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Includes lecture notes on Ibsen and history.

Contains a copy of his PhD thesis entitled "English Literature at the University: A Historical Inquiry".

Items donated by Cole illustrating his time at Clare between 1949 and 1952. Includes:

(1) 'University of Clarebrigge' Bachelor of Frivolity certificate sold on Rag Day in aid of Earl Haig's Fund, c.1950

(2) Broadcast Receiving licence for 1953, for Cole when in room J10, Memorial Court, 1953

(3) Photograph of C.C. Maitland and Cole testing a small hot-air balloon outside J staircase in the Memorial Court, c.1950

(4) Letter from the Tutor, N.G.L. Hammond, inviting Cole to breakfast, with pencil sketch of a coastline on reverse, c.1950

(5) Photograph of the Cam frozen over looking towards Clare Bridge, 1954

(6) C.C. Maitland on an 'ice yacht', 1954

(7) Scholarship examination results, 21 December 1948

(8) Two photographs from November 1951 showing three students dressed as the Marx brothers for RAG day - Groucho (J. Whittaker), with black greasepaint moustache, Harpo (C.C. Maitland) with blond wig, carrying a car horn and Chico (John Cole) in short jacket and conical hat

(9) Photograph showing the felling of lime trees on the backs in 1951

(10) Correspondence regarding his award of the Shell Studentship in Geophysics, 1953

(11) Chapel card Easter 1955

(12) Clare College Chapel Holy Communion booklet

(13) Two items relating to cooking in College, 1952

Correspondence and papers of James (Jim) Marris, written to his parents and brother during his time at Clare College 1942-1944; also telegrams, Clare College papers, autobiographical statement and copy of his birth certificate.

Including copy of his birth certificate, a telegram, papers from Clare College, letter offering job at GEC Laboratories 1944.

Letters written by James Rendel Harris to the Rev. W.E. Plater, offprints, and an academic gown in its original trunk.

Memorabilia and papers relating to student societies including the Boat Club and Musical Society: programmes, dinner menus, papers of Lady Clare Fund and other societies.

Two letters from the Development Office to Doubleday concerning arrangements for reunion dinners, 8 May 1998 and 24 August 1999. One letter from Henry Thirkill concerning the construction of Ashby and Thirkill Courts after WWII to honour Clare men who had been killed in the conflict., June 1955.

Essays by Frederick Myers.