Includes manuscript notes for the speech, an account of Charles' dislike of the weapon, related newspaper cuttings and associated correspondence.

Includes a typescript copy of a paper by Herbert William Richmond and a bound copy of articles in response by unknown authors, with annotations in Richmond's hand, addressed to Charles.

The Cause of the Children , Charles P Trevelyan, Published by the Eighty Club (1897) Paths of Progress: some discussion on the aims of modern liberalism , Charles Trevelyan, the Liberal Publication Department (1898) Education , a speech by Charles Trevelyan, extract from the official House of Commons Report, HMSO (1924) Education when Labour Rules Again , Charles Trevelyan, The Labour Party (1924) The Broad High Road in Education , Charles Trevelyan, The Labour Party (1924) An address by Charles Trevelyan given at the King Edward VII School Prize Distribution 1927, entitled A Plea for Indedependence of Thought and Action Town Children through Country Eyes: A Survey on Evacuation , National Federation of Women's Institutes (1940)

Speeches made in the House of Commons during the Session of 1923 by Charles Trevelyan (printed by R L Beall & Sons, Newcastle) What Socialism can do for a great City (printed by R Mayne's Press, Newcastle)

An analysis and reflection on Balfour's 1917 declaration establishing a 'natural home' for Jews. Written by Mrs Edgar Dugdale (Blanche E C Dugdale) and published by the Jewish Agency for Palestine.

Fabian Society Biographical Series number 12. Published by the Fabian Society in conjunction with Victor Gollancz Ltd.
Author - G D H Cole.

Includes an annnotated copy of Charles Trevelyan's 1930 Education Bill, handwritten notes and typed notes on same, and a Punch Cartoon pertaining to the bill.
Also includes a letter to, and telegrammed response from Winston Churchill, during the World War II.

Relates to the failed bill to raise the school leaving age to 15. Includes manuscript and typescript notes with corrections.

Manuscript notes

Manuscript notes for a speech by Charles given at the Palace Theatre on November 30th 1919, newspaper cuttings on Ireland and the following pamphlets/leaflets: Two Years of English Atrocities in Ireland (?Dublin, c.1919) Report to the Labour Commission of Ireland (London, 1920) Peace or ? (A Clutton-Brock, The Peace with Ireland Council, London, nd) an Independent Labour Party circular on Ireland (London, 1921)