Scope and Contents A typewritten letter from the St. Anthony's Guild's Director, Fr. John Forest, to William H. Murray outlining the cost of publishing Murray's The Finished Scholar based on various formatting

Scope and Contents A typewritten letter from Aurelia Habekost to William H. Murray acknowledging the receipt of Murrray's manuscript to The Finished Scholar and that MacMillan will give it "careful attention" and inform Murray of a decision.

Scope and Contents Typewritten letter from Aurelia Habekost to William H. Murray again rejecting Murray's book, The Finished Scholar, owing to its competition with a similar book MacMillan is publishing.

Scope and Contents Typewritten letterfrom C.L. Bouve of the Library of Congress Copyright Office to William H. Murray noting that the claim of copyright for The Finished Scholar has already been registered by the printer and publisher, Dorrance and Company, Inc., with the Office returning Murray's $2.00 registration fee.

Scope and Contents Typewritten letter from William H. Murray to his son, Burbank, further discussing General Farrand Sayre and his comments to Thomas A Bigger of the prior letter , including Sayre's "Anti-Stratfordian" views of Shakespeare's authorship and the historical timeline of noted Greeks and Romans including Homer, Socates, Alexander and Cicero, with Murray seguing here on more recent figures, like Sam Houston and Al Smith.

Scope and Contents Typewritten letter from an unidentified individual to William H. Murray discussing The Finished Scholar, reminiscences of living in Oklahoma and the author's current times in Washington DC. Letter incomplete / missing page(s).