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(Includes alterations. Used as printer’s copy.)

Contains notes, calculations and summaries of experimental results.

Thanks her for sending back the letters from Henry Sidgwick. Undertakes to see if he can find any more from him, but doesn't think there are many, if any. Hopes that his uncle Arthur Sidgwick will cut back on some of his other work, of which he believes he does 'far too much', in order to devote himself to the writing of the memoir. Declares that '[t]he great desideration is that the writer should want to [write] more than anything else in the world - and everything is quickly and well done when that is behind.' Advises Nora to ask Maggie if she can find any letters, and states that there are a good many papers at [ ]. Undertakes to look there when he goes back there in August.

Ashmead, Carpenter Road, Birmingham. With a list of examples.

Photocopy of typescript and manuscript drafts, much revised, with repeating pages and miscellaneous order originally in a clear folder labelled Part I. Very similar to part of [1c], with some extra material in the front. Emphasis appears to be on the end of the play, with scenes of the court, the theatre, the doctor.

Typescript with emendations in Shaffer's hand, a lecture at Oxford as Professor of Contemporary Drama.

H. M. Tennent Ltd., Globe Theatre, Shaftesbury Avenue, London, W.1. - Is thrilled about the success of ['The Royal Hunt of the Sun'], is bringing the [James?] Nobles, asks Peter to join them.

Contains both original newsprint cuttings and photomechanical copies.

Thanks him for the part of Carol and for spreading "his own aura of loveliness over everything".

Hopes to build the wonderful press to a big success.

H. M. Tennent Ltd., Globe Theatre, Shaftesbury Avenue, London, W.1. - Asks for a book on back, and describes his election day, was driven by Jenner to the polls by Jenner, tells Jenner he would get no more jellies or blankets for the winter if he doesn't register his vote; then went and drank Mr Macmillan's health.

A Christmas and New Year's card. Signed Matthew Eve and [drawing of a bird] (and Percy!)

Punishment of offenders at Rugby, poor progress in class, Robert Mayor cannot make up his mind about Collingham

With R. Consden, A.H. Gordon, and A.J.P. Martin, Bibliog, 32 (1947).

Correspondence re publication, 1945, 1947.