Add MS 88921/4/19

Printed articles by Phyllis Bottome, either as cuttings or in some instances as they appeared in complete copies of the original publication, as follows:

'A Tyrolean Christmas', The Graphic (Christmas Number, 1926);

'The Invasion', The Tatler, 25 November 1927;

'Advantages of Being a European', Contempo, Vol II, No. 7, 25 September 1932;

'Woman - In Reverse', New York Herald Tribune, 15 April 1934;

'Idols: Ancient and Modern', The New English Weekly, 28 November 1935;

'The Miser and the Spendthrift', The New English Weekly, 1 April, 1937;

'Alfred Adler', Time and Tide, 5 June 1937;

'How to Keep a Heart', Modern Woman, Vol. XVII, No. 148 (1937);

'The Mother of All Living', proof, annotated 'W. I. News / 1940';

'Broken Bottles', reprinted from Free Austria (November 1941);

'What Democracy Means To Me', Home Chat, 14 March 1942;

'Germany as a Human Problem', Spectator, 3 September 1943;

Letters to the Editor, in response to 'Germany as a Human Problem', Spectator, 17 September 1943;

'Serpent-Doves', Spectator, 15 October 1943;

'The Real Austria', Spectator, 7 January 1944;

Letter to the Editor, from Lucie Street (in response to 'The Real Austria'), Spectator, 14 January 1944;

'Austria's Contribution Towards Our New Order', pamphlet published by the Austrian Youth Association, 1944;

'What Are Dictators?' pamphlet published by the Trustees for Freedom, Westminster, London, nd;

cutting of a letter from Phyllis Bottome (30 June 1951) to the Editor of The Western Echo, concerning 'The Boy from Egypt', British Festival in St Ives;

'A New Delilah', Housewife, March 1953;

'A Successful Guy Fawkes', Mark Twain Journal, Vol. IX, No. 4 (1954) - with signatures to front cover;

front cover feature on Bottome, with photograph, headed 'Fifty Years of Success', John O'London's Weekly, 4 June 1954.