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One circular and one holograph letter from Dedwydd Jones on behalf of himself, Bill Meilen and Ray Smith who had recently founded this organisation to promote interest in the work of Welsh Artists.

Two letters from Peter A. Dean, the Director of the Association asking Harri Webb to advise a student on the production of a documentary film and enclosing a complimentary copy of the Association Calendar.

Three letters from Peter Booth, Director of the Association regretting that he cannot support an application for money from Plaid Cymru's Cwmbran branch and enclosing a copy of the letter sent by him to Judith Hobbs. The two other letters concern the 'Writers on Tour' project.

Six letters from Nigel Jenkins, Secretary of the Welsh Union of Writers including information on the union itself, the proposed magazine and dealing with problems on Harri Webb's behalf (including a dispute with Oriel and Llais Llyfrau). See also C15/1-18.

Papers relating to Plaid Cymru, 1960-1992, and various other political bodies and subjects, 1952-1982, including Scottish politics.

Thirteen letters on matters relating to Plaid Cymru. One letter expresses Elwyn Roberts's disappointment that Harri Webb has not been appointed a Director. A note at the bottom of the page by Harri Webb states that this ended his membership of the Executive Committee. A circular letter from Elwyn Roberts, c. 1964, regarding the Clywedog Bill. Welsh and English. See also G2/7-10 and G2/18-25.

Fifteen letters, a council election leaflet and a memorandum from Emrys Roberts, spanning a period of internal disputes within Plaid Cymru. The material includes letters sent to Harri Webb and other members of the Cilmeri/New Nation group (which included John Legonna, Ray Smith, Margaret Tucker and Roger Boore), a group that wanted major reform within the party. Six letters, part of a letter and a copy of an address/report by Emrys Roberts dating from the same period. A draft of an unsent letter from Harri Webb to Emrys Roberts criticising his speech the previous Sunday.

A letter inviting Harri Webb to a lecture at the annual Welsh Summer School in Coleg Harlech. Welsh.

A letter thanking Harri Webb for sending his regards on the occasion of Dafydd Wigley winning the Caernarfon seat in the General Election. Welsh.

A letter from Ray Smith, marked 'absolutely confidential', about the prospects of buying a printing works. For Ray Smith see also J2438-61.

Four letters from Elwyn Roberts regarding Triban Ltd and Harri Webb's position.

Arranged into general, 1962-1975 (G 3/1-19), South Wales branches, 1961-1976 (G 3/20-43), leaflets, invitations and advertisements, [1960s-1970s] (G 3/44-65), and 'Exile', 1968-1970 (G 3/66-69).

A newspaper cutting from the Welsh Nation detailing the success of an Irish group singing to the words of a poem by Harri Webb in the 'Song for Wales' competition together with a letter from Peter Hughes Griffiths and a note by Harri Webb stating that the group were cheated out of producing a record.

A confidential memo in the hand of Harri Webb on the personalities and problems of Plaid Cymru in Glamorganshire and Monmouthshire.

A letter to Harri Webb from Barri[?] regarding the repayment of Harri Webb's loan as candidate for Plaid Cymru in Pontypool.

For content see individual file descriptions.

A letter from Bernard Knight asking Harri Webb to judge poetry competitions for the new journal. See also G1/97-8.

Arranged into political press cuttings, 1952-1981 (H 1), celtic politics, 1961-1969 (H 2), 'News of Wales', 1962 (H 3), 'Gwadec', 1964 (H 4), Cymdeithas yr Iaith Gymraeg, 1964-[c.1982] (H 5), Welsh Socialist Republicans / Y GweriniaetHarri Webbyr Sosialaidd, 1965-1982 (H 6), Patriotic Front, 1966 (H 7), Scottish politics, 1967-1969 (H 8), Investiture, 1968-1969 (H 9), and other papers, 1972-1979 (H 10-15).

A letter from an organisation calling itself an intelligence agency. There is no name or address but a note by Harri Webb states that this sort of letter was common in the 1960s. Item numbered H 4/1.

Nine copies of an article first published in Y Faner by Owen Owen, now published by him in leaflet form - Y Dystiolaeth Brydeinig. Welsh.