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- Record Id:
- 040-001968191
- Hierarchy Root Ancestor Record Id:
- 032-001968170
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- ark:/81055/vdc_100000001061.0x000052
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Vol. xv. (ff. 267). 1937-1939.
Defence of Freedom and Peace: Correspondence, etc.,: 1936-1939: Partly signed and copy.
includes:
- ff. 1, 24, 43, 66, 79, 159 A. H. Richards, of Defence of Freedom and Peace, London: Correspondence with H. W. Steed of A. H. Richards: 1936-1937: Signed.
- f. 2 Defence of Freedom and Peace: 'Objects and Principles' of Defence of Freedom and Peace: 1937: Printed.
- ff. 3-4 Defence of Freedom and Peace: Manchester Manifesto to the Peoples of Europe of Defence of Freedom and Peace: 1937: Printed.
- f. 5 Alderman Joseph Toole, Lord Mayor of Manchester: Letter from H. W. Steed to Alderman Joseph Toole: 1937: Typewritten copy.
- f. 6 Sir Reginald Wildig Allen Leeper, GBE: Letter from H. W. Steed to Sir Reginald Wildig Allen Leeper: 1937: Copy.
- ff. 8-17 Defence of Freedom and Peace: 'Need There Be War?' of Defence of Freedom and Peace: 1937: Printed.
- ff. 18-23, 203-204, 224-226, 277-280 Henry Wickham Steed, Editor, 'The Times': Memoranda on the German situation of Henry Wickham Steed: 1937-1938: Typewritten copies.
- ff. 24-37 Sir Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill, KG; Prime Minister: Defence of Freedom and Peace: Outlines of policy submitted to W. S. Churchill by Defence of Freedom and Peace: 1937: Typewritten.
- ff. 38-42 Defence of Freedom and Peace: Letter to 'The Times' of Defence of Freedom and Peace: 1937: Typewritten.
- ff. 46-65, 194-202 Defence of Freedom and Peace: Statements on policy of Defence of Freedom and Peace: 1936-1937: Typewritten.
- ff. 70-72 Sir Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill, KG; Prime Minister: Defence of Freedom and Peace: Dr Mazuranic, Yugoslav politician: Suggested terms of invitation from U. Mazuranic to W. S. Churchill: 1937: Typewritten.
- f. 75 Henry Wickham Steed, Editor, 'The Times': Guest list for dinner for H.W. Steed of Henry Wickham Steed: 1937: Typewritten.
- f. 76 Robert Worth Bingham, US Ambassador to Great Britain: Telegram to E. Briggs of Robert Worth Bingham: 1937.
- f. 77 Elisha M. Friedman, of the Harmonie Club, New York: Letter to H. W. Steed of Elisha M. Friedman: 1937: Typewritten.
- f. 78 Herbert Bayard Swope, of the River Club, New York: Letter to H.W. Steed of Herbert Bayard Swope: 1937: Signed.
- ff. 80-81, 83-84 Henry Wickham Steed, Editor, 'The Times': Franklin Delano Roosevelt, US President; d.1945: Memorandum on talks with F. D. Roosevelt by Henry Wickham Steed: 1937: Typewritten.
- f. 82-84 Sir Victor Alexander Louis Mallet, GCMG; British diplomat: Letter to H. W. Steed of Sir Victor Alexander Louis Mallet: 1937: Signed.
- f. 85 Students International Union: Invitation to a round table discussion led by H. W. Steed of Students International Union: 1937.
- f. 86 Herbert Bayard Swope, of the River Club, New York: Menu for dinner to H. W. Steed: 1937: Printed.
- ff. 88-148, 151-155, 162-169 Henry Wickham Steed, Editor, 'The Times': 'Notes on American Visit' of Henry Wickham Steed: 1937: Partly draft.
- ff. 149-150 Joseph Rudyard Kipling, author: Poem on the inadvisability of paying Danegeld, quoted by H. W. Steed: 1937.
- f. 156 Harold Callender, of 'The New York Times': Business card of Harold Callender: circa 1937.
- f. 157 William Cosmo Gordon Lang, Baron Lang; Archbishop of Canterbury: Letter from H. W. Steed to William Cosmo Gordon Lang: 1937: Typewritten copy.
- ff. 160-161 Defence of Freedom and Peace: List of Associates: 1937: Typewritten.
- f. 170 Waldorf Astor, 2nd Viscount Astor: Letter to 'The Times' of Waldorf Astor: 1937.
- f. 178 Sir William George Tyrrell, Baron Tyrrell; GCB: Correspondence with H. Wickham Steed of Sir William George Tyrrell: 1926-1940: Partly copy and signed.
- f. 182 Stanley Baldwin, 1st Earl Baldwin of Bewdley; Prime Minister: Defence of Freedom and Peace: Letter to S. Baldwin from Defence of Freedom and Peace: 1937: Typewritten copy.
- f. 185 Alexander Adair Roche, Baron Roche: Letter from H. W. Steed to Alexander Adair Roche: 1937: Typewritten copy.
- f. 187 Hugh Pattison Macmillan, Baron Macmillan: Letter from H. W. Steed to Hugh Pattison Macmillan: 1937: Typewritten copy.
- f. 191 J. W. Dafoe, President, Winnipeg Free Press Company: Letter from H. W. Steed to J. W. Dafoe: 1937: Typewritten copy.
- f. 205 Sir Malcolm Arnold Robertson, GCMG; diplomatist: Letter, etc., to H. W. Steed of Sir Malcolm Arnold Robertson: 1938: Signed.
- f. 206 Sir Malcolm Arnold Robertson, GCMG; diplomatist: Sir Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill, KG; Prime Minister: Letter to W. S. Churchill of Sir Malcolm Arnold Robertson: 1938: Typewritten copy.
- ff. 209-226 Sir Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill, KG; Prime Minister: Letters from H. W. Steed to Sir Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill: 1925-1938: Typewritten copies.
- f. 220 Sir Ralph Norman Angell Lane, alias 'Norman Angell'; author and journalist: Sir Robert Waley Cohen, businessman: Letter to Sir Robert Waley Cohen of Norman Angell: 1938: Typewritten copy.
- f. 227 Sir Robert Waley Cohen, businessman: Correspondence with H. W. Steed to Sir Robert Waley Cohen: 1936-1938.
- f. 232 Professor Basil Joseph Mathews: Letter to H. W. Steed of Prof. Basil Joseph Mathews: 1938.
- ff. 233-237 James Joseph Mallon, CH; Warden of Toynbee Hall: Correspondence with H. Wickham Steed of James Joseph Mallon: 1933-1939: Partly copy and signed.
- f. 238 Eugen Spier: Correspondence, etc., with H. Wickham Steed of and concerning Eugen Spier: 1936-1939: Signed and partly copy.
- ff. 241 Newspapers Canada: Edition of 'The Winnipeg Free Press': 1938.
- ff. 242-246, 268-277 Henry Wickham Steed, Editor, 'The Times': Memoranda on the European situation of Henry Wickham Steed: 1936, 1938: Typewritten.
- ff. 247-268 Henry Wickham Steed, Editor, 'The Times': Speech at Nottingham of Henry Wickham Steed: 1938: Typewritten.
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- Add MS 74101-74208 : Wickham Steed Papers. Correspondence and papers of Henry Wickham Steed, (b. 1871, d. 1956), journalist, editor and…
Add MS 74101-74134 : A. Correspondence and papers relating to international affairs
Add MS 74114-74115 : Wickham Steed Papers Vols. xiv, xv. Correspondence and papers concerning opposition to appeasement, in particular the focus…
Add MS 74115 : Vol. xv. (ff. 267). 1937-1939. Defence of Freedom and Peace: Correspondence, etc.,: 1936-1939: Partly signed and copy. includes: ff.… - Hierarchy:
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- Languages:
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- Latin
- Start Date:
- 1937
- End Date:
- 1939
- Date Range:
- 1937-1939
- Era:
- CE
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- Names:
- Astor, Waldorf, 2nd Viscount Astor, politician and newspaper proprietor, 1879-1952
Baldwin, Stanley, 1st Earl Baldwin of Bewdley, politician and industrialist, 1867-1947
Bingham, Robert Worth, US Ambassador to Great Britain
Callender, Harold, of 'The New York Times'
Churchill, Winston Leonard Spencer, Knight, Prime Minister, 1874-1965,
see also http://isni.org/isni/0000000120966628
Cohen, Robert Waley, businessman
Dafoe, John Wesley, journalist and newspaper editor, 1866-1944
Defence of Freedom and Peace
Friedman, Elisha M, of the Harmonie Club New York
Kipling, Joseph Rudyard, author, 1865-1936
Lane, Ralph Norman Angell, alias `Norman Angell', author and journalist
Lang, William Cosmo Gordon, Archbishop of Canterbury, Baron Lang, 1864-1945
Leeper, Reginald Wildig Allen, Knight, diplomatist, 1888-1968
Macmillan, Hugh Pattison, Baron Macmillan, judge, 1873-1952
Mallet, Victor Alexander Louis, British diplomat
Mallon, James Joseph, CH, Warden of Toynbee Hall
Mathews, Basil Joseph, Professor
Mazuranic, —, Dr. Yugoslav politician
Richards, A H, of Defence of Freedom and Peace London
Robertson, Malcolm Arnold, GCMG, diplomatist
Roche, Alexander Adair, Baron Roche
Roosevelt, Franklin Delano, President of the United States, 1882-1945,
see also http://isni.org/isni/0000000121258471
Spier, Eugen
Steed, Henry Wickham, Editor 'The Times', 1871-1956
Students International Union
Swope, Herbert Bayard, of the River Club New York
Toole, Alderman Joseph, Lord Mayor of Manchester
Tyrrell, William George, GCB, Baron Tyrrell