Janus: Papers of Baron Anatole von Hügel (1854-1928) and the Cambridge University Catholic Association

University/SOC.IV.27 contains:
SOC.IV.27.1	Reminiscences of von Hügel
SOC.IV.27.2	Letter of the Archbishops and Bishops of England and Wales on the English College, Rome
SOC.IV.27.3	Lists of names for Chaplaincy conferences approved by the Bishop of Northampton
SOC.IV.27.4	Draft of letter from E. Bullough, as Acting President of the Catholic Association, to the Council of Trinity College concerning recognition of the Catholic Chaplaincy
SOC.IV.27.5	Letter from K.J.J. Mackenzie to von Hügel, 11 Apr. 1924; two copies of Mackenzie's memorandum, 'The Cambridge Chaplain', 15 Apr. 1924
SOC.IV.27.6	Circular letter seeking annual subscriptions, annotated by E. Bullough
SOC.IV.27.7	Letter from [? G. Reinound] of the Fédération Française des Etudiants Catholiques to E. Bullough concerning articles for a periodical
SOC.IV.27.8	Manuscript and typescripts drafts of article entitled 'Oxford and Cambridge'
SOC.IV.27.9	Letter from E. Bullough to Baroness von Hügel
SOC.IV.27.10	The English Martyr (Catholic Missionary Society: London)
SOC.IV.27.11	Compstall Hall and Oakwood

Papers of Baron Anatole von Hügel (1854-1928) and the Cambridge University Catholic Association

Title	Reminiscences of von Hügel
Reference	SOC.IV.27.1
Covering Dates	1925

University/SOC.IV.27.1 contains:

SOC.IV.27.1a

Letter from E. Bullough to von Hügel accompanying reminiscences, catalogued as SOC.IV.27.1b-c.
1 sheet.

8 Dec. 1925

SOC.IV.27.1b

Typescript, from shorthand notes, of conversation between E. Bullough and von Hügel. The item is annotated by Bullough.
19 sheets.

1925

SOC.IV.27.1c

Typescript entitled 'How the Universities were opened to Catholics: from the reminiscenses of Baron Anatole von Hügel'. This continuous narrative was compiled by Bullough from notes of conversation (catalogued as SOC.IV.27.1b). It is annotated by Bullough and von Hügel.
11 sheets.

1925

SOC.IV.27.1d

Typescript, unfinished account of the papal presentation of 1893.
3 copies, each 3 sheets.

1925