Autograph postcard, signed, from Cambridge
Part of Papers relating to the Cambridge Medieval History Series
Agrees to date for meeting and notes that reviewer in Lit. Supp. was W. H. Hutton
Orton, Charles William Previté- (1877-1947) historian
Autograph postcard, signed, from Freshwater, Isle of Wight
Part of Papers relating to the Cambridge Medieval History Series
Discusses Medieval Roman Cycles which he feels should be included
Orton, Charles William Previté- (1877-1947) historian
Autograph postcard, signed, from Lausanne
Part of Papers relating to the Cambridge Medieval History Series
Briefly mentions editorial matters and holiday weather
Orton, Charles William Previté- (1877-1947) historian
Autograph postcard, signed, from Lausanne
Part of Papers relating to the Cambridge Medieval History Series
Recommends a break in Switzerland.
Orton, Charles William Previté- (1877-1947) historian
Autograph postcard, signed, from St Leonards on Sea
Part of Papers relating to the Cambridge Medieval History Series
Suggests the content and dates for a chapter on mysticism
Orton, Charles William Previté- (1877-1947) historian
Autograph postcard, signed, from Worthing
Part of Papers relating to the Cambridge Medieval History Series
Discusses general editorial matters
Orton, Charles William Previté- (1877-1947) historian
Autograph postcard, signed, to Dr Tanner from Robert Laffan
Part of Papers relating to the Cambridge Medieval History Series
Thanks for letter and agrees to date of 31 December 1924.
Autograph postcard, signed, to J. R. Tanner from E. H. Minns
Part of Papers relating to the Cambridge Medieval History Series
Informs that Morfill died ten years previously and his successor is Nevil Forbes
Autographpostcard, signed, from Cambridge
Part of Papers relating to the Cambridge Medieval History Series
Discusses payment terms for a chapter
Orton, Charles William Previté- (1877-1947) historian
Copy of a letter to Dr Tanner, from H. A. Roberts
Part of Miscellaneous Papers
Has seen JRH and liked him. Encloses a letter from JRH and his reply to it. Suggests that no undue pressure is put to bear on him but Dr Tanner should talk his decision over with him if the opportunity arises. Also notes that his friend is due to stand for Parliament and will be promoting temperance legislation.