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Explains that he has been instructed by her father to account to her for sales of 'The Jesus of History'. Sends her some royalties.

Regarding publication of the Wilde Lectures and another book with chapters on 'The Pilgrim', 'The Bible', 'Judgement', 'Hebrews' and 'The Talents'.

Thanks Glover for a contribution to Student Movement funds. Acknowledges Glover's corrections to 'The Jesus of History'. Apologises for the lack of information about sales, which is due to the war having taken away all their bookkeepers.

Congratulates Glover on his election to the office of Public Orator.

Asks Glover to send his Wilde Lectures. Explains the policy behind the pricing of books published by the Student Movement. Accuses Doran and other Americans of being schemers, complaining that the Y.M.C.A. are not pushing their books hard enough.

Appreciates Glover's 'Luther' article. Believes the Germans will like it too. Promises to send it to the Reverend Logie [Macdonnell] etc.

Thanks Glover for suggesting Miss Wilkinson as a possible company officer. Wishes to gage people's enthusiasm for Glover's article when it is printed in the magazine before committing to print it separately. States that literature sales are bad because the market is saturated with pamphlets about the War. Asks to stay with Glover when he preaches the University sermon in December.

Thanks Glover for his article for the 'Student Movement'. Describes how the War is affecting their membership. Mentions Victor Murray, Thompson and Raven. Reports that nothing has been heard of Leslie Johnston, Neville is still at the Front, Gilbert's death, Robert Wilder's work for the Y.M.C.A. Mentions Zoe Fairfield's father's recent death.

Writes that the Archbishop has 'done [Glover] proud'. Believes that Glover's book will sell well. Regrets they may not have it published by Christmas.

Asks for more articles from Glover. Reports that the Y.M.C.A. of India has ordered an edition of five hundred of Glover's book. Refers to the Archbishop's foreword to the book.