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Vol. CX (ff. 176). June-July 1938.

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ff. 1-13 Speeches: Lord Cecil: addresses, speeches and broadcast talks, with related correspondence: circa 1897-1949, n.d.: Copies, drafts, etc.
f. 14 Printed Matter: Oslo, Norway: Menu for dinner in honour of Lord Cecil at Oslo: 1938.
ff. 16-19 Frederik Stang, Norwegian jurist; President of the Nobel Committee of the Norwegian Parliament: Speeches: Speech at the presentation of the Nobel Peace Prize to Lord Cecil by Frederik Stang: 1938: Printed.
ff. 20, 54 Miss Irene M. Butler, Secretary to Lord Cecil: Correspondence with J. B. Childs: 1938.
ff. 20, 54, 114 James B. Childs, Chief of the Division of Documents, Library of Congress, Washington: Correspondence, partly on his behalf, with Lord Cecil: 1938: Signed.
f. 21 Arthur D. Clegg, National Organiser, China Campaign Committee: Correspondence between Lord Cecil and Arthur D. Clegg: 1938: Signed.
ff. 23-28, 31 Hans Leo Lazarus, German lawyer, formerly of Danzig: Correspondence between Lord Cecil and Hans Leo Lazarus: 1938: Signed.
ff. 29, 39 Peter Macfarlane, of Hampstead: Correspondence between Lord Cecil and Peter Macfarlane: 1938.
f. 32 Bertha L. Bracey, Secretary, German Emergency Committee, Society of Friends: Letter to Lord Cecil from Bertha L. Bracey: 1938: Signed.
ff. 33, 48 Gwendolen Gascoyne-Cecil, daughter of Robert, 3rd Marquess of Salisbury: Correspondence between Lord Cecil and his sister, Gwendolen Gascoyne-Cecil: 1906-1941.
ff. 36-38 Herbert Stanley Morrison, Baron Morrison of Lambeth: Correspondence, partly on his behalf, with Lord Cecil: 1938-1945: Signed.
f. 37 Louis Dolivet, Secretary, International Peace Campaign: Correspondence, including telegram, partly on his behalf, with Lord Cecil: 1936-1944: Partly Fr.: Partly signed.
f. 37 Louis Dolivet, Secretary, International Peace Campaign: Tseng Yang-Fu, Mayor of Canton: Telegram to Louis Dolivet from Tseng Yang-Fu: 1938: Copy.
f. 40 Chesterfield, Derbyshire: Message from Lord Cecil for Peace Week at Chesterfield, co. Derby: 1938: Copy.
f. 41 Canton; City of: Telegram to Lord Cecil from the presidents and professors of universities at Canton, City of: 1938.
f. 44 Miss Irene M. Butler, Secretary to Lord Cecil: Mrs Mary Ormerod, of the International Committee for Assistance of German Refugee Professional Workers: Letters to Miss Irene M. Butler from Mrs Mary Ormerod: 1933, 1938: Partly signed.
f. 45 Miss Irene M. Butler, Secretary to Lord Cecil: Nancy E. Bell, Secretary, British National Committee, International Peace Campaign: Correspondence between Nancy E. Bell and Miss Irene M. Butler: 1938, 1939.
ff. 50, 55, 89, 94 G. Raymond Gauntlett, Chairman, National Youth Committee of the League of Nations Union: Correspondence between Lord Cecil and G. Raymond Gauntlett: 1938-1941: Partly signed.
ff. 52, 67-74 Derek Harbord, Secretary, Bentham Committee: Correspondence between Lord Cecil and Derek Harbord: 1938: Signed.
f. 53 Judith V. Corcoran, of the League of Nations Union: Correspondence between Lord Cecil and Judith V. Corcoran: 1938-1944: Signed.
ff. 57, 86, 109, 116, 162 Åke Gullander, of the Swedish Farmers' Union: Correspondence between Lord Cecil and Åke Gullander: 1938: Signed.
ff. 62, 76, 85 Colonel S. L. Keymer, of Alderley Edge: Correspondence between Lord Cecil and Col. S. L. Keymer: 1938, 1939.
ff. 63, 84, 140 Mrs Mary Ormerod, of the International Committee for Assistance of German Refugee Professional Workers: Correspondence between Lord Cecil and Mrs Mary Ormerod: 1938, 1939.
ff. 64, 66, 75 Sir Joseph Nall, 1st Baronet; MP: Correspondence between Lord Cecil and Sir Joseph Nall: 1938: Signed.
ff.65, 104 James Grover McDonald, High Commissioner for Refugees: Correspondence, including telegram, between Lord Cecil and James Grover McDonald: 1921-1941: Partly Fr.: Partly signed.
ff. 77-82v George Charles Bingham, 5th Earl of Lucan: Correspondence between Lord Cecil and Lord Lucan: 1938, 1939: Partly signed.
f. 83 Miss Irene M. Butler, Secretary to Lord Cecil: Robert Cecil, of the Foreign Office: Letter to Miss Irene M. Butler from Robert Cecil: 1938.
ff. 87, 88 Mrs Josephine Talbot, of Chester Terrace, Eaton Square, London, SW1: Correspondence between Lord Cecil and Mrs Josephine Talbot: 1938.
f. 92 Christopher Brunel, member of the League of Nations Union: Letter to Lord Cecil from Christopher Brunel: 1938: Signed.
f. 93 W. Surguy, of Dagenham: Letter to Lord Cecil from W. Surguy: 1938.
ff. 95, 99 Joseph Paul-Boncour, French statesman: Correspondence between Lord Cecil and Joseph Paul-Boncour: 1925-1940: Partly Fr.: Signed.
ff. 97, 98 Miss Flora Russell, writing from Oxford Sq., London W2: Correspondence between Lord Cecil and Miss Flora Russell: 1938.
f. 100 Charles Alfred Cripps, 1st Baron Parmoor: Correspondence, partly on his behalf, with Lord Cecil: 1924-1939: Partly signed.
ff. 102, 113 Vice-Admiral Sidney Robert Drury-Lowe: Miss Irene M. Butler, Secretary to Lord Cecil: Correspondence between Vice-Adm. Sidney Robert Drury-Lowe and Miss I. M. Butler on behalf of Lord Cecil: 1935-1939.
ff. 106, 115 Edward Turnour, 6th Earl Winterton: Correspondence between Lord Cecil and Lord Winterton: 1918-1943: Partly signed.
ff. 111, 112 Sir Algernon Law, KCMG: Correspondence between Lord Cecil and Sir Algernon Law: 1938.
f. 117 F. D. Williams, official of the International Peace Campaign: Letters to Lord Cecil from F. D. Williams: 1937-1939: Signed.
f. 119 Chiang Kai-shek, President of the Republic of China: Telegram to Lord Cecil from Chiang Kai-shek: 1938.
ff. 120, 159 Y. C. Hsu, of the International Peace Campaign, China Branch: Correspondence between Lord Cecil and Y. C. Hsu: 1938: Signed.
f. 122 Norman H. Davis, US diplomatist: Correspondence between Lord Cecil and Norman H. Davis: 1925, 1938: Partly signed.
ff. 123-125 Dr Josef Mire, Jewish refugee from Austria: Correspondence between Lord Cecil and Dr Josef Mire: 1938.
ff. 126, 130, 151, 158 N. Robiette, retired Belgian professor: Corrrespondence between Lord Cecil and N. Robiette: 1938: Signed.
f. 129 Baron Emile Ernest Cartier de Marchienne,; Belgian diplomatist: Memorandum by Lord Cecil rel. to interview with Baron Emile Ernest Cartier de Marchienne: 1938: Copy.
f. 129 N. Robiette, retired Belgian professor: Memorandum rel. to conversation with N. Robiette: 1938: Copy.
f. 131 F. E. Figgures, of the League of Nations Union Secretariate: Memorandum by Lord Cecil rel. to interview with F. E. Figgures: 1938: Signed.
f. 132 Agnes Maude Royden, DD; wife of G W H Shaw: Correspondence between Lord Cecil and Agnes Maude Royden: 1935, 1938: Signed.
ff. 133-135 Sir Arthur Adlington Haworth, 1st Baronet: Correspondence between Lord Cecil and Sir Arthur Adlington Haworth: 1938: Signed.
f. 136 Quo Tai-chi, Chinese diplomatist: Correspondence between Lord Cecil and Quo Tai-chi: 1934-1943: Partly signed.
f. 138 Dr Josef Mire, Jewish refugee from Austria: Memorandum by Lord Cecil rel. to interview with Dr Josef Mire: 1938: Signed.
ff. 141, 145 Newspapers; Great Britain and Ireland. The Listener: Alan Ernest Wentworth Thomas, Editor of The Listener: Correspondence with Lord Cecil: 1938, 1940: Partly signed.
ff. 143, 156 Henry Snell, Baron Snell: Correspondence between Lord Cecil and Lord Snell: 1938, 1939.
ff. 149, 152, 169 Nowell Charles Smith, former Headmaster of Sherborne School; author: Correspondence, partly on his behalf, with Lord Cecil: 1938-1943.
f. 157 Fritz Wilhelm von Bülow, of the International Labour Office: Miss Irene M. Butler, Secretary to Lord Cecil: Letter to Miss Irene M. Butler from Fritz Wilhelm von Bülow: 1938: Signed.
ff. 160, 172 Professor Ephraim Cross, of New York: Correspondence between Lord Cecil and Prof. Ephraim Cross: 1938: Signed.
ff. 163, 170 Wallace Wilfrid Blair-Fish, playwright and editor: Correspondence between Lord Cecil and Wallace Wilfrid Blair-Fish: 1938: Signed.
f. 165 John Henry George Crichton, 5th Earl of Erne: Letter to Lord Cecil from Lord Erne: 1938.
f. 166 John Henry George Crichton, 5th Earl of Erne: England; Parliament: Acton: Reply by Lord Erne to Parliamentary Question of Lord Cecil rel. to Western Avenue at Acton: 1938: Signed.
f. 167 Archibald Henry Macdonald Sinclair, 1st Viscount Thurso: Memoranda rel. to interviews with Archibald Henry Macdonald Sinclair: 1938: Copies.
f. 174 Herbert Louis Samuel, 1st Viscount Samuel: Correspondence between Lord Cecil and Lord Samuel: 1923-1944: Partly signed.

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Add MS 51071-51204 : THE CECIL OF CHELWOOD PAPERS Correspondence and papers of Edgar Algernon Robert Gascoyne-Cecil, Viscount Cecil of Chelwood…
Add MS 51158-51192 : B. GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE. CECIL OF CHELWOOD PAPERS. Vols. LXXXVIII-CXXII. General correspondence, chronologically…

Add MS 51180 : Vol. CX (ff. 176). June-July 1938. includes: ff. 1-13 Speeches: Lord Cecil: addresses, speeches and broadcast talks, with…

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1938

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1938

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Jun 1938-Jul 1938

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Names:

Bell, Nancy E, Sec British National Committee International Peace Campaign
Bingham, George Charles, 5th Earl of Lucan
Bracey, Bertha L, Sec German Emergency Committee Society of Friends
Brunel, Christopher, member of the League of Nations Union
Butler, Irene M, Miss sec to Lord Cecil
Bülow, Fritz Wilhelm von, of the International Labour Office
Cartier de Marchienne, Emile Ernest, Baron Belgian diplomatist
Cecil, Gwendolen, author, biographer and daughter of Robert Gascoyne-Cecil, 3rd Marquess of Salisbury, 1860-1945
Cecil, Robert, of the Foreign Office
Chiang, Kai-shek, President of the Republic of China, 1887-1975
Childs, James B, Chief of the Division of Documents Library of Congress Washington
Clegg, Arthur D, National Organiser China Campaign Committee
Corcoran, Judith V, of the League of Nations Union
Crichton, John Henry George, 5th Earl of Erne
Cripps, Charles Alfred, 1st Baron Parmoor
Cross, Ephraim, Professor of New York
Davis, Norman Hezekiah, diplomat, 1878-1944
Dolivet, Louis, writer, editor, producer and alleged spy, 1908-1989
Figgures, Frank Edward, civil servant, 1910-1990
Fish, Wallace Wilfrid, playwright and editor, 1889-1968
Gauntlett, G Raymond, chairman of the National Youth Committee of the League of Nations Union, fl 1938-1958
Gullander, Åke, of the Swedish Farmers' Union, correspondent of Edgar Gascoyne-Cecil, Viscount Cecil, fl 1938
Harbord, Derek, Sec Bentham Committee
Haworth, Arthur Adlington, 1st Baronet
Hsu, Y C, of the International Peace Campaign China Branch
Keymer, S L, Colonel of Alderley Edge
Law, Algernon, KCMG
Lazarus, Hans Leo, German lawyer formerly of Danzig
Lowe, Sidney Robert, naval officer, 1871-1945
Macfarlane, Peter, of Hampstead
McDonald, James Grover, High Commissioner for Refugees
Mire, Josef, Dr Jewish refugee from Austria
Morrison, Herbert Stanley, Baron Morrison of Lambeth, 1888-1965
Nall, Joseph, 1st Baronet, MP
Ormerod, Mary, Mrs of the International Committee for Assistance of German Refugee Professional Workers, 1894-1975,
see also http://viaf.org/viaf/307295198
Parliament
Paul-Boncour, Joseph, French statesman
Quo Tai-chi, Chinese diplomatist
Robiette, N, retired Belgian professor
Royden, Agnes Maude, suffragist and preacher, 1876-1956
Russell, Flora, Miss writing from Oxford Sq London W2
Samuel, Herbert Louis, 1st Viscount Samuel
Sinclair, Archibald Henry Macdonald, 1st Viscount Thurso
Smith, Nowell Charles, former Headmaster of Sherborne School, author
Snell, Henry, Baron Snell
Stang, Frederik, Norwegian jurist, President of the Nobel Committee of the Norwegian Parliament
Surguy, W, of Dagenham
Talbot, Josephine, Mrs of Chester Terrace Eaton Square London SW1
The Listener, newspaper, Great Britain and Ireland, 1929-1991
Thomas, Alan Ernest Wentworth, Editor of The Listener
Tseng Yang-Fu, Mayor of Canton
Turnour, Edward, 6th Earl Winterton, 1883-1962
Williams, F D, official of the International Peace Campaign

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