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Notes on Greek language and on the use of a singular word to convey the substance of many phrases. Mentions the Edinburgh Review of 1822. Handwritten in Greek and English, 1 piece, folded to make 6 sides

Notebook: hardback, bound in red & black, ruled, used as an exercise-book for his Hindi writing and compiling lists of words.

Notes on Hindu shrines and temples, (from file No. 4)

Notes on Homilies and the Roman Catholic Faith. Handwritten, 1 piece, 4 sides

Typed biographical and research notes about Horace Hayman Wilson (1786-1860) complied by Yvonne Devereux, with a letter from her to the RAS Librarian enclosing the notes for comments and suggestions, dated 3 May 1994.

Notes on human nature.

Notes on Indian cults, gods and goddesses (from file No. 9)

Notes on Indian religions, a draft of "Babette in India", and notes on Elba, (all from file No. 3)

These are handwritten notes taken from Foreign Office Records. These are referenced according to the record. There is also a photocopy of a Report from Sir Reader William Bullard to Anthony Eden, dated 21 May 1943 entitled "Persia: Secret". The title for this material comes from the original file in which it was housed.

These are handwritten, referenced notes taken from Foreign Office records concerning the Azerbaijan Crisis. There are also photocopies of several Foreign Office Records:

• Copies of letters from F.T. Gousev to Anthony Eden and from Anthony Eden to Sobolev, 20 January 1945
• Memorandum and Summary of Memorandum on Persian, 4 August 1945
• Letter from Foreign office to Tehran, 21 August 1945
• Resume of the Note Forwarded by the Iranian Government to the Soviet Embassy in Teheran, 17 November 1945
• Note Despatched by the Iranian Government to the Soviet Embassy, Teheran, 22 November 1945
• Note Forwarded by the Iranian Government to the Soviet Embassy, Teheran, 23 November 1945
• Note Forwarded by the Iranian Government to the Soviet Embassy, Teheran, 23 November 1945
• Note from the Soviet Embassy in Teheran to the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 26 November 1945
• Letter from Archibald Clark Kerr, British Embassy, Moscow to V.N. Molotov, People's Commissar for Foreign Affairs, Moscow, 26 November 1945
• Telegram from Archibald Clark Kerr to V.N. Molotov, 26 November 1945

The title for this material comes from the original file in which it was housed.