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Letters dated 21 Jan. 1922 - 30 June 1926.

Letters from Trevelyan dated 30 Jan. 1906 - 18 Oct. 1918. Accompanied by a letter from Sir Henry Jackson to H. M. Adams dated 22 Mar. 1951.

Trinity College, Cambridge - Thanks Adams for his help in finding books in his library for 'Aftermath'.

3 Cromwell Gardens, London - Thanks the Master for enlisting Adams' help in obtaining the books he needs from his library for 'Aftermath'.

Passing along miscellaneous correspondence relating "to the drawings in the collection".

Trinity College, Cambridge - A covering letter accompanying 'a large collection of Frazer letters' found amongst Mr [Robert Angus] Downie's papers after his bankruptcy. At top, 'Answd. Keep them. 28.vi.1958' in the hand of H. M. Adams.

(Greg:) (Place of writing not indicated.)—Asks about the binding of the Capell First Folio.
(Adams:) Trinity College, Cambridge.—Describes the binding of the book.

(Pre-paid and self-addressed by Greg. Probably sent to Adams as an enclosure. Only Adams’s message is dated.)

Letter from Marsh to [Herbert Mayo] Adams, 25 Jan 1956, bound in: offers the typescript as a gift to the Library, and promising the gift of his English translation of Bertrand Russell's The Logic of Relations, originally written in French

Letters dated 9 Oct. 1923, 12 & 17 Oct. 1923, and 27 Mar [1926?]. Accompanied by a draft of a letter from Henry Jackson to his brother Percy dated 11 Oct. 1909, and a letter from H. M. Adams to Henry Cholmondeley Jackson dated 27 May 1947.

Trinity College Library, Cambridge - Encloses a formal acknowledgment of the gift of Frazer's book ['Totemica'?, gift acknowledgment not enclosed]; the Master [Thomson] wishes to express his thanks but has not written owing to the amount of work occasioned by Lord Rutherford's death.

H M Adams has been demobbed as he will be more use to the Observer Corps and will be able to continue his duties as librarian.

Hallington Hall, Newcastle- on-Tyne. - Thanks Bessie for her letter; has written to [Herbert Mayow] Adams, the Trinity Librarian, asking him to communicate with her, though he may be on holiday and thus not able to write at once. Very glad Humphry is going to act as [Bob's] unofficial literary executor; is sure he will do it well. Sorry that Bessie's arthritis has been causing her pain; Janet has no pain but is 'dreadfully incapacitated'. Would much like 'the "homely" photo of Bob'. They do not come south until 16 October.

Adams, H.M. 1973
Allibone, T.E. 1969, 1973 (Jubilee of Taylor's Bakerian Lecture)
Anderson, T. 1972

Two letters.

Letter concerning deposit of card catalogue of Sir James Frazer's library to Trinity College Library. With later note in pencil that the cabinet of cards had been delivered.