His The Rendel Harris papyri of Woodbrooke College ... 1936.
His Enoch Powell on 1992, c1989 p. xiii (J. Enoch Powell) jkt. (Rt Hon J. Enoch Powell; b. 1912; academic career before World War II; 1950, elected to Parliament; member until 1987; Conservative politician)
His The evolution of the Gospel, 1994 CIP t.p. (J. Enoch Powell) galley (lives in London; has been studying Greek New Testament since his retirement from politics 20 years ago)
The times (London, England), via ProQuest newspapers, Mar. 31, 2006 Feb. 9, 1998, p. 23 (Enoch Powell, "died yesterday" at age 85)
Oxford Companion to Black British History, accessed March 6, 2015, via Oxford African American Studies Center database (Powell, Enoch; John Enoch Powell; politician, government official, professor; born 16 June 1912 in Birmingham, England; professor of Greek at Sydney University; brigadier in the British Army during the Second World War; won election to Parliament for the West Midlands constituency of Wolverhampton South West (1950); served in Macmillan's government as Minister of Health; was a member of Edward Heath's Shadow Cabinet; a speech in which he predicted "rivers of blood" as the consequence of the presence of black people in Britain marked the breaking point with the Tory mainstream, Walsall (1968); sacked from the Shadow Cabinet and moved outside the ranks of mainstream Conservatism, resigned from both the Tory Party and Parliament (1974); was elected member of Parliament for the Northern Irish constituency of North Down; died 08 February 1998 in London, England)
