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311. Mss Eur E240/6, pp377-380

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Mss Eur E240/6, pp377-380
Title:
Letter from Willingdon to Hoare
Scope & Content:
Viceroy's leave arrangements. Reasons for not supporting Kisch's appointment to Viceroy's Council: appointment of India Office official would be badly received in India. Building programme in new Delhi. Does not think Princes will respond to the William Wilberforce Memorial appeal. Against reduct...
Collection Area:
India Office Records and Private Papers
Languages:
English
Date Range:
15 Oct 1933
Extent:
1 item

312. Mss Eur E240/6, pp381-382

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Mss Eur E240/6, pp381-382
Title:
Letter from Willingdon to Hoare
Scope & Content:
Agrees to Euan Wallace for Madras but prefers Ruthven. Promises considered opinion on Aga Khan's memorial. Final interviews with Cotton delegates: hopes to get satisfactory agreement. Fazl-i-Husain's views on general situation in India. Difficulties of dealing with Burmese politicians.
Collection Area:
India Office Records and Private Papers
Languages:
English
Date Range:
23 Oct 1933
Extent:
1 item

313. Mss Eur E240/6, pp383-390

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Mss Eur E240/6, pp383-390
Title:
Letter from Willingdon to Hoare
Scope & Content:
Pleasure at Hailey's return. Agrees to recognition of Villiers' work. Views on various Lancashire delegates. Indian proposals put before Japanese. Mehta's behaviour in J.S.C. Thinks improvement of efficiency is the solution to labour trouble in mills. Difficulties of economic situation in India. ...
Collection Area:
India Office Records and Private Papers
Languages:
English
Date Range:
31 Oct 1933
Extent:
1 item

314. Mss Eur E240/6, pp391-392

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Mss Eur E240/6, pp391-392
Title:
Letter from Willingdon to Hoare
Scope & Content:
Japanese negotiations still unfinished. Anxiety about Reserve Bank. Fear of Bill being thrown out. Proposes to take only 3 months' leave. Country peaceful but no improvement in economic position.
Collection Area:
India Office Records and Private Papers
Languages:
English
Date Range:
6 Nov 1933
Extent:
1 item

315. Mss Eur E240/6, pp393-394

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Mss Eur E240/6, pp393-394
Title:
Letter from Willingdon to Hoare
Scope & Content:
Suggestions for administrative preparations in India for introduction of constitutional reforms.
Collection Area:
India Office Records and Private Papers
Languages:
English
Date Range:
7 Nov 1933
Extent:
1 item

316. Mss Eur E240/7

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Mss Eur E240/7
Title:
Scope & Content:
Private letters from Lord Willingdon and Sir George Stanley to Sir Samuel Hoare, Vol.III
Collection Area:
India Office Records and Private Papers
Languages:
English
Date Range:
14 Nov 1933-29 Oct 1934
Extent:
Unspecified

317. Mss Eur E240/7, pp395-416

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Mss Eur E240/7, pp395-416
Title:
Letter from Willingdon to Hoare
Scope & Content:
Afghan situation steady. Schuster's success in Ratio controversy. Indian demand for equal treatment in Dominions. Encloses letter from Nawab of Bhopal about seats allocated to his State in Federal Legislature.
Collection Area:
India Office Records and Private Papers
Languages:
English
Date Range:
14 Nov 1933
Extent:
1 item

318. Mss Eur E240/7, pp417-420

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Mss Eur E240/7, pp417-420
Title:
Letter from Willingdon to Hoare
Scope & Content:
Congratulations on J.S.C. work. Urges no diminution of powers in regard to equality for Indians in Dominions. Japanese holding up trade negotiations. Gandhi starting Harijan campaign. Justification for action against Dewas senior. Encloses copy of C-in-C.'s views on question of India being con...
Collection Area:
India Office Records and Private Papers
Languages:
English
Date Range:
19 Nov 1933
Extent:
1 item

319. Mss Eur E240/7, pp421-424

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Mss Eur E240/7, pp421-424
Title:
Letter from Willingdon to Hoare
Scope & Content:
Difficulties regarding Japanese negotiations: need to act in best interests of India, and bitterness it would cause if it appeared negotiations broke down because of Lancashire interests. Difficulties caused by change of attitude of Indian delegates on returning to India: believes Sir Hari Singh ...
Collection Area:
India Office Records and Private Papers
Languages:
English
Date Range:
26 Nov 1933
Extent:
1 item

320. Mss Eur E240/7, pp425-426

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Mss Eur E240/7, pp425-426
Title:
Letter from Willingdon to Hoare
Scope & Content:
Cotton situation: difficulty of dealing with it while on tour. Talks to Hydari: hope of Nizam being satisfied with seats. Agricultural situation in Madras not serious. Invitation for ICS dinner. Thinks it advisable not to speak on Indian matters while at home.
Collection Area:
India Office Records and Private Papers
Languages:
English
Date Range:
2 Dec 1933
Extent:
1 item