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Apparently early drafts for the book including prefatory notes and a handwritten outline of the book's structure entitled 'Arguments/Themes'. The material has been arranged according to this outline and a revised numbered list of chapters at the front of the file.

Incomplete set of annotated drafts of elements of the 'Standard Edition' volumes, primarily handwritten by James Strachey, but in some cases typed.

The following miscellaneous papers, mostly prepared by Edward Glover: questionnaire on lay analysis (1920-1921 or 1927); report of a Group Meeting on Psychiatry, regarding the promotion of psychoanalytical research on psychoses (1930-1931); questionnaire on members' activities (1941); single page entitled 'Investigation Committee - Insulin Cases', listing the names of six members (nd); memorandum on war research (nd).

A small amount correspondence between early officers of the Society and Institute, including comments on membership, training, office-holding, and publications. Also included is a letter from Hedwig Abraham thanking the Society for their condolences on the death of her husband, Karl Abraham (1926); a note on the policy of the Institute (1930); and later notes by Sylvia Payne on the history of the Institute (1936).

A collection of documents relating to Freeman's early career including an instruction from the Commandant of the Army School of Hygiene in 1943; letter from the British Psychoanaytical Society accepting him for training, 1946; letter advising him that he has qualified for independent analyst, 1951. The documents also include a typed career summary prepared by Freeman, (Undated, c.1995?].

Play in the Infant School.

Letters from Ernst [?] and Hellman, Ilse Hellman's brother [?] in Australia.

Borderline State in Children.