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Discusses the 'Japanese question'. Refers to Glover's previous letter. Describes his daily life at St Andrew's Manse, Vernon B. C. Mentions that he has been reading Bryce's 'Contemporary biography' and Helen Keller's 'The world I live in'. Refers to his holiday in the mountains with the Alpine Club.

Welcomes Glover home. Refers to L.V. Bevan. Reports that he is going to stay with Bernard Manning.

Returns Glover's papers with his annotations. Regrets that he cannot meet to talk them over for some days as he has to go to his mother-in-law, who is mortally ill.

Narrates adventures with printers and the joy of Berkeley.

Regarding the publication of Glover's Josiah Wood Foundation Lectures at Mount Allison University.

Comments on Glover's lecture on 'Forests'. Hopes to soon publish his book on 'Wild flowers and Literature'. Refers to the correspondence about the plural 'ultimata'.

Accepts Glover's invitation to visit. Reports that his wife is travelling to Canada on the 'Scythia', and he is going to Droitwich for a course of brine baths.

Assures Glover that he has been sent a copy of the 'B.T.' ['Baptist Times'], including the addresses that he helped to draft. Hopes for an opportunity to explain the 'Forward Movement' and the 'Discipleship Campaign' to Glover, including Townsends report of their success. Asks Glover not to represent these initiatives, describing some of the positive outcomes of them. Mentions R. L. Child. In light of Mary Glover's position against denominationalism, discusses the issues surrounding Regent's Park Baptist College, Oxford. Urges Glover to help create unity between factions in the Baptist movement.

Informs Glover that he has left the proof, which he and his father read, with a Porter. Comments on Glover's text.

Sends news of Peter, who has nearly finished his training to become a pilot. Mentions his doubts about the contribution of Trust Companies to the war effort. Describes the centenary celebrations at the Queen's University, Kingston, including his speech and its reception. Refers to a meeting with Glover's son, Richard, who has joined the army. Details his visits to Macnaughton. Mentions his mother's health.