Malcolm Muggeridge Papers, 1920-2008 | Special Collections, Buswell Library

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Collection Overview

Title: Malcolm Muggeridge Papers, 1920-2008

ID: SC/004

Primary Creator: Muggeridge, Malcolm (1903-1990)

Extent: 326.0 Boxes. More info below.

Arrangement: The collection is arranged by series with folder level control.

Date Acquired: 00/00/1985

Forms of Material: Articles, Clippings Files, Correspondence, Interviews, Memorabilia, Microfilms, Photographs, Reviews

Languages: English

Scope and Contents of the Materials

The collection of papers traces the pilgrimage of this individual from his roots in socialism through his long search for meaning in life, until he finally embraced Christianity. Throughout his life he took a strong stand on various issues of ethics in government, sanctity of life and moral conduct. He prophesied concerning the woes due a civilization that would not take heed to the decay he described.

The collection includes correspondence, manuscripts by Malcolm, over 940 photographs, scripts and media presentations, published works, memorabilia and a large section of secondary material about Malcolm and the causes he championed.

The correspondence he received is the largest part of the collection, about 47 linear feet. Nearly 1/3 of this (15 linear feet) is classified as Business and Personal, much of it arranged alphabetically by name or topic by Malcolm himself. A dual classification runs through his Business and Personal correspondence, the first section for each letter of the alphabet listing folders that contain several pieces of correspondence all from one source, the second section grouping correspondence of only one or two pieces from each correspondent.

Both lists may need to be consulted to locate a specific correspondent. The largest part of his correspondence (32 linear feet) is from people he briefly met or did not know at all, who just wrote to express thanks for his work or less often to disagree with his position on some topic. This General and Fan correspondence is arranged chronologically from 1935 to 1990.

Since Malcolm often did not keep copies of his letters, his Correspondence Sent occupies only a few inches.

The various manuscript sections of the collection include drafts of books, articles, poems, scripts and speeches. Some of these were never published. The manuscripts are in holograph form, typed or galley proofs.

Muggeridge's published items include books, articles, interviews, scripts and book reviews.

An extensive secondary section includes clippings about Malcolm and his work, clippings about topics that interested him, and manuscripts others wrote and sent for him to critique.

There are several linear inches of material concerning Russia, including both Malcolm's writings and his collection of research material. Several more inches contain a section of material about Mother Teresa and her work among the poor.

Memorabilia includes awards and honors given to Malcolm.

Biographical Note

Born in 1903, Malcolm Muggeridge has become one of the notable figures of the twentieth century. He is well-known as an author, journalist, media personality, and in his later years, a leading spokesman for Christianity. Malcolm Muggeridge experienced a life of tension and seeking. Beginning with his socialist upbringing, his father was involved in politics and served as a member of Parliament, his search for satisfaction and justice continued until it culminated in his finally embracing Christianity.

Following his graduation from Cambridge University in 1924, Malcolm taught in India for a few years. This time was formative for him as he experienced India's caste system, likely influencing his iconoclastic nature exhibited so often in later years. After leaving India, he returned to England, married Katherine (Kitty) Dobbs and the couple settled in Egypt for a time. Here Malcolm began his journalism career, fulfilling his one ambition in life by writing pieces for the Manchester Guardian, Calcutta Statesman, Evening Standard, Daily Telegraph and other newspapers.

Malcolm and Kitty moved again, this time to Moscow (1932-1933) to become a part of what they considered the perfect society. Both Malcolm and Kitty had been raised in socialist ideology and longed for a government that truly met the needs of the people. However, while reporting from there for the Manchester Guardian, Malcolm quickly became disillusioned with the Soviet system. He saw first-hand how the peasant population was subjected to starvation and ill treatment by Stalin's regime. Malcolm's reports were rejected; both by leaders in Moscow and also by Western journalists who chose to believe Soviet propaganda.

During his career Malcolm spent many years away from his family, some of these as he became deeply involved in the Second World War that he had predicted. Though his children missed him, his son Leonard said Malcolm's spy involvement gave him opportunity to say with pride, "My Dad's in hush-hush work abroad!"

Muggeridge's wit and style endeared him to many as he became a popular (and controversial) figure on radio and television. From 1953-57 he served as editor of the British humor magazine Punch. During the 1960s this former Socialist and vocal agnostic gradually modified his positions on religion and became a Christian. This journey is recorded in his book Jesus Rediscovered. Attesting to the spiritual changes that had occurred in his life, Muggeridge emerged a strong voice for moral and ethical issues, following his earlier life of indulging in sensual pleasures. Malcolm used the printed word, television and invitations to address attentive groups to oppose abortion and euthanasia, support the rights of the mentally and physically handicapped or boldly disagree with governments and society. Public reaction to the controversial Malcolm Muggeridge was strong, though not always favorable. In spite of this, those close to Malcolm knew him for seeing the humor in life, even in the serious and solemn things.

Malcolm's journey to faith encompassed much of his life. In spite of his concern about the drift of the Christian church via liberalism and permissive morality into moral chaos, he eventually joined the Catholic Church because of their strong stand against abortion and birth control. The dedication and compassion of Mother Teresa and Fr. Paul Bidone were instrumental in Malcolm joining the Church. In 1983 Malcolm and Kitty Muggeridge became members of the Roman Catholic Church.

Malcolm's one relaxation was walking--alone, with Kitty, with family--walking and conversing. And at home he was always ready for visitors. He would break his routine willingly to entertain people from all over the world, from different walks of life--invited or not. And Kitty would serve tea. Malcolm's myriad letters from those who had been guests confirm that they felt greatly honored. Malcolm and Kitty had a way of making everyone feel they were special friends.

Malcolm was first and foremost a writer and thinker, who contributed greatly to the literature and thought of the twentieth century. As Canon David Winter stated, the true value of having Malcolm's papers at Wheaton College comes through being able to preserve "the voice of a craftsman of the English language--and a Christian voice which speaks with all the more splendor because it was born from a seed that was full of doubt, cynicism and self-promotion."

Malcolm Muggeridge, after a fruitful life of constant interaction and tension with life, entered eternal rest November 14, 1990.

Subject/Index Terms

Abortion - Religious aspects - Christianity.
Amis, Kingsley.
Authors, English. - 20th century - Biography.
Authors, English. - 20th century - Diaries.
Broadcasters. - Great Britain - Biography.
Buckley, William F., Jr., 1925-2008.
Capital punishment - Moral and ethical aspects.
Catholic converts. - Great Britain - Biography.
Christian biography - England.
Christianity - 20th century.
Conversion - Biography.
Conversion - Christianity.
Dostoyevsky, Fyodor, 1821-1881
Editors - Great Britain - Biography.
Euthanasia - Moral and ethical aspects.
Euthanasia. - Moral and ethical aspects.
Jesus Christ - Art.
Journalists - Great Britain - Biography.
Kierkegaard, Søren, 1813-1855
Kingsmill, Hugh, 1889-1949
Marriage - Religious aspects - Catholic Church.
Missionaries of Charity - Biography.
Muggeridge, Kitty
Muggeridge, Kitty - Manuscripts.
Muggeridge, Malcolm, 1903-1990
Muggeridge, Malcolm, 1903-1990 - Biography - Pictorial works.
Muggeridge, Malcolm, 1903-1990 - Diaries.
Muggeridge, Malcolm, 1903-1990 - Drama.
Muggeridge, Malcolm, 1903-1990 - Friends and associates.
Muggeridge, Malcolm, 1903-1990 - Interviews.
Muggeridge, Malcolm, 1903-1990 - Manuscripts.
Muggeridge, Malcolm, 1903-1990 - Portraits.
Orwell, George, 1903-1950
Orwell, George, 1903-1950 - Manuscripts.
Pascal, Blaise, 1623-1662.
Pearson, Hesketh, 1887-1964
Philosophers - Denmark - Biography.
Social ethics.
Solzhenitsyn, Aleksandr Isaevich, 1918-
Soviet Union - History - 1925-1953.
Teresa, Mother, 1910
Teresa, Mother, 1910 - Manuscripts.
Vidler, Alexander Roper, 1899-1991

Administrative Information

Repository: Special Collections, Buswell Library

Alternate Extent Statement: 138 linear feet

Access Restrictions: There are no restrictions on this collection.

Use Restrictions: Duplication may be restricted if copying could cause damage to items.

Acquisition Source: Gift

Acquisition Method: Malcolm Muggeridge chose Wheaton College Special Collections to be the repository for his papers in 1985. The first shipment was received in 1988. Additional papers and memorabilia have been received until the collection has come to its present size of 130 linear feet.

Preferred Citation: Malcolm Muggeridge Papers (SC-4), Wheaton College Special Collections, Wheaton, Illinois.

Other URL: http://library.wheaton.edu

Box and Folder Listing

Browse by Series:

[Series 1: Correspondence],
[Series 2: Manuscripts],
[Series 3: Published Works],
[Series 4: Legal and Financial],
[Series 5: Addresses, Sermons and Speeches],
[Series 6: Interviews],
[Series 7: Audio Recordings],
[Series 8: Video Recordings],
[Series 9: Photographs],
[Series 10: Memorabilia],
[Series 11: Secondary],
[Series 12: Collections by Others],
[Series 13: Vertical File],
[Series 14: Artwork],
[Series 15: Unprocessed],
[All]

Series 12: Collections by Others

Sub-Series 1: Burton Janes

Box 270

Folder 1: Biographical Reviews of Malcolm Muggeridge. "Chronicles of Wasted Time: The Green Stick" - Gow, Haven Bradford. (Liberty), 1991
Folder 2: Correspondence, Malcolm Muggeridge to Burton Janes, 1987, 1990
Folder 3: Speech by Malcolm Muggeridge at Convocation of Memorial University, Newfoundland, 1972 October 21
Folder 4: Speech by Malcolm Muggeridge, "Faith and the Future", from "Signs of Hope for the Future" (Destiny), 1979 August
Folder 5: Speech by Malcolm Muggeridge, "The Christian Alternative," Evangelical Press Association, 1977 May 9
Folder 6: Interview, Malcolm Muggeridge by Roy Bonisteel, "This Programme Comes to You by Courtesy of Lucifer Inc." from In Search of Man Alive, 1980
Folder 7: Degree: Doctor of Letters, by Memorial University of Newfoundland, 1972 October 21
Folder 8: Obit. From Charisma and Christian Life, 1991 February
Folder 9: Review of Malcolm Muggeridge by B. Janes, "Society's Crippling Despair" from The Pentecostal Testimony, 1991 February
Folder 10: Reviews of Malcolm Muggeridge, Winter in Moscow and Like It Was, from Christianity Today, 1988 April 22

Sub-Series 2: Myrna Grant

Box 270

Folder 11: Correspondence re: Malcolm Muggeridge
Folder 12: Open letter by Malcolm Muggeridge, re: Keston
Folder 13: Malcolm Muggeridge visit to Wheaton, 1985
Folder 14: Clippings/obituaries re: Malcolm Muggeridge
Folder 15: Proposals for Malcolm Muggeridge study center, 1982-1992
Folder 16: Transcripts of interviews with Malcolm Muggeridge
Folder 17: Raw dissertation data on Malcolm Muggeridge radio programs at BBC
Folder 18: Complete list of all Malcolm Muggeridge BBC radio programs
Folder 19: Program list
Folder 20: List of material donated: Missing
Folder 21: Select Bibliography of Malcolm Muggeridge materials
Folder 22: MS: Malcolm Muggeridge: A Twentieth Century Iconoclast, speech by M. Grant (Spring 1990)
Folder 23: An Examination of Muggeridge's "Fourth Temptation" by M Grant, Conf. On Christianity and Communication, 1988
Folder 24: An Examination of Muggeridge's Critique of Media, by Larry M Caillouet, Conf. On Christianity and Communication, 1988
Folder 25: Christ and the Media: Considerations on the Negotiation of Meaning in Religious Television, essay by M. Grant
Folder 26: MS: Malcolm Muggeridge: A Twentieth Century Iconoclast, speech by M. Grant (Spring 1991)
Folder 27: "The Influence of H.T. Muggeridge on His Son, Malcolm" by David N. Dixon for M. Grant, Comm684
Folder 28: "Malcolm Muggeridge Rediscovered: A study on how Muggeridge's own quest for faith and meaning drove him in the selection of some of his major media projects" by Isaac Phiri for M. Grant, Comm684, 1992 December 16

Box 271

Folder 1: MS: Malcolm Muggeridge: A Twentieth Century Iconoclast, speech by M. Grant (Spring 1990)
Folder 2: Collections by Others - Dissertation - "An Historical Analysis of Biographical, Societal and Organizational Factors Shaping the Radio Career of Thomas Malcolm Muggeridge 1948-1957." Dissertation by M Grant, Northwestern University, 1986: pages 1-106
Folder 3: Collections by Others - Dissertation - "An Historical Analysis of Biographical, Societal and Organizational Factors Shaping the Radio Career of Thomas Malcolm Muggeridge 1948-1957." Dissertation by M Grant, Northwestern University, 1986: pages 107-189
Folder 4: An Historical Analysis of Biographical, Societal and Organizational Factors Shaping the Radio Career of Thomas Malcolm Muggeridge 1948-1957. Dissertation by M Grant, Northwestern University, 1986

Sub-Series 3: Collector(s) unknown

Box 272

Folder 1: Biographical - Interviews/Feature Articles of Malcolm Muggeridge, 1953-1965

collected by a fan

Folder 2: Articles/Book Review - Various, 1953-1967

Folder 3: Articles/Book Review - Esquire, Various, 1964-1966

collected by a fan

Folder 4: Book Reviews - Esquire, 1967 November - 1968 May

collected by a fan

Folder 5: Articles/Book Review - Various, 1953-1966

Folder 6: Articles/Book Review - Esquire, Various, 1964-1967

collected by a fan

Folder 7: Book Reviews - Esquire, 1963 December-1967 October

collected by a fan

Folder 8: Book Reviews -Observer, 1968 February 6 - 1969 January 5

collected by a fan

Folder 9: Book Review - Observer, 1967 August 6 - 1968 February 4

collected by a fan

Folder 10: Interviews of Malcolm Muggeridge - Observer, 1968, 1967 February 6- July 23

collected by a fan

Folder 11: Book Reviews - Various, 1967, 1968

collected by a fan

Folder 12: Book Reviews - Various, 1965-1968

collected by a fan

Folder 13: Correspondence Received - Various, 1968

collected by a fan

Folder 14: Book Reviews - Various, 1969

collected by a fan

Folder 15: Book Reviews - Various - Esquire, Observer, Washington Post, 1969

collected by a fan

Folder 16: Notebook: “Biographical articles about Malcolm Muggeridge", 1952-1969

photocopies; collector unknown

Item 1: "The Life of the wife of Mr. Muggeridge" by Michael Walo. The Observer, 1967 November 5: photocopy of newspaper clipping
Item 2: "The Death-Wish Psychosis of the New Left. Christianity Today, 1969 May 9: photocopy
Item 3: Review of Jesus Rediscovered. The Observer, 1969 May 25: photocopy of newspaper clipping
Item 4: Excerpt from cover article "Is Prince Charles Necessary?" by Lansing Lamont. Time, 1969 June 27: photocopy of magazine clipping

Sub-Series 4: Wheaton College Collected

Box 275: Computer Searches

Folder 1: Booklates, Note Paper, Form Reply Card, No date
Folder 2: Correspondence Among Grant. Muggeridge, Eden, and Snezek, Oct. 1982-April 1983
Folder 3: Notes on CWT - Green Stick, CWT - Infernal Grove, Like It was, and MM: A Life, 1973
Folder 4: TV Listings (BBC) Photocopies of Notecards, No Date
Folder 5: Corresponding Among Grant, Snezek, Barlow, and Winter, Jan. - Feb. 1985
Folder 6: Midea Orders: Corresponding Among Favata, Grant, and ABC, 1983-1984
Folder 7: Summary of Books by and about Muggeridge, No Date
Folder 8: Monagraps and Book Reviews by Muggeridge, No Date
Folder 9: Muggeridge Books Bibliograohies, Media Interviews, Library Cards and Scratch Papers., 1982
Folder 10: Muggeridge: Sear h Done, 1981-1982
Folder 11: Media Productions, No Date
Folder 12: Books/Interlibrary Loan Request, 1973-1984
Folder 13: Periodical by and about Muggeridge, 1982-1987
Folder 14: List of Books, Articles and Media related to Muggeridge, 1931-1983
Folder 15: Muggeridge Book
Folder 16: Muggeridge Bibliographies of Books and Articles, No Date
Folder 17: Muggeridge Biblioographies, No Date
Folder 18: Muggeridge Periodicals and Books, 1986
Folder 19: No Title, No date

Box 276: Miscellaneous

Folder 1: Goldwater: an English view. 1964 Oct
Folder 2: There really was a canary in its cage. 1956 June 25
Folder 3: The bloomsbury brain trust. 1957 Jan 25
Folder 4: My fair gentleman. 1959 Jan 26
Folder 5: Lawrence's sons and lovers. 1955 April 23
Folder 6: A life of glamorous servitude. 1960 Oct 8
Folder 7: Corresp. sent: Muggeridge--Greg Spencer. 1985 July 26
Folder 8: Corresp. recv'd: Mother Teresa--Muggeridge. 1969 April 13
Folder 9: Other Corresp.: Myrna Grant, Bert Dorenbos, Lawrence M. Stone, Janice Soderberg
Folder 10: Press cuttings re: Muggeridge collected by M. Grant. 1957-1958; c.1980s
Folder 11: ESEC News--features Muggeridge quote (from CWT-Grenn Shck) 1989 Nov-Dec
Folder 12: The door interview: Malcolm Muggeridge (Wittenburg Door) 1985
Folder 13: Spritual Blueprints (Architectural Digest) 1985 Aug
Folder 14: Nigel Dempster's Mail Diary: Mugg Shot. 1983 Nov 8
Folder 15: Howard Anthony--"A life of her own." 1986 Oct 26
Folder 16: The Christmas story (Saturday Evening Post) 1986 Dec
Folder 17: Corresp. Recv'd: Grant to Muggeridge(s) 1978-1983
Folder 18: Deyneka, Anita--"God in the Gulag" (Christianity Today) 1985 Aug 9
Folder 19: "The true crisis of our time" (Keynote address given at international religious liberty working group, London) 1985 July 24-26
Folder 20: Drury, John--"Outward show and inward seeking" (Time Literary Supplement) 1988 May 13-19
Folder 21: McGurn, Willian--"Malcolm Muggeridge--a lovely way to die" (Wall Street Journal- Europe) 1985 Aug 16
Folder 22: Plowman, Edward E.--"The view from Lausanne" (Christianity Today) 1974 Aug 16
Folder 23: Langley, Gene--"When night and day magazine brightened British bookstalls" (Christian Science Monitor) 1987 Jan 29
Folder 24: Rouse, Antony--"Paperbacks in brief -- The Thirties: 1930-1940 in Great Britain" (Sunday Telegraph) 1989 July 30
Folder 25: "Religion and Order" (London Times--letter to the editor) 1970 Jan 3
Folder 26: Manchester Guardian Weekly (Vol.131, No.27) 1984 Dec 30
Folder 27: Wiles, Peter--"Stalin's two famines" (New York Review of Books) 1987 Mar 26
Folder 28: Schofield, Stephen--"The mystery: Malcolm Muggeridge" and "The Muggeridge interview--Shelodn Vanauken." 1981 Feb
Folder 29: Carter, E. Gradon - "People" (Time) 1982 Dec 13
Folder 30: Buursma, Bruce--"Muggeridge, crusty at 80, tells his faith" (Chicago Tribune) 1983 Nov 5
Folder 31: Miller, Alison--"Muggeridge embraces certainty" (Sunday Times) 1982 Nov 28
Folder 32: Rubin, Merle--"Muggeridge's annotated photo album" (Christian Science Monitor) 1987 July 30
Folder 33: Grant, Myrna--"Interview with Malcolm Muggeridge" 1979 April 5
Folder 34: Gipson, Melinda--"Muggeridge addresses faith, media" (Wheaton College Record) 1979 April 6
Folder 35: "Muggeridge view point activizes christianity" (Wheaton College Record) 1974 May 24
Folder 36: Marty, Martin--"Dimand determinist is Muggeridge's view of universe" (context) 1982 Aug 1-15
Folder 37: Colson, Charles--"It's up to you: choosing Christ-centered inventory" (Bookstore Journal) 1988 Jan
Folder 38: "The door interview: Malcolm Muggeridge" (Wittenburg Door) 1985 Oct-Nov
Folder 39: Buursma, Bruce--"Muggeridge warns of 'New Barbarians'" (Chicago Tribune) 1986 Mar 1
Folder 40: Amas, Jack--"Why Malcolm Muggeridge still asks why" (unkown British newspaper) 1970 Oct
Folder 41: "Faith--Today so misunderstood and so desperately needed" (address on the [transcript] occasion of accepting the Christian Culture Award at Assumption University) 1979 Mar 25
Folder 42: Cheshire, Leonard--letter supporting the nomination of Mother Teresa (For Nobel Prize?)
Folder 43: Muggeridge--Transcribing
Folder 44: Muggeridge Transcribing in Computer
Folder 45: "The Muggeridge Memoirs" Serialization at The Infernal Grove. 1973
Folder 46: muggeridge, Malcolm. Picture Palace-2. 1973 Aug 17
Folder 47: Muggeridge, Malcolm. Picture Palace-3. 1973 Agu 24
Folder 48: "A skeptic goes to Bethlehem" (Condensed from "Jesus: The man who lives") 1975
Folder 49: "Men like gods"- A sermon
Folder 50: Addr.--"Albion Agnostics" Pepperdine U., 10/30/75 in Vital Speeches of the Day, 1975 Dec 1
Folder 51: Addr.--"Hardcastle Remembered" Sunday Times, Dec 21, 1975
Folder 52: "Christ an the Media" Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society. 1978 Sept
Folder 53: "The private diaries of Evelyn Waugh: The bright young people." Edited by Michael Davie. 1973
Folder 54: "The private diaries of Evelyn Waugh: Fame-and a marriage on the rocks." Edited by Michael Davie. 1973
Folder 55: "The private diaries of Evelyn Waugh: Waugh goes slightly mad." Edited by Michael Davie. 1973
Folder 56: "The private diaries of Evelyn Waugh: A smell of cigar smoke in the night." Edited by Michael Davie. 1973
Folder 57: Gipson, Melinda--"Muggeridge to speak here next week" (Wheaton College Record) 1979 Mar 30

Box 283: Malcolm Muggeridge, Wheaton College Collected

Folder 1: "Mr. Alexander Inglis", London Times, Sept 8, 1954
Folder 2: "Mr. J. C. Johnstone", London Times, Sept 24, 1954
Folder 3: "Mr. Frank Howley", London Times, Jan 18, 1961
Folder 4: "Mr. Cecil McGivern", London Times, Feb 6, 1963
Folder 5: "Mr. Hesketh Pearson", London Times, April 13, 1964
Folder 6: "Mrs. Paula Ben - Gurion", London Times, Feb 2, 1968
Folder 7: "Sir Richard Rees", London Times, Aug 4, 1970
Folder 8: "Dom Colomban Meleahy", London Times, July 9, 1971
Folder 9: "Mr. AT Cholerton, Perceptive Correspondent", London Times, March 21, 1973
Folder 10: "Mr. Leonard Russell", London Times, Aug 30, 1974
Folder 11: "Therese Denny", London Times, July 26, 1975
Folder 12: "Hardcastle Remembered", Sunday Times, Dec 21, 1975, p.4
Folder 13: "Sir William Collins", London Times, Oct 5, 1976
Folder 14: "The USSR and the league", London Times, May 26, 1934
Folder 15: Open letter to Mr. Mayhew, Time and Tide, July 18, 1953
Folder 16: "Competitive Television", London Times, Oct 20, 1953
Folder 17: "A Television Series", London Times, Feb 19, 1955
Folder 18: "Protest Meeting at Russian visit", London Times, March 3, 1956
Folder 19: "Hungary and the Middle East", London Times, Nov 6, 1956
Folder 20: "Duty to Inform the Public", London Times, March 1, 1960
Folder 21: "Persuasion", London Times, June 27, 1961
Folder 22: Newspaper Mortality, London Times, Feb 7, 1961
Folder 23: "Mr. Khrushchev's work", London Times, Dec 19, 1961
Folder 24: "The Case of Stuart Christie", London Times, Sept 5, 1964
Folder 25: "China and the UN", London Times, Jan 13, 1965
Folder 26: "What Politicians want", London Times, April 9, 1966
Folder 27: "Heart Operation", London Times, Jan 5, 1968
Folder 28: "Negro Quarters not Ghetto", NY Times, May 5, 1968
Folder 29: "A Courageous Act", London Times, Aug 2, 1968
Folder 30: "For Tax purposes", London Times, Oct 21, 1968
Folder 31: "The Danger to Britain", London Times, Dec 16, 1968
Folder 32: "Problem of Cannabis", London Times, Jan 11, 1969
Folder 33: "Repartriation of Immigrants", London Times, June 19, 1969
Folder 34: "The Arts and Society", London Times, Sept 3, 1969
Folder 35: "Mr. Arthur Watson", London Times, Sept 23, 1964
Folder 36: "Churches' aid to guerrillas: choosing whom to help", London Times, Sept 22, 1970
Folder 37: "Mercurious Oxoniensis", London Times, Nov 17, 1970
Folder 38: "Tragedy of Bengal", London Times, June 8, 1971
Folder 39: OZ and Bengal, London Times, Aug 9, 1971
Folder 40: Population - Area, London Times, Jan 24, 1972
Folder 41: "The Crowded Island", London Times, Jan 28, 1972
Folder 42: "Televising of Parliament", London Times, March 7, 1972
Folder 43: "Does the camera distort?", London Times, April 7, 1972
Folder 44: "Does the camera distort?", London Times, April 20, 1972
Folder 45: "Mr. Muggeridge's Memoirs", London Times, Oct 16, 1972
Folder 46: "The Ball Affair", London Times, May 4, 1973
Folder 47: Response to "The Immorality of Lady Chatterley's lover", London Times Literanry Supp, May 11, 1973
Folder 48: "Anti-Abortion Campaign", London Times, May 18, 1974
Folder 49: "Support for Euthanasia", London Times, May 27, 1974
Folder 50: "Muggeridge answers back", Sunday Times, April 20, 1975
Folder 51: "Pornography: risk of allowing unrestrained growth", London Times, Feb 7, 1976
Folder 52: "Rhodesia: Guarantees to whites", London Times, March 24, 1976
Folder 53: "Significant words", London Times, May 24, 1976
Folder 54: Re: Thorsen Film - Pornography, London Times, Sept 7, 1976
Folder 55: "Visas for Chileans", London Times, Dec 10, 1976
Folder 56: "Russians Love Captive Votes", Sunday Times, Oct 5, 1980
Folder 57: "New Testament Precept on Human Life", London Times, Nov 20, 1981
Folder 58: The Holy Blood and Holy Grail - Television Show, London Times, Jan 21, 1982
Folder 59: Falklands, London Times, June 4, 1982
Folder 60: "Catholics and the World Council", London Times, Nov 10, 1982
Folder 61: "Soviet moles", London Times, Aug 9, 1983

Box 284

Folder 1: "Political Notes" re: Speech on Conditions in USSR by MM, London Times, June 6, 1934
Folder 2: "Punch to Get New Editor", NY Times, Nov 30, 1952
Folder 3: "Editor of Punch", London Times, Dec 1, 1952
Folder 4: "Punch's New Punch", Time, Dec 8, 1952
Folder 5: "Letter from London" (Punch Ed.), New Yorker, Jan 31, 1953
Folder 6: "Guttersnipe's Boss" (Punch Ed.), New Yorker, v.29 (May 23, 1953), pgs 26-27
Folder 7: "Promised Punch", Time, Sept 14, 1953
Folder 8: "Punch Editor Adds Fuel to TV Battle", NY Times, Sept 24, 1953
Folder 9: "No Freedom on BBC", Manchester Guardian, Oct 9, 1953
Folder 10: Muggeridge and the BBC, Sunday Express, April 24, 1955
Folder 11: "Will Muggeridge Become Malcolm?", Everybody's, June 11, 1955
Folder 12: "FreeTrade Hall for Mr. Muggeridge", London Times, March 15, 1956
Folder 13: "Protest on Soviet Leader's Visit"London Times, March 27, 1956
Folder 14: "Muggeridge Manners", Newsweek, April 23, 1956
Folder 15: "New Punch in Punch", New York Times Magazine, April 29, 1956
Folder 16: "Mr. Muggeridge to leave Punch", London Times, Aug 28, 1957
Folder 17: "Editor of Punch Gives Up Post, But Plans to Keep on Slugging", NY Times, p3, Col 2, Aug 28, 1957
Folder 18: "The Outsider", Time, Sept 9, 1957
Folder 19: "Exit the Iconoclast", Newsweek, Sept 9, 1957
Folder 20: "ABC outlet Bars a Critic of Queen", NY Times, Oct 10, 1957
Folder 21: "Monarchy Studied For Americans", London Times, Oct 14, 1957
Folder 22: "Soap opera's life of queen scored", NYTimes, Oct 14, 1957
Folder 23: "BBC Bars Writer Who Scored Queen As Article for U.S. Stirs British Outcry", NY Times, Oct 15, 1957
Folder 24: "No Airing of Views on Monarchy", London Times, Oct 15, 1957
Folder 25: "Fly in Royal Ointment", NY Times, Oct 16, 1957
Folder 26: "No BBC Ban on Mr. Muggeridge", London Times, Oct 17, 1957
Folder 27: "Mr. Muggeridge For US Television Show", London Times, Oct 18, 1957
Folder 28: "Mr. Muggeridge Not on Washington Broadcast", London Times, Oct 19, 1957
Folder 29: "Muggeridge Here", NY Times, Oct 20, 1957
Folder 30: "Mr. Muggeridge on US Television", The Times, Oct 21, 1957
Folder 31: "Slogans Painted at Home of Mr. Muggeridge", London Times, Oct 25, 1957
Folder 32: "Royal Soap Opera", Time, Oct 28, 1957
Folder 33: "Mr. Muggeridge in Rectorial Contest", London Times, Oct 28, 1957
Folder 34: "Leaflet raid on Mr. Muggeridge", London Times, Nov 4, 1957
Folder 35: "Muggeridge Protests", London Times, Dec 17, 1957
Folder 36: "Better be careful", Time, Dec 23, 1957
Folder 37: "Royal Honors Derided", NY Times, Jan 8, 1958
Folder 38: "Extracts Distorted View of Mr. Muggeridge", London Times, Jan 14, 1958
Folder 39: "Muggeridge Loses Plea", NY Times, Jan 23, 1958
Folder 40: "Mr. M. Muggeridge's complaint not upheld by press council", London Times, Jan 23, 1958
Folder 41: "TV: BBC Documentary", NY Times, Oct 31, 1962
Folder 42: "Mr. Muggeridge for BBC", London Times, Jan 18, 1964
Folder 43: "Mr. Muggeridge on clash with club", London Times, April 13, 1964
Folder 44: "Assailing a legend", Time, Jan 29, 1965
Folder 45: "Muggeridge, as seen from Winston Salem", Esquire, Feb, 1965
Folder 46: "Observer: The Bacchanalia Gap", NY Times, April 29, 1965
Folder 47: "Nobody's Fool", New Statement, Sept 9, 1966
Folder 48: "Mr Muggeridge Looks Back Wistfully", London Times, Oct 14, 1966
Folder 49: "Can we afford Muggeridge?", New Statement, Nov 4, 1966
Folder 50: "Mr. Muggeridge is Elected Edinburgh Rector", London Times, Nov 11, 1966
Folder 51: "Mayhem by Muggeridge", The New Republic, Dec 16, 1966
Folder 52: "Dance of the Iconoclast", Time, Jan 6, 1967
Folder 53: "Mr. Muggeridge and the A-levels road to paradise", London Times, Feb 17, 1967
Folder 54: "Westminster Quixote", London Times, March 15, 1967
Folder 55: "Mr. Muggeridge and the New Dark Age", London Times, May 22, 1967
Folder 56: "How Three Ms Came Together", London Times, Aug 24, 1967
Folder 57: "Evening with Muggeridge", London Times, 1967
Folder 58: "Muggeridge Quits University Post in Rift on Pill", NY Times, Jan 15, 1968
Folder 59: "Mr. Muggeridge Resigns as Rector", London Times, Jan 15, 1968
Folder 60: "Muggeridge Resignation Supported", London Times, Jan 16, 1968
Folder 61: "Mo puritans Over the Downs", London Times, Jan 16, 1968
Folder 62: "Edinburgh Vote for muggeridge Line", London Times, Jan 17, 1968
Folder 63: "Students Back Muggeridge", NY Times, Jan 18, 1968
Folder 64: "'Pill' Storm Stops Gifes", London Times, Jan 19, 1968
Folder 65: "Mr. Muggeridge Praised and blamed", London Times, Jan 22, 1968
Folder 66: "The New Malcolm Muggeridge", Christianity Today, Feb 2, 1968
Folder 67: "Muggeridge the Tonic", London Times, Feb 12, 1968
Folder 68: "Muggeridge on the Road to Emmaus", London Times, April 13, 1968
Folder 69: "Muggeridge to give up TV", London Times, Aug 22, 1968
Folder 70: "Melba Muggeridge?", London Times, Oct 21, 1968
Folder 71: "Muggeridge in Moscow", London Times, Feb 5, 1969
Folder 72: "Muggeridge Ban", London Times, March 20, 1969
Folder 73: "The Death-Whsh Psychosis of the New Left", Christianity Today, May 9, 1969
Folder 74: "Objections to malcolm Muggeridge", London Times, June 21, 1969
Folder 75: "Students Boo Muggeridge", London Times, July 21, 1969
Folder 76: "Kuznetsov's religion of dissent", London Times, Aug 14, 1969
Folder 77: "Muggeridge Attacks Arts Filth", London Times, Aug 25, 1969
Folder 78: "Muggeridge Denounces Violence And Sex as Debasing the Arts", London Times, Aug 25, 1969
Folder 79: "Scotland: The festival and Muggeridge", Christian Century, Oct 8, 1969
Folder 80: [No Title], London Times, Oct 8, 1969
Folder 81: Sheed. W "Jesus remuggeridged", Commonweal, Oct 17, 1969
Folder 82: "Pilitician in the Pulpit", London Times, March 25, 1970
Folder 83: "Twin Pulpits clash of pondit and politician", London Times, Dec 16, 1970
Folder 84: "Muggeridge to write memoirs in retreat", "Conversations", London Times, Jan 2, 1971
Folder 85: (Anecdote), London Times, Jan 6, 1971
Folder 86: "Book Jodge Declines", London Times, July 30, 1971
Folder 87: "Uproar at Central Hall as demonstrators threaten to half Festival of Light", London Times, Sept 10, 1971
Folder 88: "The Place to Get a Jolly Good Look at Malcolm Muggeridge", London Times, April 17, 1972
Folder 89: "The pleasures of Remorse", London Times, Sept 23, 1972
Folder 90: "Uncertain Pilgrim", Christianity Today, Dec 8, 1972
Folder 91: "Spock Mugged", NY Times, Jan 7, 1973
Folder 92: "Why Ironside was sacked", Sunday Times, Aug 19, 1973
Folder 93: "Intellectual in search of salvation", The critic, March-April 1974
Folder 94: "Everything but humility", Christianity Today, Nov 8, 1974
Folder 95: "Muggeridge on critics, Christianity", Authors in the news, Feb 18, 1975
Folder 96: "Jesus and St. Mug", America, Oct 11, 1975
Folder 97: "Notes on People", NY Times, Nov 11, 1975
Folder 98: "Muggeridge Chairs Forum", Christian Inquirer, Nov-Dec 1975
Folder 99: "Muggeridge Likens Western Collapse to Rome's" "Would have advised Mary to Abort", Christian Inquirer, Nov-Dec, 1975
Folder 100: "T.V.: Two For Thought", NY Times, March 30, 1976
Folder 101: "Malcolm Muggeridge - Putting a little faith in TV", NY Times, April 4, 1976
Folder 102: "At home with St. Mug", NY Times Magazine, Sept 12, 1976
Folder 103: "Muggeridge Attacks Death-wish", Challenge Weekly, Oct 16, 1976
Folder 104: "Stand by for a quick does of Muggeridge", The outlook 83:8, Oct 1976
Folder 105: "TV influence wielded irresponsibly", C of E Newspaper, Nov 19, 1976
Folder 106: "NZ Journalists and Malcolm Muggeridge", The outlook, Nov 1976
Folder 107: "Muggeridge Speechless!", Christian Inquirer, Dec 1976
Folder 108: "Malcolm Muggeridge in the Churchyard at Watlington", Sunday Times Magazine, March 6, 1977
Folder 109: "Saints Alive", London Times, March 16, 1977
Folder 110: "Bless My Soul", Sunday Times Magazine, April 3, 1977
Folder 111: "Young People Take Part in Environment Festival", London Times, Aug 23, 1977
Folder 112: "Malcolm Muggeridge : My successes are nothing without Jesus Christ", National courier 2:20, June 24, 1977
Folder 113: "Muggeridge: King James is the Book", National courier, June 24, 1977
Folder 114: "Writer with a genius for friendship", Sunday Times, Sept 11, 1977
Folder 115: "Mug Meets His March", Sunday Times, Oct 2, 1977
Folder 116: "Muggeridge Play on Issue of Euthanasia", London Times, Nov 19, 1977
Folder 117: Malcom Muggeridge: he still shocks, Christian life, Feb, 1978
Folder 118: "Mr. Muggeridge Likens us to Soviet Union", London Times, Feb 22, 1978
Folder 119: Muggeridge and James Cameron to Meet on Television, Sunday Times, March 5, 1978
Folder 120: "Muggeridge at Seventy-Five", New statesman, March 24, 1978
Folder 121: "A Matter of Life and Death", London Times, May 9, 1978
Folder 122: "Malcolm Muggeridge... to speak at ISI Christmas Seminar", ISI Campus Report, Fall 1978
Folder 123: "Around the Punch Table to Make the English Laugh", The Christian Science Monitor, Jan 9, 1979
Folder 124: "Muggeridge to speak here next week", The record, Mar 30, 1979
Folder 125: "Malcolm and Kitty and Darby and Joan", Sunday Times, Feb 17, 1980
Folder 126: "Prepared to meet my God", Crusade, April 1980
Folder 127: "Of Cleanliness, Godliness, and Robellaision", Sunday Times, Oct 5, 1980
Folder 128: "Baldwin/Muggeridge", London Times, Feb 26, 1981
Folder 129: A Stalls Seat at the Farce of History, London Times, March 2, 1981
Folder 130: "Live Like Hogs", New Statesman, March 6, 1981

Box 285

Folder 1: Article: "Ancient and Modern", London Times, March 12, 1981
Folder 2: Article: "Muggeridge embraces certainty", Sunday Times, Nov 28, 1982
Folder 3: Article: "Late Converts", London Times, Nov 29, 1982
Folder 4: Article: "De Thuiskomsk van een Aartstcoijfelaar", Dec 18, 1982
Folder 5: Article: Malcolm Muggeridge (Who's Who), 1982
Folder 6: Article: "Lost and found in Robertsbridge", London Times, March 21, 1983
Folder 7: Article: "St. Mug's Day", London Times, March 25, 1983
Folder 8: Article: "Muggeridge Rebuffs Abortion Campaign by Cancelling Trip", London Times, Aug 26, 1983
Folder 9: Article: "Muggeridge, crusty at 80, tells his Faith", Nov 5, 1983
Folder 10: Article: " The Spiritual Pilgrimage of Malcolm Muggeridge", St. Anthony Messenger, Nov, 1983
Folder 11: Article: " Britains Gleeful Prophet of Doom", Wall Street Journal, Aug 16, 1985
Folder 12: Article: "Muggeridge Warns Of 'New Barbarians'", Chicago Tribune, March 1, 1986
Folder 13: Article: "Muggeridge, Malcolm (Thomas) 1903", Contemporary Authors v.101
Folder 14: Article: "Muggeridge, Malcolm", International Who's Who
Folder 15: Correspondence: Kilby-Muggeridge, with response (copy), Sept 6, 1983- Oct 1983
Folder 16: Correspondence: Chase-Muggeridge (copy), Sept 29, 1983
Folder 17: Correspondence: Pinky-Kilby, Aug 30, 1983
Folder 18: Correspondence: Grant-Muggeridge, July 6, 1983
Folder 19: Correspondence: Grant-Dorenbos, July 25, 1982: 2 letters, one is not dated
Folder 20: Correspondence: Dorenbos-Muggeridge, Aug 25, 1981
Folder 21: Correspondence: Dorenbos/Grant-Muggeridge, July 2, 1982
Folder 22: Invitation: Dr. Bert Doringbos (sic) to reception for BBC "Muggeridge: Ancient and Modern", Feb 9, 1981
Folder 23: Correspondence: Between unknown correspondent and Muggeridge regarding a request to write an essay called "The Challenge of Europe"
Folder 24: Correspondence: Dorenbos-Muggeridge, Dec 31, 1980
Folder 25: Correspondence: Kitty Muggeridge- Myrna Grant, Sept 14, 1985
Folder 26: Letters to the Editor: "The Condition Of Russia", New Statesman v.6, Sept 2, 1933
Folder 27: Letters to the Editor: "An Open Letter to Malcolm Muggeridge", Time and Tide, July 25, 1953
Folder 28: Letters to the Editor: "Muggeridge Protest", "Student Interest", London Times, Jan 17, 1968
Folder 29: Letters to the Editor: "Muggeridge Protest", London Times, Jan 18, 1968
Folder 30: Letters to the Editor: "Reality of Ghetto", New York Times, May 12, 1968
Folder 31: Letters to the Editor: "Christianity in Modern Society", London Times, Dec 11, 1971
Folder 32: Letters to the Editor: "The Poisoned Well", London Times, Dec 13,1971
Folder 33: Letters to the Editor: "Ethics and Faith", London Times, Dec 15, 1971
Folder 34: Letters to the Editor: "Does the Camera Distort as it Records?", London Times, April 5, 1972
Folder 35: Letters to the Editor:"Does the Camera Distort", London Times, April 20, 1972
Folder 36: Letters to the Editor: "Does the camera distort?", London Times, April 21, 1972
Folder 37: Letters to the Editor: "Christianity and the fastidiously devout", London Times, Sept 6,1972
Folder 38: Letters to the Editor: "The fastidiously devout", London Times, Sept 8, 1972
Folder 39: Letters to the Editor: "Mr. Muggeridge's Memoirs", London Times, Oct 13, 1972
Folder 40: Letters to the Editor:"Questioning Eyes", NY Times, Oct 3, 1976
Folder 41: Letters to the Editor: "If I were the Pope", London Times, Oct 10, 1977
Folder 42: Letters to the Editor: "Russian history", Sunday Times, Sept 28, 1980
Folder 43: Letters to the Editor: "St. Mugg and Marx", Sunday Times, April 26, 1981
Folder 44: Letters to the Editor: "One man's faith cannot justify another's pain", Sunday Times, Nov 15, 1981
Folder 45: Reference: "Soviet Russia", NY Times, Book Review, May 20, 1934
Folder 46: Reference:"Memorial Plaque to a founder of 'Punch'", London Times, May 8, 1953
Folder 47: Reference:"Princess Sounding Out Leaders of Church and State on Wedding", NY Times, Oct 22, 1955
Folder 48: Reference: "Protest Meeting at Russian Visit", London Times, March 2, 1956
Folder 49: Reference: "Protest Meeting to be held in Manchester", London Times, March 14, 1956
Folder 50: Reference: "Britons at Rally Decry Soviet Visit", NY Times, March 27, 1956
Folder 51: Reference:"Russians Scored by British Peers", NY Times, March 28, 1956
Folder 52: Reference:"'Punch' Editor's son killed in Alps", London Times, April 28, 1956
Folder 53: Reference:Notice of Charles Muggeridge's Death, Time, May 27, 1956
Folder 54: Reference: "Punch turns a Page", NY Times, Sept 1, 1957
Folder 55: Reference:"Queen Hailed in French Canada; Anger over criticism limited", NY Times, Oct 16, 1957
Folder 56: Reference: "The Queen's 'Desire to Meet People'", London Times, Oct 28, 1957
Folder 57: Reference: "11 Candidates for Rectorship", London Times, Oct 31, 1957
Folder 58: Reference:"Edinburgh Rectorial Election Result", London Times, Nov 9, 1957
Folder 59: Reference: "Writer's Dollar Earnings", London Times, Nov 13, 1957
Folder 60: Reference:"Television:On Public Relations in Government", NY Times, Nov 17, 1958
Folder 61: Reference:"Free Press Warned on Threat From TV", NY Times, May 28, 1959
Folder 62: Reference:"Macmillan bars TV in parliament", NY Times, March 2, 1960
Folder 63: Reference:"Writer's Conference Draws on Audience of 2000", London Times, Aug 21, 1962
Folder 64: Reference: "Panorama Men Join New TV Company", London Times, Aug 28, 1962
Folder 65: Reference: "Mr.Hogg to stand for Rectorship", London Times, Oct 26, 1966
Folder 66: Reference: "Leonard Woolf Looks Back", London Times, March 11, 1967
Folder 67: Reference: "A few shafts of limelight", London Times, Nov 6, 1967
Folder 68: Reference:"Lord Reith surveys his life and times", London Times, Nov 24, 1967
Folder 69: Reference:"Leaving a sense of tragedy", London Times, Dec 1, 1967
Folder 70: Reference:"Day-dreams in Color", London Times, Dec 4, 1967
Folder 71: Reference:"Notes on the way", My Country Right or Left
Folder 72: Reference:"Powell's Lunch", London Times, April 30, 1969
Folder 73: Reference:"'Reality' on the screen", London Times, Dec 30, 1969
Folder 74: Reference:"Euthanasia Law could mean death centers", London Times, Mar 2, 1970
Folder 75: Reference:"Who's for Ping-Pong?", NY Times, April 18, 1971
Folder 76: Reference:"Pornography Team Named", London Times, May 21, 1971
Folder 77: Reference:"Cross men", London Times, May 29, 1971
Folder 78: Reference: "Youth backs rally for moral revival", London Times, Sept 27, 1971
Folder 79: Reference:"Abortion Act protest brings out 40,000", London Times, May 1, 1972
Folder 80: Reference:"Festival's hot gospel for summer", London Times, July 18, 1972
Folder 81: Reference:Cartoon, London times, Sept 29, 1972
Folder 82: Reference: "Casting some much needed light on the festival of the same name", London Times, July 9, 1973
Folder 83: Reference: "Minister calls Lane report on abortion 'a great whitewash'", London Times, April 29, 1974
Folder 84: Reference:'Mother Teresa charity appeal for aid", London Times, Sept 11, 1974
Folder 85: Reference: "Quis Custodiet- or who shall guard the Guardian?", Encounter, 1974
Folder 86: Reference:"Church influence growing, Dr.Coggan says", London times, Nov 5, 1975
Folder 87: Reference:"Getting some outrageous advice", London Times, Nov 18, 1975
Folder 88: Reference: "Critic's choice", London Times, Nov 27, 1975
Folder 89: Reference: "Rights to die movements springing up in Europe", NY Times, Dec 7, 1975
Folder 90: Reference: Coincidence, London Times, March 16, 1976
Folder 91: Reference: "Mr. Heath says US film distorts British life", London Times, April 3, 1976
Folder 92: Reference:"Politicians and real people", The Outlook, Dec 1976
Folder 93: Reference: "Crusade to rescue religion from clergy", London Times, Feb 20, 1978
Folder 94: Reference:"Television", Sunday Times, March 29, 1981
Folder 95: Reference:"Friends", Sunday Times, March 29, 1981
Folder 96: Reference: "Patriotism in Burwash", Sunday Times, June 6, 1982
Folder 97: Reference: "In defense of Vegetarianism", NY Times, Oct 13, 1982
Folder 98: Reference: "Rally for the 2m unborn", The Sunday times, June 26, 1983
Folder 99: Reference: "Orwell mysteries unfold", Dec 1984
Folder 100: Reference: "Life on the soviet precipice", Christianity today, March 1, 1985
Folder 101: Reference: Winston Churchill, British Writers, n.d
Folder 102: Reference:"George Orwell", British Writers
Folder 103: Memos: L.P.Dorenbos, 1982
Folder 104: Visits to Wheaton College: Malcolm Muggeridge
Folder 105: The Steeple and the Gargoyle
Folder 106: A priliminary proposal for Malcolm Muggeridge Study centre, 1982
Folder 107: A flying dictionary of Malcolm Muggeridge's Media