Scrapbook of clippings of early articles written by Chesterton and published in the Daily News (of London) from 1905 to 1907. Chesterton wrote for that newspaper from 1905 to 1913.

This is the Christmas issue of G.K.'s Weekly, Vol. II, No. 38. The issue is signed by a number of contributors such as Hilaire Belloc and Chesterton himself.

In a short newspaper article, Chesterton suggests that music and meals do not necessarily mix. Article was originally published in the "Our Note Book" section of the Illustrated London News on 1923 August 18.

This group of six essays, edited by Kyohei Hagiwara and published in Tokyo, is basically a language text for Japanese students of English.

Article is a description of Chesterton's lecture at St. Mary's in Baltimore during his second trip to the U.S. It appeared in a student publication, The Voice Magazine.

Two essays, one on contemporary economics and another discussing the historical and religious implications of a hypothetical romance between Mary, Queen of Scots and Don Jon of Austria. These are tear sheets.

Tear sheets from such publications as The Catholic Mind and Commonweal.

Tear sheets from a variety of publications, including Father Brown stories that appeared in the popular American Weekly Liberty.

Folder includes clippings of an article on George Bernard Shaw published in the New York Herald Tribune and tear sheets of a Father Brown story that appeared in the Saturday Evening Post.

Folder includes a Father Brown story that appeared in Collier's.

Folder includes the article "Peace versus Pacifism" that appeared in the Saturday Review.

Folder includes the story "When Doctors Agree" that appeared in Harper's Magazine.

Tear sheets from The American Review, Commonweal, and other publications. Folder includes three copies of the story, "The Three Horsemen of Apocalypse."

Tear sheets from The New Current Digest and other publications, as well as clippings from the Chicago Herald Examiner. Folder includes the cover of a book catalog for which Chesterton did the drawing.

Tear sheets and clippings from various publications including The New York Times. Folder includes two copies of the essay, "Persecuting the Common Man" published in the American Mercury.

Tear sheets and clippings from various publications including The Review of Literature Folder includes excerpts from the posthumously published Autobiography.

Tear sheets and clippings from various publications including The Catholic Times. Folder includes excerpts from the posthumously published Autobiography.

Tear sheets and clippings from various publications including The Catholic Digest and Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine.

Tear sheets and clippings including reprints of excerpts from Chesterton's book on Charles Dickens and from such essays as "Heretics."

Tear sheets and clipping including a Father Brown story published in Encore.

Folder includes tear sheets from three items published in Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine.

Newspaper clippings and tear sheets.

Previously unprinted content from Chesterton’s student notebooks, consisting of musings on diverse subjects. Item appears on pages 270-271.

Tear sheets and clippings include a previously unpublished article entitled "The Macbeths."

Folder includes an early "appreciation" by C.F.G. Masterman (published in The Bookman) and reviews of such volumes as Robert Browning and Heretics.

Tear sheets and clippings include reviews of such books as Heretics and Charles Dickens. Folder includes some interesting negative reviews.

Issue of The Bookman, featuring a profile on G.K. Chesterton written by Henry Murray. The profile includes photos and portraits of Chesterton, as well as several of Chesterton’s drawings. The article appears on pages 63-69.