Correspondence This file contains a number of items, which are not correspondance.; The letters span a wide period from the time of Hewlett's marriage to Mary, (1902-1931) to a note to Nowell after his death in 1966.; There are many letters from Mary to Hewlett, letters from Sybil Thorndike, Helen Keller, Dick Sheppard, Donald Soper, Mervyn Stockwood, Anthony Wedgewood Benn, D.N. Pritt, Beatrice Webb, Ramsay MacDonald, Winston Churchill and Trevor Huddleston.; The topics include the conditions at the front in WW1, the hospital Mary ran at Haigh Lawn, Major Douglas and Social Credit, the League to Abolish Poverty, Dunkirk, prospects for peace in India, the bombing of Canterbury, the Suez Crisis, and the Aldermaston Marches.; The non- epistolary items include a typewritten hymn by John Masefield, Hewlett's confirmation from Downing Street of his appointment as Dean, a handbill demanding aid to Russia, and newspaper cuttings from Johnson's Manchester period reviewing his journal "The Interpreter"; 11.1904-7.1914