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Disgrifiad archifol
James Griffiths papers
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Bound Volume marked on spine 'The Labour College 1922' and 'J. Roberts',

Includes: Prospectus, Curriculum and Syllabuses of the Labour College and four pamphlets :. (I) What is Independent Working-Class Education (The Plebs League). (Ii) More Production - More Poverty. The Case for the Labour Colleges (National Council of Labour Colleges - Scottish edition). (Iii) Our Next Step - Education (Amalgamated Union of Building Trade Workers). (Iv) Education Fund Manifesto (Amalgamated Union of Building Trade Workers).

Letter from G. H. Atkinson, Battersea, to James Griffiths,

Hopes James Griffiths will enter Parliament. 'I know you do not believe in this discredited institution...' but advocates Parliamentary action alongside 'the Reformation for which we all labour.' Believes the War, the Coal Strike, etc., would have been averted 'if we had had 300 men like you in Parliament, in 1914...'. 'Your rejoiner [sic] may be that:- It has been tried and it has failed'. Attacks Freemasonry which may have been responsible for the 'backstairs diplomacy' during the Coal Strike. 'I am told that Thomas and Hodges are not only Freemasons, but that they belong to the same lodge as M. Lloyd George'.

File of correspondence, papers and press cuttings relating to the Llanelli by-election of March 1936 when James Griffiths was first ...,

File of correspondence, papers and press cuttings relating to the Llanelli by-election of March 1936 when James Griffiths was first elected to Parliament. The correspondents include Sir Stafford Cripps, Dr L. Haden Guest and Alderman W. Douglas Hughes. The papers include the election addresses of James Griffiths and W. A. Jenkins, the 'National' candidate.

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