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.1 Letter from Thomas B. Whitson (Chairman, Town and Gown Association), Edinburgh, to Patrick Geddes.
In reply to an article from The Nation sent to the writer by Geddes. Whitson's opinion on Anglo-German relations; his belief, despite his admiration of the Kaiser, that Britain must be prepared for German aggression, although he does not see Britain as blameless. Reference to an incident in the Keil canal and mention of Professor [Lujo] Brentano and [ ] McGegan.

.2 Article from The Nation, 10 September 1910, entitled 'The Lines of Anglo-German Agreement' by Vernon Lee.

.3 Enclosing envelope.

With reference to lectures by Patrick Geddes, which have not been successful.

A teacher, she has been persuaded to undertake human geographical studies after hearing Patrick Geddes lecture at Oxford Vacation Course.

Circular letter sending information on magazine on behalf of Godfrey Blount. Asks if interested to show prospectus to friends. Reference to publisher Mr. A. C. Fifield. Headed notepaper.

Personal, mentioning Mr. and Mrs. Washington Browne in Edinburgh and referring to Geddes's success at Crosby Hall. The writer's sister, Clara, has married James Brown. Headed notepaper.

Cambridge University have taken control of the copyright of the Encyclopaedia Britannica.

With reference to a scheme for the Usher Hall presented to Edinburgh Corporation by Burnet; to Town Planning Congress of R.I.B.A. and to drawings of other parts of Edinburgh Old Town.

Produced to mark the occasion of Candolle's sixtieth birthday. Printed.

His reaction to the [Outlook Tower] building. Enquires whether Patrick Geddes has any remaining copies of his 'admirable criticism on the Manchester and Liverpool exhibitions' or any articles which give Geddes's view on architectural art. Reference to Patrick Geddes's proposed University Hall Scheme.

Reprint from Sociological Review.

Unattributed notes in French on chlorophyll; fluorescence; chlorophyll in relation to light and to heat; the process of chlorophyll formation; and the formation of colour and starch. Manuscript.

'E. Gabain'

Relates to business of the Dean Valley Association.