Includes some exercises by Charles [presumably] from school, exercises in Greek, a water colour sketch of the portico at 14 Great College Street, two essays by Marjorie Gordon reprinted from Sesame and a handwritten essay by Charles entitled Under the Open Sky .

Two notebooks used by Charles Philips Trevelyan as diaries for his time during school. Concerning school activities, his academic performances, comments on teaching, extra-curricular activities including sport and debating, and a tour abroad in April 1889, including interest in the Franco-Prussian War.
Also includes comments on peers at school and teachers, and family members, including George Otto Trevelyan and Robert Calverley Trevelyan.
Also includes two letters from H D Watson, primarily concerning cricket.

Includes receipt for disposal of lease for 8 Grosvener Crescent, income tax returns and receipts for household goods.

Includes: Why Russia Will Win , a Russia Today Pamphlet, Charles Trevelyan, London Caledonian Press Ltd, London (nd, c.1940) I Deny that the Russians are an irreligious people , The Dean of Canterbury [Hewlett Johnson?] (nd, c.1940) Soviet Foreign Policy a speech by M Molotov, issued by The 'Anglo-Russian News Bulletin', London Caledonian Press Ltd, London (1939) The USSR, The International Situation and Peace with Finland a speech by M Molotov, ossued by the 'Anglo-Russian News Bulletin', London Caledonian Press, London (1940) The Soviet Socialist Constitution (as amended up to February 1944) , 6th edition, Russia Today Society, Dorchester & District Newspapers Ltd, Dorchester (1944) Crime in the USSR: 50 Questions Answered , Ralph Milner, The Russia Today Society, Metcalfe and Cooper, London (1944) Constitution of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics , Co-operative Publishing Society of Foreign Workers in the USSR, Moscow (1936) The USSR and Poland: The Sober Facts of the Situation , W P Coates, London Caledonian Press, London, (1939) Constitution of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (Draft) , Co-operative Publishing Society of Foreign Workers in the USSR, Moscow (1936) Soviet Russia: A Description for British Workers , 11th edn, Charles Trevelyan, Victor Gollancz Ltd, London (1937) (two copies)

This is one of two files which formerly comprised CPT 207. The other is located at CPT/1/8/19.

Books pamphlets and leaflets from the Union of Democratic Control (UDC) and other organisations. Includes: Truth and the War , E D Morel, UDC, London, 1916 The Secret Treaties and Understandings , F Seymour Cocks (with preface by Charles), UDC, London, 1918 The UDC Volume 1 containing issues 1-12, November 1915- October 1916 The basis of International Authority , A Ponsonby, League of Peace and Freedom, London, no date The Morrow of the War , MacDonald/Trevelyan/Angell/Ponsonby/Morel, UDC, London, no date The Union of Democratic Control , Cotton Factory Times, 1915 Shall this War end German Militarism , Norman Angell, UDC, London, no date (number 2) Peace by Negotiation , Charles Trevelyan, Mr Ponsonby and Mr Trevelyan in the House of Commons: UDC Leaflet number 15b , UDC, London, 1915 The Union of Democratic Control: Its Motives, Object and Policy: UDC Leaflet B23 , 2nd edition, UDC, London, 1916 (part of this has been cut out Rules and Constitution of the UDC 1917-18 The International Solution , League to Establish International Government, no date Lost Opportunities , C R Buxton, Women's Peace Crusade (leaflet number 8), no date [1918] Memorandum on War Aims , Inter-allied Labour and Socialist Conference, 1918 A statement to the electors of the Elland Division by Charles Trevelyan , November 1918

The majority have been sent from Durrants press cuttings

Includes information on the activities of Charles' opposition in the election, F M B Fisher.

Cuttings reporting President Wilson's Peace Regulations, and the December general election

Includes cuttings on women's suffrage, events in Charles' constituencies, the Union of Democratic Control, World War I, religion and the first Labour Government.
Also includes a pamphlet entitled Peace by Negotiation by Charles and pencil sketch caricatures.
Also includes a copy of The Times with the full text of the Treaty of Versailles.

Various manuscript poems including 'The Medieval ABC', some political satire and a typescript article entitled 'The Two Carlyles' with annotations.