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Printed at top: Robert Fryer - Has enjoyed working with Peter on 'Light Comedies', is a model for never giving up striving for perfection.

Typescript with emendations in Shaffer's hand.

With sketch of cavalry soldier on rocking horse, ox and 'Brother Piet' on a kopje.

Emily and Georgina Mayor, visit to John and Mary Anna Cooper: Coppenhall

Edward [Bickersteth] gone to Rugby, Mr Dibdin leaving Middlewich, Latin studies, illness of Marianna Cooper

A Collins Mid Year Diary, from July 1969 to June 1970 but only written in from 31 July to 17 November 1969. Used primarily as an appointment book.

His reactions as a 'mere historian' to the 'annals' and Durkheim's Revue. Discusses Sidgwick's chapter in the Cambridge Modern History; their disagreement in relation to Bacon and Descartes and the development of modern politics. Also mentions Locke and Hobbes.

Caption: "O'Hara. Percival Frost."

By William Whewell, from The Nautical Magazine, No. 24.

Accompanied by two lists of materials present and absent by Isaac Todhunter.

With re-cast and re-assigned chapter headings.

With carbon copy of reply from R. A. Butler,

Accounts of subscriptions of members kept by the Treasurers from Michaelmas term 1870 to Michaelmas term 1877, listing names of members and amounts received. Individual accounts include notes of later charges made through 1878. Notes at the end of each entry record departures from the university, from the club, and honorary membership. At front is an index of members' names.

'Lectures on Lie Groups', (1969).
Letter from publishers, 22 November 1968.
'Algebraic Topology: a student's guide'. (1972).

Correspondence with publishers, July 1970.

With carbon copy of letter from R. A. Butler to A. Payan, 30 Oct. 1959

Officers' names at the top of the list: Robert Busbridge, captain; Richard Whitehead, lieutenant; Thomas Bolney, ensign; Henry Beesline and Henry Clayden, sergeants; William Francklin, drummer; Peter Heaward, Thomas Gray and George Norcott, corporals. Three columns of names of soldiers in alphabetical order.

Note at bottom: 'Portsmo. 9ber [November] 30th 1661. Mustered then in Capt. Rob[ert] Busbridge his Companey in his Ma[jes]ties Garrison of Portsmouth under the Command of his Royale Highnes the Duke of Yorke [later James II], the Capt[ain] Lieut[enant] & Ensigne Two Serg[ean]ts & theire Corporalls one Drum with one hundred Private Souldiers'.

Signed by Josiah Stubbin, Deputy Muster Master, Richard Whitehead and Thomas Bolney.

With carbon copy of letter from R. A. Butler to J.S. Boucher, 30 Oct. 1959

With carbon copy of letter from R. A. Butler to Phoebe Ames, 4 Nov. 1959