Box 16

Manuscript draft of Part II, Chapter II (which became Part II, Chapter IX in the 1929 published text of "No Enemy"). With numerous corrections and emendations by the author.

Manuscript draft of Part II, Chapter III (which became Part II, Chapter X in the 1929 published text of "No Enemy"). An earlier version of which was published in "The English Review", Oct., 1919, pp. 297-304 as "Henry Gaudier: The Story of a Low Tea-Shop". With numerous corrections and emendations by the author.

Manuscript draft of Part II, Chapter IV (which became Part II, Chapter XI in the 1929 published text of "No Enemy"). With numerous corrections and emendations by the author.

Manuscript draft of an incorrectly labeled Part II, Chapter IV (which became Part II, Chapter XII in the 1929 published text of "No Enemy"). with Numerous corrections and emendations by the author. The end of the manuscript, "That is all I have to say about the war.", approximately matches up with p. 278 of the published manuscript, which continues through p. 292.

Earlier manuscript draft of the appendix, variously titled "Un jeu de Cricket," "Envoi," and "Une partie", (which became Part II, Chapter VII in the 1929 published text of "No Enemy" and was title "Plying the Game"). It was first published in "Bibliotheque universelle et revue Suisse," tome LXXXV, no. 253, janvier 1917.

Typescript version of manuscript, with numerous corrections. The title pages bear 21 possible titles for this work, in Ford's hand and the following limerick: "There was an old fellow named Ford/ Whose aspect was horribly bored/ When they cried, "How you mumble!"/ He replied with a grumble, I speak with the pen and the sword."

Uncorrected galley proofs.

Uncorrected galley proofs

The title page, table of contents, and foreword of an early version of the novel published as "No Enemy", New York, 1929. The title page possesses a notation in Ford's hand, addressed to Edward W. Titus, concerning the writing of and the publication of the manuscript.

Incomplete typescript copy of the foreword to Ford's book. Another draft appeared in the 1919 manuscript, but not in the 1929 published text of "No Enemy".