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New Delhi: Will look to see if he still has letters from Lord Lothian, but warns that he does not have many papers left due to police occupying his house while he was in prison; papers were taken or slowly destroyed by white ants; remembers Lord Lothian urging him to work the Government of India Act.

Included are letters from John William Strutt, 3rd Baron Rayleigh; J. H. Poynting, Baron Kelvin of Largs; Sir Archibald Geikie; Sir William Crookes; Robert Cary Gilson; J. W L. Glaisher; Sir Richard Claverhouse Jebb; Henry Luke Paget; and a manuscript poem entitled ’Sir Joseph Thomson and the lons’, dedicated to Thomson and signed 'H.D.E. [M.R.I.]’.

A journal recording his work as Master of Trinity College, with notes on letters sent and received and in addition, drafts of 74 letters, listed separately according to the page number of the journal on which each letter begins. An index in the hand of Janet Douglas is tipped in at front.

(Folios 13–15, which are wanting, may have been discarded intentionally; see the note on f. 12.)

Description of arrival at Tidworth House as a VAD

Published as Critical and Historical Essays: Contributed to the Edinburgh Review.

This series contains materials commemorating the discovery of the Epstein-Barr virus by Sir Anthony, Dr Yvonne Barr, and Dr Bert Achong in 1964. These include laboratory notebooks, initial publications on the Epstein-Barr virus, publications on the 25th, 30th, and 50th anniversaries of the discovery, and various records of Sir Anthony's lectures, talks, and medial appearances.

This sub-series includes a school photograph from Sir Anthony's childhood, images of a gathering with friends, and other memorabilia.

Part 1: 1951–1957
Part 2: 1958–1959
Part 3: 1959–1962
Part 4: 1962–1964
Part 5: 1964–1965

Letter dated 26 Jan. 1948 is an original letter, not a photocopy.

Includes a statement by Robertson on his wishes regarding the distribution of his finances on his death, a list of family addresses and "Credo for a black mass" in which D H Robertson states his opposition to a number of economic theories and institutions