The Charles Williams Society

piece no
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reference

I.A.i

books of poetry by CW

I.A.i.1/a

A photocopy of the entire ninety pages of, The Silver Stair by CW published in 1912 by Herbert & Daniel, London

I.A.i.1

I.A.i.1/b

Two typed pages of unknown provenance but their connection with CW is important. One is a letter dated 22 Nov 1912 from Sir Walter Raleigh,
Prof. of Literature at Oxford, addressed to “My dear Milford” (Humphrey Milford of the OUP), the second page is undated and the author is
unstated, but on the top line in quotes is Theological Smokers. It describes meetings of “Church people” and lists some of the topics they
discuss. George Robinson is named as one of the group and probably CW is intended in this, “Your Charles seems to have entered the Sacred
Fold in April 1906”.

AMHX,

p. 19

I.A.i.2/a-b

I.A.i.2/a

Note on Poems of Conformity, attributed to AMH by a covering note by ECRH (also included)

I.A.i.2/b

A photocopy of the entire volume Poems of Conformity O.U.P., 1917, 127 pp

I.A.i.2

I.A.i.3

Five slips, relating to Divorce, of various sizes with notes, possibly AMH’s on CW’s poem; also a note on the file from ECRH dated
June 1989

I.A.i.3

I.A.i.4

Five pages of notes, all probably by AMH. concerning Windows of Night, some with comments by CW and others before publication,
some notes with review remarks afterward.

I.A.i.4

I.A.i.6/a-c

I.A.i.6/a

One and a half pages of handwritten notes in AMH’s handwriting, titled “Taliessin in Logres”. It appears, despite the slight difference in
title, to deal with “Taliessin through Logres”

I.A.i.6/b

One small handwritten page with the envelope that contained it. On the envelope is a note stating that the page concerns Taliessin is in
CW’s handwriting but date and origin unknown.

I.A.i.6/c

Three copies of a two page photostat of poetry, ‘The Ascent of the Spear’ and ‘The Departure of Dindrane’, (sections of Taleissin through Logres?)

I.A.i.6

I.A.i.7

The contents of an envelope labelled in the handwriting of AMH, “My working xerox of Region of Summer Stars”.

items 1-9 miscellaneous notes in hand of AMH

items 10- 60: xerox with marginalia of “The Region of the Summer Stars”

item 61 misc. notes

I.A.i.7

I.A.i.8

I.A.i.9

The Arthurian Poems of Charles Williams
, a review by Robert Nye, ‘The flash of style’, clipping from The Times, 3 March 1983,

no ref.

I.A.i.10

Charles Williams, 1886-1945, Selected Poems
: A Selection of his poems made by Anne Ridler to mark the centenary of his birth (The Charles Williams Society, 1986) Two copies

no ref.

I.A.iii

books of plays by CW

I.A.iii.1/1-7

I.A.iii.1/1

Complete copy, 18 pages, of The Masque of the Manuscript, a gift of R.D. Binfield to the CW Society (bookplate). Privately printed
1927 by Henderson & Spalding, London; bound in a black folder with AH stamped in silver. In envelope with bookplate of CW Society and
earlier cat. designation G.I.A.iii.1

A second complete copy, 18 pages, of The Masque of the Manuscript, privately printed 1927 by Henderson & Spalding, London.
Bound in a black folder with AH stamped in silver.

I.A.iii.1/2

An envelope containing: (1) an invitation to the presentation of The Masque of the Manuscript on 28 April 1927 Amen House London;
(2) a programme for that presentation.

I.A.iii.1/3

Five typed pages of the ten sonnets in The Masque of the Manuscript. See letter of ECRH in V.F.2.ii.

I.A.iii.1/4

(1) A photocopy of the entire The Masque of the Manuscript from a printed volume with no marginalia or handwritten comments; (2) a
photocopy of the same from a typescript but with some marginalia.

I.A.iii.1/5

A printed programme for the presentation on 16 May 1998 of The Masque of the Manuscript and The Masque of Perusal

I.A.iii.1/6

A single printed sheet containing: “From THE MASQUE OF THE MANUSCRIPT The Carol of Amen House” and “From THE MASQUE OF PERUSAL the
Procession of the Graal”.

I.A.iii.1/7

CCA Clipping from an unnamed paper about a revival performance of two of CW’s masques, undated but sometime in 1955.

I.A.iii.1

I.A.iii.2

Photocopy of Prologue and Part II of A Myth of Shakespeare by CW with some marginalia in ink on the photocopy. Held together with
treasury tag.

I.A.iii.2

I.A.iii.3/1-4

I.A.iii.3/1

Complete copy of The Masque of Perusal written by CW and set to music by Hubert J. Foss, printed by Henderson and Spalding, 1929,
24 pages bound in a black cover with A.H. stamped in red on the cover. A gift of R.D. Binfield to the CW Society

I.A.iii.3/2

A second copy of The Masque of Perusal written by CW and set to music by Hubert J. Foss, printed by Henderson and Spalding, 1929,
24 pages, bound in a black cover with A.H. stamped in red on the cover.

I.A.iii.3/3

A photocopy of the entire The Masque of Perusal from a book with much marginalia written in ink on the photocopied pages.

I.A.iii.3/4

A photocopy of the entire The Masque of Perusal from a typescript, with no marginalia.

I.A.iii.3

I.A.iii.4

Photocopy of a playbill for Rite of the Passion; four small sheets of notes attributed to AMH by a covering slip{also included] of
ECRH dated June 1989.

I.A.iii.4

I.A.iii.5/1-7

I.A.iii.5/1

A four page typescript on thin, fragile paper titled: THE PERFORMANCE OF “CRANMER OF CANTERBURY” IN THE CLOISTERS OF CANTERBURY CATHEDRAL,
JUNE 1936. A covering note by ECRH dated June 1989 states that this may be by AMH. It is accompanied by a single sheet of similar paper,
typed on both sides and with this title: “FUNERAL ORATION PRONOUNCED OVER THE KING’S POET SPOKEN CAERLEON ANDRELAYED TO THE WHOLE EMPIRE.
by A.M.S.” The identity of A.M.S. is not known

I.A.iii.5/2

Five playbills and six announcements of the performance 24-28 June, 1986, at the Abbey Theatre, Westminster Lodge, St Albans.

I.A.iii.5/2a

Four unlabelled and undated colour photographs of a performance of “Thomas Cranmer of Canterbury”. Probably in the Abbey Theatre, St
Albans. Photographs were in an envelope addressed to Mr Richard Wallace (London) from Mr & Mrs A. W. Hiscocks, 18 Dickens Close, St
Albans, dated 2 Nov 1987.

I.A.iii.5/2b

Five black-and-white photographs of the performance at St Albans, June 1986, with a list of performers

I.A.iii.5/2c

Photocopy of a review of the performance at St Albans of “Cranmer of Canterbury” from the Herts Advertiser 14 July 1986.

I.A.iii.5/3

A typed page at the top of which are three paragraphs titled “THOMAS CRANMER OF CANTERBURY By Charles Williams” and giving a summary of the
play extracted from St. Pancras People’s Theatre Magazine. January 1937.

On the lower part of the typed page there is the poem titled: ”THE KING’S CROWNING, 12^th MAY 1937 by Charles Williams”. It is
identified as from St. Pancras People’s Theatre Magazine. April 1937. [see I. B. 33]

I.A.iii.5/4

Photocopy of a playbill of Cranmer of Canterbury by CW presented by the Union Theological Seminary, at James Memorial Chapel, New
York on December 2-5, 1959.

I.A.iii.5/5

[a] Playbill for Thomas Cranmer of Canterbury performed in Canterbury Cathedral, 28 Oct. 1979

[b] Clipping from an unnamed newspaper of a photo of the Canterbury Festival Players on their way to the Cathedral for a performance of
CW’s Cranmer of Canterbury, date not given.

I.A.iii.5/6

[a]Programme of Festival ’80, St. Luke’s and Broomwood Churches, including Thomas Cranmer of Canterbury by CW on 13 Oct. 1980.

[b]Playbill for Thomas Cranmer of Canterbury performed in the Festival ’80, on 13/14 Oct. 1980 at St. Luke’s Church

I.A.iii.5/7

Souvenir Programme of The Canterbury Festival, pp. 6-13, ‘Cranmer of Canterbury A New Play specially written for the Festival by Charles
Williams’ performed 20, 22-27 June 1936.

I.A.iii.5

I.A.iii.6/a-b

I.A.iii.6/a

Playbill for Judgement at Chelmsford performed at Scala Theatre 14-28 June [no year given], with letter from John
Hibbs to Brian Horne dated 25 May 2009.

I.A.iii.6/b

Notes by AMH re letters in the Society’s archive about the play

“Judgement at Chelmsford” and its performance; 5 slips in a file dated June 1989.

I.A.iii.6

I.A.iii.7

I.A.iii.7

Seven complete photostatic copies of The House of the Octopus.

I.A.iii.7

I.A.iii.8/a-h

I.A.iii.8/a

Two copies of CHRISTENDOM A Journal of Christian Sociology. vol. 7. no. 27 (Sept 1937) containing “Seed of Adam: A Nativity Play”
by CW, pages 171-185

I.A.iii.8/b

Photocopy of the manuscript of the final chorus in “Seed of Adam” with a note on the reverse side by AMH of the source of this copy. A gift
from AMH to the CW Society.

I.A.iii.8/c

Six typed pages of extracts by AMH from CW’s letters to Phyllis Potter, producer of “Seed of Adam”. A gift from AMH to the
CW Society

I.A.iii.8/d

Photocopy of a playbill for The House by the Stable and Grab and Grace by CW, performed at Union Theological Seminary,
New York, January 9, 11, 12 1963

I.A.iii.8/e

Photocopy of announcement of performances in New York, May 1958 of The House by the Stable and Grab and Grace by CW .

I.A.iii.8/f

Photocopy of two newspaper clippings: (1) an article in the Boston Traveler, 11 July 1959 about summer theatre stagings in US of
religious drama, including The House by the Stable and Grab and Grace by CW; (2) a note in New York World Telegram, 14 May 1960 that two plays (not named) by CW were to be presented in May in three New York and New Jersey
locations.

I.A.iii.8/g

Programme of Coventry Cathedral Drama Production of The House by the Stable and Grab and Grace no year give. Gift of AMH
to the CW Society.

I.A.iii.8/h

Photocopy of a playbill for the presentation of The House by the Stable and Grab and Grace by Union Theological Seminary,
New York in Jan. 1957

I.A.iii.8/i

A playbill of Seed of Adam a Nativity Play by CW with music by Eric Taylor, performed at the Church of St. Thomas, Regent Street,
W1, London, 9-15 Jan. 1950.

I.A.iii.8

I.A.iii.8/j

A small printed playbill for the performance of Grab and Grace by Trinity College Drama in Chicago on 8 Dec. 1978.

no ref.

I. A.iii.9

A playbill of Terror of Light performed by The Pilgrim Players; undated.

I.A.iii.9

I.A.iii.10/

a-b

I.A.iii.10/a

Thirty-seven typed pages, the text of The Masque of the Termination of Copyright 1930 by CW. Beneath the title and date there is
typed: “The Masque was written for production in Amen House, but owing to various hindrances was never presented.”

I.A.iii.10/b

Two complete photocopies of the above.

no ref

I.A.iii.11

A fifty-one page photocopy of Frontiers of Hell written in 1941 but never performed. A note on the cover explains the copyright.

no ref.

I.A.iv

books of criticism by CW

I.A.iv.2

A handwritten slip [by AMH?] headed “E. P. Mind” [English Poetic Mind] with an extract from a letter dated 15 July 1932 from CW to “Thelma
S.”

I.A.iv.2

I.A.v

books on theology by CW

I.A.v.1

I.A.v.1/a
A note on the file by ECRH dated June 1989 stating that AMH transcribed Lewis’s notes.

I.A.v.1/b

Two slips pertaining to He Came Down From Heaven

I.A.v.1/c

six small pages which an enfolding note states are: “C . S. Lewis’s notes in his copy of He Came Down From Heaven seen by courtesy of
George Sayer 22 Alexandra Road Malvern 4 Dec. 1980”

I.A.v.1

I.A.v.2/a-b

I.A.v.2/a

Photocopy of pp.iv-xii of Meridian Books edition of The Descent of the Dove, containing the Introduction by W.H. Auden.

I.A.v.2/b

Ten slips concerning the Descent of the Dove, with covering slip reading “AMH notes relating to the Descent of the Dove,
ECRH, June 1989”.

I.A.v.2

I.A.v.3/a-c

a. Four pages of notes by AMH concerning CW’s work on Witchcraft, original title Magic.

b. Two carbons of letters dated15 Feb. 1979 regarding the reprinting of Witchcraft.

c. A six page article, “The Smell of Sulphur” in Encounter, Jan. 1978 with references to Williams’ Witchcraft.

I.A.v.3

I.A.v.4

Letter published in TLS (18 Nov 1977) from G. M. Watkins pertaining to statements made by CW in The Forgiveness of Sins.

no ref.

I.A.v.5

A photocopy of seven printed pages titled ‘INTRODUCTION’; Glen Cavaliero is named at the end as the writer, but the title of the work is
not given. From the text of these seven pages and from the above item, I.A.v.3/a, it is clear that it is CW’s Witchcraft.

I.A.v.5

I.A.vi

biographies by CW

I.A.vi.1/a-d

A note attached to the front of a folder (not preserved):

“Myth of Bacon texts & misc. material belonging to Alice Mary

ECRH

Copies of Acts 1, 3 and Epilogue

Envelope [a]: earlier typescripts of these

Envelope [b]: typescripts of Acts 2, 3 (two of each)

June 1989
”

I.A.vi.1/a

Sixteen pages of typescript titled A Myth of Bacon, some corrections and marginalia

Two sheets in AMH’s handwriting each headed “The Myth of Bacon”. Each sheet has extracts from letters of CW and concern “Myth of Bacon”

I.A.vi.1/b

Contents of an envelope on which was written “Myth of Bacon” and, in a much smaller hand, possibly AMH’s, this statement: “Corrections in
C. W.’s hand, lesser comments in Fred Page’s hand. and numbering. Last page typed by AMH”.

The contents consist of twenty-eight typed pages plus an unnumbered page with the title “A MYTH OF BACON CHARLES WILLIAMS”. All pages are
of very thin and fragile paper. The last one is badly worn and a copy has been included which is more recent. There is a blank covering
page on which is written “Episode II missing”. There is also another page of more recent paper giving some history of the work and a list
of Characters. There is some handwritten correction of the typed statement and a statement that copyright resides with the executors of
Charles Williams.

I.A.vi.1/c

A photocopy of the programme of A Myth of Francis Bacon (Downe House, 25 June 1932).

Two sheets about “A Myth of Bacon”; the first, typed giving the history of the work with a handwritten notation by AMH; the other, in AMH’S
hand, listing the characters in the play.

I.A.vi.1/d

Photocopy of eleven typed pages of scene II of The Myth of Bacon with AMH’s handwritten note at the top of page 1.

Carbon-copy of eleven typed pages of Scene III of The Myth of Bacon, with some annotations; photocopy of same eleven pages.

I.A.vi.1

I.B.

poems and stories by CW

I.B.4

Two photocopies: (1) the Contents page of The London Mercury, vol. 5, no. 12 (March 1922); (2) page 262 with “Absence” a poem by
CW.

I.B.4

I.B.5

Photocopy of The Moon, 31 pages, a cantata, music by W. Gillies Whitaker, words by CW.

I.B.5

I.B.7

Two copies of the text and music of Stabat Mater Dolorosa, by George Oldroyd, English translation by CW, pub. OUP, 1926, 34 pages.
One with no cover, but the other a gift to the CW Soc. on 17 Oct 1977 by Ralph Binfield , note included.

I.B.7

I.B.8.a-d

I.B.8.a

Eight printed pages with some marginalia, the complete text titled An Urbanity, no publisher or date of publication given. Formerly in an
envelope [now destroyed] with the CW. Society’s label and indicating that it is the gift of R.D. Binfield Esq.

I.B.8.b

Three small leaves of handwritten notes titled “An Urbanity”. The notes contain a “Key” in which the identity of each character in the
masque is suggested. Though unsigned, an earlier library card [now destroyed] suggests they were written by R. D. Binfield.

A slip in AMH’s hand states An Urbanity Privately printed by & for the O.U.P. 1926”.

Formerly in the same envelope [now destroyed] with the CW. Society’s label and indicating that it is the gift of R.D. Binfield Esq.

I.B.8.c

Eight printed pages with some marginalia, the complete text titled An Urbanity, no publisher or date of publication given.

I.B.8.d

A photocopy of the first seven pages of An Urbanity

which had some marginalia identifying the characters in the masque

I.B.8

I.B.9/a,b

I.B.9/a

Five bound leaves containing A Carol of Amen House. words by CW, music by Hubert J. Foss. Privately printed by Henderson &
Spalding Ltd., London 1927

I.B.9/b

A complete photocopy of A Carol of Amen House

I.B.9

I.B.11

Miscellaneous poems by CW published but not collected: a photocopy of “Percivale’s Song”, ten slips with notes by AMH, a covering note
signed ECRH dated June 1989 describing file’s contents.

I.B.11

I.B.15

A five page carbon copy, titled “TALIESSIN’S RETURN TO LOGRES”; a second five page carbon copy of the same with a few typographical errors
corrected and with two additional pages the first with the title “TALIESSIN’S RETURN TO LOGRES”. To this copy there is attached a rejection
notice from Time & Tide.

I.B.15

I.B.20/a-b

I.B.20/a

Five typed pages numbered and titled, ’TALIESSIN IN THE ROSE-GARDEN’. Below the title there is a prose paragraph explaining the poem’s
intent and context.

I.B.20/b

Notes & an article on “Taliessin in the Rose Garden”.

items 1-4 notes and card in hand of AMH re “Taliessin in the Rose Garden”

items 5-12 an article by Thelma Shuttleworth for CWS Newsletter

I.B.20

I.B.21

Page from Time and Tide, 15 March 1941 with CW’s poem, ‘Dinadan’s Song’

I.B.21

I.B.22/a-b

I.B.22/a

“On the Sanctissimum: With an Epilogue” by CW. Four pages photocopied from Theology, vol. 43 ( Sept. 1941) 141-144

I.B.22/b

Theology. A Monthly Review
, vol. 43, Sept 1941, containing the above poem.

I.B.22

I.B.24

I.B.24

POETRY LONDON
, vol. 2 no. 9 [1942­-3], pp. 38-41, ‘The Queen’s Servant’ by CW. Beneath the poet’s name there is written in an unnamed hand ‘ for Irene’.

I.B.24

I.B.25/a-b

I.B.25/a

Two originals of The Grasshopper Broadsheets. No. 10, ser. 3, (October 1944) Poem: “To Michal: After Marriage”. The gift of Miss
Ursula Grundy to the CW Society

I.B.25/b

Photocopy of the above with the stamp of Kings College London

I.B.25

I.B.31/1-3

The Century
[a collection of poems]

I.B.31/1

Copy of a typescript (68 pages) with hand-written title page: “The Century by Charles Williams, 1926-7”; held together with
treasury tags.

I.B.31/2

Handwritten listing of the contents, labelled “The Century – Poems Referenced”.

I.B.31/3

Four pages with miscellaneous notes referring to some of the poems in The Century. Handwriting probably that of AMH.

AMHX,

p. 60

I.B.32

Two page poem with no given title or author, but a pencilled note at the top of page 1 states that it seems to be by CW.

Plus an attached note reading: GL ® BH [meaning Gillian Lunn to Brian Horne?]

no ref.

I.B.33

“The King’s Crossing, 12^th May, 1937 ”,
photocopy of poem published in The St. Pancras People’s Theatre Magazine, with note on file holding said item

see also
I.A.iii.5/3
for the lower part of a typed page with the poem titled: ”THE KING’S CROWNING, 12^th MAY 1937 by Charles Williams”. It is
identified as from St. Pancras People’s Theatre Magazine. April 1937.

no ref.

I.B.34/a-c

Contents of a file bearing the label: Misc. CW Writing, signed ECRH, June 1989. Staples have been removed and replaced with
plastic clips, but all the material is as found.

I.B.34/a

Four pages of photocopied handwritten poem (“If I were to add again”) each attached to a large sheet (one annotated Anne Renwick), in
pencil marked on first page “incomplete” and numbered in upper right corner F3.

Six pages of photocopied handwritten poems by CW (?), all but one attached to large sheets on two of which there is the annotation (in
another hand) “To: Anne Renwick”. Top page numbered in upper right corner F4.

I.B.34/b

S
ix pages of carbon-copies of typed six poems, first one dated 21 Oct 1931.

I.B.34/c

’
NOTES ON POEMS’, two photocopied pages. Handwritten at top: “From A. Ridler, but Not from letters. Typed by Margaret Douglas.” Upper right
corner of first page numbered F2 in pencil.

Eleven photocopied pages of individual typed poems. In upper right-hand corners numbered in pencil F2a through F2k.

no ref.

I.B.35

Untitled poem published on page 1, of The Lantern, the Quarterly magazine of the Oxford University Press (London). vol. 3. no. 3
(Sept 1930). This copy of The Lantern, 24 pages, a gift of R.D. Binfield to the CW Society

no ref.

I.B.36

Two copies of a two page, typed poem beginning ‘Terrible to us is every finished thing.’ No date, but at the end of each copy there is
this, in slightly different type: (by Charles Williams. Perhaps after publication of Taliessin through Logres)

no ref.

I.B.37

Photocopy of two pages of Book of the Pageant of Gwent (Abergavenny: Owen Bros. n.d.) containing a poem attributed to CW according
to the marginal note written in ink on the photocopy.

no ref.

I.B.38

Two photocopies, each a single page, of a poem beginning: “I have studied – an antiquarian pedant? so,”. At the top of the page, above the
poem are the names Anne, John, Ruth. And beneath the poem is: “C.W. August 1942” There is evidence that this is the dedication in the
Spalding’s copy of The Forgiveness of Sins.

no ref.

I.B.39

A SERVICE to be used at St. Paul’s by CW, four pages photocopied but undated.

no ref.

I.B.40.i-iii

Three typed pages all very faded but each different in nature.

I.B.40.i

A poem somewhat interpolated in the Lord’s Prayer.

I.B.40.ii

A sonnet University graduation as its theme. Below the poem there is typed ’13 June 1940’.

I.B.40.iii

A poem of twenty-four lines, the first two being: ’Irene, let no succubus/ of learning falsely lure you thus’. Beneath the poem there is a
paragraph of prose giving the poem’s genesis, evidently a comment by someone, CW?, on Ben Jonson’s play ‘Poetaster’.

no ref.

I.B.41

Four typed pages numbered and titled, ‘The Departure of Blanchfleur’, a section of Taliessin through Logres. In the
typescript there are a few corrections in ink.

no ref.

I.B.42

Photocopy of a typed page containing a sonnet thought to be by CW titled ‘TO V.G.’

no ref.

I.C.

articles and letters by CW

I.C.12

Photocopy of p. 525, vol. 8 of Week-End Review (18 Nov, 1933), ‘Autocriticisms’ by CW, remarks about his Reason and Beauty in the Poetic Mind’.

I.C.12

I.C.20

Two photocopies of pages 75-76 of Chelmsford Diocesan Chronicle containing ‘Notes on Religious Drama’ by CW.

I.C.20

I.C.21

Two copies of The London Mercury and Bookman, vol. 36, no. 213 (July 1937), containing CW’s article ‘The New Milton’, 255-261. One
copy was in an envelope stating it was the gift of Thelma Shuttleworth; on opening page pencilled annotation regarding a portrait by Mervyn
Peake reproduced on p. 286.

I.C.21

I.C.22.i-ii

Contents of an envelope mailed by The Bodleian Library to Mr. R, H. Wallis. On the envelope [destroyed] there was written by and signed R H
Wallis: ‘Photocopy obtained from Bodleian of lecture given by Charles Williams at Sorbonne 1938 Copyright is with Michael Williams and an
undertaking has been given to Bodleian not to publish without consent of Michael Williams’.

I.C.22.i

Eighteen pages of a photocopy of what seems to have been the transcript of a recording of the lecture, for there are indications of
audience response, e.g. laughter and applause, as well as the Introduction of Williams by the Chairman.

I.C.22.ii

Two pages on both sides of which are handwritten notes (by AMH?) referring to CW’s lecture at the Sorbonne. Very faint pencil note at top
of page one indicates possibly an estimate of word length (for possible publication?).

I.C.22

I.C.30

Two leaves from St. Martin’s Review, July 1940, pp. 329-332 containing “The Church Looks Forward” by CW, gift of Miss
Ursula Grundy

I.C.30

I.C.33/a-c

I. C. 33/a

A copy of a seven page typescript of a talk, ‘The Recovery of Spiritual Initiative’ given by CW at St. Hilda’s College, Oxford, Oct. 2,
1940. It was enclosed with a letter [included here] from the manager of the SPCK’s bookshop to Gillian Lunn about AMH’s book on CW.

I.C.33/b

A second copy of the talk, apparently made from I.C.33/a.

I.C.33/c

Eight pages containing a typed, marked copy of the text of I.C.33/a with one page almost entirely repeated, and the verso of the first five
pages bearing the title ‘Relationally Human’, part of an essay on Williams and George MacDonald, composed by AMH?

I.C.33

I.C.35

Four pages of extracts of letters and reports of CW to the OUP dating from 1935 to 1940 regarding Kierkegaard and whether to publish some
of his work.

I.C.35

C.46

‘Natural Goodness’, an article by CW printed in Theology, Oct. 1941, pp. 211-216, presented by Ursula Grundy to the CW Society.

I.C.46

I.C.47

Religion and Love in Dante
, The Theology of Romantic Love, Dacre Press, Paper 6, forty page pamphlet, pub. The Univ. Press Glasgow, gift of Anne
Scott to the CW Society

I.C.47

I.C.49

‘Notes on the Way’ by CW, Time and Tide, vol. 23, no. 9, (Feb 28, 1942) p.170-71. Gift of Dorothy Fitzgerald to the CW
Society. A second incomplete copy

I.C.49

I.C.50

‘Notes on the Way’ by CW, Time and Tide, vol. 23, no. 10, (March 7, 1942) p.194. Gift of Dorothy Fitzgerald to the CW Society.

I.C.50

I.C.59

Four proof sheets showing ten pages of CW’s article ‘What the Cross means to me’, published in What the Cross means to me: A Theological Symposium, London, 1943. The gift of Miss Ursula Grundy to the CW Society

I.C.59

I.C.63

Two copies, each eight pages of photocopy, of an article by CW, ‘On the Poetry of The Duchess of Malfi’. The source of
the photocopy is not given; according to Glenn it is London: Sylvan Press, 1945.

I.C.63

I.C.64

Fourteen typed pages of an article untitled and with no author given. It makes many references to Blake’s Prophetic Books and to
Wordsworth’s Prelude, and co-inherence is mentioned as one of the ‘great poetic achievements of the Romantics’, but CW’s name does
not occur once. There are a number of places where corrections to the typed pages were made by pencil or pen.

no ref.

I.C.65

Unsigned tribute to H. M. Peacock attributed to CW, pages 98-101 of The Lantern, the Quarterly magazine of the Oxford University Press (London). vol. 11. no. 4 (Jan 1939). A gift of R. D. Binfield
to the CW Society.

no ref.

I.C.66

Two sets of photocopies of Letters to Peter—I-VI by CW in G.K’ s Weekly March 5, April 2, April 30, May 28, June 18, July
23, 1936

[see II.C.i/8a for another copy of Letter V.]

no ref.

I.C.67

Photocopy of five handwritten pages, each photocopy is attached to a large page with comments by AMH and ECRH. The handwritten pages are
said to be an article CW wrote for Time & Tide regarding a book Church & State by Don Luigi Sturzo.

no ref.

I.C.68

Two typed pages (with a few corrections by hand) entitled:

Programmes of Charles Williams Lectures

METAPHYSICAL TRADITION IN ENGLISH LITERATURE

FIRST TERM

plus a carbon copy of the typed pages with the corrections.

no ref.

I.C.69

Two typed pages (with a few corrections by hand) entitled:

PROGRAMMES OF CHARLES WILLIAMS’ LECTURE

no ref.

I.D

reviews by CW

I.D.111-115

Five book reviews in G. K.’s Weekly, 23 [March 5 – June 18, 1936]

I.D.111-115

I.D.152

Two pages from Time & Tide, 18 March 1939, with CW’s review of Rejoice in the Lamb, Christopher Smart .

I.D.152

I.D.208

Page from Time & Tide, 1 Nov. 1941, with CW’s review of Michael Drayton and His Circle, Bernard H.
Newdigate.

I.D.208

I.D.209

Page from Time & Tide, 6 Dec. 1941, with CW’s review of Forgiveness and Reconciliation, Vincent
Taylor.

I.D.209

I.D.216/a-c

I.D.216/a

Two pages from Time & Tide, 21 March 1942, with ‘Letters in Hell’, CW’s review of The Screwtape Letters by
C. S. Lewis

I.D.216/b

One page photocopy with some marginalia, of ‘Letters in Hell’, review by CW in Time & Tide Anthology (Andre Deutsch, London,
1956) of The Screwtape Letters by C.S. Lewis.

I.D.216/c

One typed page, an edited copy of CW’s review of C.S. Lewis’ Screwtape Letters

I.D.216

I.D.252

Review by CW of The Fortunes of Falstaff by J.D. Wilson, Time and Tide, vol.24, no. 43 (23 Oct. 1943). With note from the
donor, John Heath-Stubbs.

I.D. 252

I.D.260

Review by CW of The English Bible, Sir Herbert Grierson and The Bible: Its Letter and Spirit, W. C. Dick; clipping from Time and Tide, 6 May 1944.

I.D.260

I.D.280

Review by C.W. of Beyond Personality, C. S. Lewis and Light of Christ; clipping from Time and Tide, 16 June
1945.

I.D.280

I.D.284

An anonymous historical essay on Spanish Art, twenty-two pages handwritten and on each page some interlinear pencilled notes by another
hand. On the envelope containing the essay Joan Wallis is suggested as the author of the essay and Charles Williams of the notes. On the
final page, bearing ‘22’ at the top, below the essay’s final paragraph, there is in Williams’ hand: ‘CW 28 Oct.1940’

no ref.

I.E

edited works by CW

I.E.1

Photocopy of the entire original edition of Poems of Home and Overseas compiled by Charles Williams, Oxford, 1921, 160
pp. with letter from J. Ll. Williams of the OUP to AMH the donor of the photocopy to the CW Society.

I.E.1

I.E.6/a-b

I.E.6a

A two page photocopy of a review by “K.C.M.” of The New Book of English Verse. edited by Charles Williams from G.K.’s Weekly, Jan. 30, 1936, pp. 303-304. Duplicate copy as well. [See II.C.i/8a for another copy.]

I.E.6b

Handwritten note (AMH’s?) about CW’s initial choice for the title of The New Book of English Verse.

I.E.6

I.F

correspondence of CW

I.F.i/a-g

I.F.i/a

List (3 pages) of letters from CW to DLS (Dorothy L. Sayers), Aug 1943­—Dec 1944.

I.F.i/b

C
opies of 8 letters from CW to DLS, with annotations of AMH; letters dated 12 Apr, 26 Apr, 1 Jun, 1 Sept, 13 Sept, 20 Oct, 21 Dec 1944, and 24 Apr 1945

I.F.i/c
:

Seven pages of notes by AMH on correspondence between CW and DLS in 1944 and 1945

I.F.i/d

Letter of AMH to James Brabazon, dated 19 Jan 1977, regarding correspondence

I.F.i/e

Newspaper cutting from the Financial Times, 25 July 1981, review of book by James Brabazon, Dorothy L. Sayers: The Life of a Courageous Woman.

I.F.i/f

T
hree letters: Anthony Fleming (son of DLS) to AMH dated 23 Nov 1982; AMH to Anthony Fleming (carbon-copy) 20 May 1983; reply Anthony
Fleming to AMH 30 May 1983.

I.F.i/g

Three slips with AMH’s notes re her work on DLS’s letters.

no ref

I.F.ii

Twenty-two pages of photocopies of letters from CW to Ruth Spalding dating from 23 Feb. 1939 to 4 June 1945 plus an undated letter from
Michal Williams to “Miss Spalding”. All of which were in a file on the cover of which was written:

C. W. Society NOT [doubly underlined ] to be used without Ruth Spalding’s permission. ECRH

no ref.

I.F.iii

Seven letters (originals) from CW to Brother George Every S.S.M, dating from 3 Feb. 1939 to15 March 1944

no ref.

I.F.iv

Notes (3 pages) by AMH from CW’s letters to Phyllis Jones, concerning Heroes and Kings (for latter see I.A.i.5). According to
cover note by ECRH in June 1989, originals are in Bodleian.

no ref.

I.F.v

I.F.v/1

Two small sheets in AMH’s handwriting (?) giving extracts from certain letters of CW and Fred Page to Alice Meynell in 1913 & 1916 on
literary matters. and a third sheet with part of a letter from CW to Wilfred Meynell in Feb. 1914 about The Silver Stair.

I.F.v/2

A two page typescript of an extract from an undated letter by CW to his aunt about his first interview with Alice Meynell.

no ref.

I.F.vi/a-b

Contents of file with label written by ECRH “Mainly copies of internal papers from the Clarendon Press and OUP concerning
CWs books, of considerable interest”, dated June 1989.

I.F.vi/a

Pamphlet giving short history of OUP; letter from Sir John Brown to AMH dated 21 Feb 1980 stating the OUP had no records regarding CW’s
salary; three pages of misc. notes by AMH on enclosed correspondence.

I.F.vi/b

Photocopies (forty-four pages) of internal correspondence at the OUP/Clarendon Press between CW, VHC [Vere Henry Collins] and others; dated
16 Oct 1925 to17 April 1946.

no ref.

I.F.vii

Photocopy of a letter from CW to T.S. Eliot dated 3 July 1944

no ref.

I.F.viii

Twenty seven letters, each stapled to a larger sheet at the top of which AMH has written the name of the person to whom the letter was
sent, its date and subject. The collection concerns the OUP’s publication of Kierkegaard’s work. The letters extend from 19 February 1935
to 28 May 1937. They are all addressed to Alexander Dru, one of the first English translators of Kierkegaard, and they were written by CW
with only a few exceptions, e.g. one from Howard Lowry, General Editor of the OUP. They are arranged here in chronological order, the
earliest being at the top of the stack.

no ref.

I.F.ix

A collection of forty-eight letters, several of them multi-page. Each letter is stapled to a larger sheet at the top of which AMH has
written the name of the person to whom the letter was sent, its date and subject. Nearly all were written by CW and addressed to Dr. Walter
Lowrie of Princeton Univ. and concern Kierkegaard, but two were from Lowrie to CW and one was from an unnamed person at the OUP addressed
to Alexander Dru.

no ref.

I.F.x

One small letter handwritten with enclosure. The letter is dated 2 May 1940, the location is stated to be Southfield House and at the
bottom are the initials CW. The letter begins “My dear Miss Renwick” and then gives some remarks on how the enclosed Order came to be
formulated. The enclosure is another small page, this one typed and with the title, “The Order of the Co-Inherence”.

no ref.

I.F.xi/a-b

I.F.xi/a

Letter and envelope addressed to Miss J. Sedgwick, dated 26 Jan. 1929. The three page, handwritten letter with inside address Amen House is
signed “Charles Williams”,

I.F.xi/b

A typed transcription of the above letter and of the handwritten note on the envelope.

no ref.

I.F.xii

Five small pages each a handwritten letter with ‘Southfield House’ written above the date. The dates are: 1941, May 20, 21, June 20, 21,
1942 Dec. On only one of the pages is there the name of the person to whom it was written. The message of 20 June 1941 begins, ‘Dear Anne’
and it may be that all were intended for Anne Renwick.

no ref.

I.F.xiii/a-f

Photocopies of four typed letters from CW to Victor Gollancz.

I.F.xiii/a

One page letter dated 18 June 1930 with an attached typed sheet of CW’s suggested alterations to Shadows of Ecstasy.

I.F.xiii/b

One page letter dated 24 July 1930 enclosing a copy of a letter from Sir Basil P Blackett praising War in Heaven.

I.F.xiii/c

One page letter dated 19 Feb. 1932 referring to Shadows of Ecstasy; with an immediate and brief reply from Gollancz to CW.

I.F.xiii/d

One page letter dated 13 July 1932 expressing appreciation for publishing his books and for introducing him to Francis Stewart and his
work. With a post-it with notes by AMH

I.F.xiii/e

Two page letter dated 28 July 1932 with remarks about a recent work. A pencilled note (by AMH?) suggests it was Shadows of Ecstasy
.

I.F.xiii/f

A half-page letter dated 31 Aug. 1932 telling of a proposal that he should write a book on Francis Bacon.

no ref.

I.F.xiv/a-c

I.F.xiv/a

A one page undated letter from Wilfrid Meynell to CW.

I.F.xiv/b

Two single page letters from Alice Meynell to CW, one dated Jan. 7 the other Feb. 9, no year given.

I.F.xiv/c

A two page letter from Alice Meynell to CW dated Feb. 4 no year given.

no ref.

I.F.xv/a-c

I.F.xv/a

Photocopy of a typed two page letter dated 15 April 1930 from CW to G. K. Chesterton

I.F.xv/b

Photocopy of a typed two page letter dated 6 Nov. 1936 from CW to Mrs. G. K. Chesterton.

I.F.xv/c

A one page typed letter dated 30 July 1940 serving as a recommendation for a ‘Mrs. Miller’, an employee of the OUP.

no ref.

I.G

bibliography of CW

I.G.1

Twelve typed pages comprising a Bibliography of CW. At the bottom of the last page there is: ‘Completed to 31 December 1950’, The compiler
is unnamed but was probably AMH.

no ref.

I.H

miscellany of CW

I.H.1/a-d

1.H.1/a

Thirteen handwritten pages clipped together that seem to be part of a commonplace book. The entries are evenly spaced, some being lines of
poems or other writings with the source occasionally given. The handwriting is uniform throughout and appears to be that of CW.

1.H.1/b

Three small sheets in CW.’s handwriting, undated and with no address or salutation, but it seems to be a note intended to a student. It
begins. ‘Herewith’.

I.H.1/c

A single slightly smaller sheet also in CW’s hand , and beginning also with ‘Herewith’

I.H.1/d

A very small slip with eight handwritten lines of one side beginning: ‘The King’s Arms is in Oxford’. On the reverse side there are six
lines, and together the two sides appear to be at least part of a poem .

no ref.

II.A

personal recollections of CW

II.A.1

Two small typed pages dated Jan. 1983 and signed M. Joyce Taylor giving her recollections of CW in London in the 1930’s.

no ref.

II.A.2

Four handwritten sheets, undated and the writer unidentified. It is titled: ’Charles Williams, writer: C. S. Lewis’ “friend of friends”’.

no ref.

II.A.3

Two photocopies of an article, ‘As I Remember Charles Williams’ by Michal Williams with an introduction by Chad Walsh in Episcopal Churchnews 12 April 1953.

II.B.171

II.A.4

Nine long handwritten sheets describing the writer’s acquaintance with CW since 1898. Another hand (AMH’s?) has written above the first
line ‘George Robinson’ and below the final line on page 9 ‘28.xi.54’, presumably the date of composition. On the final line of the
composition there is written in the original hand ‘GUR’.

no ref.

II.B

studies about CW [monographs & shorter studies]

II.B.3

Penguin Book of Contemporary Verse
, Kenneth Allot ed., photocopy of pp 84-85, ‘Charles Williams’.

II.B.3

II.B.8

‘The Martyr as Dramatic Hero’ by W. H. Auden, a review article The Listener, vol. 79 no. 2023 (4 Jan. 1968) pp. 1-6, with
reference to CW’s Thomas Cranmer.

II.B.8

II.B.14

’Charles Williams: Lay Theologian’ by Robert McAfee Brown, Theology Today, vol. 10, no. 2 (July, 1953) pp. 212-229, a gift of Anne
Scott.

II.B.14

II.B.16

‘Love and Rejection in Charles Williams’
, by Douglas Carmichael, photocopy of nine page article in Universitas, 2 (1964), pp. 14-22 with some marginal marks and notes.

II.B.16

II.B.19

A copy of ‘The Way of Affirmation: A Study of the Writings of Charles Williams’, by Glen Cavaliero, in Church Quarterly Review Jan.-March, 1956, pp. 19-28.

II.B.19

II.B. 32

Ten page photocopy of ‘A Checklist of Reviews by Charles Williams’, by Lawrence R. Dawson, Jr., in Papers of the Bibliographical Society of America, vol. 35, no. 2 ( April-June 1961) pp. 100-117.

II.B.32

II.B.37

II.B.37/a

The Listener
, 19 Dec. 1946, vol. 36, no. 936, containing ‘The Significance of Charles Williams’ by T.S. Eliot, pp. 894-895.

II.B.37/b

Photocopy of ‘The Significance of Charles Williams’ by T.S. Eliot in The Listener, 19 Dec. 1946, pp. 894-895, three copies (one
attached to board for exhibition).

II.B.37

II.B.47

Photocopy of part of ‘Many Dimensions: The Images of Charles Williams’ in Books with Men behind Them by Edmund Fuller, here pp.
200-235

II.B.47

II/B.61

Photocopy of ‘Coinherence, Substitution and Exchange in Charles Williams’ Poetry and Poetry-Making’, by AMH, twenty-one pages followed by ‘
Appendix: Selections from Poetry of Charles Williams’, nine pages.

II/B.61

II.B.78

Reprint of an article, ‘Charles Williams, Novelist and Prophet’ by Charles A. Huttar, with the author’s signature and expression of
appreciation. Also an offprint of the same article but without the author’s signature and expression of appreciation.

II.B.78

II.B.83

‘The Arthurian Legend – A Study of the Posthumous Fragments by Charles Williams’, by David Jones in The Tablet, 25 Dec. 1948. pp.
419-423. Three page clipping with some marginalia.

II.B.83

II.B.105

brotéria cultura e informação,
vol. 103, no. 1 (Jan, 1976), ‘Dialéctica e unidade no pensamento de Charles Williams’ by F. de Mello Moser, pp. 73-84, gift to the CW
Society from the article’s author.

II.B.105

II.B.116

Two copies of four pages of a supplement to THE PERIODICAL; following an introduction by Frederick Page there are three pages of
quotations from obituaries for CW.

II.B.116

II.B.150

Photocopy of ‘Charles Williams: A Novelist’s Pilgrimage’ by Patricia Meyer Spacks, in Religion in Life, vol. 29, no. 2 (Spring
1960) pp. 277-288.

II.B.150

II.B.152/a-b

II.B.152/a

Photocopy of ‘Charles Williams’ Judgement at Chelmsford: A Study in the Aesthetic of Sacramental Time’ by William V. Spanos in Christian Scholar, vol. 45, no. 2 (Summer, 1962) pp.107-117.

II.B.152/b

A reprint of Judgement at Chelmsford: A Study in the Aesthetic of Sacramental Time signed by W. V. Spanos and addressed to AMH

II.B.152

II.B.153/a-b

II.B.153/a

Photocopy of ‘Charles Williams’ Seed of Adam: The Existential Flight from Death’ in The Christian Scholar, vol. 49
(Summer 1966) pp. 105-118.

II.B.153/b

A handwritten note dated19 Jan. 1967 from W. V. Spanos to AMH re the above article and his use of AMH’s book.

II.B.153

II.B.161

Two off prints of ‘Charles Williams’ by Georgette Versinger from Études Anglaises, vol. 18 (July-Sept. 1965) pp. 285-295. Both
signed by the author, one addressed to the CW Society and one to AMH.

II.B.161

II.B.181/a-d

Contents of a file with a covering note by ECRH dated June 1989 stating, ‘Seemingly article by Alice Mary, together with her notes’.

II.B.181/a

Twenty-eight typed pages with a covering page with the title, ‘THE POETRY OF CHARLES WILLIAMS’. At the bottom of the page, there was
written in hand the names: “Mrs. Wallis” and “Mrs. Hatfield” with an address written beneath each name. The total of twenty-nine pages are
held together by a string through one of the two holes in each sheet.

II.B.181/b

Letter dated 19 Nov 1948 from AMH to J.W. McFarlane at BBC about her proposed programme talk on CW’s poetry; acknowledgement of receipt
from the BBC dated 25 Nov1948; follow-up letter from AMH dated 2 Apr 1949 to Mr. Belgion regarding her proposed talk.

II.B.181/c

Twenty-eight page photocopy of ‘THE POETRY OF CHARLES WILLIAMS’ with no markings on the photocopy.

II.B.181/d

1) A typed letter dated 28 April 1949 addressed to AMH, signed by M. Belgion.

2) A half-sheet with a handwritten note from CMH dated 9.1.91 to Joan Wallis.

no ref.

II.B.182

Four page photocopy of the entry for CW in The Arthurian Encyclopaedia.

no ref.

II.B.183

Clipping from Church Times, 26 Sept 1986,p. 13: Letter by Mrs. Eileen Mable to the Church Times concerning an article on
CW by Humphrey Carpenter that appeared 3 Sept.

no ref

II.B.184

An article “Dante, il ‘dolce stil novo’ e I Rosacroce (Charles Williams)” in Ritratti di ieri e di oggi by Giorgio Spina (Genoa,
2008), pp.36-39 in Italian.

no ref.

II.B.185

Telegraph
, 27 Sept.2008, pp. 4-5, Arts section. Archbishop Rowan Williams expresses an opinion regarding CW

no ref.

II.B.186

A clipping from TLS, 27 July 2008 that contains a letter from Dr. Brian Horne rebutting a comment of Rowan Williams about CW and
Tolkien.

no ref

II.B.187

Fourteen typed pages titled ‘The Role of the Slaves in Charles Williams’ Poetry’ with handwritten corrections and marginal notes. No
author, date or place given, but the introductory remarks indicate it was given as an illustrated lecture.

no ref.

II.B.188

Two page photocopy of ‘Evil versus Good – The Works of Fiction of Charles Williams’ by the Rev. F. Albert Frost, in The Living Church, 13 May 1951.

no ref.

II.B.189

Photocopy of ‘Two for the Naked Mind’ by Edward T. Dell, Jr. in The Episcopalian, August, 1965

no ref.

II.B.190

The Arthurian Poems of Charles Williams
by Dorothy Hobson Fitzgerald, a dissertation for the MA degree at NYU, Sept. 1952 , 96 typed pages; followed by two typed pages describing
two series of classes in New York, one in September 1961 the other in April 1972, studying CW and his works.

no ref.

II.B.191

Photocopy of ‘Mysteries Great and Small’ by John G. Mellin in Christian Scholar, vol. 43, no. 1, March 1960, pp. 46-53

no ref.

II.B.192

Photocopy of ‘A Poet in Oxford’ by Frederic Vanson in Bucks, Berks, Oxon Life, Thanes Valley Countryside vol. 11, no.52, Dec.
1971. Two copies.

no ref.

II.B.193

Three typed pages, an extract from Studies of Type-Images in Poetry, Religion and Philosophy by Maud Bodkin (OUP, 1951) pp.139-152

no ref.

II.B.194

Twelve handwritten pages on six leaves of lined notebook paper titled ‘The Background of Thought to the Taliessin Poems’. Neither the
writer nor the date is given, but it contains a number of clues to the possible identity of the essay’s author.

no ref.

II.B.195/a-b

II.B.195/a

Photostats of portions of pp. 97-99 of Saraband by E. L. Mascall in which CW is discussed, especially his lecture on Comus.

II.B.195/b

A handwritten slip with a quotation from Saraband by E.L. Mascall regarding CW and T.S. Eliot

no ref.

II.B.196

‘Christianity and Poetry’, a clipping from The Times Literary Supplement, 1 July 1965, author unnamed.

no ref.

II.B.197

‘Romantic Love and the Adolescent’ by Nell Jenkins, two newspaper clippings from The Guardian, Nov. 16 & 23, 1945, with a
discussion of CW and his works re Dante

no ref.

II.B.198

‘Images of Satan’ Part Two by Colin Duriez, CWN Series, 16 Oct 1981

‘Occult: Where Satanic influence is seen’ by Colin Duriez, with a quotation from CW’s Witchcraft, a clipping in two pieces from CWN Series, 23 Oct. 1981.

no ref.

II.B.199

‘Charles Williams and the Occult’, a fifteen page printed pamphlet the text of a paper given by Martin Moynihan to the Oxford C. S. Lewis
Society, 3 June 1986. Two copies.

no ref.

II.B.200

‘Charles Williams and the Occult, The Triune and the Biune; the Circle and the Rose.’ a fifteen page printed pamphlet, a paper given at the
Charles Williams Symposium, Duisburg, 8 Nov. 1986 by Nartin Moynihan. Three copies.

no ref.

II.B.201

‘The World of Arthur and the Grail in the Work of Charles Williams’, a fifty-six page photocopy of an anonymous and undated scholarly
study.

no ref.

II.B.202

‘From Logres to Carbonek: The Arthuriad of Charles Williams’ by Karl Heinz Göller. A photocopy of the fifty-three page article which, a
noted attached to this photocopy states, is from ‘a new periodical’ Arthurian Literature

no ref.

II.B.203

‘When Fact Meets Fantasy’ in Church Times, 27 Aug. 1982, a two page photocopy of an article by C. S. Lewis on CW’s novels.

no ref.

II.B.204

Two copies of Theology , vol. 79, no. 668 (March 1976) containing ‘In the City and Under the Mercy’ by Raymond Hockley, pp.
97-104. An article on CW’s theology and its implications.

no. ref.

II.B.205

The Literary Digest
, Spring, 1948 with ‘The Writings of Charles Williams’ by T. S. Eliot, pp. 5-8, condensed from a broadcast.

no ref.

II.B.206

A Mesh of Chords: Sprache und Stil in der Artusdichtung Charles Williams
by Angelika Schneider, dissertation for the PhD at the Univ. of Köln, 1984 donated by the author.

no ref.

II.B.207

Photocopy of ‘The Books of Charles Williams’, The Book & Magazine Collector, March 1991, pp. 56-63, by John Withrington.

no.ref.

II.B.208/a-d

Two papers by Prof. John Hibbs with cover letter from him.

II.B.208/a

A one page typed letter dated 9 Nov. 1992 from Prof. John Hibbs to Dr. Brian Horne re enclosed letters listed below,

II.B.208/b

Photocopy of ‘Charles Williams and Current Economic Thought’, an eleven page typed paper presented by Prof. John Hibbs to the CW Society on
7 Nov. 1992.

II.B.208/c

Photocopy of ‘Forsyth, Hayek and the Remoralization of Society, or Church, Life and Economics’ a ten page paper presented by Prof. John
Hibbs, 27 June 1992.

II.B.208/d

Photocopy of a printed four page article, ’Charles Williams (1886-1945) and Current Economic Thought’ by John Hibbs. [This item was not with the other two papers and cover letter.]

no ref.

II.B.209

Clipping from The Times, dated 24 May 1975 titled ‘The poet who turned to Kierkegaard for a way of life’ by Craig Raine. Primarily
about Auden it mentions CW’s influence.

no ref.

II.B.210/a-b

II.B.210/a

Review of AMHX by Renée Haynes in The Tablet, 23 June 1984, pp. 3-4.

II.B.210/b

‘Poet of Logres’, clipping from Church Times, 6 Apr. 1984, a review by Norman Nicholson of CHARLES WILLIAMS: An Exploration of His Life and Work, Alice Mary Hadfield. two copies

no ref.

II.B.211/a-b

II.B.211/a

Photocopy of ‘Charles Williams as Natural and Preternatural’, an eight page review of AMHX by Stephen Medcalf in an unnamed journal.

II.B.211/b

‘The wizard of Oxford’ by William Bouverie, a review of AMHX in The Sunday Times, Feb. 1984 date not given, a photocopy.

no. ref.

II.B.212/a-b

II.B.212/a

Twelve copies of an announcement of the publication of Charles Williams: A celebration ed. Brian Horne

II.B.212/b

Page 16 of Church Times, 8 March 1996 with a note, ‘Poet Primer’, a review of Charles Williams: A celebration, ed. Brian
Horne.

II.B.213

Two photocopies of ‘Hooked on the Williams way with words’, column by A. N. Wilson in The Daily Telegraph. 8 Dec. 2003, p. 23.

no ref.

II.B.214

Photocopy of ‘A Poet and Mentor with a Penchant for Magic’ by David Llewelyn Dodds, a one page article in Church Times, 12 April
1991.

no ref.

II.B.215/a,b

II.B.215/a

Photocopy of the Introduction to an Italian translation (La Vigilia di Ognissanti) by Giorgio Spina of All Hallows Eve.

II.B.215/b

The envelope addressed to R. H. Wallis from Giorigo Spina with handwritten description of the items sent to Wallis by Spina

no ref.

II.B.216

Clipping from The Catholic Herald, Jan. 1993, an article on CW by Jan Szadkowski titled, ‘A Pattern of Glory’.

II.B.217

Clipping from an unnamed newspaper of unknown date , a review by Renée Haynes of Charles Williams: Poet of Theology by Glen
Cavaliero; and two photocopies of the same review.

no ref.

II.B.218

Four typed pages titled, ‘Charles Williams’, a lecture given by Canon Michael Stancliffe, Westminster Abbey, 24 March 1965; and a photocopy
of the same.

no ref.

II.B.219

A typed paper of seventeen pages by Betty Wheeler titled ‘Descent into Hell: The Nature of the Abyss in the Writing of Charles Williams and
Charles Baudelaire’ presented to the CW Society 10 June 1983.

no ref.

II.B.220

Photocopy of, ‘Byzantium and the Matter of Britain: the Narrative Framework of Charles Williams’s Later Arthurian Poems’, by Jan Curtis in Quondam et Futurus: A Journal of Arthurian Interpretations, vol. 2 no. 1 (Spring 1992)

no ref.

II.B.221

Photocopy of, ‘Charles Williams’s ‘The Sister of Percivale’: ‘Towards a Theology of Theotokos’, by Jan Curtis in Quondam et Futurus: A Journal of Arthurian Interpretations, vol. 2 no. 4 (Winter 1992)

no ref.

II.B.222/a-b

II.B.222/a

A typed copy of the paper a photocopy of which is II.B.221

II.B.222/b

Exchange of letters between Jan Curtis and Gillian Lunn on 24 Aug. 1995 and 15 Sept. 1995.

no ref.

II.B.223

A section, pp. 17-24, of the Rheinischer Merkur / Christ und Welt, 7 Nov. 1986 with an article on p. 20 ‘Der Gral in der
Dorfkirche’ by

Gisbert Kranz.

no ref.

II.B.224/a-b

II.B.224/a

One typed sheet with the programme of the Internationales Charles William Symposium, at Wolfsburg, 6-8 Nov. 1986.

II.B.224/b

Eight typed abstracts of papers given at the symposium.

no ref.

II.B.225

‘The Early Poetry of Charles Williams (1886-1945)’, by Dorothy Hobson Fitzgerald, thirty-seven typed pages (photocopy) with notes.

no ref.

II.B.226

‘The Supernatural Thrillers of Charles Williams’, by Tim Robinson. photocopy of an article in London Magazine, vol. 33 no. 1&2
(April-May 1993) pp. 35-47.

no ref.

II.B.227

Photocopy of ‘The Commonplace Book: Charles Williams’s Early Approach to the Arthurian Poetry’ by Georgette Versinger in Vol. 22.3 (Winter
1999) pp. 38-54 of Mythlore: A Journal of J. R. R Tolkien, C. S. Lewis, Charles Williams and Mythopoeic Literature. A gift from G.
Versinger

no ref.

II.B.228

‘A poet of Ideas’, clipping from Church Times, 6 May 1983, a review by Norman Nicholson of Charles Williams: Poet of Theology, Glen Cavaliero.

no ref.

II.B.229

‘Visionary Land’, clipping from Church Times, 26 Aug. 1983, a review by Norman Nicholson of The Novels of Charles Williams, Thomas T. Howard.

no ref.

II.B.230

Reviews of Gavin Ashenden’s Charles Williams: Alchemy and integration,

II.B.230/a

Review by Rowan Williams from TLS 20 June 2008, two copies (one a photocopy of review; one a complete issue of TLS).

II.B.230/b

Review by Glen Cavaliero, The Chronicle of The Oxford University C.S. Lewis Society, vol. 5, no. 2 (May 2008) pp. 46-51.

no ref.

II.B.231/a,b

II.B.231/a

Frater Qui Sitit Veniat: Charles Williams and the Secret Tradition
by Edward Gauntlett, a scholarly study undated, but ca 2000.

II.B.231/b

Two copies of a typed letter dated 11 May 2000 from Brian Horne to Edward Gauntlett acknowledging receipt of the above paper and with a few
comments about it.

no ref.

II.B.232

An article, ‘Charles Williams: il fascino del mistero’ by Giorgio Spina, in Autori liguri, vol. 6, no. 31 (Nov. 2004) pp. 39-41.

no ref.

II.B.233

‘A Confluence of Pagan-Celtic and Christian Traditions in Charles Williams’s “Bors to Elayne: The Fish of Broceliande”’ by Jan Curtis Ph.D.
a scholarly article of twenty-six typed pages with notes.

no ref.

II.B.234/a-b

II.B.234/a

A hand written letter dated 1 Sept. 1997 from Suzanne Bray to Brian Horne concerning the draft of an article that was suggested by Dr.
Barbara Reynolds.

II.B.234/b

Seventeen typed pages comprising the article mentioned above titled ‘Disseminating Glory: Echoes of Charles Williams in the Works of T. S.
Eliot’

II.B.235

Charles Williams, A Critical Essay
by Mary McDermott Shideler, a 48 page pamphlet in the William B Eerdmans Publishing Company’s Series Contemporary Writers in Christian
Perspective.

no ref.

II.C

reviews of CW’s works

II.C.i/7

II.C.i/7

‘A Scholar’s Poems’ clipping from an undated copy of the TLS, a review by John Pellow of Windows of Night, gift of John
Pellow. The envelope that contained the clipping is included here and provides the name of the reviewer.

II.C.i/7

II.C.i/8a-b

II.C.i/8a
[review of Windows of Night by ‘J.S.P.’]

G.K.’S WEEKLY, A Sampler, ed. by Lyle W. Dorsett
(Chicago: Loyola University Press, 1986). Contains two reviews of CW’s works and one essay by CW:

pp, 137-8 [bottom of page], ‘A New Volume of Poems by Mr. Charles Williams’, rev. by ‘J.S.P’ of Windows of Night.

pp. 505-6 [bottom of page], The New Book of English Verse, ed. by CW, rev. by ‘K.C.M.’

pp. 539-40 bottom of page], ‘Letters to Peter—V’ by Charles Williams.

II.C.i/8a

Photocopy of pp 387-8 of G.K.’s Weekly 26 Dec 1925., ‘A New Volume of Poems by Mr. Charles Williams’, rev. by ‘J.S.P’ of Windows of Night.

no ref.

II.C.ii

A torn newspaper clipping from The Daily Telegraph, 1 Apr. 1930, ‘In Line with the Great Tradition’ a review by John Drinkwater of
CW’s Poetry at Present.

II.C.ii

II.C.iii/7

Photocopy of a review by Charles Weir, Jr. of War in Heaven in The New York Times, 9 Oct. 1949.

no ref.

II.C.iv/3-4

II.C.iv/3

Photocopy of a review by Richard McLaughlin of Many Dimensions in The Saturday Review of Literature, 17 Feb. 1949

II.C.iv/4

Photocopy of a review by Dorothy L. Sayers of Many Dimensions in New York Times Books, 21 August 1949

II.C.iv/3

II.C.iv/4

II.C.v/7-10

II.C.v/7

Photocopy of a review by Sylvia Stallings of The Place of the Lion in New York Herald Tribune Book Review, 11 March 1951

II.C.v/8

Photocopy of a review by Chad Walsh of The Place of the Lion in The New York Times Book Review, 11 March 1951.

II.C.v/9

Clipping from The Observer, 27 Sept. 1931. A review of The Place of the Lion, reviewer not named, but a handwritten
marginal note adds ‘Gerald Gould’ presumably the reviewer. Gift of R. D. Binfield.

II.C.v/10

Clipping from The Observer, 4 Oct. 1931. In the column ‘Letters to the Editor’, there is one titled ‘The Place of the Lion’
written by Montgomery Belgion taking issue with Gould’s review (see II.C.v/9). Gift of R. D. Binfield.

II.C.v/7

II.C.v/8

II.C.viii/5

Photocopy of a review by Chad Walsh of The Greater Trumps in The New York Times, 9 April1950.

II.C.viii/5

II.C.ix/3

Photocopy of a review by Richard McLaughlin of Shadows of Ecstasy in The Saturday Review of Literature, 23 Sept.
1950.

II.C.ix/3

II.C.xi/15

One page taken from The Cresset, date unknown, containing a review of CW’s Reason and Beauty in the Poetic Mind. The
reviewer is named as ‘Binnacle’ but a pencilled ‘RDB’ has been added by a reader and a cataloguer has identified it as R. D. Binfield.

no ref.

II.C.xii/2

Photocopy of a review by Robert Pearsall of James the First in New York Herald Book Review, 12 April 1953.

II.C.xii/2

II.C.xvi/1-4

II.C.xvi/1

Photocopy of a review by Nash K. Burger of Descent into Hell in The New York Times, 21 March 1949.

II.C.xvi/2

Photocopy of a review by Constantine Fitzgibbon of Descent into Hell in The New York Times, 27 March 1949.

II.C.xvi/3

Newspaper clipping of a review by Edwin Muir of Descent into Hell in an unknown newspaper in 1949

II.C.xvi/4

Newspaper clipping of an anonymous review of Descent into Hell in Daily Telegraph of 24 Sept. 1937

II.C.xvi/1

no ref.

no ref.

II.C.xvii/3

‘A Sacred Poem’, an essay by C. S. Lewis on Taliessin Through Logres published in Theology. April 1939, pp. 268-276.

[not listed at II.C.xvii, p.97]

II.C.xviii

II.C.xviii/1

Two pages of The New Statesman and Nation, 9 Dec. 1939 containing an article, ‘A Lay Theologian’, review by T.S. Eliot of CW’s The Descent ot the Dove; also a photocopy of the same.

II.C.xviii/5

Photocopy of “The Power of Divinity” , a review by George R. Stephenson of The Descent of the Dove in The New York Times,
October, 1950.

II.C.xviii

no ref

II.C.xix/1-2

II.C.xix/1

Photocopy of ‘A Modern Poet on Dante’, an anonymous review of Figure of Beatrice in Church Times, 3 Sept. 1943.

II.C.xix/2

Photocopy of ‘Martha Wanting to be Marys’ by John Pridmore, an article in Church Times, 13 Oct. 2006 on CW’s Figure of Beatrice.

II.C.xix

II.C.xx

II.C.xx/2

Photocopy of a review by Alfred Kreymborg in The New York Times, 22 July 1951 of The Region of The Summer Stars

II.C.xx/5

A four-page typescript of a review of The Region of the Summer Stars. The reviewer is unnamed, but on the four pages there are a
few corrections by hand and at the end there is written by hand “AMM 12/44”. It was originally in a file labelled “AMH-early typescripts”
and a covering note by ECRH dated June 1989, suggests that AMM was “Alice Mary Miller, her previous married name”.

II.C.xx/2

no ref

II.C.xxiii

A newspaper review of Arthurian Torso by unnamed reviewer in unnamed newspaper.

II.C.xxiii

II.C.xxiv

A review of The Image of the City by unnamed reviewer in The Times, 6 Nov. 1958.

II.C.xxiv

II.C.xxv

Two handwritten pages of extracts of reviews of the prose play ‘The Terror of Light’. A covering note by ECRH dated June 1989 and titled
‘Terror of Light’ states, ‘Notes made by AM of Notices of this play. I think made when she talked to E. Martin Browne.’

no ref.

II.C.xxvi

A clipping from an unnamed and undated newspaper of an anonymous review of He Came Down from Heaven.

no ref.

II.C.xxvii

‘Magic Touch’, page from Church Times, 14 May 1982, a review by Iain MacKenzie of Witchcraft

no ref.

II.C.xxviii

The TLS, 2 April 2004 [entire issue], p. 21 ‘The third man’ a review by Grevel Lindop of The Detective Fiction Reviews of Charles Williams, 1930-1935 and All Hallows’ Eve.

no ref.

II.C.xxix/

a-b

II.C.xxix/a

Clipping from an undated copy of New Highway, a review by J. D. C. Pellow of Divorce by CW, gift of John Pellow.

II.C.xxix/b

Clipping from an undated copy of the TLS, a review of Divorce by CW, gift of John Pellow; the envelope that contained the
clipping bears Pellow’s attribution and is also included.

no ref.

II.D

the Inklings

II.D.i/1-8

II.D.i/1

a:
Event programme 14-18 Oct 1985 “Inklings: Vier Klassiker der Fantasy. Collegium Augustiniianum Gaesdonck”.

b:
Poster for “Inklings: Vier Klassiker der Fantasy. Collegium Augustiniianum Gaesdonck”.

II.D.i/2

Inklings-Gesellschaft für Literatur und Ästhetik
(Aachen).

Rundbrief Nr. 15 (April 1987)

Rundbrief Nr. 32 (October 1993)

Rundbrief Nr. 52 (February 2005)

Rundbrief Nr. 55 (April 2009)

II.D.i/3

Newspaper clipping of review by John Ezard (19 Oct 1978) of The Inklings by Humphrey Carpenter.

II.D.i/4

Newspaper clipping of review by Mary Warnock (22 Oct 1978) in The Sunday Telegraph [with annotations] of The Inklings by
Humphrey Carpenter.

II.D.i/5

Photocopy of an anonymous letter sent to The Editor of The New Statesman (2 Nov. 1978) regarding Kingsley Amis’ review of The Inklings by Humphrey Carpenter.

II.D.i/6

Inkling Melodies: A Double Checklist of Joe R. Christopher’s Chapbooks and Verses Related to the Inklings and Their Writings.

II.D.i/7

Offprint of ‘Die Oxforder Inklings-Autoren’ by Von Gisbert Kranz, Communio, vol.15. no. 86, pp.70-78.

no ref.

II.E

working notes of AMH

II.E.i/1-10

The contents of a file with a note [filed with item 1] written in June 1989 by ECRH stating, “ AM’s [Alice Mary’s?] working notes on the subject of the Arthurian Theme”. The notes are grouped as follows:

II.E.i/1

Ten pages placed in an envelope on which is written in ink in the hand of AMH, “Notes made by me for C.W. for The Figure of Arthur” and above in pencil “Not for the Bodleian. Keep” Each page is headed “ The Figure of Arthur in English Literature”

In addition, two slips of paper with a covering note (dated June 1989, signed ECRH) describing contents as “AMH’s material on The Figure of
Arthur including notes made by her for CW when he was preparing to write it.”

II.E.i/2

Forty-six pages all in the hand of AMH with a covering slip explaining that it is an ‘Index to the themes, names etc. in collected
material’.

II.E.i/3

Thirteen pages of notes on the poetry of C.W. and a card to AMH

II.E.i/4

Fifteen pages of poetry with the heading ‘Century of Poems for Celia (different collection from Century)’ [cf. AMHX, p. 60].

II.E.i/5

Fourteen pages of poetry each with the heading ‘To Michal’ or alternately ‘To Dianeme’ [cf. AMHX, p. 75].

II.E.i/6

Twenty-eight pages of ‘Contemporary interpretation of general theme’.

II.E.i/7

C
lipping from TLS of 3 Feb. 1878 with ‘Classes in Camelot’ by David Staines and ‘Dreaming heroes’ by Anna Baldwin
marked for attention.

II.E.i/8

Two carbon-copies of a typewritten ‘Synopsis of a book for students of Charles Williams’ poetry, with reference also to his prose works’.

——-[second folder]

II.E.i/9

Eighty-two numbered pages of handwritten notes (by AMH?). Each of the pages 1- 45 and 64-82 bear the title ‘Arthurian Themes’,
pages 46- 63 are described as ‘Notes on Individual Themes’, beginning with Byzantium on 46 and ending with Porphyry on 63.

II.E.i/10

Twenty-one miscellaneous notes on various topics; all of the handwriting seems to be that of AMH.

no ref.

II.E.ii

Eight slips, including a note dated June 1989 by ECRH suggesting the contents of the file to be:

‘AMH’s notes on The Figure of Beatrice including her transcripts of notes made by C. S. Lewis in his copy of the book. Also ref. in a
letter to Joan Wallis to an intention to write a book on Wordsworth as a companion to Dante?’

no ref.

II.E.iii

Fourteen slips including a note titled ‘The Silver Stair’, dated June 1989 by ECRH describing the file’s contents as: AMH’s detailed notes
and a letter from Joan Wallis re the name.

no ref.

II.E.iv

Fourteen pages of notes made by AMH(?) from C.S. Lewis’s copy of Taliessin Through Logres; a carbon copy of a letter from AMH to Father
Hooper about Taliessin Through Logres; five small slips regarding that volume and other readers.

no ref.

II.E.v/1-8

Contents of a file with a covering note dated March ’90 and signed ECRH stating: ‘Misc. unpublished material of CW’s. The collection
relates from the time when AM hoped to publish extracts from CW’s letters & did a great deal of work to that end.’

II.E.v/1

Two copies of a cartoon of CW climbing stairs above a poem titled ‘The Rite of the Stairs’, one on heavy cardboard; the other on a leaf of
paper said to have been detached from The Lantern, the Quarterly magazine of the Oxford University Press, April 1935, on the verso side are
two notes. In envelope [now destroyed] stating ‘Gift of R. D. Binfield’. The first, signed R.D.B. [R.D. Binfield], identifies the
cartoonist as Mr. McDermott of the OUP and the author of the verse as Scapin and also comments on the picture itself, while the second
note, unsigned, suggests a different cartoonist (Mr. P. Budgen).

Photocopy of the same caricature of CW climbing stairs above a poem titled ‘The Rite of the Stairs’.

II.E.v/2

Two typed pages titled ‘Charles Williams. COLLECTS ‘. At the top AMH has written in ink, ‘Corrected typescript corrected by Raymond Hunt
now in Bodleian Corrections copied.’ At the end, on the very short second typed page, AMH has written ‘probably circulated by Phyllis
Potter.’

II.E.v/3

A singled typed page listing ‘Un-published poems of CW’ with designations J.1 through J.10.

Seven typed pages of poetry, four of which are carbon copies the first three being marked J.1, J.2, J.4 and with annotations by AMH, the
last three of these seven pages are photocopies of J2 and J4 with their notations.

A torn half page with this written in ink: ‘Unpub. Verse from letters———-To AMH. 20/ix/4/ p. 6’.

A typed poem (and a carbon copy) labelled ‘In letter to Joan Wallis 9 Sept 1943’ with notations.

Two typed pages of poetry taken from letters which are identified.

Four typed pages, a transcription of a letter from CW to Thelma Shuttleworth, 24 Oct. 1929 with notes by AMH.

Single sheet, handwritten, labelled ‘C.W’s Poems in Private Letters’.

II.E.v/4

Photocopies (attached to two larger pages) of two letters with AMH’s notes on the letters’ contents; both letters are from CW, the first to
JDP, the second to Phyllis Potter. Photocopy of a typed letter dated 8 Feb. 1938 from CW to PWP attached to a larger page with AMH’s notes.

II.E.v/5

A handwritten page by AMH of extracts of a letter from CW to Anne Ridler dated 6 Oct ’39; a typed page containing the extracts in the
preceding handwritten page and more.

Four typed pages with portions of letters from CW the first one dated 7 Sept 1939, is to Dr. Walter Lowrie described as ‘An author on the
outbreak of war’, the second dated 1939 is to Alice Mary Miller [AMH], the third page is similarly dated and also to AMH. The fourth page
is a carbon of the third page and pages 2-4 have handwritten notes by AMH.

II.E.v/6

Photocopies of four pages, a letter from CW to AMH, now clipped to a larger sheet with notations by AMH.

Fourteen typed pages or partial pages containing portions of letters from CW. Above each extract there is typed the date of the letter
used, and in the upper right-hand corner a set of initials, apparently those of the person addressed. In that case page 1 (with handwritten
marginalia) has extracts of letters to AMH and numbers 2-14 parts of letters to Thelma Shuttleworth.

II.E.v/7

Two handwritten items concerning AMH’s notes on Flecker and the note attached to the original file.

II.E.v/8

Small clipping of advertisement in TLS 18 Nov 1977, with a note in AMH’s hand suggesting that it provided a possible source of CW’s early
poems.

no ref.

II.E.vi/1-2

II.E.vi/1

A typed single page letter [with enclosed pages] dated 4 Sept. 1985 from AMH to Brian Horne asking for his assistance in editing CW’s Outline of Romantic Theology.

II.E.vi/2

Twelve photocopies of pages which AMH edited and for which AMH asked Brian Horne’s assistance.

no ref.

II.F

working notes of others

II.F.i/1-2

Contents of a file with a note (here included with first item) undated but signed ECRH.

II.F.i/1

Covering note and four pages each with the title ‘The Chaste Wanton’ and containing remarks by various persons about the play of
that name.

II.F.i/2

Two pages of a photocopy. On page 1 is the statement: ‘Lines not included in printed version of The Chaste Wanton’.

cf. I.A.iii.4

II.G

cartoons / sketches / photographs of CW

[see also II.E.v/1 and VIII.F/1-5]

II.G.i/1-2

II.G.i/1

Photocopies of six sketches of CW by Anne Spalding. Each sketch has a numeral written in the lower left corner; there are two copies of no.
1, five copies of no. 2, single copies of nos. 3 abd 4, two copies of no. 5, and a single of no. 6. For originals of some of the drawings,
see VII.F/1-5.

II.G.i/2

There is also a letter from Eileen Mable to Brenda Tee dated 24 May 1999 concerning her order of them.

no ref.

II.G.ii/1,2

II.G.ii/1

Original drawing of CW at 9 Parks Road, Oxford by Anne Spalding, the property of the CW Society.

I.G.ii/2

A copy of same, on thick board, of CW at 9 Parks Road, Oxford by Anne Spalding

no ref.

II.G.iii

II.G.iii

Undated photograph of CW

no ref.

II.G.iv/a­­-b

II.G.iv/a

Framed photograph (signed by photographer) on the back of which there is a label reading: ‘Photo of Mr. [?] Charles Williams from Miss
Douglas’s flat’. [in separate folder from the other items in II.G.iv]

II.G.iv/b

One photograph of CW, outdoors, writing on pad of paper. Undated, unsigned. Location unknown.

Smaller professional photograph, with CW’s signature below

II.G.iv/c

transparency made of the smaller photograph in II.G.iv/b, the portrait photograph of CW; 8.5 x 11 in.

II.G.iv/d

A print of the above (II.G.iv/c)

II.G.iv/e

Undated photo of CW taken out-of-doors.

no ref.

II.G.v

Three photocopies of a drawing of a map of Europe on which a recumbent human figure is superimposed, used as the endpaper of the original
edition of Taliessin Through Logres. In an accompanying folder (not preserved) ECRH had put this note (included in present
folder), ‘I think this is the original of Lynton Lamb papers of Tal. Through Logres.’

See VII.H for the original artwork of the map.

AMHX 150

II.G.vi

Seven original sketches by Anne Spalding. The subject and date of each are:

Sarah Johnson, 1942;

John Spalding, 1942;

Gerry Hopkins, 1943;

Barbara Ward, 1943;

Ruth Spalding, 1944;

Beekie Hill, 1944;

unnamed dog, 1942

no ref.

II.G.vii

Two pencil sketches, source and artist unnamed. The envelope [now destroyed] containing them was addressed to AMH and ‘my property’ was
written on it. The address of the sender was ‘The Rev. Mother General CSMV, St. Mary’s Convent, Wantage, Berks,’ and the envelope was
addressed to ‘Mrs Hadfield, Silverstreet House, South Cerney, Cirencester’.

no ref.

II.G.viii

Ten slides described on an accompanying sheet as follows:

1. CW as baby (c.1887);

2. At 3 Spencer [now Caedmon] Road, Holloway;

3. CW with grandparents;

4. Family in the garden at 36 Victoria Street;

5. Edith in garden;

6. Young CW (early 20?);

7. CW with baby Michael;

8. same;

9. CW and Michal on Bench;

10. CW and Michal at Wells Cathedral c. 1920.

no ref.

III.A

proposed TV programme for Channel 4

III.A.i/1-3

III.A.i/1

Photocopy of hand-written letter dated 10 Mar 1984, by R. Wallis to Mr. Brabazon stating that he and Brian Horne were in discussion with
the British Council of Churches regarding a programme to be broadcast on Channel 4 about CW

III.A.i/2

One-page draft outline, annotated.

III.A.i/3

Draft outline (3 pages) [possibly by James Brabazon, for material contained in an envelope [now destroyed] labelled ‘Outline by James
Brabazon (Seth Smith) for programme for Channel 4 on Charles Williams, but not accepted (1985)’]

no ref.

III.B

st albans celebration

III.B.i/1-4

III.B.i/1

Newspaper article from The Review (St Albans), 18 Nov 1982, titled ‘Forgotten author’s home soon to be demolished’. 2 copies

III.B.i/2

Photocopy of same with handwritten note on back: ‘The Review, No. 477, Thurs. Nov. 18.1982. Published by the proprietors: SDH Publication
Ltd., The Lawns, Mount Pleasant, St. Albans, Herts., Tel. St. Albans 34411.’

III.B.i/3

Photocopy of letter dated 25 June 1982 concerning CWs connection with St Albans; sender not identified nor recipient.

III.B.i/4

Colour photograph with this note on the back: ‘The back of Charles Williams home at 36, Victoria St. St Albans. Two negatives, one of the
back of the house, the other of the front when the house was a Sue Ryder Shop for which we have no print

no ref.

III.B.ii/1-2

III.B.ii/1

A proof of the programme of ‘A Solemn Eucharist of Thanksgiving’ held in St Alban’s Abbey, 24 May 1986.

III.B.ii/1a

Two printed copies of the same, with a newspaper clipping now attached (newspaper unidentified) of an obituary for CW.

III.B.ii/2

Seven copies of poster announcing above event.

no ref.

III.B.iii/1-2

III.B.iii/1

Hertfordshire Countryside
, vol. 38, no.288 (April 1983) pp. 12-15, ‘Charles Williams: author and poet’ by Brenda Boughton and Anne Scott,

a copy of only the article, ‘Charles Williams: author and poet’.

III.B.iiii/2

Copy of a one page typed letter dated 31 Jan. 1983 from Gillian Lunn to the Editor of Hertfordshire Countryside re illustrations
for the above article.

no ref.

III.B.iv

Hertfordshire Countryside
, vol. 58, no.531 (July 2003) pp. 26-27, ’Charles Williams: Author, Playwright and Poet 1886-1957’ by Andrew Strowman, donor of this copy
to the CW Society.

no ref.

III.B.v

Exhibition in Central Library, St Albans, 19-31 May 1986:

III.B.v/a

Mounted script from the exhibition

III.B.v/b

Two mounted photographs from the exhibition: 36 Victoria Street, St Albans (CW’s home from 1894-1017) and CW outside Southfields House,
Oxford (to which the OUP was evacuated in 1939)

III.B.v/c

Four mounted photographs from the exhibition: two of a postcard of Sacre Coeur de Montmatre sent by CW to Joan Wallis on 1 Nov 1938; 3
Caedmon Road, London N7 (house where CW born); CW’s grace in churchyard of St Cross Church, Oxford)

III.B.v/d

Two handwritten pages titled, ‘Scheme for Exhibition St. Albans/Islington’ plus a photograph taken of the exhibition

III.B.v/e

Two typed pages (photocopy) dated 23 June 1982 and titled, ‘C. W. S. Williams Books in Stock City Library, Victoria Street’.

no ref.

III.B.vi

Ceremony at fixing of commemorative blue plaque, at The Maltings, St Albans, 13 Dec 1986.

III.B.vi/a

Letter of invitation; announcement of ceremony; page explaining life and importance of CW

III.B.vi/b

25 colour photographs taken at the unveiling of the blue plaque in St Albans (unlabelled)

no ref.

III.C

Bodleian exhibition

III.C.i/1-5

items from an envelope (now destroyed) labelled: ‘relating to exhibition relating to works of Charles Williams (and Dorothy Sayers) at
Divinity School, Oxford, 1979.’

III.C.i/1

Ten note pages titled ‘Ownership of items in Charles Williams exhibition at Bodleian’.

III.C.i/2

Handwritten list names and addresses to which material from exhibition should be returned. Typed list of loans from Anne Ridler.

III.C.i/3

Fifteen pages of draft script, with annotations, for exhibition.

III.C.i/4

Three and a half handwritten pages, a list of items taken from Reference Collection for Bodleian exhibition.

III.C.i/5

Three typed pages dated 21.10.83,titled ‘Charles Williams Items sent to Bodleian Library’ and then handwritten ‘by AMH‘.

no ref.

III.C.ii/1-4

Items relating to the Bodelian Centenary Exhibition for CW

III.C.ii/1

Six small posters announcing the exhibition

and with a sketch of CW reading, and one photocopy of the same.

III.C.ii/2

A large poster, 24”x10”, announcing the exhibition and with a photographic portrait as well as a brief summary of his life and works.

III.C.ii/3

Two sheets (carbon copy) with five unconnected typed paragraphs, possibly drafts of captions for items in the exhibition.

III.C.ii/4

A typed letter dated 30 April 1986 to Anne Scott from Livia Gollancz re the display of letters in the Bodleian exhibition.

no ref.

III.C.iii/1-2

III.C.iii/1

Seventeen typed pages titled: ‘Notes on Charles Williams Exhibition brief’; annotated in different coloured inks

III.C.iii/2

Fifteen photocopied pages, also titled ‘Notes on Charles Williams Exhibition brief’, but with very different hand-written annotations.

no ref.

III.D

conferences / workshops

III.D.i

Announcement of a conference on ‘The Christian Vision of Charles Williams’ held at St Margaret’s Convent, Roxbury, Massachusetts in July
(year not given; 2008?) and a program for it.

no ref.

III.E

centenary celebration

III.E.i/1-5

III.E.i/1

Clipping from the Church Times, 23 May 1986, p. 8: column regarding the start of the celebrations for the centenary year, and
plaques marking CW’s homes in Holloway, North London, and in St Albans.

III.E.i/2

Service sheet for Service of Thanksgiving in St Mary the Virgin, Oxford, 20 Sept 1986 (seven copies, note the marginalia on the top two)

III.E.i/3/a

Notes by Martin Moynihan for Centenary ceremony at Holywell Cemetery on 20 Sept 1986 following service at St Mary the Virgin. A second
copy, with hand-written note at bottom addressed to Thelma [Shuttleworth], and attached envelope.

Also, eight colour (unlabelled) photographs of ceremony at graveside in Holywell Cemetery.

III.E.i/3/b

The two cloth banners placed on the tombstone by the Inklings-Gesellschaft (see photos in III.E.i/3/a).

III.E.i/3/c

Letter from Gillian Lunn to Richard Wallis, accompanying a card of the Holywell cemetery from John Ashdown. The card reads: ‘The German
wreath has now decayed. Enclosed are the relics. JA’ dated 4/87. The latter ‘relics’ appears to be a reference to the two cloth banners.

III.E.i/4

Two photocopies of a typed sheet listing: ‘Events in 1986 to Mark the Centenary This Year of the Birth of Charles Williams’. III.E.i/5

Brochure of Islington Libraries, ‘What’s On–July, 1986’, listing the Charles Williams Exhibition in the Central Library Gallery.

no ref.

III.E.ii

[other memorial services of thanksgiving]

III.E.ii/a

Service programme for Service of Thanksgiving, St Cross Church, Oxford, 13 May 1995 (four copies)

III.E.ii/b

Bidding prayer for Service of Thanksgiving, St Cross Church, Oxford, 13 May 1995.

no ref

III.E.iii

III.E.iii/a

Small clipping from an unnamed newspaper of 18 Sept. 1986 announcing the thanksgiving service and the Bodelian exhibition.

III.E.iii/b

Page 11 of Church Times of 5 Sept. 1986 titled ‘Supernaturally Gifted A Centenary Tribute to Charles Williams’ by Humphrey
Carpenter.

no ref.

III.E.iv

Page from Il Lavoro, 20 Sept 1986, with an article by Giorgio Spina on the CW Centenary titled ‘Se il metafisico scrive i
“thriller”’

no ref.

III.E.v

Unveiling of blue plaque at 3 Caedmon, North Holloway, London. N7

30 colour photographs (unlabelled)

no ref.

III.E.vi/1-2

III.E.vi/1

Press release for BBC Bedfordshire re Centenary Celebration, two typed pages.

III.E.vi/2

Photocopy of ten typed pages, an apparent draft for a brochure announcing the Centenary Exhibition and describing CW and his writings.

no ref.

III.F

funeral / obits / burial

III.F.i

Tribute to CW by Colin Clout (F. Page?). The Lantern, the Quarterly magazine of the Oxford University Press, vol. 13, no. 2 (July
1946), p. 58. Gift of R. D. Binfield to the CW Society

no ref

III.F.ii

Clipping from The Oxford Magazine, 24 May 1945 of obituary for CW by C.S.L.

no ref.

III.F.iii

Photocopy of a single page with a poem of nine lines titled: ‘EPITAPH By C. S. Lewis’ source unknown.

no ref.

III.F.iv

Three typed (carbon copy) pages each with an obituary for CW:

1) by Gerard Hopkins from The Bookseller

2) by C. S. Lewis from The Oxford Magazine

3) by Anne Ridler from The New English Weekly

no ref.

III.F.v

Photocopy of the entry for CW written by G. W. S. Hopkins in the DNB.

no ref.

III.F.vi

Photocopy an obituary for CW in an unnamed newspaper possibly from St. Albans.

no. ref.

III.F.vii

A clipping from an unnamed magazine giving a posthumous summary written by John Heath-Stubbs of the works of CW.

no ref.

III.F.viii/

a-d

III.F.viii/a

Order of Service in memory of Ruth Jeanie Lucile O’Brien, 16 March 2009, St. Mary’s Church, Welwyn

III.F.viii/b

Order of Service in memory of Vivian Hughes Ridler, 21 March 2009, University Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Oxford

III.F.viii/c

Order of ‘A Service to Mark the 50^th Anniversary of the Death of Dorothy Leigh Sayers’, Westminster Abbey, 15 Jan. 2008

III.F.viii/d

Funeral Service sheet for Brenda Boughton, 23 March 2012, St. Giles Church, Oxford.

no ref.

III.F.ix

Announcement from an unknown newspaper of CW’s funeral.

no ref.

III.G

Holywell Cemetery – map /newsletter

III.G.i

III.G.i/a

On Foot in Oxford
, a 28-page printed pamphlet with reference to Holy Cross Churchyard and CW’s grave, see pp. 18-19,

III.G.i/b

Map of Holywell Cemetery indicating location of CW’s grave.

no ref.

III.G.ii

III.G.ii/a

Friends of Holywell Cemetery, Appeal Fund brochure, 1988 III.G.ii/b

Newsletter, 1989-1993.

no ref.

IV.A

Alice Mary Hadfield – correspondence

IV.A.i

Correspondence between AMH and Edith Williams. Forty letters and cards dating from 4 Feb. 1946 to 14 Mar.1977.

no ref.

IV.A.ii/1-6

IV.A.ii/1

Two page letter to AMH from Mabel Taylor, dated 12 Jan. 1955 with a copy of CW’s baptism record enclosed.

IV.A.ii/2

A two page letter to AMH from Sister Felicity with two small enclosures about The Society of the Hidden Life, together with an empty
envelope postmarked 17 Oct 1978 from Bournemouth and addressed to AMH. On the envelope AMH wrote ‘This letter from Sister Felicity and
enclosures acknowledged & thanked on 25 Oct 1978’.

IV.A.ii/3

Two letters from Brenda Rushton in July 1977, one to AMH the other to Sister Felicity.

IV.A.ii/4

An exchange of letters in Oct/Nov 1978 between AMH and Sister Felicity.

IV.A.ii/5

Seven letters between AMH and Sister Elizabeth, Prioress of the Carmelite Monastery, Preston from 15 Oct. 1968 to 11 Feb. 1969.

IV.A.ii/6

Eight typed pages, an anonymous essay with the title: ‘The Faith that finds its expression in love is all that counts. (Gal.5:5-6)’. It has
the date 1969 at the end.

no ref.

IV.A.iii

Correspondence of AMH with various individuals:

1. BBC (23-24 May 1949)

2. editor of Time and Tide (21 May 1947)

3. Heath-Stubbs (4 Nov 1950)

4. David Higham (1953)

no ref.

IV.A.iv

Four letters from AMH to Margaret Douglas written shortly after CW’s death and a covering note from Joan (?) to AMH with the envelope used
to send them.

no ref.

IV.A.v

IV.A.v/1

Typed letter dated 18 Nov. 1954 from A.M. Peacock of the OUP to AMH concerning a letter from Sir Walter Raleigh.

IV.A.v/2

The original of the letter referred to above, it is undated but from Sir Walter Raleigh to Humphrey Milford about CW’s The Silver Stair (cf A.1.i.b).

IV.A.v/3

Typed letter dated 31 Jan., 1955 from H.R. Raleigh to AMH granting her permission to publish the letter.

no ref.

IV.A.vi

IV.A.vi/1

Handwritten letter dated 30 Sept. 1955 from Glen Cavaliero to AMH enclosing a list of persons ‘all of whom are interested in C.W.’

IV.A.vi/2

A letter dated 31 Oct. 1955 with two names for addition to the list sent in the above.

no ref.

IV.A.vii

Two leaves taken from The Working Men’s College Journal, no date or place given, containing a tribute to Harold Eyers, a friend of
CW, as well as part of a letter from a ‘common friend’ also about Eyers. A handwritten marginal note (by AMH?) identifies the author of the
letter as E.B. Nottingham, another of CW’s friends. These two leaves were found in an envelope (included here) addressed to ‘Mrs. Hadfield’
and postmarked 25 Jan 1955.

no ref

IV.A.viii

Five handwritten letters ranging in date from 5 November 1955 to 7 March 1957; each concerned with some aspect of AMH’s work relating’ to
CW and the OUP.

no ref.

IV.A.ix

Three handwritten letters dated: 28 Nov., 12 Dec. 1954, 2 Jan. 1955 to AMH from G.H. Robinson giving his recollections of the earlier part
of CW’s life and their friendship.

no ref.

IV.A.x

A lengthy handwritten document addressed to AMH from ‘F.P.’. On the envelope containing it there is written by AMH(?) ‘Fred Page’s
recollections of his time with C.W. from Tuesday in Whitsun week 1908’. Written in two parts the longer is dated 11 Nov. 1954, the much
shorter, 25 Jan.1955. Each have some corrections or notations.

no ref.

IV.A.xi

Five small pages, three of them a handwritten letter dated 6 Jan. 1955 from Alice A. Pike to AMH, the last two, also handwritten, are
titled, ‘Copy of Phyllis Pike’s notes re Charles Williams’. All five pages give early recollections of CW

no ref.

IV.A.xii

A small typed slip dated 4 March 1955 addressed to AMH by ? and enclosing a handwritten letter of two small handwritten sheets dated 2
March 1955 from Phyllis Pike to AMH plus a larger handwritten sheet.

no ref.

IV.A.xiii

A typed letter dated 26 Oct. 1954 with a handwritten postscript, from Lynton Lamb to AMH giving his recollections of working with CW.

no ref.

IV.A.xiv

A six page (three sheets) handwritten letter dated 2 March 1955 from Vere Collins giving her recollections of CW at the OUP.

no ref.

IV.A.xv

Two handwritten letters both from E.K. Bennett to AMH; one dated 5 Nov. 1954 is two short pages, the other dated 10 Nov. 1954 is longer,
four larger pages but both concern recollections of CW from an early age.

no ref.

IV.A.xvi

A small sheet with handwriting on both sides, dated 13 Dec. (later hand has added in pencil ‘about1955?’). It is a letter to AMH signed
Ralph and it concerns CW’s early years at the OUP and the masques.

no ref.

IV.A.xvii/

1-3

IV.A.xvii/1

A small single page typed and dated 13 June 1946, a letter to AMH from Montgomery Belgion thanking her for an earlier letter but with
nothing concerning CW.

IV.A.xvii/2

Two handwritten note pages dated 13 Feb. 1946, a letter to AMH from G.H. Robinson with a few recollections of CW in 1898.

IV.A.xvii/3

Two handwritten note pages dated 31 Oct. 1954, a letter to AMH from Kenneth Sisam with some notes on CW at the OUP and Robert Bridges.

no ref.

IV.A.xviii

A one page typed letter dated 20 January 1955 from someone at the OUP whose signature is unreadable and who is answering a request from AMH
for his recollections of CW. Enclosed with the letter are three typed pages that were dictated in response

no ref.

IV.A.xix

Three-page handwritten letter dated 29 Oct. 1954 from G. Wilson Knight to AMH regarding his knowledge and view of CW.

no ref.

IV.A.xx

Seventeen typed pages comprising eleven letters from Raymond Hunt to AMH extending from 31 May 1945 to 27 May 1947

no ref.

IV.A.xxi

Photostats of six letters contained in a folder [bearing this label written in AHM’s hand: ‘Letters written to me by people who knew
Charles Williams personally at the time I was writing my book An Introduction to Charles Williams published 1959’. The writers and
the dates of the letters are:

1. Florence S. Williams, 20 Feb. 1956, grants AMH permission to use quotations from CW’s published work.

2. Perry Hopkins, 5 Oct. 1957, encloses a letter (not included here) to AMH asking for knowledge of CW’s early life.

3. C.S Lewis, 27 Oct. 1954, acknowledges receipt of AMH’s letter.

4. Lynton Lamb, 23 April 1956, proposes alternatives for design and production of a dust jacket for AMH’s forthcoming book.

5. Robin Milford, 30 Oct. 1954, six handwritten pages with remarks about C.W. and music.

6. Robin Milford, 12 July 1955, two handwritten pages, thanks AMH for returning letters he had sent and refers to a cantata he and CW might
have written.

no ref.

IV.A.xxii

One page typed letter dated 22 Feb. 1955 to AMH from H.M. Peacock of the OUP with an attached list of the Kierkegaard books issued in the
UK by the OUP and their date of publication.

no ref.

IV.A.xxiii

Letters addressed to AMH:

1) from Joan de S- Brock, dated 12 Dec. 1969

2) from Sister Kristin, dated 10 July 1964

no ref.

IV.A.xxiv

Letters received by AMH after the publication in 1959 of An Introduction to Charles Williams. Arranged here in alphabetic order of
the sender. In two folders: 1: Ashby to Pennington; 2: Rance to Young. NOTE: At front of first folder (Ashby to
Pennington) there is a finding-aid listing all the senders in alphabetical order.

no ref.

IV.A.xxv

Three handwritten sheets, each consists of two columns one headed ‘Date’ the other ‘Person’. The first and earliest date is 1945 opposite
which is written in the ‘Person’ column, ‘Margaret Douglas (letters to & from)’, the final date on the third page is ‘25 September
1969’ opposite which is ‘AMH to Maranna Ward’

no ref.

IV.B

Edith Williams – material relating to

IV.B/1-9

IV.B/1

A typed paragraph by AMH about discussing with EW the collecting of CW’s letters.

IV.B/2

Four letters to Sister Felicity from EW dated from Aug. 1969 to May 1973 and a typed extract from a letter from EW to Sister Felicity re
CW.

IV.B/3

Newspaper clipping from The Herts. Advertiser of 8 July 1977 about EW.

IV.B/4

Two copies of a hymn written by EW.

IV.B/5

Eighteen small pages of handwriting. On the enfolding paper cover AMH wrote in ink ‘Edith’s memoir’ and beneath that, in pencil, ‘Memories
of Early Days at Home. 1977’.

IV.B/6

Four pages of various sizes with notes in AMH’s hand about EW and her funeral arrangements; Small handwritten note by AMH with details of
EW’s death.

IV.B/7

One page typed letter dated 8 Dec. 1959 from EW to AMH upon reception of AMHX.

IV.B/8

Photocopy of a note dated 9 May 1976 from EW to AMH upon learning of the CW Society.

IV.B/9

Photocopy of a two page letter dated 14 Mar. 1977 from EW to AMH with some recollections of CW as a youth.

no ref.

IV.C

Michal Williams – correspondence

IV.C.i

Ten handwritten letters from Michal (Florence) Williams to AMH. They date from 6 Oct. 1954 to 9 Dec. 1959.

no ref.

IV.C.ii

Letter to Brenda Tee from Michal Williams, dated 28 May 1945, with envelope.

no ref.

IV.C.iii

Letter, dated 6 Dec. 1954, from Michael Williams to AMH replying to her request for information about his mother. Attached to the letter is
one typed page with his additional comments about his mother, Michal Williams.

no ref.

IV.D

John D. Pellow – materials relating to

IV.D.i/a-f

IV.D.i/a

Seventeen letters of the correspondence between AMH and John D. Pellow dating from 30 Aug. 1974 to 13 Oct. 1978. Some of those from Pellow
bear annotations and corrections of the date by AMH. The letters from AMH seem to be drafts rather than copies of letters sent.

IV.D.i/b

Five small notebook pages titled “Talking with Taliessin” a poem written by John D. Pellow in 1946; Four typed pages, with some handwritten
corrections, of a talk given by John D. Pellow to the CW Society on 10 Sep 1977.

IV.D.i/c

Two typed pages, the second a carbon copy of the first. The heading gives Pellow’s name and address. There follows eight numbered lines
each with a different topic, e.g. “Your education”, “Your profession”. The lines are spaced so as to give the respondent room to provide
information on the topic named. Beneath the numbered lines there are two sections each asking for information on friends of CW, the first
being DHN Nicholson, the second, Rev. Henry Lee. On the first page, for each topic except the final one, there is much written by hand,
apparently the responses of JDP. The last line is left blank. Page two, the carbon copy of the form, contains no handwriting.

IV.D.i/d

A partly typed page with the date 20/viii/74 written at the very top. On close inspection it clearly appears to be a sheet sent to Pellow
with seven different “queries” pertaining to letters of CW, the date of each clearly given. Each query has been assigned [by Pellow?] a
letter, from A to G and the lower half of the page is devoted to answers to the queries, in order from A to G.

IV.D.i/e

Fifteen slips of various sizes each with notes handwritten by AMH(?) pertaining to John D. Pellow and CW’s writings. Some are dated 1974
and 1975.

IV.D.i./f

Three pages of correspondence of AMH following the death of JDP

no ref.

IV.E.

Anne Scott – materials relating to

IV.E.i-ii

IV.E.i
Correspondence

a) Letter received from Richard (Wallis?), dated 4 June 1985 suggesting another exhibition of CW material at the Bodleian.

b) Letter dated 27 June 1985 to D. S. Porter of the Bodelian Library, asking that another exhibition of CW’s material be arranged. Though
the writer is unnamed, it is clear from the response to it (see IV.E.i/c) that Brenda Boughton was the sender.

c) Letter from D. S. Porter dated 5 July 1985, addressed to Anne Scott expressing interest in such an exhibition.

d) Letter from ECRH dated 19 March 1986 concerning various items for the exhibition.

e) Letter from Sister Irene Benedict dated 15 November 1965 concerning a visit by Anne Scott to Sister Barbara Charis.

IV.E.ii
Notes

a) Nine notebook pages detailing the ownership of items in the CW exhibition at the Bodelian.

b) Two typed sheets and two slips of paper all with miscellaneous notes concerning the CW exhibition at the Bodelian.

no ref.

IV.F

Michael Williams & Clyde Kilby – correspondence

IV.F.i

Three typed letters re the publication of a volume of CW’s letters. The first is from Michael Williams dated 16 Feb. 1968, The other two,
dated 10 Sept and 19 Sept. 1973, were written by Prof. Clyde Kilby of Wheaton College.

no ref.

IV.G

Margaret Douglas – correspondence

IV.G.i

IV.G.i/a

Ty[ed letter from Margaret Douglas dated 15 May 1945 to Miss Renwick [later Scott] telling of CW’s death.

IV.G.i/b

Typed letter to Thelma Shuttleworth dated 17 May 1945, concerning CW’s death

no ref.

V

The Charles Williams Society

V.A.i/1-2

V.A.i/1

Six-page photocopy of ‘CONSTITUTUION AND RULES OF THE CHARLES WILLIAMS SOCIETY, constitution as amended and approved at the Annual General
Meeting held on 11^th May 1985’, hand written at top ‘Registered No. 291822’and at end the hand-written statement: ‘Certified
that this and the preceding four pages are a true copy of the Constitution and Rules of the Charles Williams Society as amended and adopted
at the AGM of the Society on 11^th May 1985 [signed] R [?] Wallis’.

V.A.i/2

Two preliminary copies of the ‘Constitution and Rules’ with various annotations and corrections.

no ref.

V.B.i

Ten printed pages dated 1 Feb. 2010 being the Publishing Agreement between the CW Society and Apocryphile Press for publication of The Taliessin Poems of Charles Williams

no ref.

V.B.ii

Seven typed pages titled ‘REPRINTING CHARLES WILLIAMS’, undated but with the name Stephen Barber at the very end. It appears to be a report
to the CW Society on the feasibility of producing reprints of CW’s works.

no ref.

V.C

reference library of CW Society

V.C.i/1-9

V.C.i/1

Three handwritten pages by AMH on building and administration of the library, with typescript based on notes.

V.C.i/2

Copy of a two-page typed document titled ‘Reference Collection’ describing its establishment and function and acknowledging the donations
by R.D. Binfield, Anne Scott, Jo Harris, Dorothy Fitzgerald, and Alice Mary Hadfield.

V.C.i/3

Carbon copies of seven typed notes (dated June-Oct 1977), some acknowledgments of donations and others concerning business of the Society
as it related to the Reference Library.

V.C.i/4

Typed reading list of books by CW taken from the British Library Printed Catalogue. Two copies.

V.C.i/5

Copy of a hand-written list of writings labelled ‘Theology 1939-1945’

V.C.i/6

Photocopies of Modern Language Association Bibliographies for: 1960-1964, 1966-1969 with some marginalia

V.C.i/7

A two page letter dated 2 January 1989 from ECRH to Brian Horne about a list of books for the library.

V.C.i/8

One page typed letter dated 27 June 2006 from Andrew P. Scott to Dr. Nicholas Crowe, Centre for Medieval and Renaissance Studies re a
parcel of books and other material that he is sending to the CW Society Library

V.C.i/9

One typed page titled ‘ITEMS FOR THE CHARLES WILLIAMS REFERENCE COLLECTION’. Marginalia indicate present location.

V.C.i/10

Four printed pages with the search results, using bibliofind on 30 March 1999, for the volumes of CW’s writings on offer by Toby English.

no ref.

V.C.ii

V.C.ii/a

One page hand-written letter dated 18 July 1997 from Christine English to Brian Horne regarding the enclosed provisional list of materials
in the CW Society’s Reference Library.

V.C.ii/b

Sixty typed pages with this written by hand at the top of page 1: ‘July ’97. Provisional list of CW Soc. Library – requires further
checking & sorting.’

no ref.

V.D

membership lists of CW Society

V.D.i

V.D.i/1

Membership book, from 15 May 1975 through 1992 (ruled notebook bound in boards).

V.D.i/2

Membership and Subscription logbook ), in alphabetical order, with petty cash receipts (1981-87 (bound in red cloth boards)

no ref.

V.D.ii

Three typed sheets containing The CW Society Membership List 1997

no ref.

V.E

correspondence of CW Society

V.E/1

Correspondence (with some Minutes) of the Society.

Nov 1975/1976. In reverse chronological order from front to back.

V.E/2

1977 In reverse chronological order from front to back.

V.E/3

1978 In reverse chronological order from front to back.

V.E/4

1979 In reverse chronological order from front to back.

V.E/5

1980 In reverse chronological order from front to back.

V.E/6

1981 In reverse chronological order from front to back.

V.E/7

1982 In reverse chronological order from front to back.

V.E/8

1983 In reverse chronological order from front to back.

V.E/9

1984 In reverse chronological order from front to back.

V.E/10

1985 In reverse chronological order from front to back.

V.E/11

1986 In reverse chronological order from front to back.

V.E/12

1987 In reverse chronological order from front to back.

V.E/13

1988 In reverse chronological order from front to back.

V.E/14

1989 In reverse chronological order from front to back.

V.E/15

1990 In reverse chronological order from front to back.

V.E/16

1991 In reverse chronological order from front to back.

V.E/17

1992 In reverse chronological order from front to back.

V.E/18

1993 (including council minutes for 1993; correspondence with the Charities Commission)

V.E/30

2005 31 March, Letter from Grevel (Lindop?) to Brenda (Boughton?)

V.E/35

2010 Note card dated 4 May 2010 to Brian (Horne?) from Rosie Boughton

V.F

individual members of the Society

V.F/1

John Heath-Stubbs:

Typescript of obituary by Brian Horne (Feb 2007); obit in The Guardian 29 Dec 2006; letter from Eileen …?..to Brian Horne (18 Feb
2007) providing information on Heath-Stubbs; obituary from Church Times 19 Jan 2007; programme from A Memorial Reading & Concert, St James’s Church, Piccadilly, 29 Sep 2007; newspaper clipping from Camden New Journal,
27 Sep 2007, announcing memorial concert; sheet pertaining to contribution of Rhona McKail and Peter Dickinson to Memorial concert; page of
notes for a speaker at the memorial concern; a copy of a letter circulated to announce the forthcoming memorial concern.

V.F/2

Gillian Lunn:

V.F/2.i

Notes made by Gillian Lunn of a reference to CW in Penguin Dictionary of Quotations 1980 and 18 references to Auden’s and
Kronenberger’s The Faber Book of Aphorisms, 1964.

V.F/2.ii

Two page typed letter from ECRH to GL, date 18 Feb. 1982, concerning publication of CW’s masques and other matters.

V.F/2.iii

Handwritten letter from Gillian Lunn to Brian Horne date 19 Oct. 2012 regarding the enclosed synopsis and paper (items V.F/2.iv and v
below).

V.F/2.iv

Dated 1977 a one page handwritten ‘Synopsis’ of the accompanying study (item V.F./2.v below).

V.F/2.v

A spiral-bound thirty-four page typed study with a cover stating, ‘A critical study of the Arthurian poetry of Charles Williams: “Taliessin
through Logres” and “The Region of the summer Stars” published ibn one volume by the Oxford University Press: 1954’ the work of F. Gillian
Lunn.““““

V.F./3.i-v

Stephen Medcalf:

V.F/3.i

Medcalf, Stephen: obituary (possibly from the Times) undated; obituary from another unnamed and undated newspaper; obituary in The Guardian, 18 Oct. 2007.

V.F/3.ii

Programme of a Memorial Service for Stephen Medcalf held on 1 Feb. 2008 [two copies]; a twenty-one page booklet titled, ‘Tributes In Memory
of Stephen Ellis Medcalf’ [two copies]

V.F/3.iii

Obituary issued by University of Sussex; a composite of several photos of Medcalf’s home and study [two copies]

V.F/3.iv

Service sheet [two copies] from memorial service for Stephen Ellis Medcalf, at The Meeting House at the University of Sussex, 1 Feb 2008

V.F./3.v

Tributes in memory of Stephen Ellis Medcalf (two copies)

V.F./4/a-e

Martin Moynihan:

V.F./4/a

Obituary from the Times (undated [2007]).

V.F./4/b

obituary written by Brian Horne (30 Aug 2007). Two slightly different versions

V.F./4/c

pamphlet of a paper ‘Wordsworth and Crossing the Alps: the Alpine moment and the figure of nature’, read by Moynihan to the Wimbledon
Literary and Scientific Society in Fellowship House, 11 Feb 1984.

V.F./4/d

pamphlet Three Tales by Moynihan (1985).

V.F./4/e

offprint of article by Moynihan titled ’Neo-Scotism. A Note in Praise of Duns’, in Regnum Hominis et Regnum Dei, ed. Camille
Bérubé, vol. 1, pp. 641-646, with inscription ‘Presented to the Charles Willliams’ Library, by the author, who came to Duns through the
writings of Charles Williams’, signed M. J. Moynihan, June 1978.

V.F./5

Barbara Reynolds:

V.F/5.i

Announcement dated 15 Aug 2007 announcing the Barbara Reynolds is the first recipient of the Clyde S. Kilby Lifetime Achievement Award,
presented by the Marion E. Wade Center of Wheaton College.

V.F/5.ii

Photocopy of a letter dated 7 Sept. 1989 from Barbara Reynolds to Brian Horne on receiving news of the death of AMH.

V/F./6

Richard Hayward Wallis:

Service brochure for funeral at St. Mary the Virgin, Primrose Hill, 30 Nov. 2009

V.F./7.i-v

Alice Mary Hadfield:

V.F/7.i

Two pages, one a handwritten list titled ‘Bibliography of Books by Alice Mary Hadfield’. It extends from 1935 to 1983. The second page is a
typed copy of the first page but with several handwritten notations and additions (by ECRH ?).

V.F/7.ii

A single typed page with a great many pencilled notations, obviously a working copy of the title page for Outlines of Romantic Theology by AMH together with the reprinting of ‘Religion and Love in Dante: The Theology of
Romantic Love’ by CW.

V. F/7.iii

Two typed pages comprising an obituary of AMH written by Brian Horne and dated November 1989.

V.F/7.iv

Two typed bits of paper with a portion of AMH’s will. At the top of the first piece there is this written by hand: ‘Will dated 25 July
1989’.

V.F/7.v

A small handwritten slip of paper with suggestions that it states AMH made regarding CW’s three masques; three typed pages entitled: ‘THE
ALICE MARY HADFIELD BEQUEST TO THE CHARLES WILLIAMS SOCIETY’ with some marginalia on pp 1,2.

V.F./8.i-v

Ellis Charles Raymond Hadfield:

V. F/8.i

Three page, typed letter dated 20 Oct., 1989 from ECRH to Brian Horne in answer to questions as to education, employment, marriage to AMH
and his family.

V.F/8.ii

A letter dated 23 Sept. 1989 from ECRH to Brian Horne about the death of AMH

V.F/8.iii

A letter dated 13 Oct. 1989 from ECRH to Brian Horne with enclosures and information for the article Horne was preparing.

V.F/8.iv

The enclosures with the above letter seem to have been: (1) a photocopy of a letter to ECRH dated 31 August 1989 from Richard Pennington,
of Blanzac, France; (2) three photocopies of four pages of a book, probably Peterley Harvest which is mentioned in ECRH’d letter of 13 Oct.
to Horne.

V.F/8.v

Two letters dated 26 & 27 1989 from ECRH to Bryan Horne pertaining to books of AMH that ECRH was sending to Horne for the library.

V.F/8.vi

Two page letter dated 16 Feb. 1989 from ECRH to Bryan Horne regarding various manuscripts, typescripts and printed texts that he was
sending to Horne from AMH’s library.

V.G.

Membership brochures & Newsletter

V.G.i/a-b

V.G.i/a

Eight descriptive brochures of the CW Society with an application form for membership.

V.G.i/b

A stiff card, 4.75” x 7.5”, with a photograph of CW beneath which is a printed paragraph giving some details of the CW Society.

V.G.ii

CW Society Newsletter

No. 3, Autumn 1976

No. 88, Autumn 1998

V.H.

Conferences of the Society

V.H/1-4

V.H/1

Programme of the CW Society Conference, London, 19 July 1997

V.H/2

Programme for CW Society Day Conference, 13 October 2007, at St Matthew’s Church Westminster

V.H/3

Seven copies of the CW Society Conference on CW and His Contemporaries, St. Hilda’s College, Oxford, 6 July 2008

V.H/4

Three copies of the programme of the CW Society Conference at The Royal Foundation of Saint Katherine, London, 16-17 June 2000

VI

Other Societies

VI.A

The George MacDonald Society:

Orts
Newsletter of The George MacDonald Society

VI.A/i

No. 66, Winter 2004/05

VI.A/ ii

No. 67, Spring 2005 Centenary Issue

VI.B/1-4

The Dorothy L Sayers Society:

VI.B/1

letter dated 6 No 2006 from Brian Horne to Christopher Dean regarding the possibility of a joint conference.

VI.B/2

letter dated 15 Nov 2006 from Christopher Dean in answer to the above

VI.B./3

Bulletin
(no. 187, 2006) of the Dorothy L Sayers Society

VI.B/4

Bulletin
(no. 206, 2009) of the Dorothy L Sayers Society

VI.C/1-4

C. S. Lewis:

VI.C/1

Two typed pages, one a carbon of the other. On the top line there is this: ‘from C.S. Lewis: Poems. 1964. Epigrams and Epigraphs’.
Beneath the title there are two poems with ‘Anon’ below the second one, on the bottom line.

VI.C/2

Clipping from Time and Tide, 16 June 1945, ‘Notes on the Way’ by C. S. Lewis, An essay titled ‘Hedonics’, pp. 494-5.

VI.C/3

A Cretaceous Perambulator
(The Re-examination of)
by Owen Barfield and C. S. Lewis, ed. Walter Hooper. A gift to the CW Society from the Oxford University C. S. Lewis Society.

VI.C./4

one page photostat titled ‘THE RANSOM THEORY OF THE ATONEMENT, The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe’

VII

TAPES /RECORDINGS

VII.A

The Inklings Archives

Disc 1:

Facets of Lewis
: Track 1: Walter Hooper; track 2: Robert Eddison; track 3: Owen Barfield; track 4: Robert Eddison; track 5: Robert Eddison; track 6:
Donald Swann; track 7: Finale, Eddison and Swann

Disc 2:

Facets of Tolkien
: Track 1: Priscilla Tolkien; track 2: Humphrey Carpenter; tracks 3 & 4: Rayner Unwin

Disc 3:

Charles Williams and other Inklings
: Track 1: Humphrey Carpenter; track 2: Alice Mary Hadfield; track 3: Question Time Walter Hooper, Owen Barfield, Roger Lancelyn Green

Disc 4:

Tom Shippey – Rolland Hein
: track 1: a talk by Tom Shippey; track 2: a talk by Rolland Hein

Disc 5:

George Macdonald
: track 1: a talk by Stuart Blanch; track 2: a talk by Stephen Prickett; track 3: extracts of a performance by Nancy Ruthven

Disc 6:

Musical Facets of Lewis
: tracks 1-4: performance by Donald Swann; tracks 5-7: performance by The North Downs Music Group

VII.B

CD: Robin Milford, Piano Music and Songs (Phillida Bannister, contralto, Raphael Terroni, piano), Toccata Classics, London, 2008. No. 8 of
‘Swan songs’ is ‘Sleep’ by CW

VII.C

Tape recording of BBC programme ‘Charles Williams’; producer Amanda Hancox; dated 18 June 1995

VII.D/a-c

Audio tapes

VII.D/a

A talk, ‘The Doctrine of Exchange’ by Bishop John V. Taylor to the CW Society, 16 Oct. 1999 in Pusey House, St. Giles Oxford.

VII.D/b

A lecture, ‘Charles Williams and the Arthurian Tradition’ by Joe McClatchey, The 12^th Annual Marion E. Wade Lecture, 30 Oct.
1986.

VII.D/c

side A: The AGM of the CW Society date, not given.

side B: Poetry Reading followed by discussion after Eric James’ talk concluding with ‘The Apologue of The Wedding Garment’

VII.E/a-b

VII.E/a

A Formatted floppy disc with text files from ‘The Web of Exchange’ worldwide web site fiction.txt and wabout.txt

VII.E/b

Printouts of [all?] the website pages of ‘The Web of Exchange’. Placed on web in September 1995.

VII.F/a-b

VII.F/a

A video tape of The Masque of the Manuscript and The Masque of Perusal performed in Oxford 16/5/98.

VII.F/b

A printed programme of of The Masque of the Manuscript and The Masque of Perusal performed in Oxford 16/5/98. Gift of Diana Sparkes (neé
Foss).

VIII

artwork & certificates

[Stored in large flat box – Box 19]

VIII.A/1-2

VIII. A/1

Brochures

VIII. A/1.a

Oxford: The CW Society; Museum of Oxford’s Inkling Exhibition; and Inkling Walking Tours.

VIII. A/1.b

Wheaton, Illinois: The Marion Wade Collection

VIII. A/2

Discarded paper dust jackets: He Came Down From Heaven, The Region of the Summer Stars; Windows of the Night; The Theology of Romantic
Love; Names & Natures.

VIII.B

School certificates

VIII.B.i

Honour Certificate granted CW Dec. 1900 at St. Albans.

VIII.B.ii

Honour Certificate granted CW Dec. 1901 at St. Albans.

VIII.C

Matriculation certificate

University of London Certificate that CW matriculated as a Student at the January Examination, dated 25 Feb. 1903

VIII.D

Poster (artist: Lamb) for ‘Three Plays | Charles Williams’, Oxford. No date

VIII.E

Poster for the exhibition held in the Divinity School, Bodleian Library, Oxford, 8 Sept­­—13 Nov 1986

VIII.F/1-5

Original sketches of CW by Anne Spalding.

VIII.F/1

sketch of the head, dated Dec 1943

VIII.F/2

very preliminary sketch of head

VIII.F/3

two sketches of head (one extremely faint), unlabelled and undated

VIII.F/4/a

labelled ‘Milein [?] Cosman [?] July 1942’

VIII.F/4/b

two feint sketches of head of CW, one labelled in corner ‘CW June 1942’

VIII.F/5/a

head of CW, initials CW in corner, March 1942

VIII.F/5/b

a very small head and hands [of CW] dated 1942

VIII.G

Original artwork for a folder for papers. Background drawing of CW’s residence in Oxford, with inscription on front ‘Nine South Parks Road’
and on back ‘To Charles from Anne’ [presumably Anne Spaulding]

undated

VIII.H

Original artwork. Mounted on heavy cardboard is a drawing of a map of Europe on which a recumbent human figure is superimposed, used as the
endpaper of the original edition of Taliessin Through Logres. In an accompanying folder (not preserved) ECRH had put this note
(included in present folder), ‘I think this is the original of Lynton Lamb papers of Tal. Through Logres’; the note itself is filed in
II.G.v.