Re her visit to the Lawrence ranch belonging to the University of Alburqueque and to the Sec. Board of Graduate Studies, Cambridge, re her work for M. Litt. degree on the shorter novels, tales, poems and critical essays of D.H. Lawrence; a newspaper cutting from Corriere Della Sera, 1 March 1980 on the 50th anniversary of the death of D.H. Lawrence; Chap. vii of D.H. Lawrence (photocopy); notes of radio play: The Daughter-in- Law by D.H. Lawrence; paper on Sons and Lovers; handwritten and typed notes on Women in Love and other notes by Jean Marquard.

Photocopy of Blind Justice by Lewis.

A Life of Malcolm Lowry: a biography by Douglas Day.

Khoisan Resistance to the Dutch in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries by Shula Marks, Journal of African History, Vol.xiii, 1, 1972.

Olive Schreiner, 1855-1920 by Jean Marquard.

More on Olive Schreiner: the child protagonist in From Man to Man Critical Co-ordinates of South African Literature by Stephen Richard Gray, December 1977.

'Olive Schreiner', SABC television - English Documentaries Departmen A reading of The Story of an African Farm. Hagar's Child by Jean Marquard.

typescript notes by Jean Marquard - Olive Schreiner's 'Prelude': the child as artist.

3 lectures by Jean Marquard on The Story of an African Farm Olive Schreiner's Prelude: the child as artist.

Jean Marquard talks to Jack Cope, May 1983.

Newspaper cutting - 'Olive was no Victorian Lady', Sunday Express, 25 October 1981.

Pauline Smith and her Beadle: chosen or fallen? by Jean Marquard with reviews and written notes.

Photocopies of W.C. Scully's book.

A South African tale by W.C. Scully.

Review from Cape Times news cutting, December 1938, on the snappy political skit 'Scopalomine in Africa' by W.C. Scu11y, and a leaflet from brochure.