Academic Criticism

Scope and Contents Review by John Baillie of The Seed and the Fruit: Christian Morality in a Time of Transition ( 1953), a book by Leslie Stannard Hunter, Bishop of Sheffield.

Scope and Contents cuttings, offprints, manuscripts and publications

Scope and Contents Review by John Baillie of God the Creator ( 1937), a publication of the Hastie lectures, given by George Stuart Hendry at the University of Glasgow.

Scope and Contents Review by John Baillie of Natural Theology ( 1946), a translation by Peter Fraenkel of Nature and Grace by Karl Barth and the reply to it, No by Emil Brunner.

Scope and Contents Letter from John Baillie to [David Morison] Ross, detailing/assessing the student life, philosophy and general character of Peter Ross Husband (deceased), and quoted at length in Ross's biography of Husband.

Scope and Contents Letter to Sir Archibald Geikie from Sir William Fletcher Barrett concerning an article in the journal Nature. Barrett reports that Nature has devoted space to ridiculing a trade dowser, and is concerned that, due to a former disagreement, the editor will try to link the dowser story to his book, and thus discredit his work. He asks Geikie to write to Nature protesting that they had wasted space on the dowser story.

Scope and Contents Letter to Sir Archibald Geikie from Sir William Fletcher Barrett thanking him for his letter and agreeing that he wrote to him too hastily. He remarks that Sir Oliver Joseph Lodge has written to Nature. He reports that he has found a silicon iron alloy which is more magnetic than pure commercial iron.

Scope and Contents Review by John Baillie of the fifth chapter of John McTaggart Ellis McTaggart's Some Dogmas of Religion ( 1906) which deals with the concept of free will.

Scope and Contents periodicals, including the Expository Times and the New Republic

press cuttings

Scope and Contents Typescript reviews written by John Baillie