Full issue of The Tablet, featuring a review of Chesterton’s The Catholic Church and Conversions. The article appears on p. 397.

Cartwright, a justice of the supreme court of Canada, addressed the Newman Club of Ottawa, Canada. Folder includes a note from Kathleen Taylor, a librarian and Newman Club member, who donated the item to a Chesterton bibliographer.

Full issue of The Tablet, featuring "the first of a series of extracts" from Ward's forthcoming book Return to Chesterton, a supplement to Maisie Ward's earlier biography.

Full issue of The Tablet, featuring part two of a series of excerpts from Ward's forthcoming book Return to Chesterton, a supplement to Maisie Ward's earlier biography. These extracts focus on "Life at Beaconsfield." Folder includes two copies of the issue.

Full issue of The Times Literary Supplement, featuring a review of Chesterton's Orthodoxy by an unidentified author. The article begins on p. 44.

Full issue of The Tablet, featuring part three of a series of excerpts from Ward's forthcoming book Return to Chesterton, a supplement to Maisie Ward's earlier biography. These extracts focus on Chesterton as "Friend and Counsellor."

Full issue of The Tablet, featuring the fourth and final installment of a series of excerpts from Ward's forthcoming book, Return to Chesterton, a supplement to Maisie Ward's earlier biography. These extracts focus on Chesterton's Catholicism and his relationship with his wife, Frances.

The author of this short article is unidentified. This response to Maisie Ward's Return to Chesterton was published on page 133 of The Tablet, Vol. 199, No. 5830. Another short note on the prototype of Father Brown appears on that same page.

Short article appeared in the "Talking at Random" section of The Tablet.

Full issue of America: National Catholic Weekly Review. The article contains Charles Brady's reflections after reading Masie Ward’s Return to Chesterton.

Full issue of The Torch featuring a review of Masie Ward’s Return to Chesterton.

Full issue of The Ave Maria. Morriss’s article touches on several aspects of Chesterton’s work and claims him as “Catholic literature’s modern champion.”

Full issue of The Tablet featuring a short review of the first performance of Chesterton’s play, “The Surprise,” which was performed at Hull University College. Folder includes two copies of this issue.

Full issue of The Ave Maria featuring an article by James F. Cassidy on Chesterton’s childlike ways and his love of children.

Tear sheets from The Catholic School Editor. The article brings Chesterton’s work into conversation with a recent article from the Atlantic, Barbara Ward’s “The Illusion of Power.”

Short review of A Handful of Authors, a collection of essays by Chesterton.

Author is not indicated in the short review of a film in which Alec Guinness portrayed Father Brown. Article appeared in the "From Our Notebook" section of The Tablet.

Author is not indicated in this response to an article in the Manchester Guardian. Response appeared in the "From Our Notebook" section of The Tablet.

Review of G.K. Chesterton's The Glass Walking Stick.

Unsigned article from the "From Our Notebook" section of The Tablet.

Full issue of The Month, featuring an unsigned review of Chesterton’s The Glass Walking Stick.

Full issue of The New Statesman and Nation. Raymond’s article reviews D. B. Wyndham Lewis’s G. K. Chesterton: An Anthology and reflects on Chesterton’s literary legacy.

Article published on the occasion of the publication of a new Chesterton anthology.

Full issue of The Catholic Boy that includes a feature article on Chesterton with particular emphasis on his childhood.

Full issue of The Apostle. Haines’s article is primarily biographical in focus.

Tear sheets and clippings include a number of reviews on Chesterton's St. Thomas Aquinas.

Tear sheets from the Illustrated London News collected in a scrapbook. Some of these are contributions by Chesterton, others appreciations of him for his work on the periodical from 1905 until his death in 1936.

A publication of Mundelein College, Chicago, Illinois, featuring a number of articles on Chesterton.

Tear sheets include a consideration of Chesterton’s poetry in The Catholic World and an article on his distributism in The American Review. Also contains clippings from a number of other publications.

Woodlock's articles deals with Chesterton and Arthur Brisbane.