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Re plan to assist sculptors.

10 King's Parade, Cambridge. Dated 30 Oct. 1915 - Has sent his 'Golden Bough' and 'Psyche's Task' to Kingsmead, accidentally sent the anthropological questions there as well; has [William] Ridgeway's book which apparently controverts some of his views, and has had a friendly letter from him; [W. H. R.] Rivers is expected in Cambridge in two weeks, perhaps he can come visit then.

Gross-Lichterfelde West bei Berlin - Sends a copy of the advertisement for the 'Golden Bough' that he wrote for the 'Literar Centralblatt'; studies folklore with the aim of refuting the 'blood accusation' against the Jews; is sending copies of his book [unidentified], asks for his comments.

States that as he fully concurs 'in the letter referring to the Syndicate proposed to consider the "Greek Question"' [see 101/99], he wishes his name to be added to the memorial.

Cambridge University Press 1953-74

Correspondence on various projects and proposed books.

Includes agreement for collaborative book on 'Fission', 1953. See C.68, 'Atoms - Manual'.

Correspondence re proposed book on 'Subatomic Particles' or 'Elementary Particles', eventually dropped at Frisch's request 1960-64. See C.69, 'Subatomic Particles'.

Correspondence re Niels Bohr's Atomic Theory and the Description of Nature, and including Frisch's introduction for reissued version, 1960.

Correspondence re translation of Schrödinger's Meine Weltansicht, and including a 'trial translation' by Frisch, 1961-64.

Agreement for proposed book on 'Quantum Theory and Beyond' to be written by Frisch, 1970.

Other miscellaneous correspondence, last date 1974

Written in Thomson's hand

On voluntary schools

Visit of Lady and Jane Langdale, Jane Langdale's articles on Garibaldi for The Westminster Review, thanks for battledore

With deepest appreciation for his rare talent and humanity.

Asks whether the 'I. of the S.' is proved or not. Wishes Myers to dine with him 'on Thursday at 7.15', and reports that his Anglo-Indian friends, the [Charles?] Bernards will be there, and he wishes them to hear Myers' 'additional evidence'.

Experiments, calculations, diagrams, etc. running '26.2.1941' to '13.12.1942'.

A few calculations also at rear of book.

Encloses a copy of a letter from Zachary Macaulay to Thomas Gisborne about his son John Gisborne's behaviour.

Application to join Army Officers Emergency Reserve. With carbon copy of letter from R. A. Butler to R.C. Budge, 12 Aug. 1940.

40 Weymouth Street - case concerning Charles Donne and Faversham, Frederick Donne and his wife visiting

London - recovered from illness, "spoliation" bill, looks forward to Wellington bringing in a bill to abolish the Church of England, affairs of Lord Ailesbury and Lord Bruce, Kenny in love with Augusta Ponsonby, Porlett Thompson flirting with Lady Tankerville, British Association meeting at Cambridge, Cambridge debauchery