Published 1996.

Consists of a file containing publicity and events work for the publication and some editing including a proof request list.

Consists of printouts of quotes from reviews of Ruth Padel's work.

Consists of interview dates, reviews, train bookings and letters regarding how people have enjoyed the book, the book contract is also in this file. There is also a list of poets in "The Bloodaxe Books of Contemporary Indian Poets".

Book and pamphlet by Charles. Both items reprints from the Edinburgh Review CLXXV, January 1848. Book entitled 'The Irish Crisis' printed by Longmans, London, 1848. Features marginalia Pamphlet entitled 'Extracts from a description of the Measures for Relieving the Distress Caused by the Irish Famine' printed by Spottiswoode, London, 1879.

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.