Two typed essays, one in English and one in French, about George Tyrrell's relationship with Cardinal Mercier (Archbishop of Malines 1906-1926).

Handwritten chronology by Loome of George Tyrrell's modernist influences, career, and correspondence, 1879-1909. A research tool; includes numerous blank pages. Includes one page of Tyrrell's locations by month, 1906-1909.

Photocopy of the typescript for Loome's first bibliography for the Heythrop Journal, including a list of abbreviations and pseudonyms, 32 pages. Photocopy of a printed bibliography of George Tyrrell's works, with check marks presumably by Loome.

Handwritten notes on the Tyrrell family, typed chronology of George Tyrrell's early life, family trees for the Tyrrell and Petre families and photocopies of the same, and 1962 "Scale of Fees" for the Genealogical Office at Dublin Castle (Ireland). Includes a multipage handwritten document of what appears to be Loome's outline for his book on Tyrrell.

Handwritten and typed letters to both Loome and Chapman giving various information about George Tyrrell, Maude Petre, and others of that period from family members or others who knew them personally.

Typed and handwritten letters to Chapman and Loome giving the writers' opinions about George Tyrrell in his personal and professional life.

Handwritten and typed letters and chronologies relating to the correspondence of George Tyrrell and Herbert Thurston, S.J. (1856-1939) in the years before Tyrrell's death. Several include quoted selections from the original correspondence.

Photocopies and originals of articles in English about George Tyrrell, some by his contemporaries and some later. The folder they were originally filed in by Loome is included and gives a chronological listing of the articles with year published, author, article title, and journal in which they appeared.

Photocopies and originals of articles in French and German about George Tyrrell, some by his contemporaries and some later. Originally grouped together with the English articles described above in folder 9.

Photocopies of two articles by John D. Root and one encyclopedia entry by F. M. O'Connor on George Tyrrell. Root, "English Catholic Modernism and Science: The Case of George Tyrrell," The Heythrop Journal 18 (July, 1977): 271-88; and Root, "George Tyrrell and the Synthetic Society," The Downside Review 98 (January, 1980): 42-59. Both articles include Root's signature on the first page.

Photocopy of a typescript of George Tyrrell's 1901 essay entitled "Rome's Opportunity." Includes a one-sheet photocopy of a typed note from Kitty Clutton that was included with the typescript. Both have references in Loome's hand at the top to letters from Tyrrell to Henri Brémond (1865-1933).

3 manuscript essays by Tyrrell. "'Quid mihi et tibi?'" (April, 1895) and "How do you know?" (May, 1896) are handwritten and signed by Tyrrell; and a typescript of "Beati, Excommunicati" is unsigned.

1 bound volume of photocopies of 2 essays in Tyrrell's hand. The first, "Revelation as Experience: a reply to Hakluyt Egerton" is noted in Loome's hand at the top of the first page as an unpublished talk given at King's College Hostel on March 26, 1909. The second is a draft of "Beati, Excommunicati."

3 published and 2 manuscript poems by Tyrrell. The published ones are photocopies. The manuscript ones include a photocopy of a typed poem, and an original poem to Tyrrell by "P.C." with a poem in reply on the back.

All photocopies of published items by George Tyrrell.

All photocopies of published items by George Tyrrell.

Photocopies of a series of articles and letters to "The Pilot" from October 1903 to February 1904 set off by an article entitled, "M. Loisy's New Book" (Oct. 24, 1903). A note sheet included with the packet includes a list of possible identities for the pseudonyms used and a note that reads, "None of these 1903 reviews or letters is (necessarily) by GT. But this packet traces a whole long controversy in The Pilot, and includes 2 articles/letters by T."

Photocopies of mostly published items by George Tyrrell with a few handwritten letters noted as having been sent to various publications.

3 photocopies of the published letter George Tyrrell wrote to Cardinal Ferrata after Tyrrell left the Jesuits regarding the irregularity of his situation as a priest. An original of the printed letter is also included with marginalia in the hand of "Mrs. Clutton" (Kitty Clutton?) and "Strictly Confidential" in Tyrrell's hand at the top.

Photocopies of printed items in English and French. One copy of "A Letter to the Roman Catholic Bishop of Southwark" includes three full margins and an extra sheet of handwritten notes.

Photocopies of mostly printed, with a few handwritten and typed, letters and articles by George Tyrrell in English, French, and Italian.

Photocopies of printed letters and articles by George Tyrrell in English, French, and Italian.

Mostly photocopies of printed letters and articles by George Tyrrell in English and Italian, with one original article in German.

Photocopies of printed items by George Tyrrell in English, Italian, and French.

Photocopies of printed items by George Tyrrell, as well as one marked as "(?) by the Rev. A. L. Lilley."

Photocopies of printed reviews by George Tyrrell in "The Month," "The Weekly Register," "The Pilot," and "The Monthly Register."

Photocopies of printed reviews by George Tyrrell, in English and French.

Photocopies of printed reviews by George Tyrrell, mostly in English with one in Italian.

Photocopies of printed essays and letters, listed by Loome as "perhaps" by George Tyrrell.