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1. Add MS 84858-84933

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Add MS 84858-84933
Title:
A. Papers of Sir William and Lady Hayter Iris Hayter's journals have been retained by the family.
Scope & Content:
William Goodenough Hayter, KCMG; Warden of New College, Oxford: Archive of William Goodenough Hayter: 1920-2003: Mainly Engl., partly Chinese, Danish, Fr., Germ., Japanese, Russ., Turkish: Partly copies.
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
Chinese, Danish, English, French, German, Japanese, Russian, and Turkish
Date Range:
[1899-2002]
Extent:
76 items

2. Add MS 84934-84967

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Add MS 84934-84967
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B. Papers of Teresa Hayter Records relating to Teresa Hayter's Research into International Aid and Poverty 84934-84967. Between 1963 and 1968 Teresa Hayter worked as a research officer for the Overseas Development Institute and from 1968 until 1969 as an assistant to Professor Ian Little and Dr. Maurice Scott at Nuffield College. At the beginning of the 1980s Hayter worked as a resources officer for Third World First and in 1981 was appointed to a three year research fellowship at Oxfor...
Scope & Content:
Teresa Hayter, Marxist: Archive of Teresa Hayter: 1952-2004: Mainly Engl., partly Fr.: Partly copies.
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English and French
Date Range:
1963-1968
Extent:
34 items

3. Add MS 84968-84975

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Add MS 84968-84975
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C. Papers of Sir Lancelot Cecil Lepel Griffin, Secretary to the Crown Representative in India 84968-94975. Sir Lancelot Cecil Lepel Griffin was the last political secretary of British India, son of Sir Lepel Henry Griffin and Marie Elizabeth Leupold. Following Lepel Griffin's death in 1908, Marie Leupold married Charles Hervey Hoare, Iris Hayter's father.
Scope & Content:
Lancelot Cecil Lepel Griffin, Secretary to the Crown Representative: Archive: early 20th cent.-1940s.
Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English
Date Range:
[1922-1944]
Extent:
8 items