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Papers belonging to Edward Walter Hutchinson include: Manuscripts, Notebooks, Correspondence, Photographs, and Printed material

The manuscripts are mainly concerned with Hutchinson's work, including 1688 Revolution in Siam: the memoir of Father de Bèze (published in 1968); Foot Soldiers of the Honble Company in Java and Celebes; "Phaulkon's House at Lopburi" (published in 1972); and Constantine Phaulkon (1647-1688). There are other manuscripts by Hutchinson as well as those by other writers, such as, Erik Seidenfaden (1881-1958).

Appendix III, titled "The Phaulkon Legend Exposed". Typed notes.

Manuscript labelled "Appendix I", concerned with different version of extracts about the Siamese Revolution.12 pages of typed manuscript.

Commentary, pages 19, 20 of unknown manuscript concerned with Phaulkon. 2 typed pages.

Notes for Appendix No.1, p.vi of unknown manuscript including notes on the relationship between Phaulkon and Tachard, and Pedro' Martyr's Two Papers. Single typed sheet.

Five sheets of typed manuscript in French, labelled paragraphs 15, 22, 31, 32, 33, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46.They concern Phaulkon and Cochinchina.

Chapter vii contd., pages 5-8. Footnotes for Chapter vii of unknown manuscript. They mention Francois Martin and Mr Constance. Typed pages.

"The People in Between": A poem written by an undergraduate of Clare College, Cambridge University concerning the people caught in fighting housed at the Mission in Kontum. The Battle of Kontum began in mid-1971, with a North Vietnam offensive.

This notebook includes Hutchinson's suggested corrections for Virginia Thompson's Thailand, The New Siam , published in 1941; notes on Adrien Launay's Histoire de la mission de Siam, 1662-1811 , published in 1920; notes relevant to articles published in Journal of the Burma Research Society ; notes about Burma, Malay and other Southeast Asian countries; notes on a letter written to Général Baron on 26 Dec.1682; and writings on anthropometry.