Folder includes a review of Alarms and Discursions and tear sheets from The Dial and The Forum.

Folder includes such articles as "Chesterton as an Artist" by Joseph Gilder (published in The Bookman) and "Chesterton as a Champion of Women Novelists" (published in Current Opinion).

Folder includes such articles as "The Tottering Falstaff of Fleet Street" by J.P. Collins and "Do Miracles Ever Happen?" (published in the New York Times).

"Tertium Quid" is the fifth chapter of Hutton's book, Ancestral Voices (London: Hodder and Stoughton, 1915). The chapter comprises pages 95-130 of the book, but here is published as a separate pamphlet.

Tear sheets and clippings include several articles dealing with Chesterton as a poet.

Tear sheets include two copies of "The English Intellectual in War-Time" by S.K. Ratcliffe, published in The Century Magazine.

Tear sheets include the article "Cardinal Newman and Gilbert K. Chesterton" by Alfred G. Brickel, S.J., published in The Catholic World.

Tear sheets include several articles from The New Republic.

Tear sheets include the article, "The Rightness of G.K. Chesterton" by Marion Couthouy Smith published in The Catholic World.

Tear sheets and clippings focusing on Chesterton's first visit to the United States.

Tear sheets and clippings include the article "G.K. Chesterton: A Canterbury Pilgrim" by John Freeman published in the London Mercury.

Tear sheets and clippings include the article "The English Lecturer in America" by S.K. Ratcliffe published in The Century Magazine.

Tear sheets and clippings include a review of Fancies Versus Fads by Sidney Dark from John O'London's Weekly.

Tear sheets include review of Saint Francis of Assisi.

Tear sheets and clippings include the article, "An Hour with G.K. Chesterton" by Frederic Lefevre (published in Living Age) and reviews of William Cobbett.

Tear sheets and clippings include the article "Gilbert Keith Chesterton" by J.M. Prendergast, S.J., published in Catholic World.

Tear sheets and clippings include articles on Chesterton's poetry as well as reviews of Robert Louis Stevenson and Orthodoxy.

Tear sheets and clippings include the article, "Mr. Chesterton as a Poet" written by J.R.N. Maxwell, S.J. (published in America) and articles celebrating his 25 years with the Illustrated London News.

Tear sheets and clippings in this folder focus on Chesterton's second trip to the United States.

Tear sheets and clippings include a number of reviews on Chesterton's Chaucer.