| Description | Notebook labelled 'Articles' in Mosley's hand. The covers also have other manuscript notes to indicate other content in the notebook. The text is written from both ends of the book
From one end, a number of pages have been removed.The right hand pages are numbered from the front up to page 16 although there is no page five and other numbered pages are blank. The left hand pages are not usually numbered and although some of them include text, this tends to consist of insertions into main text, numbered notes and lists. The content includes drafts of his articles 'Anerkennung ohne Verzicht' (pages one-four), 'The Worst of Both Worlds' (pages 11-12) [published as broadsheet number one, 1970] and 'Raising the sights of European policy' (pages 15-16) [published as broadsheet number two, 1970] ; drafts of letters to the press including one denouncing a suggestion in a German publication that he was an anti-Semite before the war, with text in both English and German (page 13); and some material which appears to relate to a radio broadcast. An item noted on the front cover is a circulation list, comprising lists of names for an unidentified purpose, opposite page 12 and this appears to be continued opposite page 13.
At the other end of the volume are a few pages of notes and lists which appear to relate to legal cases. The cover is labelled 'Case this end'. |