Note: Filed after item 5, but belonging here, is a group of five letters from W.T. Stead to Hawksley (22-29 Jan 1897) relating to the Inquiry; Rhodes's interview with Chamberlain and subsequent policy; the influence of [George] Wyndham, Maguire, and Rutherfoord Harris; Stead and Hawksley's views on how matters should be handled, the degree of cooperation between them, and reasons why Stead published 'The History of the Mystery'; with references to Edmund Garrett, Labouchere, Lady Warwick, [L.V.?] Harcourt, and the Eastern Telegraph Cable Company. Also, a pencilled note from Hawksley to Stead enclosing a letter from J. Verschoyle (now missing).