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Material relating to the international conference 'Les périodisations de l’histoire des mondes britanniques' held at the University of Paris 23-24 November 2012, including a draft of PFC's paper 'Paris. grand temoin', a pencil note on which says that it was revised for publication '14.2.12'. Also a letter from Éditions de La Martinière dated 4 September 2014 regarding the publication of an exhibition catalogue Churchill- de Gaulle for an exhibition to take place a Le Musée de l’Armée from April 2015, for which PFC is writing some text.

Correspondence, exhibition guide and documents detailing press coverage, relating to the exhibition 'Treasure Island: British Art from Holbein to Hockney', held at the Fundacion Juan March in Madrid in 2012-13. Includes two small reproductions, on presentation board, of Butler photographs displayed in the exhibition. [N.B. A copy of the full exhibition catalogue, which was enclosed with this correspondence, has been accessioned into the Working Library collection (First Floor Oversize, classmark N 6764.T7)].

Xerox copy of pages from The London Magazine, Oct-Nov 2012 (pp.120-28), featuring 'an adapted extract from a novel in progress'.

Three book proposals: one entitled 'Riding the juggernaut', corrected to 'The locomotive of war', the second 'Three men and two wars' and the third 'The Churchill enigma'. Only the last is dated.

Footage of the unveiling of the Louis Cha stone in the Rose Garden, St John's College, by the Master of St John's, the Vice-Chancellor of the University, and two graduate students: Echo Ouyang and Selena Yuan. The stone was donated by Mrs May Cha.

Exhibition case plan, captions and publicity material from the first Butler Day, held at St John's College Library during the Cambridge Science Festival, March 2012.

Article authored by Rebecca Watts, Butler Project Associate, and published on MusiCB3 blog (http://musicb3.wordpress.com/2011/12/09/obsessed-with-handel-samuel-butlers-special-collection/).

Feature referring to Samuel Butler's paintings, published in the Public Catalogue Foundation's online newsletter (http://www.thepcf.org.uk/what_we_do/48/filter_reference/413/offset/9/reference/536/).

Exhibition case plan, captions and publicity material from the first public exhibition in the Samuel Butler Project, held at St John's College Library during the Cambridge Festival of Ideas, October 2011.

Feature authored by Rebecca Watts, Butler Project Associate, and published on the University of Cambridge 'Research Features' webpages (http://www.cam.ac.uk/research/news/%E2%80%98picture-this-6%E2%80%B2-%E2%80%93-samuel-butlers-translation-of-the-odyssey-st-johns-college).