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See Papers of Sir Joseph Larmor, Letters

See Papers of Sir Joseph Larmor, Letters

This file contains articles, by Bezzant and others, in manuscript, typescript, offprint and cutting form. They are sequenced according to their listing on the accompanying envelope, as follows.

Lord Justice Denning, 'Local Government and the Freedom of the Individual' ('Hampshire Review')
George Jackson, 'What Do We Mean by the Holy Spirit?' ('The Hibbert Journal', 499, 1925)
J.S. Boys Smith, 'The Value of Church Establishment for Religion' ('The Nineteenth Century and After', July 1929) and Herbert Dunelm, 'The Value of Church Establishment for Religion: A Rejoinder' ('The Nineteenth Century and After', September 1929)
J.S. Bezzant, 'William Temple', review of F.A. Iremonger's 'William Temple, Archbishop of Canterbury: His Life and Letters' ('The Modern Churchman')
A.L. Lilley, 'The Eucharist in Christian History and Worship' and R.O.P. Taylor, 'Was Abelard an Exemplarist?' ('Theology', 184, October 1935)
J.K. Mozley, 'The Place of the Sacraments in Relation to the Gospel' ('Theology', 185, November 1935)
A.J. Macdonald, 'Book of Common Prayer' (unknown newspaper)
Unknown author, '1549 Prayer Book: Language and the Liturgy' ('Times Literary Supplement', 12 March 1949)
J.S. Bezzant, 'Sacramental Ideas in the Gospels' (typescript)
Herbert Loewe, 'The Sacramental Controversy Before A.D. 1' ('The Expository Times')
J.S. Bezzant, 'The Significance of the Fourth Gospel' (typescript)
J.S. Bezzant, 'Sacraments in the New Testament' (manuscript)
J.S. Bezzant, 'Sacraments in Acts and the Pauline Epistles' ('The Modern Churchman')

Portrait of two children sitting and a dog standing on a doorstep on a cobbled street. The door behind them is partially open, and a courtyard visible beyond.

Close-up portrait of two young children in dresses, standing barefoot on grass, holding hands. Buildings visible behind.

Forwards a letter from Sally Higginbottom who was baptised by Bill Leah, Chaplain at King's College, with Lyn, and John Saltmarsh for 'godparents'. Claims that Mervyn Stockwood started the process of Sally's conversion. Adds her thoughts about Nicolas Stacey's article. Gives her sister Elsa as an example of a spiritual person who does not like to attend church.

Song. Manuscript.

Obituaries for The Right Hon. Sir Edward Arthur Colebrooke.