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Includes material produced by St John's College and others.

2pp corrected typescript draft; proof; offprint. See also D.54-D.65.

Recounts a discussion between two members of the African Institution, Zachary Macauley and William Allen, in 1822. They believed that though the Slave Trade had been abolished, slavery itself remained untouched. They resolved to gather together their old friends from the anti-slave trade cause to campaign to put an end to slavery. Gives a brief account of the histories of the two men and their efforts to contact interested parties and tells of the first meeting at the Kings Head Tavern, Poultry. Describes the belief amongst the group that their movement must remain secret until it has become strong enough to oppose the powerful pro slavery lobby. Gives the date of the public formation of the Anti Slavery Society as January 1823. Describes Clarkson's ideas for the organization of the movement, comprising of a parent society in London and a number of auxiliary branches throughout the country.

Typed obituary of Lyn Irvine by Nancy Blackburn. Two copies, one marked 'Max', the other 'Karmen and William'.

Photocopy of typed obituary of Lyn Irvine by Nancy Blackburn.

Head and shoulders.

View of a large stone ruin with four men standing on top and two boys standing on the ground in front, surrounded by vegetation. A wooden gate is visible to the left of the ruin.

Programme from an event held at The Williams Club in New York on 4 December 1935, organised by Carroll A. Wilson [(see also 32/1/2]. This copy is inscribed from Carroll A. Wilson to Geoffrey Keynes.

Programmes from an event held at The Williams Club in New York on 4 December 1935, organised by Carroll A. Wilson (seven copies).

Short review of Balls' 'Egypt of the Egyptians'. Cutting from 'Western Mail', 22 Dec. 1915.