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Drafts and research material for Jones' three-volume biography of Freud. For each volume, there is a series of drafts of chapters with associated research notes and amendments, followed by general research notes and amendments. It should also be noted that Jones sometimes used the reverse side of letters as notepaper and so various items of correspondence, including letters from his publishers, can be found amongst these papers (although most have been removed from the drafts for Volume I - see P04-A-E-01).

Also included are other research materials gathered by Jones from various colleagues and relatives of Sigmund Freud; these are placed last.

Draft of 'Free Associations', which Jones wrote in 1944. He postponed this project in order to produce his biography of Sigmund Freud (see P04-A-E) and resumed work on it in 1957. Four of the 11 chapters had not been revised at the time of his death in 1958 and this work was completed by his son, Mervyn Jones.

It should also be noted that Jones sometimes used the reverse side of letters as notepaper and so various items of correspondence, including letters from his publishers, can be found amongst these papers.

A small amount of research material is also included.

Material related to proposed publications by William Gillespie. The final item, ''Life, Sex and Death'' was published in 1995 but the other books appear to be unpublished.

Reviews written by William Gillespie. An additional review can be found in file P16-A-C-02.

Typescript copies of reviews by Dinora Pines of Dina Wardi, 'Memorial Candles - Children of the Holocaust', 1992; H Dasberg et al, 'Society and Trauma of War', 1987; R. Moses, Persistant Shadows of the Holocaust, (1993); Estelle Roith, 'The Riddle of Freud', (1988).

A single manuscript, entitled 'Further contributions to the theory of psychic evolution (An applied anthropological and psychoanalytical study of the feminine taboos, the vagina dentata legends, circumcision and subincision)'.

Preface and chapters (numbered 1-10 and 12), mostly handwritten.

The documents comprise appeals from the Sigmund Freud Museum in Vienna and the Royal College of Psychiatrists; letters from other repositories thanking Margaret Little for the donation of books.

This material is currently available only to members of the Society.

A typed, surrogate version of this volume is available; a database containing abstracts of these minutes also exists but is not available online.