie' undated. (A.D. ~ i n d s a y ) , Er ica , and Thomas M .

Lindsay r e l a t i n g t o family a f f a i r s , e spec ia l ly t o Michael ( a baby), and Tom Lindsay's education.

1910 - L e t t e r s (61, r e l a t i n a t o A.D. ~ i n d s a y ' s book The - ~ h i l o s o p k v of Berason. cor respondents include Henri Bergson and John Buchan.

With, ( i ) l e t t e r s ( 2 ) , Lindsay t o 'S l igge r ' (F.F. ~ r q u h a r t ) , and Viscount Haldane t o Lindsay.

1911 - L e t t e r s , ob i tua r i e s and p res s cu t t ings , 1967, together with biographical a r t i c l e s undated. r e l a t i n g t o A.D. Lindsay, including a

l e t t e r t o Tom Lindsay from L.E. Jones, 16 May 1967; copy l e t t e r s ( 6 ) , t o A.D. Lindsay from Robert Bridges and C.G. Stone, (some excerp ts only); a l e t t e r t o A.D. Lindsay from [: ? K.w.B.J.] dated 1911, with comments on ' I n s t i n c t : i n t e l l - igence: handicraf t s : machine product ion ' , and o b i t u a r i e s from The Dai ly Telegraph, 19 Mar. 1952, The Oxford Ida~aZine, 8 May 1952.

With, ( i ) review, of A New University: A.D. Lindsay and the Keele Experiment, W.B. G a l l i e , Spectator , 30 Dec. 1960.

( i i ) a r t i c l e , 'Lindsay and the Unemployed Club a t ~ i n c o l n ' , Alice Cameron.

( i i i ) a r t i c l e s ( 2 ) , Christopher H i l l , on Lindsay.

( i v ) note ( i n Tom Lindsay's hand).

1912 L e t t e r s ( 2 ) , from A.D. Lindsay t o h i s wife Er ica , about h i s walking hol idays.

1913, L e t t e r s ( 5 ) , r e l a t i n g t o family a f f a i r s undated. and A.D. Lindsay's wr i t ing f o r the Every-

man s e r i e s on Locke and Hobbes. Corres- pondents include A.D. Lindsay, Mrs S t o r r and J . M . Dent (incomplete).

Sermon, memorial serv ice f o r the Rev. Thomas M. Lindsay, by Rev. Prof . James Denney, 13 Dec. 1914. (2 copies) .

1914 - L e t t e r s ( 2 5 ) , h1.B.E. and C.B.E. awards, 1920 , a r t i c l e s , no tes , r e l a t i n g t o t h e F i r s t 1925, World War ( l e t t e r s mainly from France) , 1967, correspondents include Es ther Alcock, undated. James Denney, J . M . Dent A.D. Lindsay,

E.V. Lindsay, D r u s i l l a ( ~ a d y ~ c o t t ) , Susie ( ~ o w i c k e ) , John MacMurray, Mrs Strachan-Davidson.

With, ( i ) copies of l e t t e r s , (approx. 56 pp.) and e x t r a c t s , A.D. Lindsay t o E.V. Lindsay and o thers .

(ii) M.B.E. and C.B.E. awards, 1918 and 1919.

(iii) mention i n despatches from Field Marshall S i r Douglas Haig, 1919.

( i v ) a r t i c l e , 'Organisat ion of labour i n the army i n France during the war and i t s l e s sons ' .

( v ) notes , Beaconsf i e l d Conference, 8-11 J u l y , 1920.

( v i ) copy e x t r a c t , 'A.D.L. t o Asquith 1925' .

( v i i ) a r t i c l e , ( I P . ) , 'From S i r Harry Verney' about 'A.D.L. ' .

( v i i i ) a r t i c l e , about ? S i r Harry Verney], 28 Sept. 1967.

L e t t e r s ( 3 ) , two t o ' ~ l i g g e r ' (F.F. ~ r q u h a r t ) , one un iden t i f i ed (from G.H.Q., B r i t i s h Armies i n ~ r a n c e ) .

With, ( i ) rough d r a f t of a ( ? ) poem, wr i t t en i n penc i l on the back of a p r i n t e d b i f o l i a t e d shee t , which i s an address, t o the Professors of the A r t s and Sciences ... learned s o c i e t i e s i n Germany and Austr ia .

1919 - Agreement, between Methuen & Co. Ltd. 1920 and A.D. Lindsay, r e l a t i n g t o the pub-

l i c a t i o n r i g h t s f o r The Theory of the Modern Sta te .

With, ( i ) l e t t e r s ( 2 ) , from A.D. Lindsay t o [ G.H. Thringl , Secretary of the Incorporated Society of Authors, Playwrights and Com- posers , and rep ly from same.

L e t t e r s (21 ) , mainly between A.D. Lindsay and publ i shers , r e l a t i n g t o books and broadcasts. Correspondents include Clarendon Press , Alfred A , Knopf, Macmillan & Co., Methuen & Go. Ltd, , Oxford U.P., Sylvan Press Ltd..

With, ( i ) agreements ( 2 ) , A.D. Lindsay and Hodder & Stoughton ( ~ a t u r e of Re l i a ious ruth) ; Macmillan & Co. ( ~ h r i s t i a n i t ~ and ~conomics ) .

( i i ) ga l l ey proof A.D. Lindsay's prologue t o he Legacy of I s r a e l ' , 'Legacy of Judea. Hebrew s t u d i e s i n the reform- a t i o n period and a f t e r : Their place and inf luence ' .

( i i i ) l e t t e r , t o Humphrey Sumner from Geoffrey C. Faber, about cos t of publishing, 1925.

( i v ) note t o con t r ibu to r s t o Encyclopaedia of the Socia l Sciences.

( v ) l e t t e r t o [ ? ]from Sydney Lovel l , about (7 speech made by A.D. ~ i n d s a y ) .

( v i ) newspaper c u t t i n g s 'What is Democracy' ( fragment only) ; 'Long road ahead f o r E th iop ia ' , New York Herald Tribune, 24 July, 1952.

1919 - L e t t e r s and copy l e t t e r s ( 1 5 ) ~ together 1968, with p r e s s cu t t ings , pamphlets and notes , undated. r e l a t i n g t o Germany, the teaching of

English l i t e r a t u r e i n German schools and wider i s sues i n education. Correspond- e n t s and authors of pamphlets, e t c . include David Astor, T. Balogh, Karl Barth, Henry Brinton, Amy Bul l e r , Alice Cameron, the Bishop of Chichester, Helena Deneke, Lord lv~alcolm Douglas- Hamilton, Kurt Hahn, R.A.F. Harcourt, Leopold Kohr, A.D. Lindsay, Martin Lindsay, R . Merton, Bet ty Norr is , Frank

Papenham and Geordie Se lk i rk .

1920 - 1955, undated.

L e t t e r s and copies of l e t t e r s (approx. 75 ) , r e l a t i n g t o the In t e rna t iona l School i n Geneva, unemployment, and A.D. Lindsay's e l e c t i o n t o the Mastership of B a l l i o l . Correspondents include Samuel Alexander, Miss E.A. Bul le r , Charles Gore, J.L. Hammond, Gertrud Herme s , Aldous Huxley, A.D. Lindsay, Mrs E.V. Lindsay, Ramsay MacDonald, Karl Mannheim, Gi lbe r t Murray, Susie [ Powicke], 'Pushkin'

I Lady ~ c o t t ) , Herbert Samuel, 'S l igger ' F.F. ~ r ~ u h a r t ) , Mrs S t o r r , R.H. Tawney,

Charles P. Toft and Professor D r Von Weizsacker, toge ther with i n v i t a t i o n s , reviews, press c u t t i n g s , a r t i c l e s , min- u t e s (ex t raord inary general meetin , China House, London, 1933), l ists 8 of ~ e o ~ l e ) , and notes r e l a t i n g to , amongst o the r things, Amy Buller .

L e t t e r s (16) , t o A.D. Lindsay from Mollie Chi lders , r e l a t i n g t o I re land .

With, ( i ) p a r t of a l e t t e r i n M.A. Child- e r s t hand ( ? ) t o A.D. Lindsay.

( i i ) envelopes ( 3 ) , addressed t o the Lindsays i n the hand of M.A. Chi lders .

( i i i ) notes ( s ing le page), on Mollie Childers ' l e t t e r s .

L e t t e r s (25) , r e l a t i n g t o Home Rule f o r I re land and A.D. Lindsay's memorandum. Correspondents include Ernest Barker, J.R.M. But le r , Colin R. Coote, Viscount Haldane, J.L. Hammond, T. Jones, W. Lock, Ramsay Muir, Horace Plunket t , J.A. Smith, Arthur Steel-Maitland.

With, ( i ) notes.

( i i ) l e t t e r , t o L a d y M a r y [ ? ] from Lord Bryce, r e l a t i n g t o Lindsay and h i s memorandum.

( i i i ) l e t t e r t o LE.v. ~ i n d s a y ] from A.D. Lindsay.

( i v ) note , from K [enneth] L[eysj.

Lectures , a r t i c l e s , r e p o r t s , newspaper c u t t i n g s (23 ) , by A.D. Lindsay, r e l a t i n g t o p o l i t i c s , philosophy, education and theology, including 'The Function of Un ive r s i t i e s i n a Democratic Community', 'Democracy and Socialism - an H i s t o r i c a l Analogy', 'The Revolutionary At t i tude

towards Force ' , 'Reports of conversations between, Lindsay, Ld. Lothian, G. Murray, Gandhi ...', ' M r Gandhi i n Oxford', 'The Application of Dominion Home Rule t o I r e l and ' . 'Socialism and Liberty ' , ' P o l i t i c a l ~ i b e r t y ' , 'Machin- e ry and P o l i t i c s ' ( i n two ~ a r t s ) , he S o c i a l i s t and t h e P r a c t i c a l Man' 'Some f ~ e w l?orms$ & Public Opinion' ( p a r t s I & 2) . 'Reasons f o r the I r i s h answer... The Mentali ty of Sinn F e i n t , 'The Chris t - i a n Idea l of Marriage' , 'What does the Mind c o n s t r u c t ' , 'The Task of Philos- ophy', 'The Difference between Knowledge and Wisdom', ' C h r i s t i a n i t y and economic^'^ 'The Prophet of Hutual Aid' , 'The Mutual Relat ions between Eth ics and Theology',

With, ( i ) copies of l e t t e r s ( 4 ) , t o [? William] Paton from A.D. Lindsay, 1931 -32.

A r t i c l e s , l e t t e r s , and copy l e t t e r s ( 1 3 ) , A.D. Lindsay and the Fabian Society, r e l a t i n g t o 'The S o c i a l i s t a t t i t u d e towards Democracy', l a t e r 'Democracy and Socialism'.

With, ( i ) l e t t e r s ( 2 ) , t o A.D. Lindsay from Harold Laski and copy of Lindsay's r ep ly about l o s s of m s . pamphlet.

( i i ) 'Democracy and Social ism' , and some d r a f t pages w r i t t e n a s a Fabian pamphlet but not pub- l i shed .

( i i i ) l e t t e r , t o A.D. Lindsay from the Royal I n s t i t u t e of In t e r - na t iona l A f f a i r s , and copy of the rev ised t e x t of an address by Lindsay, 'Di f ferent Meanings of Democracy'.

( i v ) a r t i c l e s by Lindsay, including 'Democracy and Socialism: an H i s t o r i c a l Analogy', 'Essent- i a l s of Democracy', 'Democracy and Socie ty ' .

( v ) speech, ( ? by A.D. ~ i n d s a y ) , r e l a t i n g t o a b i l l t o nat ion- a l i s e the coa l mining industry and general na t iona l i sa t ion .

( v i ) va l l ey proof, newspaper a r t i c l e , True Democracy' , The Manchester

Guardian, 23 Mar. 1946.

( v i i ) 'The New Labour Government i n Great B r i t a i n ' .

( v i i i ) 'The Modern Democratic S t a t e ' .

Lindsay, M.L. Macdonell, Susan Powicke Mrs S t o r r (A.D. t Lindsay s mother-in-law) ,t ? 1 S t o r r , on the same subjec t .

1 62. 1924 - Sermons (approx. 50) , by A.D. Lindsay, 1932 , and memorial addresses f o r A,L. Smith, undated, B a l l i o l College Chapel, I June 1924,

Mrs T.H. Green, B a l l i o l C o l l e e Chape;, 13 Oct. 1929, F.F. Urquhart ( Sl igge r . incomplete) . With, ( i ) a r t i c l e , 'The Theme, Keirgaard,

The Journa l s no. 616'.

163. [? 2nd. quar te r Notes, on democracy by A.D. Lindsay, of 20th. cent.] toge ther with r e fe rences t o books on

democracy and p o l i t i c s .

I 64. 1925 - L e t t e r s , r epor t s , papers, l e c t u r e notes , I 926 t o the General S t r i k e , and

2) of The B r i t i s h Independent.

165. 1 926 L e t t e r s ( 2 ) , between A.D. Lindsay and Walter Moberly ( p r i n c i p a l of the Univer- s i t y College of the South wes t ) , r e l a t i n g t o t h e General S t r ike .

L e t t e r s (30) and telegrams ( 2 ) , r e l a t i n g t o t h e General S t r i k e , correspondents include E.M. Alcock, Frank ells 1, [ ~ l i z M.] Cadbury, t he Bishop of C a r l i s l e , R.F. Cholmeley, Joseph Colegrove, G.S. Duncan, Arthur [ S. age), Henry G i l l e t t , A.D. Lindsay, [ Mrs ~ i n d s a y ] , A,B. Macaulay, Harry Mi l le r , Kenneth L. Parry, Susan Powicke (A.D. Lindsay's s i s t e r ) , Prof. Carnegie Simpson, John Thomas, [ ? 3 Weller, Jane E. Whyte.

L e t t e r s (2 ) , t o A.D. Lindsay from Arthur Steel-Maitland ( ~ i n i s t e r of ~ a b o u r ) and a copy l e t t e r reply, r e l a t i n g t p the General S t r i k e .

168. 1926, L e t t e r s and copy l e t t e r s (17) , r e l a t i n g undated. t o the General S t r i k e , correspondents

include E i l een R. Balance, J. Car t e r ( ~ a y o r of oxford) , A.E.W. Hazel (pr in- c i p l e of J e s u s c o l l e g e ) , ~ [ e n n e t h l ~ [ e ~ s ] , A.D. Lindsay, Mrs Lindsay, the Bishop of Oxford, L.R. Phelps, Frank F.

Smith ( some incomplete).

With, ( i ) descr ip t ion , by John Parker MOP,, of a meeting i n Oxford.

( i i ) a r t i c l e , about the s t r i k e , by Charlton MacVeagh. (~ncomple te ) .

Le t t e r s , copy l e t t e r s , postcards ( approx. 225) and a telegram, r e l a t i ng t o the Oxford by-election. Correspondents include [ ~ a d y ] Violet Bonham Car ter , Ivor Churchill , [ winston S .] Churchill , R.G. Collingwood, Walter Crocker, K [enneth] LCeys] , Harold Macmillan, John Macmurray, Gi lber t Murray, H.P. Smith, J.A. Smith, Lord Strabolgi , R.H. Tawney.

With, ( i) copy of Liberal manifesto and l e t t e r , 18 Oct. 1938, from the Liberal Party.

( i i ) a r t i c l e , ' A question' , by Frank F. Smith, about a r t i c l e i n the Oxford Times, 'Freak Elect ion ' .

( i i i ) newspaper c u t t i r y , 'Reds Use Expanding Bullet .

( i v ) a r t i c l e and s e t of speakers' cards r e l a t i ng t o the 'Tax- a t ion of Land Values ' ,

170. 1926 - Le t t e r s and copy l e t t e r s ( 8 ) , together 1967, with a r t i c l e s , pamphlets, r epor t s , undated . r e l a t i n g t o unemployment. Correspondents

include Alice [cameron], A.D. Lindsay, Mar Morris, G.R. Peacock, Lady Scott , E. rStow], E l l i s [ ? 3 . With, ( i ) 'Unemployment and ducati ion',

A.D. Lindsay from The New Era, Sept. - Oct. 1935.

( i i ) 'Report on what might be done by the Government f o r the advantage of unemployed people' , A.D. ~ i n d s a y ( typescr ip t , Jan. 1936).

(iii) 'Some ways of helping the unemployed t o help themselves'. (MS., A.D. Lindsay).

( i v ) 'A.D. Lindsay and the Social Service Clubs i n Kidsgrove and D i s t r i c t ( ~ o r t h S t a f f s . ) ' , Mary Morris, ( typescr ip t ) .

( v ) 'Lindsay and the Unemployed Club a t Lincoln' , Alice Cameron.

( v i ) 'William Noble and h i s wife

Emma', Kathleen Butterworth.

( v i i ) 'Work with the unemployed .. .' (Nat ional Council of Soc ia l Service, Xerox copy).

( v i i i ) 'Out of adve r s i ty ' , ( ~ a t i o n a l Council of Socia l s e r v i c e ) .

( i x ) 'The Rhondda Valley ' , Miles Davies.

( x ) r e p o r t s (8 ) , on Maes-yr-haf educat ional set t lement , 1926- 1950.

( x i ) newspaper cu t t ings , notes , and photographs of Maes-yr-haf.

171. 1 927, Notes, on var ious aspects of philosophy. 1948, ( ~ e r m a n and English. 20pp.). undated.

With, ( i ) l e t t e r s (2) , between A.D. Lindsay, V.D. Knesbeck and Wolf Lauterbach, r e l a t i n g t o the publ ica t ion of one of Lindsay' s books (unspecif ied) , German .

( i i ) l e t t e r , t o A.D. Lindsay from W.D. Lamont, about h i s t h e s i s , 1927.

Papers, pamphlet, a r t i c l e s , p r e s s c u t t - ings, r e l a t i n g t o philosophy, education, p o l i t i c s and r e l i g i o n , including 'Omni- potence and ~ o o d n e s s ' , 'The Philosophy of Education' , ' s tandards ' 'Philosophy and our common problems', 'philosophy a s c r i t i c i s m of s tandards ' , 'The Repub- l i c of P la to , a course of study, I and 111', 'Bergson, I V and V ' .

With, ( i ) p res s cu t t ings , 'What i s Dem- ocracy?' Lord Lindsay of Bi rker , ( ? ) from he- Nanchester Guardian, 20 Apr. 1946.

( i i ) 'What i s Democracy ? ' Harold J. Laski, ( ? ) The Manchester Guar- dian, n.d.. -

( i i i ) 'Outl ines of the Philosophy of Law o r the Law of Nature and P o l i t i c a l Science i n [ ~ ~ i t o m e ] '

173. 1928 - L e t t e r s and copy l e t t e r s (approx. 35), 1968, and notes , r e l a t i n g t o A.D. ~ i n d s a y ' s undated. v i s i t s t o America, the correspondents

including Frank Aydelotte, W.H. Cowley,

Oliver P. F ie ld , Nicolas K[atzenbachl, A.D. Lindsa , E.V. Lindsay, 'Pushkin' ad^ Scot tg , Charles P. T a f t , Gi lber t F. White, Donald G. Wing.

With, ( i ) a r t i c l e about A.D. Lindsay by Jacques Barzun .

( i i ) notes f o r biography.

(iii) envelope, addressed t o Mrs Lindsay from A.D. Lindsay i n America.

1928 - L e t t e r s and copy l e t t e r s ( l o ) , t o A.D. 1968, and Mrs Lindsay, toge ther with papers, undated. a r t i c l e s , pamphlets, newspaper cu t t ings

and notes r e l a t i n g t o adu l t education and the W.E.A. movement. Correspondents include Alice Cameron, A.E. Emery, JJE. ~ e n n ) , E.V. Ltindsay], C. Mathews, C.R. Morris, Lady Sco t t , H.P. [ Smith], E r i c Tams.

~ i t h , ( i ) paper, A.D. Lindsay t o T.C. Tutors , 18 Sept. 1940.

( i i ) 'The Univyrs i t i e s and Adult Education .

( i i i ) 'The Future of Adult Education'.

( i v ) 'Lindsay of B a l l i o l ' , S i r Charles Morris.

( v ) ' B r i t i s h Univers i t ies . Adult Education'.

( v i ) 'Lindsay and the T u t o r i a l Classes , Alice Cameron. +?-@ a ! . :'

1 1 3 ( v i i ) memorandum on the f u t u r e devel-

opment of adul t education i n North S t a f f s . , Aug. 1947.

( v i i i ) 'The moral of i t a l l ' , by R.H. Tawney , f rom Highway, Apr i l 1953

( i x ) ' ~ d u l t Education i n England, an ou t l ine f o r t h e use of German s tudents a t t he Oxford W.E.A. Summer School 1954'. Prepared by H.P. Smith.

( x ) The Hiahway, March 1958, Vol. 49 ( a r t i c l e marked, 'The f a i t h of a Democrat' by A.E. ~ e a l e ) .

( x i ) 'Half a century of Adult Stud- i e s , 1908-1958, W.E.A. Longton and Fenton branch, A t u t o r i a l c l a s s c e l e b r a t e s ' , by H.P. Smith.

( x i i ) 'The a l l important minority ' , by Richard Hoggart .

( x i i i ) 'Di f ferent Sides of the w a l l ' , by Raymond Vlrilliams.

(x iv ) notes , on A.D. Lindsay's conn- ec t ion with the W.E.A..

(xv) 'Bibliography f o r Dorothy Cooper' s survey of the inf luence of r e l i g i o u s organisa t ions on English Adult Education, 1900-1925' .

1929 - Reviews (13, one incomplete), of A.D. 1930 Lindsay' s The E s s e n t i a l s of Democracy.

With, ( i ) p ress c u t t i n g s from The Cla r ion . Spectator L i t e r a r y Supplement ( 2 copies) , The Scotsman, The New Statesman, The Hew Leader, The Economist, The Manchester Guardian, Propress, Contempor- arn Review, The Hi~hwaq, New York Times Book Review.

( i i ) a r t i c l e , from ' I n d u s t r i a l welfare and personnel manag- ment' , Jan. 1930, r e f e r r i n g t o the Master of B a l l i o l and a l e c t u r e on democracy, published by O.U.P..

L e t t e r s ( 2 5 ) , from the S.S. Comarin and India , from A.D. Lindsay t o h i s wife Er ica Vio le t , and daughter 'Dru' ( ~ a d y S c o t t ) , r e l a t i n g t o Chr i s t i an higher education i n India .

With, ( i ) typescr ip t t r ansac t ions of p a r t s of some of the l e t t e r s , 19pp.. There a re a l s o t rans- c r i p t i o n s of l e t t e r s , the or ig- i n a l s of which a re now missing.

1930 - L e t t e r s and copy l e t t e r s ( 1 6 ) , press 1969, c u t t i n g s , a r t i c l e s and no tes , r e l a t i n g undated. t o A.D. Lindsay and Mrs Lindsay, espec-

i a l l y while a t B a l l i o l . Correspondents include W.R. Cr[ocker] , Edward Heath, A.D. Lindsay, David Murray-Rust , Lady Scot t .

With, ( i ) 'What made me a ~ o r y ' , Edward 1 Heath, ( ? ) P i c t u r e Post , n.d.. ~

( i i ) 'Lord Lindsay, Master of B a l l i o l ' , 1953.

( i i i ) 'Student Revolt i n the 1 9 2 0 ' s ' ~ 1

S i r Dingle Foot, n.d..

t78. -1931 - 1948, undated.

( i v ) 'Lindsay: Oxford and Keele ' , review of A New Universi ty ,.., W.B. G a l l i e , The Oxford Maga- z ine , 23 February, I 961 . Xerox.

( v ) a r t i c l e , A.D. Lindsay and ph i l - osophy. Typescript .

( v i ) a r t i c l e , about l i f e a t B a l l i o l f o r English and American stud- e n t s , Charlton MacVeagh.

( v i i ) a r t i c l e , from an autobiography, wr i t t en by Walter Crocker on A.D. Lindsay, with l e t t e r , 13 Nov. 1967.

( v i i i ) no tes , on A.D. Lindsay by [A.G.] Ogston ( ' sandy' ) .

( i x ) notes , on Vivian Q a l b r a i t h and Lindsay.

( x ) ( 2 ) note , on A.D. Lindsay, comparing him with Cromwell, by Christopher H i l l .

( x i ) no tes , on Lindsay by [ ? 3 Tylor, Frank MacCarthy, George VVigg and o thers .

( x i i ) no tes , by ( ? ) Lady Scot t .

L e t t e r s ( a ) , no tes and a r epor t r e l a t i n g t o Gandhi's v i s i t t o Oxford, October 1931. Correspondents include Mahatma Gandhi, A.D. Lindsay, E.V. Lindsay, Idiss Robins (A.D, ~ i n d s a y ' s ( ? ) s e c r e t a r y ) , D r u s i l l a Sco t t , Ian Sco t t , Chandrashanka Shukla.

With, ( i ) no tes , Dorothy Emmet r e c a l l i n g the a r r i v a l of Gandhi.

( i i ) no tes , e n t i t l e d 'Oxford Cont- a c t s ' .

( i i i ) r e p o r t , conversations between f ~ o r a c e ] Alexander, [ C.F. 1 Andrews, M r Cobbett, C Prof. 3 Coupland, [s.X.] Dat ta , Mahatma Gandhi, A.D. Lindsay, Lord Lothian, [ Ramsay] MacDonald, ~ [ i l b e r t ] Murray, [ H. S.] Polak.

A r t i c l e s , b roadcas ts , speeches, l ec tu res , by A.D. Lindsay, on p o l i t i c s , philosophy, r e l i g i o n and marriage, toge ther with h i s fa rewel l message t o B a l l i o l .

With, ( i ) ' B r i t i s h fore ign pol icy and B r i t i s h publ ic opinion' .

( i i ) 'The d i f fe rence between knowledge and wisdom', from Common Room, Nov. 1932.

( iii) broadcasts , s e r i e s c a l l e d 'The week's quest ion ' , including 'What i s f a i t h i n God ? ' , 'What do we mean by God ? ' , 'Why worship ? ' , 'Does the C h r i s t i a n conception of goodness apply t o the y d i n a r y problems of l i f e ?

( i v ) speeches! 'Chr is t ian i d e a l of marriage , unvei l ing of B a l l i o l War Memorial.

( v ) l e c t u r e , a t U.N.E.S.C.O., 'Democracy i n the World today' .

( v i ) 'The Master 's ~ e t t e r ' , (on leaving ~ a l l i o l ) , 1949.

( v i i ) newspaper cp t t ing , 'What i s Democracy ? ( ? The Manchester Guardian, 20 Apr i l , 1946).

1933 - The Frank Metcalfe memorial l e c t u r e , 1945, de l ivered by A.D. Lindsay, Rugby School, undated. 27 Sept. 1933.

With, ( i) 'Unemployment: the llMeanwhile" Problem' , 1933.

(ii) 'Some thoughts about unemployment ' .

( i i i ) conclusion t o Vo lun ta~y Soc ia l Service, A.F.C. Bourdillon, ' E n , 1945).

Pocket d i a r i e s ( l o ) , belonging t o A.D. Lindsay, Master of B a l l i o l . ( ~ i a r y f o r 1943 wanting) .

L e t t e r s and copy l e t t e r s ( 9 ) , notes and a r e p o r t , mainly r e l a t i n g t o the found- a t i o n of the Nuff ield College; and t o A.D. Lindsay a s Vice-Chancellor of Oxford. Correspondents include B a s i l Blackwell, 1 ~ u i r h e a d ] Bone, Quo Tai Chi, G.D.H. Cole, [ ? Lord] Sankey, D. Veale.

With, ( i ) notes , r e l a t i n g t o Nuffield College, toge ther with notes ( e by Lady ~ c o t t ) .

( i i ) r e p o r t , pa r t I , of the Vice- Chancellor ( from Annual Report

1937-38). Xerox.

( i i i ) e x t r a c t s from l e t t e r s , t o D r u s i l l a and E.V. Lindsay from A.D. Lindsay, from ( ? ) 1932.

( i v ) 'The New Vice Chancel lor ' , Oxford, (Winter 1935, Vol. 2 no. 2) .

(v ) newspaper cu t t ings , photograph of Lindsay and h i s b icyc le , and an a r t i c l e about the end of A.D. ~ i n d s a y ' s term of off i c e a s Vice -Chancellor.

183. I936 - Press c u t t i n g s ( l g ) , speech, and pamph- 1938 l e t , r e l a t i n g t o the Munich agreement,

and o the r events leading up t o the Second World War, including e x t r a c t , from a speech by Stanley Baldwin on rearmament, 12 Nov. 1936; and h he P r i ce of Peace ' , by Harold Macmillan, 1938.

L e t t e r s ( 3 6 ) , together with reviews and o ther wr i t ing by A.D. Lindsay, mainly r e l a t i n g t o p o l i t i c s and philosophy. The l e t t e r s a r e between A.D. Lindsay and publ i shers o r the B.R.C..

With, ( i ) review, by A.D. Lindsay, of The S t a t e and Theory i n Prac- t i c e , H.J. Laski, 1936. -

( i i ) foreword, t o Puritanism and Liber ty , ed. Prof. Woodhouse.

( i i i ) p ress cu t t ing , The Manchester Guardian, 17 Feb. 1939.

Reprint , ' wallace Martin Lindsay 1858- 1937', Proceedings of the B r i t i s h Academy, Vol. X X I I I , 1937, a memorial t o h i s l i f e and work, by H . J . Rose, and bibliography of h i s books,

L e t t e r s and copy l e t t e r s ( 8 1 ) , between A.D. Lindsay and publ ishers including Association Press , B r i t i s h I n s t i t u t e of Management, Contact, J,M. Dent & Sons, Eyre & Spottiswoode, Foreign Affa i rs , J a r r o l d s , Lutterworth Press , Macmillan & Co. ( ~ a t u r e ) , Perc iva l Marshall & Co., Thomas Nelson & Sons, Nymphenburger Verlagshandlung, Munich, Oxford Univer- s i t y Press , Royal I n s t i t u t e of Inter- na t ional A f f a i r s , U.N.E.S.C.0..

E 1937 1952 7 , undated.

With, ( i ) 'Terry Lectures t{ 'Moder: Democratic S t a t e , 'Kant , ' E s sen t i a l s of Democracy', 'The Two Mora l i t i e s ' , ' I Believe i n Democracy' , ' E th ic s ' and ' ~ o g i c ' (two e n t r i e s i n New Universal Encyclopedia), 'challenge of our ~ i m e ' , 'Karl ~ a r x ' s c a p i t a l ' , ' P l a to ' s Republis ' .

( i i ) l e t t e r s ( 8 ) , r e l a t i n g t o index- ing, copyright, wr i t ing reviews

( i i i ) a r t i c l e , 'Science and Human- i t i e s ' .

Press cu t t ings , d r a f t s , notes , l e t t e r s , r e l a t i n g t o Chapter X , ' ~ h r i s t i a n i t y ' , biography of A.D. Lindsay by D r u s i l l a Sco t t .

With, ( i ) p ress cu t t ings , 'Recent Books' by 'Ar t i fex ' , The Manchester Guardian, 2 June 1952.

( i i ) 'The Sermon on / the ~ o u n t ' , Times L i t e r a r y Su~plement , 26 June 1937, (about A.D. Lindsay' : book The Moral Teaching of Je sus ) . -

( i i i ) ' L e t t e r s t o the e d i t o r ' , The Lis t ene r , 16 Sept. 1948, l e t t e r on the Chr i s t i an f a i t h , by E. Lindsay.

( i v ) l e t t e r s , copy l e t t e r s and p a r t s of l e t t e r s , correspondents include Margery Car t e r ( ~ l l i n ~ h a m ) , A.D. Lindsay, 'Rica' (E.v. ~ i n d s a y ) , Mary Murray, Lady Sco t t .

L e t t e r s ( 5 ) , from Lord Nuff ield t o A.D. Lindsay, and from D.N. Chester, Warden of Nuffield College, t o Lady Sco t t .

With, ( i ) s c r i p t f o r broadcast ' ~ a t t e r s of Moment, t he ideas behind Nuffield c o l l e g e ' , 1939.

( i i ) address, Nuffield Conference, 1941 .

( i i i ) e x t r a c t , from The L i fe of Lord Nuff ield, P.W.S. Andrews and El izabeth Brunner (o.u.P., 1955'

( i v ) p res s cu t t ing , he New Oxford Group', Jeremy Bugler, 1968.

OxFord by-elect ion, speeches and s t a t e - ments, including Harold Macmillan, Pa t r i ck Gordon Walker.

Oxford by-elect ion, notes f o r speeches by A.D. Lindsay.

With, (1) no te , on the chapel of Staunton Harold Hall .

Copies of l e t t e r s and e x t r a c t s , ( 9 ) typed shee ts , r e l a t i n g t o the Oxford by-election. Correspondents include Lady Viole t B Conham] C Carter], R. G. Collingwood, P a t r i c k Duncan, Lucy Fry, Mrs J.L. Hamrnond, A.D. Lindsay, Mrs Lindsay, John Macmurray, John Maud, J.A. Smith, B.K. Soper, Lord S t rabo lg i , I. and M. S t o r r , R.H. Tawney, Edward Thompson.

Addresses, no t i ces , copy l e t t e r s and a pos ter , r e l a t i n g t o the Oxford by-elec- t i o n .

193. 1938 - L e t t e r s ( g ) , and newspaper c u t t i n g s , 1939 r e l a t i n g t o the Oxford by-election,

Chamberlain's fo re ign pol icy and war i n Europe. Correspondents include S i r I s a i a h Ber l in , Mrs Lindsay, Lady S c o t t , General Smuts, the e d i t o r of The Manchester Guardian.

With, ( i ) newspaper c u t t i n g s , The Guard- *, The Manchester Guardian, The Specta tor , The Leader, The Yorkshire Post.

( i i ) Deputation t o the Prime Min- i s t e r 7 Jan. 1939. 'Spain Emergency Committee of the In t e rna t iona l Peace Campaign'.

( i i i ) copy, p a r t of a l e t t e r from J.L. B r i e r l y t o Mrs Cox, r e l a t - ing t o the r e so lu t ion on Spain t o be put a t t he Duchess of ~ t h o l l ' s meeting i n Oxford, 15 Feb. 1939.

( i v ) note , on United Chr i s t i an Pet i t ion Movement, June 1939.

194. 1938 - ' Diary, engagements, A.D. Lindsay, Master 1939 of B a l l i o l , 3 Oct. 1938 - 24 Sept. 1939.

I938 - 1964, undated .

[ I 940 and la te r ] '

Typescript copies (37) , broadcast on 'Rel igion and Science ' , A.D. Lindsay, including 'England and Rel ig ion ' , 'Church, S t a t e and Community', 'The l i m i t s of our duty t o obey the S t a t e ' , 'Paradoxes of the Gospel' ( p a r t s I1 & I11 only) 'Rel igion i n the Commonwealth of Man', 'What i s f a i t h i n Godt, 'What do we mean by God ? ' , 'Does God care ? ' , 'Does the Chr i s t i an conception of goodness apply t o the ordinary problems of L i f e ? ' , 'Does goodness depend on f a i t h i n God ? ' , 'why worship ? ' , 'Religion and Philosophy, man and h i s conduct' ( p a r t s I & I1 i n the s e r i e s 'Chr i s t i an e t h i c s , personal and s o c i a l ' ) .

With, ( i) ' ~ g g r e s s i o n ' , ' S c i e n t i f i c inves t iga t ions ' .

Typescript copies ( 10) broadcasts , together with r e l a t e d cu t t ings and correspondence, B.B.C. s e r i e s 'The Challenge of our Time'. Broadcasts by Prof. J .D . Bernal, D r V.A. Demant , Prof. B. Farr ington, E.H. F o r s t e r , Prof. J .B.S . Haldane, Lord Lindsay, Prof . M. Polanyi, D r A,D. R i t ch ie , D r C.H. Waddington, Prof . E.L. Woodward.

With, ( i ) a r t i c l e s from Time and Tide, s e r i e s 'Notes on the way', 1938, 1942.

( i i ) a r t i c l e from The L i s t ene r , 29 Apr i l 1948. 'Ruskin and t h e Socia l Conscience ? ' , s e r i e s ' Ideas and Be l i e f s of the Vic tor ians ' .

( i i i ) l e t t e r s ( 3 ) , t o A.D. Lindsay from Dorothy Day ( ~ u n e , 1940), Edmund ~ o r b s ] on ( ~ e p t . 1940), Geoffrey Cumberlege ( ~ e c , 1950) .

Press cu t t ings , notes and a b u l l e t i n r e l a t i n g t o the Oxford by-election.

Memorandum, paper, l e t t e r s (copies and e x t r a c t s ) , and notes r e l a t i n g t o adul t education i n the fo rces .

Papers on theology and p o l i t i c s (12) , including 'The Meaning of' Grace' , 'Omni- potence and Goodness' , ' ~ a l v i n i s m and L ibe r ty ' , 'Chr i s t i an Individualism and S c i e n t i f i c Individual ism' , ' Individual- i s m ...', 'The revolut ionary a t t i t u d e

towards f o r c e ' .

1 940, undated.

1940 - 1 949, undated.

1940 - 1 950 , undated.

( I . Much of t h i s mater ia l was used i n the Terry Lectures , 1943).

L e t t e r s and copies of l e t t e r s (approx. 9 ) , and a press c u t t i n g mainly r e l a t i n g t o t h e war and i t s e f f e c t s . Correspond- e n t s include William Ebor, ' ~ l o r e n c e ' , A.D. Lindsay, Denise Lindsa ( ~ h o m a s Martin Lindsay's f i r s t wifef, E.V. Lindsay, S i r Humphrey Milford, 'GUS' a arch ~ h i l l i p s ) , 'Pushkin' ( ~ a d y ~ c o t t )

With, ( i ) a r t i c l e 'The Sack f o r Object- o r s ? ' , A.D. Lindsay, P ic tu re Post , 21 Sept. 1940. -

(ii) verse , 'Les Fleur Fede ra le s ' , and quotat ion, void utopias l i k e the very d e v i l ' , A.D. Lindsay, 1940.

L e t t e r s and copies of l e t t e r s ( l k ) , and notes , r e l a t i n g t o war i n China, family, t he House of Lords, and the Harvey Memorial l e c t u r e . correspondents include E.H. Carr , Brooks Emeny, Prof. J.W. Harvey, Harold Laski , A.D. Lindsay, Michael Lindsay, 'Pushkin' ( ~ a d y ~ c o t t ) , General S i r William Slim, Michael Young . With, ( i ) a r t i c l e s , about 'Aunt Mary'

and o the r r e l a t i o n s from Corsock, e tc . . Dated 1963. 'Challenge of our t ime ' , by Lord Lindsay, The L i s t ene r , 30 May 1946.

Correspondence, papers, notes (approx. 80 ) , r e l a t i n g t o the Royal I n s t i t u t e of I n t e r n a t i o n a l Af fa i r s , Chatham House, p ro jec t on 'Democracy and i t s working', including l e t t e r s o r notes from D r E r i ch Alport , Lord Astor, Margaret Cleeve ( s e c r e t a r y of the ~ n s t i t u t e ) , Hermn F ine r , A.D. Lindsay, Karl Mannheim, Lord Meston, S i r Humphrey Milford, Barbara Rooton.

A r t i c l e s and broadcasts , ( 2 8 ) , by A.D. Lindsay, on philosophy, r e l i g i o n , po l i t - i c s , education, and s o c i a l h i s to ry , toge ther with l e t t e r s and notes ( 1 9 ) , including 'German philosophy' , 'The Kingdom of Mind. An introduct ion to western philosophy' , 'What philosophy means t o me', ' B r i t i s h philosophy 1900-

1950' , 'Religion and philosophy', ' ~ h r i s t i a n e t h i c s , personal and soc ia l ' p a r t s I and 11, re we f r e e t o do good ? ' (wi th Prof. H. ~ e v y ) , 'Common sense i n p o l i t i c s ' , ' P o l i t i c a l animal, Karl Marx', 'Today and tomorrow: Trade Union Development', 'This freedom. h he S t a t e i n t h e serv ice of freedom)' , 'The Unive r s i t i e s ' , 'Discussion groups' , 'Ca l l ing West ~ f r i c a ' , 'From B r i t i s h Univers i t ies . Preliminary p tan f o r a s e r i e s of broadcasts ...', The work of the Unive r s i t i e s i n adul t education' , 'Education i n England: Education i n a Democracy', 'The s o c i a l conscience and the ideas of us kin' , ' 1deas and b e l i e f s of t h e Vic tor ians ' s e r i e s , ' Indus t ry and a g r i c u l t u r e ' .

204. 1940 - Papers, pamphlets, p ress cu t t ings , 1951 reviews, mainly by A.D. Lindsay, r e l a t - undated. i ng t o p o l i t i c s , education, philosophy

and Kar l Mannheim, including 'War aga ins t war', 'Peace ~ i m s ' , ' ~ i b e r t z , Ega l i th , F r a t e r n i t g ' , ' P l ans ' , ' Incent- i ves i n - Industry ' , oler ration- and Democracy Lucien Wolf kiemorial Lecture, 1941, A.D. Lindsay, Education, by A.D. Lindsay ( ~ h r i s t i a n i t s and Life s e r i e s ) , 'Fourteen t o e igh teen ' , by A.D. Lindsay, - . The Chr i s t i an ~ e w s l e t t e r , ~ 'The Future i n Education' , by A.D. Lindsay, 'What more i s needed of the c i t i z e n ? ' by A.D. Lindsay, by t h e Direc tor of Army Education, 1 9 4 3 ) ~ 'War-time China' (preface by A.D. Lindsay, 1944).

With, ( i ) p ress cu t t ings , including Notes on the wayf, by A.D.

Lindsay, Time and Tide, 17 Feb. 1940, 'But if not ...', by A,D. Lindsay, The Lis tener , 4 J u l y 1940, ' A plan f o r Edu- ca t ion ' , by A.D. Lindsay, P ic ture Pos t , 4 Jan. 1941.

( i i ) l e t t e r s t o the e d i t o r of Manchester Guardian concerning proport ional representa t ion , including one from A.D. Lindsay I Feb. [ 1 94.41, and rep ly from J.F.S, Ross, 11 Peb. 1944.

( i i i ) raeviews, of History of Western P h i l o s o ~ h g , Bertrand Russe l l , by A.D. Lindsay, Nature, no. 456; Dominations and Power, George Santayana, by A.D. Lindsay, m M a n c h e s t e r Guard- &, 18 Sept, 1951 ; Foreword t o The Two Moral i t ies by A.D. Lindsay; proof ( s ingle page),

' A new Europe - by agreement', by A.D. Lindsay; Commemoration o ra t ion , I 7 Dec. 4946, by A.D. Lindsay, Kina 's Coll.ege Review, ( A p r i l 1947) ; a r t i c l e on Karl Mannheim, 1947; 'Planning f o r reedo om' , Karl Mannheim, (1 9 pages)

( i v ) l e t t e r s and copy l e t t e r s ( 5 ) , exchanged between Sidney E. Hooper and A.D. Lindsay, and d r a f t agenda and address, Royal I n s t i t u t e of Philosophy.

L e t t e r s and copy l e t t e r s ( 9 ) , between A.D. Lindsay and Margery Allingham. ( 2 from DIargery Allingham, incomplete).

With, ( i ) l e t t e r , t o Lady Scot t from Joyce Allingham, about re turn- ing -4.D. ~ i n d s a y ' s l e t t e r s , 1970.

( i i ) ( ? a r t i c l e , incomplete), i n Lindsay's hand.

1941 L e t t e r s ( 5 ) , and p res s cu t t ings r e l a t i n g [- 19457 t o the war, t he school leaving age, l i f e

a t Oxford, and c r i t i c i s m s of one of Lindsay's manuscripts. Correspondents include Carl Haessler , A.D. Lindsay, Karl Mannheim.

1941 - Nuffield College conference papers ( 9 ) , 1948, t o e t h e r with l e t t e r s and copy l e t t e r s undated. (57, and o the r mater ia l mainly r e l a t i n g

t o business discussed a t conferences, the Rockefel ler Foundation, and the Education committee's r epor t on problems of u n i v e r s i t i e s . Correspondents include [Henry] Clay, G.D.H. Cole, [ ~ e r m a n ] Levy, A.D. Lindsay.

L e t t e r s ( 5 ) , r e l a t i n g t o Kurt Hahn, Eps te in ' s bust of Lindsay, and a pamph- l e t , 'The County Badge OF the Fourfold Achievement'. Correspondents include Kurt Hahn, Gi lber t Harr ison, A.D. Lindsay, Lady Lindsay.

1942 - L e t t e r s , co y l e t t e r s and extracps from 1970 l e t t e r s (277, toge ther with notes , undated. p res s items, and o the r mater ia l r e l a t -

ing t o A.D. Lindsay and Keele. Corres- pondents include Tex Cooper, J.S. Fulton, Prof . Ga l l i e , F.14. Gallimore, May Glover,

A.D. Lindsay, Gladys Malbon, Walter Moberly, Lady Sco t t , Lord Simon, Ian N. Sneddon, Harry Taylor, Prof. Vick.

[ 1943 1, +ecture , papers, notys, concerning undated. Freedom and Science , '... Democratic

Community', p o l i t i c s and war.

1943 - L e t t e r s and copies of l e t t e r s (13 ) , and 1944 reviews, r e l a t i n g t o A.D. Lindsay s

wr i t ing , family a f f a i r s , and h i s ideas. Correspondents include A.E. Clark- Kennedy, S i r William Gibson, A.D. Lindsay, E.V. Lindsay, [ ~ i l l i a m ] Paton, Lady Sco t t , H.G. Wells.

With, ( i ) t i c k e t , t o W.E.A. meeting, Southport , 5 Sept. 1943.

(ii) card, given with medallion presented t o Lindsay from Princeton University.

(iii) copy l e t t e r l s l , ( ? incomplete), t o E l r i c a ) LCindsayl and TChomas ] M [ a r t i n ] L[indsay].

1943 - L e t t e r s and copies of l e t t e r s ( 3 0 ) , 1 946, r e l a t i n g t o the war, family a f f a i r s , undated. war i n China, and A.D. ~ i n d s a y ' s books.

Correspondents include R t . Hon. P h i l i p Noel Baker, Edward C . Ca r t e r , Henry Clay, G.D.H. Cole, E.V. Lindsay, J .H. Lindsay, Michael Lindsay, Albert Schweitzer (French) , El izabeth Speakman, Col. Wigg, Joseph W i l l i t s , John G. Winant.

L e t t e r s ( 9 5 ) , t o A.D. Lindsay, of con- g ra tu la t ion , on h i s having a barony conferred on him, together with l e t t e r s ( l o ) , r e l a t i n g t o h i s pos i t ion i n the House of Lords and B a l l i o l ; and h i s s t a t e of hea l th .

With, ( i ) speeches and notes (8 ) , by Lindsay, including h i s maiden speech, 18 December 1945.

( i i ) Hansard, ( 7 ) 1945-1950. Vole 138, no. 41, Vol. 145, no. 21 ( 2 cop ies ) , Vol. 147, no.70, Vol. 152, no. I 6 Vol. 168, no. 39 ( 2 copies j .

Notes, ( incomplete) cha t e r s , l ec tu re notes , correspondence, 7 approx. 50

i t ems) , r e l a t i n g t o Modern Democratic S t a t e , by A.D. Lindsay, including - correspondence, 1956-57, from Thomas Lindsay (A.D. Lindsay's b ro the r ) t o var ious people, t ry ing t o t r a c e mater ia l by A.D. Lindsay.

1944 - A r t i c l e s , moot papers, l e t t e r s and a 1946, newspaper cu t t ing , including 'Bel ief undated. i n common man', by C.J. Fr ied r i ch , 'The

r i g h t s of man', by H.G. Wells, ' Is B r i t a i n a democracy', by Michael Young (wi th a l e t t e r t o Young from A.D. Lindsay); notes , by T.S. E l i o t , on the place and funct ion of the Cler i sy , (1944)? ' ~ e t t e r from Karl ~annheim' , t o E l i o t (194.4) 'To i c s f o r next meeting of the Moot' (n.d.7 , l e t t e r , t o A.D. Lindsay from Frank Hardie, with a l i s t of women' s organisa t ions.

With, ( i ) newspaper cu t t ing .

Fremantle Lecture, notes and l e t t e r s ( 9 ) , appointing A.D. Lindsay 'Fremantle Lecturer ' and making arrangements f o r l e c t u r e s .

1944 - L e t t e r s , a r t i c l e s , . p r e s s items and 1951 , notes (approx. 33 ~ t e m s ) , r e l a t i n g t o undated. the Universi ty College of North Stafford-

s h i r e , and t o f inance and progress i n un ive r s i ty education, including correspondence with George Brown, Alderman Horwood, Vicar of E t r u r i a , Ronald Knox, Gladys Malbon, Lady Powicke, Gilmare Scott (o f the Rhodes Scholarship rust) , E.D. Simon.

L e t t e r s and copy l e t t e r s ( 8 ) , between A.D. Lindsay, Diarmid Coffey, Lionel C u r t i s and S i r Arthur S a l t e r , together with press c u t t i n g s , r e p o r t s and o ther mater ia l r e l a t i n g t o the atomic bomb.

Degree c e r t i f i c a t e , honary LL.D., conferred on A.D. Lindsay by Princeton University.

Papers, r e p o r t s and l e t t e r s ( 4 ) , concerning condit ions and education i n post-war Germany, and proposals f o r a school f o r the education of women i n c i t i zensh ip .

1946 - 1 949, undated.

1947 - 1949, undated.

19 7 - 2 19 9 , undated.

1948 - 1964, undated.

L e t t e r s and copy l e t t e r s ( 2 1 ) , newspaper c u t t i n g s , papers, r e p o r t s and notes , r e l a t i n g t o un ive r s i ty reform i n Germany. Correspondents include David Astor , Robert B i r l ey , Ivor Brown, William S. Carlson, E.R. Dodds, D r H . Everling, D r Robert Grosche, J .A. Hawgood, W.R. I l e y , A.D. Lindsay, E.V. Lindsay, [Mar t in3 Lindsay, Adolph Lowe, Katr ina Petersen.

Reports ( 7 ) , r e l a t i n g t o un ive r s i ty education i n Germany, and t o the Comm- i s s i o n f o r Universi ty Reform. (some German) . With, ( i ) card, t o Alexander Dunlop,

Lord Lindsay of Birker , on h i s 70th b i r thday , from the o ther e leven members of the Commission f o r Universi ty Reform.

L e t t e r s (26 ) , toge ther with o the r mater- i a l mainly r e l a t i n g t o post-war Europe and i t s problems; and t o the award of the Medal of Freedom t o A.D. Lindsay. Correspondents include Capt. R.L. Co l l in s (about h i s medal of freedom, with bronze palm, a U.S. award), Ronald W. Dal las , Frederick A.[~odby], A.D. Lindsay, David Owen, F.V. Pickstock, Lady S c o t t , L.W. Sharp.

Elma and Helen Story, a r eco l l ec t ion by G.E.R. Young. ( p r i n t e d , 23pp.).

L e t t e r s and copy l e t t e r s (approx. loo ) , r e p o r t s , papers and a pamphlet r e l a t i n g t o the Hamburg Conference of Trade Unions and Co-operatives on adul t educ- a t ion , and s o c i a l science and soc ia l welfare work i n Germany. (some ~ e r m a n ) . Correspondents include D r F. Borinski , John Churchi l l , D r F, Drenckhahn, D r Everl ing, Ernest Green, Robert Harcourt , Herr Kossak, A.D. Lindsay, Miss B.D. MacLean, Herr Reimers, H. Walker, T.B. Williamson.

Press c u t t i n g s , a r t i c l e s , r e p o r t s , pros- pectuses , r e l a t i n g t o the founding of the Universi ty College of North Stafford- s h i r e , and i t s progress.

Policy statements and l e t t e r s ( 8 ) , r e l a t i n g t o Wilton Park, Sussex. Corr- espondents include Hle inz l Koeppler, A.D. Lindsay, Harold Macmillan, Lady Scot t .

L e t t e r s ( 2 7 ) , and copies of the Deleg- a t e s Memorandum t o A.D, Lindsay, r e l a t - ing t o h i s ret i rement from B a l l i o l . Correspondents include J .H. Burn, G,N. Clarke, Roy Jenkins , Robert Knox, P h i l i p Mason, Franz Simon, E. Gi lber t Woodward.

With, ( i ) r e p r i n t , from The Ceylon Daily News, a r t i c l e e n t i t l e d 'Lord Lindsay of Bi rker , ? a l l i o l i n Ceylon', by donis is .

L e t t e r s ( 6 3 ) , and newspaper cu t t ings r e l a t i n g t o the Asian pol icy; a l t e r a t i o n of the cons t i tu t ion of the College Council; the Oxford undergraduate cornm- i t t e e f o r Jewish r e l i e f ; Lindsay 's i l l n e s s ; the Universi ty College of North S ta f fo rdsh i re ; and the formation of the T h i s t l e Society, Correspondents include D r Paul Altenberg, Alexander Auer, Barclays Bank, Prof . F.W. Buckler, Quo Tai Chi, David Lindsay Keir , Donald Nicholl , D r J ane t Vaughan, J o s i a h Wedgwood, Guy Wint, G.E.R. Young.

With, ( i ) newspaper cu t t ings .

Notes, i n the hand of A.D. Lindsay, r e l a t i n g t o ( ? ) h i s review of Ernest Barker ' s 'P r inc ip le s of Socia l and P o l i t i c a l theory ' , i n Parliamentary Affa i rs , Jan. 1952.

L e t t e r s (195) , of sympathy, t o Lady Lindsay on the dea th of her husband. Correspondents include Margery Allingham, Cyr i l Bailey, Dorothy Emmet, D. Lindsay Keir , H. Koeppler, Hugh Leech, John Macmurray, Mary Morris, Gi lber t Murray, P.J.V. Rolo, Stanley 0. Stewart, Stephen Swingler, R.H. Tawney, Arnold Toynbee, J o s i a h Wedgwood.

With, ( i ) l e t t e r s ( I T ) , t o Lady Lindsay, 1955-61, r e l a t i n g t o her pub- l i c a t i o n of ~ i n d s a y ' s address- e s (1957).

( i i ) l e t t e r , t o A.D. Lindsay from Herbert Highton, 17 Mar. 1952.

( i i i ) l e t t e r s ( 8 ) , correspondents

include Esther Alcock, Cyr i l [Bailey], M .M. Hoyle , J Cames] Hlamilton] LLindsayl and Tom Lindsay ( ~ o r d Lindsay's bro- t h e r s ) , Susie [ Powickel, Lady Sco t t , Prof . Stewart, Jos i ah Wedgwood, Helen ? 7.

( i v ) newspaper cu t t ings , r e l a t i n g t o Lindsay 's death, toge ther with f o u r r e l a t i n g t o t h e opening of Universi ty College by Queen El izabeth 11.

( v ) order of servive shee ts , memorial serv ices .

( v i ) address , given by Rev. C.H. Powell, memorial s e rv ice ; a r t i c l e , Wilton Park Rund- b r i e f , March 1952, German; a r t i c l e B a l l i o l College magazine, 1952; a r t i c l e , Glasgow Academy Chronicle, 1952; 'Oration by V.C. ' , Oxf'ord Univ- e r s i t y Gazette, 1952; 'Western Approaches: Democracy ...', Hugh Massingham, 1958; address , by R t . Hon. George Wigg, Guild of B r i t i s h Newspaper e d i t o r s , Lindsay H a l l , 8 Sept. 1967; copies of i n s c r i p t i o n on the memorial i n B a l l i o l Chapel, 1957.

L e t t e r s ( 3 7 ) , t o Lady Sco t t , r e l a t i n g t o a biography of A.D. Lindsay. Corres- pondents include George Buy, Brian G. Crowley, Richard Hoggart, Duncan Leys, Vic tor Lowe, Charles Morris, James Mountf ord, S i r Harry Verney , George Viigg . With, ( i ) l e t t e r , t o Lady Lindsay from

Viole t C. Bu t l e r , expressing he r g r a t i t u d e towards Lord Lindsay f o r t h e help given t o Barnet t House.

(ii) l e t t e r , t o Lord Wigg from W.G. E. Dwyer, r e l a t i n g t o Lindsay mater ia l .

( iii) a r t i c l e , 'A.D. Lindsay and Americans a t B a l l i o l , I 936- 1939', P h i l i p h!. Kaiser.

( i v ) a r t i c l e r e l a t i n g t o Lindsay and philosophy, author unident i f ied .

( v ) l e t t e r t o S i r Alfred Zimmern from A.D. Lindsay, 9 Mar. 1944, Xerox.

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L e t t e r s ( 5 9 ) , r e l a t i n g t o the wr i t ing of Lady S c o t t ' s biography of Lord Lindsay. Correspondents include Mary Bailey, Alice Cameron, John Fulton, Vivian Galbra i th , W.B. Ga l l i e , Ca r l Haessler, Gladys Harr i s , J i l l Leech, John Macmurray, Russe l l Meiggs, Charles Morris, Paul J .V. Rolo, Lady Sco t t , H.P. Smith.

With, ( i ) l e t t e r s ( 2 ) , t o Lady Lindsay from Edward Osborn, about copying from A.D. Lindsay's book, The Modern Democratic S ta t e . -

( i i ) l e t t e r t o P h i l i p C ? ] from C ? I , 1958.

L e t t e r s (21 ) , between Tom Lindsay and h i s s i s t e r Susan Powicke r e l a t i n g t o family a f f a i r s , and t o gathering and so r t ing l e t t e r s and o ther mater ia l f o r the biography of A.D. Lindsay.

With, ( i ) l e t t e r s ( 3 ) , Susan Powicke t o Libby [ ? 1, Susan Powicke t o Anna[: ? 1 , Janet [: ? 3 t o Lady Scot t .

L e t t e r s (U) , r e l a t i n g t o Lady ~ c o t t ' s biography of Lord Lindsay, correspondents include Hugh Leech, J i l l Leech, Tom Lindsay, Russe l l Meiggs, P h i l i p Nind, Lady Sco t t , H.P. Smith.

With, ( i ) no tes , r e l a t i n g t o the Lindsay mater ia l used f o r research.

[c. 19707 Rough notes f o r Lady S c o t t ' s biography, notes ' Ind ia I 930' ( incomplete).

Genealogical notes , Colquhoun and Dunlop pedigrees; and Lindsay of ~ i r k e r ' s arms.

1887 - L e t t e r s ( 3 6 ) , genealogical notes and 1966, a r t i c l e s mainly r e l a t i n g t o A.D. Lindsay undated. and h i s education up t o 1906; t o T.M.

Lindsay and a t r i b u t e t o A.D. Lindsay. The l e t t e r s f a l l i n t o two pa r t s , 1887- 1907, between A.D. Lindsay, h i s f a t h e r ,

mother, b ro the r s and s i s t e r s (mainly from the Bear Hotel , Grindelwald, Switzerland, where Lindsay was s tay ing with h i s f a t h e r , a t tending the Review of Churches conference); and 1962-1966, l e t t e r s mainly t o Tom Lindsay (A.D. Lindsay's b ro the r ) from: Katie ( h i s cousin, ~ a g g i e ' s daughter) , H.B. Acton, Bas i l Holden, Prof . Maclagan, J.W. Sco t t , R.W. Stewart , concerning A.D. Lindsay 's education 1887- 1907.

With, ( i ) The Expository Times, April 1947, 'P r inc ipa l T.M. Lindsay', b y R.W. Stewart, (with l e t t e r , 8 May I 963).

( i i ) Glasaow Academy Chronicle, June 1952 t r i b u t e t o A.D. Lindsay, (with l e t t e r , 28 May 1964).

(iii) genealogical notes f o r t h e Mart i n , Mi l le r and Murray f ami l i e s .

( i v ) a r t i c l e , by A.D. Lindsay, o r i g i n a l l y e n t i t l e d 'Glasgow Academy Reminiscences', 1889- 95.

( v ) notes , i n the hand of Thomas Martin Lindsay, l i s t i n g ancestors .

Dunlop Papers s e r i e s , Vol. 11, The D u n l o ~ s of dun lo^: and of Auchenskaith, Keppoch, and Gairbraid, J . G . Dunlop ( p r i v a t e l y pr in ted , But le r and Tanner, 1939); Dunlop Papers s e r i e s , Vol. 111, L e t t e r s and Journa ls 1663-1 889, J.G. Dunlop ( ~ r i v a t e l y p r in t ed , But le r and Tanner, 1 953).

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