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10 Wood Lane, Highgate, London, N.6. Dated 23rd. May 1930. Confidential - Describes the department at Cambridge, what it was in 1926 and how it evolved and what courses are now given, what the students are like, mentioning [H. M] Chadwick, [M. C.] Burkitt, Navano [J. M. de Navarro?], [R. U.] Sayce, [E. H.] Minns.

10, Wood Lane, Highgate, London, N.6. - On Christmas Day received a number of letters from Cambridge field workers, detailing disintegration of ancient social order in Nepal, hope of contact with the Lawa in Siam, and the importance of the divine king in Africa; has received the Frazer lectures volume and admires it: he says that caustic commentators declared the anthropologists did not understand Rivet's French but thought it beautiful, and the French students understood his French and thought his anthropology wonderful, whereas he enjoyed both.