Chapter 1, Edith Bratt• Humphrey Carpenter and Christopher Tolkien assemble a collection of J.R.R. Tolkien's letters from 1914 to 1973. • Tolkien is twenty-one-years old as he attends Oxford University and writes to his girlfriend, Edith Bratt about their relationship. Chapter 2, From a Letter to Christopher Tolkien• Tolkien recounts a story to Christopher about his traveling with two men and comments on American accents. • In another letter to Christopher, Tolkien describes the process for writing and editing The Hobbit. Chapter 3, Allen & Unwin• Allen & Unwin agree to publish Farmer Giles of Ham but request more stories from Tolkien to make up a larger volume. • Tolkien directs a schoolboy to his other novels as a source of background information for his fictional world. Chapter 4, To Unwin about The Hobbit• By changing Chapter 5 of his current manuscript, Tolkien establishes a clear possibility for a sequel to his work. • Tolkien clarifies why the term... This section contains 688 words(approx. 3 pages at 300 words per page)