"Letters from Henry Milman to John Murray II concerning various poetical works written by Milman and published by Murray, including "Fall of Jerusalem", "Belshazzar", "Samor" and "Anne Boleyn". Also touches on his Bampton lectures and his hopes for attaining the role of Professorship of Poetry at Oxford. Milman also touches on writing for, and reading, the "Quarterly Review", and news of literary acquaintances and friends."

"Letters from Henry Milman to John Murray II, with some letters to John Murray III and John Gibson Lockhart. Correspondence concerns the works of Milman published by the Murrays, including "The history of the Jews" and "The history of Christianity". He also comments on manuscripts sent to him for criticism, and his own articles for the "Quarterly Review"."

"Letters from Henry Milman to John Murray III concerning Greek translations, a new edition of "The works of Horace", an American edition of "The history of Christianity" and a preface to a new edition of Sarah Austin's translation of Ranke's "History of the Reformation". Includes a printed page which appears to come from Milman's "The history of the Jews". Uncertain dates for several letters."

"Letters from Henry Milman to John Murray III, primarily concerning a new edition of Milman's works "The history of the Jews" and "History of Latin Christianity", and his translations of Greek poetry. Also includes one letter to John Gibson Lockhart and another to a Mr. Elwyn."

"Letters from Henry Milman to John Murray II and John Murray III, with related letters. Discussion concerns Milman's notes on Gibbon's "The history of the decline and fall of the Roman Empire"; "The works of Horace"; and a collected edition of his poetry. He also comments on manuscripts sent to him for criticism, and on his reading generally."