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Offprints of journal articles by Ford. Includes:

(1) 'La Passion Lucretienne dans la poesie de Ronsard', Poetes, princes et collectionneurs, 2011

(2) 'Hercule et la themesolairea Fontainebleau: la porte doreeat Le Satyre de Ronsard', Cite des hommes, cite de dieu, 2003

(3) 'What song the sirens sang..: The representation of Odysseus in Ronsard's poetry', Ronsard - figure de la variete, 2002

(4) Neo-Latin drama: Forms functions, receptions, 2008

(5) Conrad gesner et le fabuleux manteau in Bibliotheque d'Humanisme et Renaissance, XLVII, No. 2; 'Montaigne's Homer: Poet or Myth?', Montaigne Studies, 2005

(6) Ronsard the painter: A reading of 'des peintures contenues dedans un tableau', French Studies, 1986

(7) 'Ronsard's erotic diptych: Le ravissement de Cephale and La defloration de lede', French Studies, 1986

(8) 'Comprendre Homere a la Renaissance', Bulletin de la Classe des Lettres, 2010

(9) 'George Buchanan et Montaigne', Montaigne Studies, 2001

(10) The AndrogyneMyth in Montaigne's De l'amitie', The Art of Reading, 1998

(11) 'Le commentaire de Claude Mignault sur les emblemes d'alciat', Les Cahiers de L'Humanisme, 2002

(12) 'Justus Lipsius and Sir Philip Sidney', Bulletin de l'institut historique Belge de Rome, 1998

(13) 'Du bellay et les mythes Homeriques', Histoire et Litterature au siecle de Monatigne, 2001

(14) 'The Regency of 1574 in the discours merveilleux and in the poems of Jean-Antoine de Baif', Bibliotheque d'Humanisme et Renaissance, 2001

(15) 'Leonora and Neaera: A consideration of George Buchanan's erotic poetry', Bibliotheque d'Humanisme et Renaissance, 1978

(16) Ronsard et l'emploi de l'allegorie dans le second livre des hymnes', Bibliotheque d'Humanisme et Renaissance, 1981

(17) 'Carolus Utenhovius (1536-1600): A tale of two cities, Koninkiljke Brill NV, 2011

(18) 'Homer in the French Renaissance', Renaissance Quarterly, 2006

Correspondence relating to Clare College matters including the retirement of the Master, Eric Ashby, in 1975.

Contains handwritten notes by Harry Godwin in the book, the third edition, for the fourth edition of the book to be published in 1945.

Comprising:

(1) Three offprints from the Proceedings of the Cambridge Philosophical Society, 1883 and nd [1884 or later]

(2) Two offprints from the Proceedings of the Royal Society, 1883

(3) One offprint from Sachs, Arbeiten des botanischen Instituts in Wurzburg, nd [after 1883]

(4) One offprint from Annals of Botany, 1887

With a letter from C.E. Garrad (Clare 1894) in 1955 offering the letters to the Library.

Comprising:

(1) Report on Armenian orphans and schools under the care of J. Rendel and Helen B. Harris in Asia Minor, 1898

(2) Notes from Armenia, in illustration of The Golden Bough (offprint from Folk-Lore), 1904

(3) ''The origin of the cult of Dionysos'' (reprint from The Bulletin of the John Rylands Library), 1915

(4) ''The origin of the cult of Apollo. A lecture delivered in the John Rylands Library, 12 October 1915" (reprint from The Bulletin of the John Rylands Library), 1916

(5) ''Notes on Scrivener's 'Plain introduction to the criticism of the New Testament'... chiefly from the memoranda of the late Prof. Ezra Abbot... with additions from Profs. Harris and Warfield and Dr C. R. Gregory'', edited by Joseph Thayer (ed.),1885

Includes menus for the Boat Club with Centenary dinner menu and list of members, 1931; other sports teams, Dilettanti Society, Commemoration dinners 1920-1928, special College feasts and order of service for Advent Carol Service, 1930.

Most of the menus have been signed by the dinner guests and the Boat Club dinner menus include lists of names of the crews.

Menus for the following:

(1) Clare College and University Oxford College Rugby Union Football Clubs, Jan 1920

(2) Association Football Club, Mar 1922

(3) Athletic Club, Mar 1922

(4) Rugby Football Club, Dec 1922

Won the Seatonian Prize for 1915 and 1917.

Comprising: ''The Lamb of God'' (2 copies), 1915, and ''Greater love hath no man than that a man lay down his life for his friends'', 1917.

Note: John Maurice Vaizey Hope was originally admitted as John Maurice Schulhop.

Comprising the following offprints:

(1) three from the Proceedings of the Cambridge Philosophical Society, 1904, 1907 and 1910

(2) fifteen from Transactions of the Chemical Society, 1905-1907 and 1909-1912

(3) two from Annual Reports of the Chemical Society, 1907 and 1909

(4) five (all by Sir James Dewar and Jones) from the Proceedings of the Royal Society, 1905, 1907-1908 and 1910-1911

(5) with Claude Wilson and Humphrey Owen Jones, ''Climbs from Courmayeur'' (reprint from The Alpine Journal, 1911)