Photocopies of four printed articles by Lady Charlotte Blennerhassett (1843-1917), and one typescript page of additional quotes by Blennerhassett, in German and English.

Photocopies of five printed articles by Lady Charlotte Blennerhassett (1843-1917), in German and English.

Photocopies of printed articles by Heinrich Schrörs (1852-1928), in German.

Original printed article about Algar Thorold (1866-1936) by Dom Michael Hanbury, published in the Dublin Review, n. 467 (1955), pp. 3-17.

Photocopies of 3 printed articles by Wilfrid Ward (1856-1916). Also includes a card catalogue entry for the three items.

Photocopies of 4 printed articles: "Herman Schell" by Heinrich Fries, "Zwischen Gestern und Heute" by Friedrich A. Hansen-Löve, and "Der Menschengestaltige Gott" and "Der 'Christliche' Vergil" both by Max Seckler; all in German. Also includes card catalogue entries for the three authors.

Photocopy of a printed articles by "Spectator Novus" from February 1909, in German, with annotations by Loome. Also includes a folder with information about the publication by Loome.

Notebook containing original notices in German with one in Latin (and a German translation of the same). The German notices are from Bishop Carl Joseph, and the Latin notice is from Pius IX. The final notice carries the date December 11, 1868.

Photocopies of two articles published in The Month in 1901, by Fr. Joseph Rickaby and Sydney F. Smith, S.J. Attached to the first article is a letter marked "T to AMR 11.4.1901 (Richmond, Yorks)".

Photocopies of nine articles published in Beilage zur Allgemeinen Zeitung, in German, including some items by Rudolf Eucken (1846-1926). Also included is a folder listing the bibliographic information for the items.

Photocopies of seven sheets of articles published in Beilage der Münchner Neuesten Nachrichten, in German.

Photocopies of eight letters published in Demain, in French, beginning September 28, 1905. Also included is a folder with additional information about Demain.

Photocopies of fifteen sheets of letters to the editor published in The Tablet over a number of consecutive weeks showing various readers' opinions regarding previously published letters from Lord Acton (Sir John Dalberg-Acton, 1st Baron Acton, 1834-1902). These were originaly filed with the contents of MSE/MD 3824-195 and 196, "Articles by Maude Petre," who appears as a correspondent in the Tablet letters.

Photocopies of items, grouped by issue, published in The Tablet about the modernist controversy.

Photocopies of four newspaper items from 1901 to 1908. Also includes a folder labeled "relevant articles" with an itemized list of the contents.

Photocopy of an article entitled, "Der Kampf gegen die deutschen Theologen und theologischen Facultäten in den letzten zwanzig Jahren," by Dr. J. Freidrich.

Photocopy of an anonymous article in The Spectator entitled "Liberal Roman Catholicism," published December 1, 1906.

Photocopies of four articles on Modernism published in 1907, in English and French. Also includes a folder cover listing names and dates under the heading "Modernism."

Photocopies of six articles on Modernism, in English and German, with some annotations by Loome.

Photocopies of ten articles on Modernism, in French and German, with some annotations by Loome.

Photocopies of six articles on Modernism, in French and German.

Photocopies of seven articles on Modernism, in English, French, and German.

Photocopies of six articles on Modernism, in English and German.

Typescript of "The Integralist Reaction in the Modernist Crisis," by Joseph A. Grenier, A.A., written for(?) the American Academy of Religion Convention held in Atlanta in October 1971.

Photocopy of "Roman Catholic and Anglican Modernist Interaction, 1896-1914" by John D. Root, from June, 1980.

Photographs and copies of photographs of George Tyrrell's funeral: entering the church yard at Storrington, and leaving the house where he died. Also includes an empty envelope and a prayer card for Tyrrell.

Photographs of gravestones: one unlabeled, one of the headstone of Alfred Fawkes.