Freedom Archives

Period (1886) 1904-1980
Total size   18 m.
Consultation Not restricted

History

Anarchist periodical started in 1886 by a group of friends around Peter Kropotkin after their separation from the English Anarchist Circle and The Anarchist edited by Henry Seymour; in addition to Freedom, the group eventually set up the Freedom Press, the main publisher of anarchist literature in England; first editors of Freedom were Charlotte M. Wilson 1886-1895, Alfred Marsh 1895-1912 and Thomas H. Keell 1912-1932; among the contributors to the periodical were George Bernard Shaw, Max Nettlau and Kropotkin; a rival Freedom was published by opponents of Th. Keell, including John Turner and Oscar Swede 1930-1936; ceased publication in favour of Spain and the World 1936-1938, edited by Vernon Richards, and changed its name to Revolt in 1939; this was continued as War Commentary, renamed Freedom in 1945, the publication of which continues still today.

Content

Daybooks, accountbooks, letterbooks and subscription lists 1889-1980; documents concerning administration, financial affairs and publications of Freedom and Freedom Press; manuscripts for, and letters to Freedom and Freedom Press (most complete for the period 1920-1938) from Guy Aldred, Ba Jin (Li Feigan), George Ballard (pseudonym Barrett), Alexander Berkman, Thomas Cantwell, Edward Carpenter, Varlaam and Frieda Cerkezov, Fred Charles, Clara Gilbert Cole, Ferdinand Domela Nieuwenhuis, Vera Figner, Henry Glasse, Emma Goldman, Marcus Graham, Jean Grave, Rudolf Grossmann, Auberon Herbert, George J. Holyoake, Mabel Hope, Henry M. Hyndman, Joseph Ishill, Harry Jones, Bernhard Kampffmeyer, Thomas H. Keell, Harry Kelly, Kotoku Sakae, Peter and Sophie Kropotkin, Jo Labadie, Gustav Landauer, John McAra, John Henry Mackay, Enrique Flores Magón, Errico Malatesta, Tom Mann, Saverio Merlino, Louise Michel, Leonard Motler, Erich Mühsam, Max Nettlau, William Owen, Joseph Presburg, Ben L. Reitman, John Beverly Robinson, Rudolf Rocker, Olivia Rossetti, Emil F. Ruedebausch, Alexander Schapiro, George Bernard Shaw, Mollie Steimer, Oscar Swede, James Tochatti, John Turner, Charlotte M. Wilson and others.

Arrangement

The archives were collected by Heiner Becker in the period 1978-2000; there are supplements te be expected in the near future; he also arranged the main part of the material; this list was made on the basis of his descriptions.

Because of the bad condition of the papers and packing materials the IISH decided to pack the papers in acid free covers, folders and boxes without changing anything in the order; the order of this list follows the order of the original stacks where the boxes were stored; the original boxes which were found in these stacks are mentioned (including the original inscriptions); followed by a description of the content which is re-packed; the numbers 1-271 were found in stacks 4420.1-2 - 4421.1-6; numbers 272-339 were found in stack 3459.1-6; numbers 340-532 were found in stacks 4434-4436.

Processing information

Preliminary list by Krista van Loon in 2009.

Preliminary List

1-20

Box (1 of 73) with the inscription: "3 of 5".
Clippings and occasionaly circulars, pamphlets etc.  c. 1960-1972.  20 folders.

1-3

Anarchism miscellaneous. Pre 1910, 1958-1967. 3 folders.

1

Pre 1910, 1958, 1960-1961.

2

1963-1965

3

1966-1967.

4-9

Clippings concerning countries. c. 1970-1972 and n.d. 6 folders.

4

Atlas (Hammond's World Wide Atlas).
Germany (Red Army Fraction, 2nd June Movement).

5

Ireland.

6

Liberia.
Malaya.
Poland and Russia. 1970, 1972.

7

Portugal (pamphlets).
Russia (politics).

8

Spain.
Vietnam (part 1).

9

Vietnam (part 2).

10-11

Clippings concerning people.  n.d. 2 folders.

10

J.F. Kennedy assassination.
Robert Maxwell.
Donald Rooum Case.
Bertrand Russel and Ralph Schoenman.

11

Shaw, Wells and Chesterton.
Harold Wilson.
LGW (Lilian Wolfe).

12-20

Clippings concerning various subjects.  c. 1966-1968 and n.d. 9 folders.

12

Grosvenor Square, Vietnam demonstration on October 27th 1968.
Individual protest (Including two photographs).
Mines and Miners.
Prison.
Private eye.

13

Race colour-bar.

14

Resistance (Including one photograph).
Revolts.
Revolts in Nazi occupied territory.

15

Russian writers trails. c. 1966.
Sabotage.
Sex, birth control etc.

16

Soldiers.
Strikes T.U.'s (part 1).

17

Strikes T.U.'s (part 2).

18

Students.
Surrealism.
The Press.

19

US deserters, CO's and Draft-Dodger.
War criminals and the Nuremberg trails.
War resistance and conscientious objection.

20

Waste (obsolescence) affluence.
Unidentified.

21-38

Box (2 of 73) with the inscriptions: "Invoice" and "5 of 5".
Clippings.  Pre 1918, 1939-1945, 1963 -1965 and n.d. 1 box, 17 folders.

21-24

Clippings concerning countries. 1946 and n.d. 1 box, 3 folders.

21

Austria.
China (Sino-Japanese War).
Cuba (part 1-2).

22

Cuba (part 3-5). (box)

23

East Indies.
Germany and Austria.
Greece. 1946.
Ireland.

24

Italy.
Italy's Case.
Italy and Britain (Abyssinia).

25

Clippings concerning people. N.d. 1 folder.
The Hanratty case.
Rebecca West.

26-38

Clippings concerning various subjects. Pre 1918, 1939-1945, 1963-1965 and n.d. 13 folders.

26

Abyssinia (Geneva).
Abyssinia (Ireland).

27

Aldermaston (Including 9 photographs). 1963.
Anarchism and Anarchy.

28

Beatniks, hippies, Hells Angels and skinheads.
Black power, Black Panthers.
Brighton (Including 2 photographs).

29

Capital punisment.
Censorship and ' obscenity'.
Che Guevara.

30

CND.
Colour Bar Race Prejudice.

31

Comics.

32

Committee of 100.
Communist Party of Great Britain (CPGB).
Communist Party, Supression of 'Daily worker'.

33

Demonstrations.
Drugs, drug raids, Rolling Stones.
Ecology and Polution.

34

Election and Anti-election. 1964-1965.

35

'Fascist' organisations (British).
Food and Agriculture.
Germ and Gas Warfare.
German resistance. 1939-1945.
Grosvenor Square March 14th.

36

Gypsies and Tinkers.
Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
One thousand Pelican titles.
Piccadilly Squat, London Street Commune.

37

Prison.

38

Proudhon.
Provos.
Transport workers.
War casualties. Pre 1918.
War commentary and early freedom cuttings.
War propaganda. 1939-1945.

39-46

Box (14 of 73) with the inscription: "Protest (vr) east/west (mlb)".
Manuscripts and copies of articles, incoming letters to the editors of Freedom and copies of sent letters.  c. 1986-1988. 8 folders.

39-40

1986. Cenetary Edition.

41

1986-1987.

42-46

1987-1988.
NB. Nr. 42 including 6 photographs.

47-54

Box (45 of 73) with the inscription: "Children in Society".
Incoming letters and manuscripts of articles.  n.d. 8 folders.
NB. The articles were for publication in the periodical Freedom. Some were marked with "Copy for Freedom."

55-78

Box (10 of 73) with the inscription: "Mss. and Corr. 1960's-1970's".
Incoming letters and manuscripts of articles to be published in Freedom.  c. 1966-1967, 1972 and n.d. 24 folders.

55-64

Incoming letters and manuscripts of articles to be published in Freedom. c. 1972 and n.d. 10 folders.

65

Manuscripts of "The Spanish Conspirators" by Bob Edwards and "The Spanish Collective" (Chapter 4 from "The Basis of Communal Living") by George Woodcock.  1970 and n.d. 1 folder.
NB. "The Spanish Conspirators" was presented to the Freedom Press Library by Harry Mister (of Housman's Bookshop) and Arthur W. Vloth. May 1970.

66-73

Incoming letters concerning subscriptions, payments and requests for titles and specific numbers of Freedom.  1966-1967. 8 folders.

74-78

Circulars, manuscripts of articles and some incoming letters.  c. 1966-1968. 5 folders.

79-84

Box (52 of 73) with the inscription: "Malatesta Club".
Invoices and books of the Malatesta Club.  1954-1956. 6 folders.

79-81

Invoices (mainly of caterers), some incoming letters and some agenda's.  3 folders.

82

Invoices and letter paper of the Malatesta Club.  1 folder.

83-84

Accountbooks, cashbooks, ledgers and a guestbook.  2 folders.

85-109

Box (5 of 73) with the inscription: "Correspondence 1980's".
Correspondence and financial documents (daybooks).  1979-1988. 25 folders.

85-86

Correspondence with subscription agents of libraries concerning their subscription of Freedom.  1983-1986. 2 folders.

85

Blackwell's. 1985-1986.
Bumpus. 1985-1986.
Dawsons. 1983-1985.
Diffusione Edizione Anglo-Americane (DEA). 1983, 1986.
Ebsco. 1985.
Esselte. 1984, 1986.
Faxon. 1983-1985.
International Journals Group. 1983, 1986.

86

John Menzies Library Services. 1983-1986.
A.T. Smail. 1983-1984.
Sperling & Kupfer. 1983-1986.
Kurt Stahëli & Co. 1985-1986.
Suomalainen. 1983-1986.
SWETS. 1983-1986.
Varous Libraries ordering independently. 1983-1986.

87-96

Orders for publications of the Freedom Press.  1985-1987. 10 folders.

97

Incoming letter.  1979. 1 folder.

98-99

Invoices.  1987-1988. 2 folders.

100-108

Daybooks with salesfigures of the Freedom Bookshop. 1977-1983, 1986-1988. 9 folders.

100

1977-1979.

101

1979-1980.

102

1980-1981.

103

1982-1983.

104-105

1986.

106

1987.

107

1987-1988.

108

1988.

109

Financial documents with salesfigures of the Freedom Bookshop. 1986-1988. 1 folder.

110-114

Package with the inscriptions: "Freedom Copy" and "Review Section Set".
Incoming letters and manuscripts of articles to be published in Freedom.  1975. 5 folders.

115-126

Box (13 of 73) with the inscription: "Freedom ms. june-dec 1989."
Incoming letters,some copies of sent letters and manuscripts of articles (to be published in Freedom).  1989. 12 folders.
NB. 118, 121 and 126 include some photographs.

127-137

Box (34 of 73) with the inscription: "Freedom ms. 1993 (vol. 54) for preservation."
Incoming letters and manuscripts of articles to be published in Freedom.  1993. 11 folders.

138-149

Box with the inscriptions: "Berneri Correspondance. (Missing believed dumped 1985, rediscovered in Freedom office 1987)" and "MLM/London PS 22".
Clippings, articles and parts of books belonging to Camillo Berneri.  c. 1910-1911, 1928-1935. 12 folders.

138-140

Clippings on the Houndsditch murders and the Siege of Sidney Street. 1910-1911.

141-149

Clippings, articles and parts of books belonging to Camillo Berneri. c. 1928-1935.

150-151

Folder with the inscriptions: "HB" and "John Hewetson".
Incoming letters, articles and notes of John C. Hewetson and documents concerning the death of his father John Thomas Hewetson.  1936, 1942-1946. 2 folders.

152

Folder with the inscriptions: "HB" and "1945 (some earlier)".
Incoming letters for the Freedom Press mainly concerning orders for books and some manuscripts of articles to be published in Freedom.  1945. 1 folder.

153

Book filled with clippings concerning the second world war.  1939-1945. 1 folder.

154-155

Box (27 of 73) with the inscription: "Jack Robinson papers".
Incoming letters adressed to Jack Robinson mainly concerning orders for numbers of Freedom and publications of the Freedom Press.  1954-1976. 2 folders.

156-160

Box (22 of 73).
Clippings on the Spanish Civil War and other subjects.  1936-1939. 3 folders, 2 books.

156-158

Clippings and other documentation concerning the Spanish Civil War.  1936-1939. 3 folders.

159

Book with clippings with the inscription: "The rebel encirclement of Madrid". Clippings concerning the Spanish Civil War.  1936. 1 large folder.

160

Book with clippings on anarchists.  1911-1916, 1928 and n.d. 1 large folder.
NB. Including 2 photographs.

161-169

Box (18 of 73) with the inscription: "48 - Anarchy in Action".
Incoming letters, copies of sent letters and manuscripts of articles to be published in Freedom.  1985-1987. 9 folders.

161-168

Incoming letters, copies of sent letters and manuscripts of articles to be published in Freedom.  1985-1987.

169

Correspondance with anarchistic groups concerning the Contacts Column in Freedom.  1986.

170-182

Box (8 of 73).
Clippings.  1935-1936, 1943-1946, 1963-1969 and n.d. 13 folders.

170

Clippings concerning countries.  1967 and n.d. 1 folder.
Greece  1967.
Hungary.
India.
Russia.

171-172

Clippings concerning people.  1963-1966 and n.d. 2 folders.

171

Guy Aldred.
The Atkinson case.
Francisco Ferrer.
Kennedy assassination (part 1). 1963-1966.

172

Kennedy assassination (part 2). 1963-1966.

173-182

Clippings concerning various subjects.  1935-1936, 1943-1946, 1966-1969 and n.d. 10 folders.

173

Abyssinia. 1936.
Abyssinia, the war. 1935.
Anarchist Conference. 1967-1968.
Civil liberties.

174

Community.
Consientious objection and desertion. 1968-1969.
Coronation.

175

Famine in Europe. 1943, 1946.
Fascism.

176

First World War (part 1). 1916-1923.

177

First World War (part 2). 1916-1923.

178

Foyle's.
French students revolt. 1968.
General Strike.
Golden Convulvulus.
King Hill Hostel.

179

London School of Economics (LSE). 1966-1967.
Narcotics.
Obscenity cases (see also Golden Convulvulus).
Occupation of Germany. 1945-1946.
NB. LSE including 1 photograph.

180

Police. 1967-1969.

181

Police and crime (part 1).

182

Police and crime (part 2).
Politicians and rulers.

183-191

Box (32 of 73). With the inscription: "Misc. Correspondence."
Incoming letters mainly concerning subscriptions to the periodicals and titles of the Freedom Press.  1968.  9 folders.

192-198

Box (59 of 73).
Incoming letters mainly concerning subscriptions to the periodicals and titles of the Freedom Press.  1961-1969. 7 folders.

199-216

Box (40 of 73).
Incoming letters, manuscripts and financial documents.  1952-1972, 1983. 18 folders.

199-201

Incoming letters.  1958-1962, 1968. 3 folders.

202-210

Manuscripts of articles to be published in Freedom.  1935, 1965-1969, 1983. 9 folders.

211-212

Documents concerning the PPU Conference and the NCCL Conference.  1970-1972. 2 folders.

213-216

Financial documents including salesfigures of the bookshop.  1952-1960, 1964. 4 folders.

217-218

Box (26 of 73).
Clippings concerning various subjects.  c. 1920-1946, 1974. 1 box, 3 folders.

217

Clippings concerning Russia.  c. 1920-1930. 1 box.

218-220

Clippings concerning various subjects. Arranged in alphabetical order.  1932-1946, 1974. 3 folders.

221-226

Box with the inscription: "Freedom and Malatesta Club. Correspondence and leaflets".
Incoming letters and manuscripts of articles to be published in Freedom.  1964, 1971-1972. 6 folders.

227

Folder with incoming letters concerning subscriptions to Freedom.  1984. 1 folder.

228-231

Box (48 of 73).
Books with invoices.  1965-1968. 3 packages, 1 folder.

232-237

Box (36 of 73) with the inscriptions: "Freedom Ms. jan-june 1992, for preservation" and "F01-F16".
Manuscripts of articles to be published in Freedom.  1992. 6 folders.

238-241

Box (47 of 73) with the inscription: "Freedom Ms. july-dec 1992, for preservation".
Manuscripts of articles to be published in Freedom.  1992. 4 folders.

242-251

Box (66 of 73) with the inscription: "Freedom Ms. 1991".
Incoming letters and manuscripts of articles to be published in Freedom.  1991. 10 folders.

252-263

Box (68 of 73).
Incoming letters and manuscripts for Freedom and financial documents of the Malatesta Club.  1954-1956, 1967, 1971-1972. 12 folders.

252-259

Incoming letters concerning subscriptions and titles of the Freedom Press.  1967. 8 folders.

260-261

Incoming letters and manuscripts of articles.  1971-1972. 2 folders.

262-263

Financial documents of the Malatesta Club.  1954-1956. 2 folders.

264-271

Unpacked documents.
Incoming letters and manuscripts.  1945-1951. 2 packages, 6 folders.

264-266

Incoming letters concerning subscriptions and titles of the Freedom Press. 1940-1947. 1 package, 2 folders.

267

Incoming letters and manuscripts of articles.  1945. 1 folder.

268

Manuscript of "Critical problems facing the Anarchist Movement" by Marcus Graham.  c. 1955. 1 folder.

269-270

Documents concerning the publication "Russia's Third Revolution" by Ida Mett. 1945-1951. 2 folders.

269

Manuscript and some incoming letters. 1945-1951.

270

Orders for "Russia's Third Revolution". Arranged in alphabetical order. 1949.

271

Material for a pamphlet. With the inscription: "In the shadow of Six Gallows." n.d. 1 package.

272-286

Box with the inscription: "1997 old invoice books".
Financial documents and correspondence.  1986-1993.  3 boxes, 12 folders.

272-275

Books with invoices. 1989-1994. 3 boxes, 1 package.

276-279

Financial documents.  1989-1991. 4 folders.

280-285

Daybooks, ledger accounts and letter book sheets.  1988-1993. 6 folders.

286

Correspondence concerning the Freedom Press Distributors, group subscriptions and publications.  1986-1988, 1993. 1 folder.

287

Scrapbook concerning the National Committee of 100.  1962. 1 large folder.

288-302

Box with the inscription: "Content 1997. Archival material: - Renewals of subs dealt with 1996-1997. - Paying in slips statements giro. - Accounts etc. For the archivists."
Documents concerning subscriptions and publications and financial documents.  1988-1992, 1996-1997. 15 folders.

288-290

Documents concerning subscriptions to Freedom. 1996-1997. 3 folders.

291-292

Documents concerning orders of publications.  1988-1992. 2 folders.

293-296

Invoices.  1984-1995. 4 folders.

297-299

Giro statements.  1991-1996. 3 folders.

300-302

Daybooks.  1986-1991. 3 folders.

303-312

Box with the inscription: "1997, old letters, subs etc. Archives."
Incoming letters concerning subscriptions and titles of the Freedom Press.  1990-1993. 10 folders.

313-319

Box (without inscription)
Incoming letters concerning subscriptions and titles of the Freedom Press.  1998. 7 folders.

320-328

Box with the inscription: "1996, mainly FP office correspondence 1993-1996".
Incoming letters, manuscripts of articles and documentation material.  1989-1991, 1995-1996. 9 folders.

320-326

Incoming letters and manuscripts of articles.  1989-1991, 1996. 7 folders.

327-328

Documentation material, including some magazines and clippings on fraud.  c. 1995-1996. 2 folders.

329-339

Box with the inscriptions: "AC Books 1986-1987. Bank state" and "Also contents of three files of VR correspondence for 1988, 1990, 1991".
Incoming letters and financial documents.  1982-1992. 11 folders.

329-331

Incoming letters and manuscripts. 1985-1987. 3 folders.

332-336

Incoming letters and copies of sent letters. Mainly correspondence with Vernon Richards.  1987-1992. 5 folders.

337-339

Financial documents, including a daybook and a purchases book.  1982-1990. 3 folders.

340-354

Box with the inscriptions: "Freedom 1920s" and "Freedom mss."
Manuscripts of articles for Freedom.  c. 1915-1932. 3 boxes, 12 folders.

340-341

Various manuscripts of articles.  1923-1926. 2 boxes.

342-346

Manuscripts of articles for the Freedom Bulletin. 1928-1932. 1 box, 4 folders.

347-354

Various manuscripts.  c. 1915-1928. 8 folders.

355-362

Box with the inscription: "Finan. Brieven".
Letterbooks and invoicebooks.  1942-1943, 1950-1977. 5 boxes, 3 package.

355-361

Letterbooks concerning bookorders and subscriptions.  1942-1943, 1950-1977. 5 boxes, 2 packages.

362

Invoicebooks.  1953-1955, 1968-1977. 1 package.

363-368

Box with the inscription: "Agenda's, notulen (jaren '40-'50)"
Letterbooks, address books and cashbooks.  1940-1950.  2 boxes, 2 packages, 2 folders.

363-364

Letterbooks.  1942, 1946-1950. 1 box, 1 folder.

365

Address books.  1945 and n.d. 1 package.

366-368

Cashbooks.  1940-1949. 1 box, 1 package, 1 folder.

369-374

Unpacked material.
Bulletins and circulars and a cashbook.  1970-1980.  1 box, 4 folders, 1 large folder.

369

Cashbook.  1970-1980. 1 large folder.

370-374

Bulletins and circulars.  c. 1965-1975. 1 box, 4 folders.

375-381

Unpacked material.
Manuscripts, correspondence and financial documents.  c. 1916-1959 and n.d. 3 boxes, 1 package, 3 folders.

375-377

Manuscripts of A. Sturmthal and P.J. Proudhon.  1923 and n.d. 2 boxes, 1 package.

378

Manuscripts and correspondence.  c. 1920-1930, 1943-1945, 1952-1959 and n.d. 1 box.

379-381

Invoices and receipts. 1916-1928. 3 folders.

382-396

Crate 1.
Correspondence.  1916-1918, 1923, 1929-1937. 1 box, 13 folders.

382-383

Incoming letters.  1917. 2 folders.

384-391

Correspondence, arranged in alphabetical order.  1917, 1929-1937. 1 box, 6 folders.

392-396

Various correspondence. 1916-1918, 1923, 1930-1931. 5 folders.

397-406

Crate 2.
Correspondence and addressbooks.  1904-1936, 1945. 10 folders.

397-399

Letters to Thomas Keell and Freedom. Correspondence, D.  1911-1936. 3 folders.

400-405

Letters to Thomas Keell and Freedom a.o. from Emma Goldstein.  1904-1916. 6 folders.

406

Pamphlets of the Freedom Press Defence Committee.  1945. 1 folder.

407-414

Crate 3.
Financial documents, notebooks and addressbooks.  1887-1938. 1 box, 6 folders, 1 large folder.

407

Financial documents, including invoices, salesfigures and a list of Freedom-Agents.  1909-1916, 1930-1937. 1 box.

408

Daybook. 1925-1932. 1 large folder.

409-410

Membershipcards of the London Society of Compositors and personal addressbooks of Thomas Keell. 1887-1938. 2 folders.

411-414

Various documents, a.o. concerning Li Pei Kan, the Machno-movement and FAUD.  1927-1928 and n.d. 4 folders.

415-426

Crate 4.
Letters to Thomas Keell and Freedom.  1909-1937. 1 box, 11 folders.

415-419

Correspondence, C. c. 1909-1936. 5 folders.

420-421

Correspondence, arranged in alphabetical order. 1931-1933. 2 folders.

422-426

Correspondence, arranged in alphabetical order.  1931-1937. 1 box, 4 folders.

427-434

Box 1-8.
Daybooks, accountbooks and addressbooks.  1903-1941. 7 boxes, 1 large folder.

427-430

Box 1-4.
Daybooks and balance sheets.  1903-1941. 3 boxes, 1 large folder.

431

Box 5.
Accountbooks.  1910-1928.

432

Box 6.
Accountbooks and an addressbook.  1912-1938.

433-434

Box 7-8.
Addressbooks with addresses of subscribers of Freedom. 1913-1932.

435-459

Boxes and packages.
Correspondence.  1903-1938. 4 boxes, 21 folders.

435-438

Incoming letters, mainly to Thomas Keell and the Freedom Press. Divided in A, B, Nettlau and O (W.C. Owen).  1903-1938. 4 boxes.

439-459

Incoming letters and manuscripts for Freedom (Inscription: '1-5').  1896-1923. 21 folders.
NB. Originally from M. Nettlau.

439-442

Incoming letters to Freedom ('1'). 1894-1912. 4 folders.

443-446

Incoming letters and manuscripts ('2'). 1894-1897. 4 folders.

447-449

Incoming letters and financial documents ('3'). 1895-1909. 3 folders.

450-452

Incoming letters, newsclippings and circulars ('4'). 1917-1918. 3 folders.

453-454

Pamphlets and clippings on war and consientious objectors ('5'). 1917-1918. 2 folders.

455-457

Manuscripts for Freedom. c. 1911-1912, 1922-1923. 3 folders.

458-459

Incoming letters to Freedom. 1916. 2 folders.

460-517

Packages with the inscription 'Correspondence A-M, S'.
Incoming letters to Thomas Keell and the Freedom Press, including some manuscripts.  1902-1930. 58 folders.
NB. Every period is arranged in alphabetical order.

460-463

 1902-1919. 4 folders.

464-467

A.  1920-1922. 4 folders.

468-473

B.  1921-1924. 6 folders.

474-478

C.  1924-1925. 5 folders.

479-483

D.  1925. 5 folders.

484-487

E.  1926. 4 folders.

488-491

F.  1926-1927. 4 folders.

492-494

G.  1927. 3 folders.

495-499

I.  1927-1928. 5 folders.

500-503

K.  1928. 4 folders.

504-506

L.  1928-1929. 3 folders.

507-511

M.  1929-1930. 5 folders.

512-517

S.  1935-1938. 6 folders.

518-520

Invoices and various documents.  1927, 1930-1931. 3 folders.

521-526

Manuscripts for Freedom.  1927. 6 folders.

527

Manuscript, drafts and other documents concerning the book "Journey to Utopia" by Marie Louise Berneri.  c. 1948-1949. 1 box.

528-529

Financial documents concerning the periodical 'Spain and the World'.  1939-1945.  2 boxes.

530-531

Cardboxes with data on subscriptors and donators.  1945 and n.d. 2 cardboxes.

532

Daybook of the Whiteway Social Club.  1936-1938. 1 folder.