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Correspondence and papers relating mainly to the Genoa Conference of April 1922, including a group of letters, 13 January 1920-13 ...,

Correspondence and papers relating mainly to the Genoa Conference of April 1922, including a group of letters, 13 January 1920-13 May 1922, from A. J. Sylvester to his wife Evelyn, and a further two stray letters, 28 and 31 May 1928, from A. J. Sylvester to Evelyn; together with a detailed typescript account of the conference by A. J. Sylvester.

Press cuttings and other papers relating to We Can Conquer Unemployment and the build-up to the general election of 30 ...,

Press cuttings and other papers relating to We Can Conquer Unemployment and the build-up to the general election of 30 May 1929, including a typescript 'Report of Proceedings at a Luncheon given to Newspaper Representatives by Mr Lloyd George at the House of Commons on Tuesday, 12th March, 1929', and various press cuttings describing D. Lloyd George's election meetings.

'1929 File'. The papers include a note on an interview between D. Lloyd George and Winston Churchill at the House ...,

'1929 File'. The papers include a note on an interview between D. Lloyd George and Winston Churchill at the House of Commons, 18 February 1929, discussing the aftermath of the general election; a large group of press cuttings; and typescript reminiscences by A. J. Sylvester entitled 'European Motor Trip' describing the motor trip of the Continent undertaken by D. Lloyd George during the autumn of 1929.

'1931 File'. The papers include the text of D. Lloyd George's broadcast speech, 4 May 1931, on free trade and ...,

'1931 File'. The papers include the text of D. Lloyd George's broadcast speech, 4 May 1931, on free trade and protection; detailed typescript reminiscences by A. J. Sylvester 'With L. G. in Ceylon'; and typescript copies of papers relating to the political crisis of the autumn of 1931, including a letter, 25 September 1931, from Sir Herbert Samuel to D. Lloyd George; a memorandum, 30 September 1931, by D. Lloyd George on the political situation and the call for a general election; a letter, 4 October 1931, from D. Lloyd George to J. Ramsay MacDonald; a memorandum of a conversation between D. Lloyd George and J. Ramsay MacDonald on 5 October 1931; letters, 9 October 1931, from Sir Herbert Samuel to D. Lloyd George, and 13 February 1931, from George Lansbury to D. Lloyd George imploring him to join the Labour Party.

Papers concerning the death of linguist and writer Gareth Vaughan Jones (1905-1935). Many of the papers are photocopies of documents ...,

Papers concerning the death of linguist and writer Gareth Vaughan Jones (1905-1935). Many of the papers are photocopies of documents in the Foreign Office archives. The papers have been used in J. Graham Jones, 'Gareth Vaughan Jones (1905-35): a further note', National Library of Wales Journal, Vol. XXVII, no. 4 (Winter 1992), 453-65.

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