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Richard Glover has presented an article about the Americanising of Canada from The Spectator asking about its authorship; TRG sends an article from the Baptist Times as an exercise to determine authorship; TRG is still immersed in examination matters.

TRG has finished section of the jointly authored book he and DC family notes are writing.

Encloses a letter from R W Chapman, The Clarendon Press who are non committal about the Canadian book; notes about his journey back to Cambridge; family news; sadness about leaving Canada.

All is set for a future visit to Canada but booking will be deferred until a schedule is published; meeting with S C Roberts about publication; notes about the jointly authored manuscript; news of Robert and other family members; finalising the plans for staying in Kingston (Ontario). Attached is a printed note from Macmillan Company of Canada about a surcharge to cover Canadian sales tax.

Family news; aspects of possible British publication of TRG and DC book.

More details of publication of 'Corner of Empire', particularly illustrations; travelling to Aberdeen to give an address and sermon.

Acknowledgement of receipt of pictures; various minor alterations; first and second proofs; writing another (unillustrated book; more interaction with the new King; floods in the Fens.

Seeing the book being printed at C.U.P. to Bristol to see the family; general professional duties; arragements for arriving in Montreal; news of family health and other matters; a shortage of servants; presidents of St John's.

Jim's article in The Times; [James] Cappon's death and memories of interaction between Cappon and others - an ancient grudge; British government requisition of foreign funds jeopardises payment of a Canadian cheque; increased income tax; 'waste and silliness' and other wartime conditions; news of Robert and Richard war thoughts of Canada.

An interesting article from The Times (not present); a copy of SC Robert's letter (not present); an article about GM Grant in the Dictionary of National Biography?; impressions of the phoney war, reported doubts of the return of Donald Macnaughton due to prostrate trouble.