Loose items laid in include photos of St. Andrews Ball; Duncan R. Anderson, Pres. Y.M. Conservative Association vs. Intolerance; poem by Arthur Hugh Clough "Say Not the Struggle Naught Availeth."

Contains Church of St. Andrew and St. Paul funeral address regarding Duncan R. Anderson (facing), appointment of C.K. Anderson, Secretary -Treasurer St. Lawrence Flour Mills (typed); reprint of poem written in gaol in Dublin by Willie Redmond; reprint F. G. Scott poem "God is My Strength" (loose); Star article on tragic death of Mrs. Colin Anderson (Hilda Elisabeth Trowes), first wife of C. K. Anderson, 9 October 1929 (loose); typed statement regarding death of Mrs. Anderson, 11 December 1942.

Contains loose items laid in: Saturday Night, 16 June 1923, article on Stanley Baldwin, Society Notes; Missionary in Far East, Canon P.S.C. Powles, 1947); names of War Dead, 24 September 1947; marriage photos of Miss Doreen Margaret Graham and Dr. Alex John Ferguson of National Research Council, Ottawa, 10 May 1946; Mrs. Duncan P. Anderson, I.O.D.E., 12 June 1919; Photo of "Politics" by F. S. Coburn, 1946; signature of Countess Vandal. Also contains pasted items: clipping on Shakespeare's will; Notice on death of Latham Dean Cornell, aged 34.

Four leaf clovers pasted in.

Interleaved copy used by editors in Oxford, with annotations.

Third typed copy of pre-revision draft of 'Inward Eye', dated 1979-1981.

First copy of 'Inward Eye' dated 1979-1981.

Copy A of 'Inward Eye', typed pages.

Copy B of 'Inward Eye', typed and photocopied pages.