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Nos 1-43. Correspondence, memoranda and papers relating to general economic policy. The collection, largely a product of Thomas Jones' work for the Ministry of Reconstruction, deals mainly, though not exclusively, with wartime economic policy and with plans for the immediate post-war period. The more substantial items are: Nos 1-2. Memoranda and declarations, Dec. 1916; No. 4. Scheme for meat control by J. Simpson, Feb. 1917; No. 10. Memo on the Renewal of Treaties by Eyre Crowe, April 1917; No. 11. Draft of Report on Economic Terms of Peace (Milner), April 1917; No. 14. Memo by John Murray on payment by results, 1917; No. 15. Memo on post-war economic policy, April-Oct. 1917; No. 19. List of Peace Statements, Jan. 1917-Feb. 1918; No. 21. Report of conference on post-war policy at Major Astor's, March 1918; No. 23. Board of Trade memo on post-war economic policy (E.D.D.C. 33) 10 Aug. 1918; No. 24. Memo by Lord Robert Cecil on Foreign capital in British Industry (E.D.D.C. 35) 15 Aug. 1918; No. 28. Foreign Office memo on post-war inter-allied economic organisation 1918; No. 41. Foreign Office memo on post-war inter-allied economic organisation, 21 Oct. 1918; Nos 29-30, 35-36. Drafts of memo by Eustace Percy and A. E. Zimmern on post-war inter-allied economic organisation, Sept.-Oct. 1918; Nos 31-32. Conferences on post-war international economic alliance, Balliol College, Oxford, 28-30 Sept. 1918; No. 34. 3 Cranley Place (Knatchbull-Hugesson), 7 Oct. 1918; and No. 38. National Liberal Club, 18 Oct. 1918 (to discuss E. Percy's memo). Index: Amery, L. S., Nos 12, 16; Astor, W. A., Nos 21, 25-27; Beale, Mr, Nos 25-27; Bentinck, Lord H., No. 21; Borden, Sir R., Nos 7-8; Bryant, M., Nos 34, 37; Cecil, Lord Robert, Nos 24, 35, 41; Clay, H., No. 21; Clynes, J. R., Nos 25-27; Crowe, Sir Eyre A., Nos 9-10; Devonport, Lord, No. 4; Dickinson, G. Lowes, No. 13; Duckham, Sir Arthur, No. 43; Grant, Mr, No. 21; Greenwood, Mr, No. 21; Hare, Mr, No. 21; Hichnes, Mr, No. 21; Johnston, Mr, No. 21; Knatchbull-Hugesson, Mr, Nos 33-; 34; Milner, Lord, No. 11; Montagu, Edwin, No. 5; Murray, John, No. 14; Paskell, E. C., Nos 12, 16-17; Percy, Eustace, Nos 29-32, 35-40; Pybus, Mr, No. 21; Reid, Mr, No. 21; Robinson, Mr, No. 21; Rowntree, A., No. 21; Rowntree, B. Seebohm, Nos 21-22; Salter, Sir Arthur, No. 6; Simon, Mr, No. 21; Simpson, John, Nos 3-4; Sixsmith, Mr, No. 21; Smuts, J. Christian, No. 43; Stanley, A. H., Board of Trade, No. 23; Tawney, R. H., No. 21; Thomas, Mr, No. 21; Unwin, Raymond, No. 42; Vivian (?), S., Ministry of Food, No. 18; Wethered, Mr, No. 21; Williams, R., No. 21; Wintour, Mr, Nos 25-27; Wright, Harold, No. 20; Zimmern, A. E., Nos 21, 30, 32, 35-36, 38-40.

Nos 1-75. Correspondence, memoranda and papers relating to general economic policy. The more substantial items are: No. 2. Memo by G. Abraham on Reparations and Shipping, June 1919; No. 5. Conference of Industrial Reconstruction Associations at Balliol, Oct. 1919; Nos 6-9. Conference on Devolution, April 1920, plus subsidiary documents; drafts of pre-1914 articles on Federalism; memo on Federalism and Labour administration by H. J. W. H.; Nos 11-15. Documents relating to Lord Weir's report on Housing, Feb. 1923; No. 35. Suggestions by R. B. Howorth for economies in public expenditure for 1926-1927; No. 51. Proofs of The Industrial Dilemma by Philip Kerr; No. 57. Report by the Board of Trade on The Trade Outlook (C.P. 150 (27)), May 1927; No. 65. Notes of Conference on Operation of Dominion Legislation and Merchant Shipping Legislation, 8 Oct. 1929; No. 69. Note by Colin Clark on the cost of the Social Services, July 1930; No. 70. Memo on Welsh textile factories, 27 Nov. 1930; No. 73. Conference on economic situation, New College, Oxford, July 1931; No. 74. Memoranda by H. D. Henderson on Industrial Productivity and the demand for labour, 12 Dec. 1933; and No. 75. Memoranda by H. D. Henderson on the general economic background, 4 April 1935. Index: Abraham, G., Nos 1-2; Blackett, Sir Basil, No. 73; Boothby, Robert, No. 53; Brooke, J. R. I., Rural Industries Bureau, Nos 70-71; Brooke, Sir John, No. 73; Citrine, Walter, No. 73; Clark, Colin, Nos 68-69; Clay, H., Nos 67, 68; Cunliffe-Lister, P., President of Board of Trade, Nos 56-57; Eady, W., No. 73; Ellis, Lionel, Nos 67-68; Griffith-Boscawen, Sir Arthur, Nos 10-11; Hamilton, Mary Agnes, No. 58; Henderson, H. D., Nos 73-75; Hetherington, H. J. W., No. 35; Kerr, Philip, Nos 1, 51, 62; Keynes, J. M., Nos 44, 55; Kiddy, A. W., No. 38; Law, Bonar, Nos 11-12; Lloyd, E. H. M., No. 73; Loveday, Mr, No. 73; Mallon, J. J., Toynbee Hall, Nos 72-73; Niemeyer, O. E., Nos 14-15; Plunkett, Sir Horace, No. 36; Richardson, T. H., No. 39; Salter, Sir Arthur, No. 73; Sutherland, Sir William, Nos 3-4; Weir, Lord, Nos 11-15; Wright, Harold, Nos 3-4.

Nos 1-78. Correspondence, memoranda and papers relating to industrial relations,. The papers refer in the main to the struggles in the Coal Industry. They include not only government memoranda, but notes, jottings, etc., from Cabinet meetings and Conferences. NB. Much supplementary material may be found, above all, in class Z, under 1919. The more substantial items are: No. 14. Coal Mines (Minimum Wage) Act 1912; No. 17. Industrial Peace Bill, 1914; No. 19. Scheme for the amalgamation of colliery interests, July 1916; No. 20. Resolutions of the Annual Conference of the Labour Party, Jan. 1917; Nos 32-38. Commission of Enquiry into Industrial Unrest: Reports on Divisions 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 8, June-July 1917; No. 39. Memo on Coal Mines Control Agreement, 26 July 1917; No. 45. Memo by J. H. Jones on extension of Coal Controller's Award to Allied Trades, 6 April 1918; Nos 46-49. Papers, tables, graphs, etc., from Monmouthshire & South Wales Coal Owners' Association, relating to the miners' wage claim, June 1918; No. 52. Notes of conversation with Frank Hodges 21 Feb. 1919; No. 53. Notes by J. H. Thomas of speech at Industrial Conference, Feb. 1919; No. 54. Coal Industry Commission Act, 26 Feb. 1919; No. 55. Report (No. 3189) on opinion in Merthyr Tydfil and the Rhondda (J. R. Murray), 4 March 1919; Nos 57-59. Sankey Commission: Interim Reports, 20 March 1919; No. 57. Majority (Miners, Tawney, Webb); No. 58. Minority (Owners); No. 59. Chairman; No. 60. Memo on miners' and transport workers' demands and on Sankey Commissions, [March 1919]; No. 61. Press Bureau Report (C 11364) on Conference between Govt. and Triple Alliance - Railwaymen, 22 March 1919; No. 62. Sankey Commission: Reports, 20 June 1919; No. 63. Memo on preparations (including military preparations) to meet a national coal and transport strike, 20 July 1919; No. 65. Memo on increase in the price of coal, 14 Aug. 1919; Nos 67-76. Papers relating to a Deputation from the T.U.C. and the M.F.G.B. to the PM, on the Nationalism of the Mines, Sept.-Oct. 1919; Nos 68-69. T.U.C. Resolutions, 1886-1919; No. 70. Memo by H. C. on Socialization of Mines, 1 April 1919; No. 71. Notes against nationalisation; Nos 72-76. Notes and jottings by Lloyd George; No. 77. Note in Cabinet by Lloyd George on threat of railway strike, Oct. [1919?]; and No. 78. Note by Charlton on railwaymen's executive, Oct. 1919. Index: Abraham, William (Mabon), No. 4; Barnes, George N., Nos 29, 31; Brace, William, M.F.G.B., Nos 67-76; Bunning, Stuart, T.U.C., Nos 67-76; Cramp, C. T., N.U.R., No. 61; Elliott, Sir George, No. 19; Gibbins, F. W., Neath, Nos 40-4; Haldane, Lord, No. 19; Hodges, Frank, M.F.G.B., Nos 52, 64, 67-76; Horne, Sir Robert, Ministry of Labour, No. 61; Jones, J. H., No. 45; Law, Bonar, No. 61; Livesey, Sir George, No. 19; Lloyd George, David, Nos 70-77; Mann, John, No. 51; Murray, J. R., No. 55; Phillips, William, No. 18; Redmayne, R. A. S., No. 19; Smillie, Robert, M.F.G.B., Nos 61, 67-76; Stanley, Sir Albert, Board of Trade, No. 61; Thomas, D. A., No. 1; Thomas, J. H., N.U.R., Nos 53, 61, 78; Williams, Robert, Transport Workers Association, No. 61.

Nos 1-56. Correspondence, memoranda and papers relating to industrial relations. The papers refer, in the main, to the conflicts in coal and transport. They include notes and jottings from Cabinet meetings as well as memoranda. NB: much supplementary material may be found, above all, in class Z. The more substantial items are: No. 1. Notes on the Coal Industry by the Mines Dept., 26 Jan. 1920; No. 2. Memo on the German Coal Industry under 'Socialization', [n.d.]; No. 4. Paper by A. H. Barnard on Factorialism and nationalisation of Mines, n.d. (Feb. 1920); No. 5. Coal Mines (Emergency) Act 1920, 31 March 1920; No. 6. Memo for French Government on measures taken by British Government to combat strikes, 2 June 1920; No. 9. Heads of an Agreement M.F.G.B. and Mining Association, Oct. 1920; No. 10. Report of Director of Distribution on coal supplies in South Wales during strike, 1 Nov. 1920. Nos 11-15. Papers relating to the South Wales Coal Supplies Committee, Oct.-Nov. 1920; No. 16. Balance sheet of the S.W.M.F., 1920. No. 17. Coal Mines (Decontrol) Act, 1921, 24 March 1921; Nos 19-33. Notes, memos, jottings, etc., from Cabinets and conferences, relating to negotiations with the miners, 5-9 April 1921; No. 36. Ministry of Labour memo on wages, 11 April 1921; No. 39. PM's reply to deputation of N.U.R. and Transport Workers Federation, 14 April 1921; No. 44. Memo on coal industry by R. O. Mennell, May 1921; Nos 45-51. Memos on negotiations and effects of coal stoppage, n.d. (May 1921); No. 53. Memo by H. B. Butler (I.L.O.) on ratification of Washington Convention on hours of labour, June 1921; and No. 54. Conversation H. B. Butler and M. Albert Thomas, 7 May 1921. Index: Addison, Dr, No. 23; Barnard, A. H., No. 4; Barnard, A. S., No. 3; Butler, H. B. (I.L.C.), Nos 52-54; Chamberlain, Austen, No. 19; Davies, J. T., Nos 12, 22; Gibson, Finlay A., S.Wales Coal Director, Nos 10, 13-15; Griffiths, W. T., Mines Department, No. 37; Hilton, John, No. 40; Hodges, Frank, M.F.G.B., Nos 21, 23-24; Hughes, Thomas, Welsh Board of Health, Nos 11-12; Ince, G. H., No. 35; Lloyd George, David, Nos 19, 23-33, 39, 56; Mennell, R. O., Nos 43-44; Thomas, Albert France, No. 54; Thomas, J. H., N.U.R., Nos 22, 24, 34.

Nos 1-56. Correspondence, memoranda and papers relating to industrial relations. The papers refer, in the main, to the troubles in the coal industry. The more substantial items are: No. 1. Report by the Advisory Committee on economies in coal costs, 18 Dec. 1922 (pub. 1923); Nos 2-3. Memos on the state of the coal trade, [late 1922-early 1923]; No. 4. Memo on position of the Coal Industry, 26 Feb. 1923 (for deputation to PM, 27 Feb. 1923); No. 5. Report No. 13 on coal prices by H.W.C., 26 Feb. 1923; No. 6. Minutes of meeting Mining Association and M.F.G.B., 26 April 1923; No. 7. Coal Mines (Minimum Wage) Amendment Bill (W. Adamson), 9 May 1923; Nos 9-31. Papers relating to Adamson's Minimum Wage Bill; Nos 9-10. Memo and comment on mining wages scheme, n.d. (one labelled 1919 but in 1923 file); No. 11. Memo by Min. of Lab. on regulation of wages by cost of living index, 12 June 1923; No. 14. Memo on Coal by P. J. Hannon of British Commonwealth Union, 19 June 1923; No. 16. Memo on recoupment of deficiencies, 20 June 1923; Nos 17-18. Notes on wages and profits South Wales, [n.d.]; No. 19. Note on output Eastern Federated Area, [n.d.]; No. 20. Note on deficiencies on standard profits, [n.d.]; No. 21. Memo to PM on minimum wage debate, 21 June 1923; No. 22. Memo on Adamson's Bill, [n.d.]; No. 25. Memo on subsistence wage in S. Wales, 21 June 1923; No. 26. Memo on Adamson's Bill, [n.d.]; No. 27. Debate on Adamson's Bill: request for information by Board of Trade (four following papers); No. 28. Comparison of wages in coal and other industries, [n.d.] (June 1923); No. 29. Unemployment, all industries, at 21 May 1923; No. 30. Royalties and output, [n.d.]; No. 31. Profits and wages per ton of coal raised, Oct. 1921-Feb. 1923; Nos 32-34. Leaflets on the Coal Trade late 1923; No. 35. Memo by the Ministry of Labour on Instructions to the British Government Delegates to International Labour Conference at Geneva (C.P. 332 (24)), 2 June 1924; No. 36. Letter to PM on trade union political levy, 22 Feb. 1925; No. 40. Coal output and profits, Jan. 1924-March 1925; No. 41. Statement of S. Wales Coalowners' terms, 22 July 1925 (A. J. Cook's copy); No. 46. Report of Court of Inquiry into Coal Dispute, 28 July 1925; Nos 47-48. Memos on coal dispute, [n.d.] (July 1925); No. 49. Draft report of PM's discussion on coal dispute, 30 July 1925; Nos 50-51. Draft agreement between Mining Assoc. and Govt., 1 Aug. 1925; No. 52. Explanatory Memo on Terms of Settlement, 4 Aug. 1925; No. 53. Memo on emergency organisation to combat strikes, 7 Aug. 1925; No. 54. Royal Commission on the Coal Industry: Minutes of Evidence: 27 Oct. 1925; No. 55. Royal Commission on the Coal Industry: Minutes of Evidence: 28 Oct. 1925; and No. 56. Memo on coal crisis by Sir W. McKenzie, 29 Dec. 1925. Index: Albett, Noah, M.F.G.B., No. 6; Adamson, W., M.F.G.B., Nos 6-7, 9-31; Baldwin, Stanley, Nos 12-13, 15, 21, 36, 49; Barlow, C. A. Montague, Min. of Lab., No. 15; Evans, Arthur E., Nos 44-45; Gibson, Finlay A., Nos 50-51; Hannon, P. J., Nos 13-14; Hartshorn, Vernon, M.F.G.B., No. 6; Hodges, Frank, M.F.G.B., Nos 6, 8, 26; McKenzie, Sir W., No. 56; Murrell, Frank, Nos 42-43; Steel-Maitland, A., No. 56; Varley, F. B., M.F.G.B., No. 6; Walsh, Stephen, M.F.G.B., Nos 6, 16, 26; Williams, Evan, Mining Association, Nos 6, 12, 25.

Nos 1-95. Correspondence, memoranda and papers relating to industrial relations. The papers refer mainly to the General Strike (Nos 14-71), and include a considerable number of notes, jottings, verbatim transcripts, etc., of Cabinet meetings and conferences. The more substantial items are: No. 1. Memo on Royal Commission on Coal Industry (1925), early 1926; Nos 2-13. Mining Association pamphlets on S. Wales Coal Trade, early 1926; No. 14. PM's notes of speech on Royal Commission, 11 March 1926; Nos 15-20. Notes (mainly by A. Steel-Maitland) from Cabinet / Conference of 24 March 1926; Nos 21-26. Notes on negotiations by Thomas Jones (one humorous), 23-28 April 1926; Nos 27-28. Two secret letters on opinion among trade union leaders, by [John Muir?] on 'Wednesday' [28 April?] 1926; No. 32. Manuscript note by Secretary of Cabinet Conference, 5.40, [n.d.]; No. 33. Manuscript note by Secretary of Cabinet Conference, 5.50, Friday (30 April); No. 34. Manuscript note by Secretary of Cabinet Conference, 6.45 (ref. to Daily Mail printers at end); Nos 36-37. Narrative notes by Thomas Jones, one labelled 1 May 1926; Nos 38-55. Undated notes, jottings, etc., from period of outbreak of Strike; No. 38. Notes by Thomas Jones of conference between PM and Owners; Nos 39-40. Notes by Thomas Jones on policy; Nos 41-45. Notes in conference; No. 46. Verbatim account of incoherent statement; Nos 47-53. Notes in conference; Nos 54-55. Calculations on S. Wales prices, wages profits, etc.; No. 56. PM's statement, 2 May 1926, 1.15 a.m.; No. 57. Notes on PM's speech, 3 May 1926; No. 61. Narrative notes by Thomas Jones, 6 May 1926; No. 62. Draft of PM's statement, 6 May 1926; Nos 65-66. Government terms, 7 May 1926; No. 67. Draft of PM's broadcast statement, with account of conference on dorse, 8 May 1926; No. 68. Extract from Manchester Guardian, 10 May 1926; No. 70. Draft notice of end of Strike, 12 May 1926; No. 71. Notes, 12 May 1926; No. 79. Debate in Lords (Dunedin on 1906 T.U. Act), 20 July 1926; No. 82. Letter of PM to A. J. Cook, 21 Sept. 1926; No. 84. Government's amendment of T.U. Law: Proposals of National Confederation of Employers' Organisations, 5 Oct. 1926; No. 90. Memo by Board of Trade on Co-operative Selling in the Coal Industry (C.P.10(27)), 14 Jan. 1927; No. 91. A Shawell on T.U. Reform. Times, 17-26 Jan. 1927; No. 92. Sir Josiah Stamp to PM on T.U. Legislation, 20 Jan. 1927; No. 94. Memo by H. B. Butler (I.L.O.) on Eight Hours Convention, 22 Jan. 1927; and No. 95. Memo by A. Steel-Maitland on Some Tendencies of T.U. opinion (C.P. 28(27)), 28 Jan. 1927. Index: Attorney-General, No. 85; Baldwin, Stanley, Nos 14-71, 74, 82, 83, 85; Bevin, Ernest, No. 29; Birkenhead, Lord, No. 20; Butler, H. B. (I.L.O.), Nos 93, 94; Citrine, Walter, No. 49; Cook, A. J., M.F.G.B., No. 82; Davies, Miss Gwendoline E., No. 60; Davies, John, W.E.A., No. 78; 'Frank', No. 64; German, Sir James, No. 35; Gibson, Finlay A., No. 2; Gosling, Henry, No. 28; Haldane, Lord, No. 76; Hartshorn, Vernon, No. 28; Jones, Eirene Ll., No. 63; Laski, H. J., No. 72; Lloyd-Jones, Dodo, Nos 58-59; McGurk, Mr, No. 28; Morgan, Herbert, No. 78; Murray, Gilbert, No. 73; Pugh, A., No. 49; Richard, Thomas, Nos 85-87; Samuel, Lord (Sir Herbert Samuel), No. 74; Shadwell, A., No. 91; Simpson, Rev. R. J., No. 77; Simpson, Mr, No. 30; Smith, Herbert, No. 27; Stamp, Sir Josiah, No. 92; Steel-Maitland, A., Nos 16-18, 43, 95; Thomas, J. H., N.U.R., Nos 29, 45; Walsh, Stephen, M.F.G.B., No. 28; Williams, Evan, Mining Association, No. 38.

Nos 1-44. Correspondence, memoranda and papers relating to industrial relations. The papers relate entirely to the Trade Disputes Act of 1927. The more substantial items are: No. 1. Trade Disputes Bill, 4 April 1927; Nos 7-13, 19, 22-33. Hansard: Commons Debates on Trade Disputes Bill, 11 May-23 June 1927; No. 17. Memo by Min. of Lab. on unemployment in the coal trade (C.P. 145 (27)), 10 May 1927; No. 18. Cabinet 32 (27). Decision on unemployment in the coal trade, 19 May 1927; and Nos 34-43. Labour pamphlets against the Trade Disputes Bill. Index. Individuals named in Hansard are not indexed. Garvin, J. L., No. 3; Halsbury, Earl of, No. 2; Hogg, Sir Douglas, Attorney-General, No. 20; Laski, H. J., No. 5; Shadwell, A., No. 44; Samuel, Sir Herbert (Lord Samuel); No. 21; Steel-Maitland, A., Min. of Lab., No. 17.

A collection of memoranda, surveys, correspondence and miscellaneous papers relating to education. Papers directly relating to government policy are few in number, being concentrated around the Education Act of 1918, with some relating to the Labour government of 1924. Most of the papers are concerned with adult education. There is a fairly full collection of W.E.A. material, a substantial collection of papers relating to the Joint Advisory Committee of University tutorial classes, and much material on the Institute of Adult Education, Educational Settlements, A.B.C.A. etc. In addition, there are large collections relating to Thomas Jones's work with educational trusts, the Royal Commission for the Exhibition of 1851 and the Garton Foundation. Miscellanea and fragmentary material complete this class. Material of similar character may be found scattered throughout the collection. See especially, classes H, J, K, M, P, R, S, U, V and W. Note: The Welsh districts of the W.E.A. are bound in this class, along with the general W.E.A. material, not in class H (Wales). Arranged into: Government policy, 8 Dec. 1902-9 Feb. 1925 (D 1); W.E.A., April 1911-21 Nov. 1947 (D 2); W.E.A. Wales, 3 June 1911-3 Feb. 1948 (D 3); University Tutorial classes, 1909-26 (D 4); Adult Education, 12 Oct. 1919-12 Sept. 1951 (D 5); Educational Settlements, general, May 1939-7 July 1945 (D 6); Educational Settlements, particular, 1921-1 April 1954 (D 7); 1851 Commission, 8 Feb. 1921-5 Dec. 1946 (D 8); 1851 Commission, 10 Feb. 1947-1 Oct. 1954 (D 9); Garton Foundation, 14 May 1921-8 Nov. 1951 (D 10); and Miscellanea, 1892-1945 (D 11).

Nos 1-65. Correspondence, memoranda and papers relating to Government policy on education. The bulk of the papers relate to the confidential conferences on education held under the chairmanship of Lord Haldane, Oct.-Nov. 1916 (Nos 7-18), the Education Act of 1918 and to the educational policy of the Labour Government of 1924. The more substantial items are: No. 1. Education Act, 1902; No. 2. Employment of Children Act 1903; No. 3. Education (Administrative Provisions) Act 1907; No. 4. Local Education Authorities (Medical Treatment) Act 1909. Ch.13; No. 5. Memo (F.O.), A national system of education on a new basis of state grants, July 1913; No. 6. Cabinet Memo, Proposals for a National Schemes of Advanced Instructions and Research in Science, Technology and Commerce, J. A. P., 9 April 1915; No. 7. Manuscript notes on secondary education, [n.d.]; Nos 8, 9, 11. Decisions of Conference, 10, 18, 26 Oct., 1, 10, 27 Nov. 1916; No. 10. Memo on education by H. F. Heath, 15 Nov. 1916; No. 12. Memo on the reform of our educational system by Lord Haldane (17 Aug. 1916) with notes by Sir A. Selby-Biggs, Sir Robert Blair and Sir John Struthers (among Nov. 1916 papers); No. 13. Statistical memo on entrance scholarships in science (20 March 1915) among Nov. 1916 papers; No. 14. Statistical memo on salaries of civil servants and teachers; No. 15. Memo on salaries and pensions of teachers in England and abroad; No. 16. Memo on secondary school population, 1913-1914; No. 17. Memo on salaries of teachers in Germany, with school statistics, 1901-1915; No. 18. Memo on salaries of teachers in France, with school statistics; No. 19. Cabinet memo, Education Development, H. A. L. Fisher, 2 Feb. 1917; No. 20. Cabinet memo, Educational Reform, H. A. L. Fisher, 5 Feb. 1917; Nos 21-24. Memo and correspondence on roles of Local Govt. Board and Board of Education in Health Work for Young Children, 12-13 Feb. 1917; No. 26. Memo (War Cabinet, G.T.382), Educational Developments (Scotland) by R. M., 6 April 1917; No. 28. Cabinet Memo, Education Bill 1917, 16 May 1917; No. 29. Cabinet Memo, Education Bill 1917, Note on Clauses, 17 May 1917; No. 30. Cabinet Memo (G.T.961), Employment of Children Act, 1903, Clause 13 of Education Bill 1917, H. A. L. Fisher, 4 June 1917; No. 31. Letter, H. A. L. Fisher to Thomas Jones on proposed Sub-Committee on Adult Education, 9 June 1917; No. 32. Cabinet Memo (G.T.961A), Memo on Circular G.T.961, Sir George Cave, 13 June 1917; No. 33. Education Bill 1917, 30 July 1917 (G.T.1651); No. 34. Cabinet Memo (G.T.1601), Pensions for Teachers, H. A. L. Fisher, 1 Aug. 1917; No. 37. Cabinet Memo (G.T.2060), Higher Education Finance, H. A. L. Fisher, 18 Sept. 1917; No. 38. Cabinet Memo (G.T.2370), Report by President of Board of Education on his provincial tour, H. A. L. Fisher, 20 Oct. 1917; No. 39. Cabinet Memo (G.T.2394), Memo on same by G. N. Barnes, 29 Oct. 1917; No. 40. Cabinet Memo (G.T.2459), Memo on same by H. A. L. Fisher, 31 Oct. 1917; No. 41. Reconstruction Committee: Sub-Committee on Adult Education, Notes on Industry and Education (A.E.44), James Morton, Oct. 1917; No. 42. Cabinet Memo (G.T.2838), Report of the President of the Board of Education; No. 43. Welsh memo on the Education Bill, [n.d.]; No. 44. Educational Settlements Association. Memo on Education Bill, [n.d.]; No. 45. Education (No. 2) Bill (G.T.3282), Jan. 1918; Nos 46-49, 51. Cabinet Memoranda (G.T.3391, 4014, 4581, 5086, 5368), Reports of the President of the Board of Education, H. A. L. Fisher, 18 Jan.-8 Aug. 1918; No. 50. Cabinet memo (G.T.5134), Catholic Schools under the Bill, 10 July 1918; No. 53. Elie Halevy, La Nouvelle Loi Scolaire Anglaise, reprint, Revue de Paris, 1 Oct. 1919; No. 54. University Conference, Memo on University Salaries, 4 July 1921; No. 56. Cabinet, Unemployment Committee Memo (C.U.614), Note on Juvenile Unemployment, R. B. Howorth, 26 Jan. 1924; No. 57. T.U.C. - Labour Party Executive: Advisory Committee on Education, Confidential Memo to Govt. on the policy of the Board of Education, Feb. 1924; No. 58. R. H. Tawney, Confidential memoranda to Govt. on Organisation of Board of Education, 1924; No 59. R. H. Tawney, Confidential memoranda to Govt. on adolescent education and unemployment, 1924. Index: Barnes, G. N., Nos 39-40; Blair, Sir Robert, Nos 8-9, 11-12; Bourne, Cardinal F., Roman Catholic Archbishop of Westminster, No. 50; Bruce, W. N., Nos 9, 11; Cave, Sir George, Home Office, No. 32; Fisher, H. A. L., President of Board of Education, Nos 19-25, 28, 30-31, 34, 37-40, 42, 46-49, 51; Haldane, Lord, Nos 8-9, 11-12; Halevy, Elie, No. 53; Heath, H. F., Nos 8-11; Howorth, R. B., No. 56; Lloyd George, David, Nos 21-24, 50; R. M., No. 26; McCormick, Sir William S., Nos 8-9, 11; Morton, James, No. 41; J. A. P., No. 6; Rhondda, Lord, Nos 21-24; Selby-Biggs, Sir A., Nos 8-9, 11-12; Smith, N. D. Bosworth, Board of Education, No. 31; Struther, Sir John, Nos 8-9, 11-12; Tawney, R. H., Nos 58-59; Trevelyan, C. P., No. 65; Wilson, P. W., No. 25.

Nos 1-169. Correspondence, memoranda and papers relating to the Garton Foundation. The Garton Foundation, based on the fortune of Sir Richard Garton, was organised, before World War I, to promote the study of International Policy. In the later stages of the War and in the immediate post-War period, however, it devoted its attention to internal problems. Its Industrial Memorandum was the root inspiration for the Whitley Councils. In 1921, it turned its attention to educational problems and sponsored a survey of the training of teachers. In 1928, Sir Richard Garton established a Trust to administer a Garton Foundation Scholarship in the Social Sciences. In 1941, it was decided to terminate the Trust and to transfer its funds to the National Institute of Economic and Social Resesarch, which was to provide Garton Research Scholarships under its own auspices. The transfer was effected early in 1942. The papers include (i) papers relating to the survey of teacher training carried out by the Foundation (1-48); and (ii) foundation documents of the Scholarship (53-56). The remainder relate to the adminstration of the scholarship scheme and to the winding-up of the Foundation. NB. The Minute Book and Cash Book of the Scholarship Trust, which are hard-cover ledgers, are stored with the Unbound Series, together with Thomas Jones' notebooks etc. Index: Baldwin, Stanley, Nos 101, 110, 130, 140; Balfour, A. J., Earl of Balfour, Nos 53-56; Barger, Harold, U.S.A., No. 161; Brett, Maurice H., Nos 8, 21, 23, 28-30, 33-34, 43, 62-63; Burns, C. Delisle, No. 58; Chapman, R. W., Clarendon Press, Nos 70, 98, 104, 120, 122, 136; Clay, Henry, Nos 134-135, 137, 146; Crowther, Geoffrey, No. 107; Deloitte & Co., Accountants, Nos 72, 74, 79, 80, 124-125, 143-144, 145, 149, 151-152; Esther, Lord, Nos 1, 12, 14, 27, 49-56; Garton, Sir Richard, Nos 53-56; Hall, N. F., N.I.E.S.R., Nos 87-89, 92-94, 96-97, 165-168; Howard, John, Nos 128, 159-160; Jones, Lance G. E., Nos 19-20, 22, 24-26, 35, 39-42, 44-48, 104, 123, 129; Keynes, J. M., No. 158; Kittredge, T. B., Rockefeller Foundation, No. 94; Leontinoff, F. S., N.I.E.S.R., No. 121; Lloyds Bank, Nos 102, 108-117, 148, 150, 154-155; Miers, Sir Henry A., Nos 53-56, 65, 103, 118-119, 130, 133; Moir, K. Macrae, Nos 163-164; Quick, Stanley, Garton Trust, Nos 64, 66-68, 70-71, 75-82, 84-86, 90-91, 100-101, 161-162; Robinson, Miss Florence, Garton Trust, Nos 135-136, 138-141, 144, 146-154, 156; Rowntree, B. Seebohm, No. 7; Shaw, Sir Evelyn, Nos 99-100, 162; Smith, A. L. Balliol, Nos 11, 13; Stamp, Sir Josiah, Nos 59-60, 105-106; Stevenson, Sir Daniel M., Nos 49-51; Stone, Mrs F. S., N.I.E.S.R., Nos 138-139, 141, 146-147, 153, 156, 163-164, 169; Tamplin & Co., solicitors, Nos 53-56, 82, 126-127, 142; Tawney, R. H., Nos 3-6, 9-10, 15-18, 36-38; Webster, Prof. C. K., No. 86.

Nos 1-35. Miscellaneous papers on Education. Arranged as follows: (i) Nos 1-22 are mainly pamphlets, papers, lectures, etc., on educational subjects; (ii) Nos 23-27 are cuttings on educational policy, 1928-1929; (iii) Nos 28-31 are correspondence on a proposed Readership in Comparative Education at London, Jan. 1931, (iv) Nos 32-34 are a memorandum (A. Flexner) on the Institute of Advanced Study at Princeton (1931), plus two bulletins of the Institute, 1933 and 1945; and (v) No. 35 is a paper on American education by Matthys Jolles of Germany, [n.d.]. The more substantial items include: No. 15 is a letter on education from A. A. Bowman to Sir Henry Jones, 4 Dec. 1917; and No. 17 is a Universities Handbook for 1918. Index: Bligh, Stanley M., No. 7; Bowman, A. A., No. 15; Clark, John, No. 5; Flexner, Abraham, No. 32; Gould, F. J., No. 10; Greenwood, Arthur, No. 3; Griffiths, E. H., No. 8; Hall-Smith, P., Thomas Wall Trust, Nos 28-31; Hetherington, H. J. W., No. 20; Hichens, W. L., No. 13; Jolles, Matthys, Germany, No. 35; Jones, Sir Henry, No. 15; Jones, J. H., No. 12; Kenyon, Frederic G., No. 21; Mackay, J. M., No. 11; Okey, Prof. Thomas, No. 19; Percy, Lord Eustace, Nos 23, 27; Radford, George, No. 4; Roberts, W. Rhys, No. 1; Stewart, Prof. J. A., No. 18; Tawney, R. H., No. 3; Turnor, Christopher, No. 14; Wilson, Prof. J. Dover, Nos 28-31.

Nos 1-82. Correspondence, memoranda and papers relating to the Workers' Educational Association. The papers consist mainly of Association minutes, reports etc. Index: Bibby, Eli, No. 70; Carrington, Charles E. H., Adult School Union, No. 34; Cartwright, E. S., Nos 58-59; Fallows, J. A., No. 23; Fisher, H. A. L., President of Board of Education, Nos 17, 37; Goodman, H., No. 63; Green, Ernest, No. 65; Jones, Miss H. G. Everton, No. 4; Lochhead, John, Nos 77-78; Mactavish, J. M., Nos 6, 11, 24, 35, 45, 49-50, 52, 58-74; Mallon, J. J., No. 82; Mansbridge, Albert, Nos 4, 44; Miers, Sir Henry A., No. 37; Stewart, A. C., No. 41; Straker, W. R., No. 68; Temple, William, Nos 3, 5, 44-45; Watkins, Percy, No. 77; Williams, W. E., No. 80.

Nos 1-114. Correspondence, memoranda and papers relating to the Workers' Educational Association in Wales. Some of the material is in Welsh. Arranged into (i) W.E.A. Welsh District, 3 June 1911-1926, together with some notes on a joint meeting of the N. and S. Wales Districts at the end of the War of 1939-1945 (1-37); (ii) W.E.A. South Wales District, Dec. 1925-3 Feb. 1948 (38-82). Mainly official papers. Nos 49-71 relate to the appointment of a District Secretary in 1938 (testimonials not indexed); and (iii) W.E.A. North Wales District, 15 Jan. 1925-24 Jan. 1948 (83-114). Index: Bell, Richard, No. 66; Cope, Sir Alfred, No. 41; Davies, D. J., No. 52; Davies, Jansen, No. 62; Davies, John, Nos 25, 39, 41-42; Davies, Sir William, NLW, Nos 106-107; Evans, D. E., Nos 49-51, 54-55, 59, 61, 71; George, William, No. 24; Green, Ernest, Nos 54-55, 97, 104, 110; Grenfell, Mansell, Nos 47-48, 63; Guy, D. T., Nos 67, 71-74, 77-82; Howells, Lilian, No. 7; James, Howell E., No. 12; James, Silas, No. 68; Jenkins, Dafydd, Nos 56-57, 69; Jones, B. Maelor, Director, Merioneth, Nos 111-112; Jones, Glyn, No. 64; Jones, Sir Henry, No. 24; Jones, J. B., No. 59; Lindsay, A. D., Balliol, No. 42; Lush, Archie, No. 54; Mackenzie, Prof. J. S., Cardiff, Nos 1, 3, 6; 'Miles', No. 60; Rathbone, Miss M. F., No. 20; Roberts, J. W., Nos 56-57; Roberts, Mrs Mary Silyn, Nos 93, 96, 98, 100-103, 105-109; Roberts, R. Silyn, Nos 83, 86-87, 89, 91; Rogers, Thomas, No. 65; Sandbrook, J. A., Western Mail, Nos 29-30; Tawney, R. H., Nos 17, 27; Thomas, B. B., Nos 58, 113; Thomas, D. Lleufer, No. 11; Thomas, John, Aberdare, Nos 2, 4-5, 8; Thomas, Philip, No. 11; Watkins, Stanley H., Nos 10-11, 18-19, 21; Watkins, Percy, No. 54; Williams, W. J., Chief Inspector, Nos 52-53.

Nos 1-97. Correspondence, memoranda and papers relating to the Central Joint Advisory Committee on Tutorial Classes, with a little analogous material. The papers consist almost exclusively of official papers reports to the Committee by Universities on their tutorial and extension classes, memoranda, report of summer schools, statisticts of classes and pupils, reports on the award of Cassel Trust grants to enable Tutorial class pupils to spend some time at the University, and similar material. The bulk of the papers relate to the period 1917-24. Individual scholarship-holders, reporting agents etc. are not indexed. Index: Angus, J. Mortimer, Registrar, Univ. of Wales, Nos 3-6; Beaton, Winifred, Nos 9, 20-21; Beaumont, Winifred (identical?), Nos 56-57, 66, 68; Brown, D. J. A., Registrar, University Coll., Cardiff, No. 94; Jaffe, A., University of Belfast, No. 2; Muirhead, J. H., Nos 37, 42; Palmer, Mabel, No. 8; Powicke, Prof. F. M., No. 2; Roberts, R. D., Univ. of Wales, No. 7; Tawney, R. H., No. 29.

Arranged into (i) correspondence, memoranda and papers relating to the World Association for Adult Education (1-15); (ii) correspondence, memoranda and papers relating to the British Institute of Adult Education, 17 Aug. 1926-12 Sept. 1951 (16-100); and (iii) correspondence, memoranda and papers relating to the Army Bureau of Current Affairs (A.B.C.A.) and to schemes for a peacetime A.B.C.A., 29 Sept. 1941-16 Oct. 1945 (101-165). Index: Astor, Waldorf, Nos 111, 114-127, 131-132, 135-136, 140-141, 159-162, 165; Butler, R. A., Minister of Education, Nos 80, 128, 130, 133-134, 137, 139, 142-143, 157; Cameron, A. C., Nos 70, 93-94; Chick, Miss Katharine, Nos 29, 50, 77-79, 82-84, 87, 89-90, 95; Clarke, Prof. F., No. 13; Constable, Prof. W. G., No. 23; Dalston, Mr, No. 140; Dudley, Dr James, Nos 43-46, 88; Durbin, Evan M., No. 138; Elliott, K, No. 165; Grigg, Sir James (P. J.), Nos 107-109; Griff, Lady G., Nos 108-109; Hubback, Mrs Evan M., Nos 119, 144-146; Hutchinson, E. M., Nos 99-100; Iveagh, Lord, Nos 159-162; Jarvis, Alan, Nos 147-156; Jones, Dorothy W., Nos 6, 11, 14-15; MacAdam, Ivison S., Nos 127, 129, 135; Mansbridge, Albert, Nos 2, 23-24; Nicholson, Mary, No. 150; Owen, A. D. K., Nos 112-114, 117-118, 121; Richard, W. L., No. 28; Searls, T. Harvey, Nos 16-18, 21-22; Tree, Ronald, No. 36; Twentyman, A. E., Nos 5, 8, 10; White, A. C. T., No. 74; Wilkie, J., Carnegie Trust, Nos 153-154, 159; Williams, W. E., Nos 25-35, 37-41, 101-105, 113, 159, 163-164; Wood, Sir Robert S., Min. of Education, Nos 157-158.

Nos 1-124. Correspondence, memoranda and papers relating to the Educational Settlements Association, and analogous documents. The papers relate mainly to plans for the development of adult education after the War, with particular reference to residential education for adults. There is considerable overlap with some of the wartime papers in D 5. Index: Archdall, Rev. H. K., Lampeter, Nos 37, 40; Ashby, M. K., No. 7; Astor, Waldorf, Nos 53-54, 107-108; Behrend, A. F., No. 60; Cadbury, George, No. 72; Canterbury, Archbishop of, Nos 18-19, 24; S. B. D. (Dalston?), No. 63; Dalston, S. B. (?), No. 63; Davies, Mrs Alice Huws, No. 50; Durbin, Evan M., Nos 45, 49; Dyson, C. M., No. 7; Fisher, N. G., Nos 78, 85; Hazelton, William, Educ. Settlements Assoc., Nos 4-6, 12, 14-15, 20-21, 24, 27, 33, 42-44, 47-48, 50, 55, 57, 64-69, 71, 73, 83, 88-91, 95, 98, 103, 105-106, 109-117, 121-124; Jenkins, D. W. T., Director, Caernarfonshire, Nos 74, 102; Keeton, Prof. G. W., Nos 9-12; Lees-Milne, J., National Trust, Nos 77, 79, 86-87; Mack, John A., Newbattle, Nos 16-17, 35-36, 50-52; Scotland, Andrew, No. 62; Smith, F., Ruskin College, No. 93; Thomas, B. B., Nos 13, 22, 34, 46, 64, 67, 92, 94-96, 99-101, 104; Thomas, Elfed, Director, Swansea, Nos 92-93; Watkins, Prof. Stanley H., Nos 56, 61; Wheldon, Wynn P., No. 41; Wilkie, J., Carnegie Trust, No. 23; Wood, Sir Robert S., Min. of Education, No. 70.

Arranged into (i) correspondence, memoranda and papers relating to the International People's College, Elsinore, Denmark, Aug. 1927-20 Aug. 1945 (1-56); (ii) correspondence, memoranda and papers relating to the college at Newbattle Abbey, Dalkeith, sponsored by Philip Kerr (Lord Lothian), 12 Sept. 1931-17 Nov. 1943 (57-132); (iii) correspondence, memoranda and papers relating to the scheme to open a college at Llanwern, Newport, sponsored by Lady Rhondda, 5 March 1943-13 July 1944 (133-162); (iv) papers relating to the settlement at Spennymoor, Durham, 14 March 1952-1 April 1954 (163-169); and (v) miscellaneous, comprising some papers relating to Ruskin College, Oxford, and a large collection of pamphlets, programmes etc., relating to individual settlements, c.1921-1927 (170-190). Index: Ammundsen, Bishop Valderman, No. 51; Baldwin, Stanley, No. 101; Barton, John B., Nos 22, 24, 30; Blackburn, Bessie K., No. 14; Buxton, C. S., No. 170; Cecil, Lord, No. 12; Coggin, Enid, Caldecott Community, No. 190; Drysdale, Grace, Edinburgh, No. 70; Farrell, W. G., Spennymoor, Nos 163, 168; Fleure, Prof. H. J., Nos 1, 17; Fraser, A. G., Newbattle, Nos 102-105, 108-109, 111-117, 131; Freindship, Winnifred, No. 14; Fry, Geoffrey, No. 101; Goldsmith, Leila, No. 14; Hall, Fred, Nos 27-28; Holland, Thomas, Edinburgh, No. 68; Irvine, Sir James C., St Andrews, Nos 61, 64, 66-67, 73; Jones, T. Mervyn, Nos 144-145, 152-153, 155; Kemp, Charles, Newbattle, Nos 88, 90, 93, 96, 102-103, 105-107, 110-112, 118-125, 127-129; Kerr, Philip, Lord Lothian, Nos 57-67, 71, 76-78, 81-82, 92, 94-95; Le Mare, A. S., Nos 5-10, 14, 21, 27; Livingstone, Sir Richard, Nos 133-136, 138, 146-148, 150, 159-162; Low, James W., Nos 89, 91-92; Lush, Archie J., Nos 139-140, 143, 154, 160; Mack, John A., Newbattle, No. 131; Mallon, J. J., No. 29; Manniche, Peter, Elsinore, Nos 11-13, 15, 18-21, 29, 51, 54-56; Matheson, D. M., National Trust, No. 136; Mitchell, J. M., Carnegie Trust, Nos 80, 82; Morris, D. E., No. 14; Nay, F. J., Canada, No. 19; Peddie, J. R., Nos 72-79, 132; Pride, Emrys, Nos 91-92; Rait, R. S., Glasgow, No. 65; Rhondda, Lady, Nos 133-140, 156-158; Salter, Sir Arthur, No. 173; Smith, Miss A. W., No. 131; Smith, George Adam, Aberdeen, No. 69; Thomas, B. B., Nos 141, 149; Twentyman, A. E., No. 123; Watkins, Percy, Nos 137, 142; William, Prof. A. F. Basil, Edinburgh, Nos 70-71; Wimble, Ernest W., W.T.A., Nos 23, 25-26, 35-38, 41-56; Yeaxlee, Basil A., Sunday School Chronicle, Nos 2-4.

Nos 1-170. Correspondence, memoranda and papers relating to the Royal Commission for the Exhibition of 1851. The Royal Commission for the Exhibition of 1851 administered the educational funds accruing from the surplus of the Great Exhibition. It managed the great educational complex in its estate in Kensington (Imperial College, Museums, etc.), awarded post-graduate studentships for research in science and naval architecture, granted Industrial Bursaries, and travelling schollarships to the British School at Rome, which was reorganised by the Commissioners, and afforded assistance to educational institutions. The collection consists almost entirely of official minutes, memos, reports, etc. Scholarship holders, accountants, etc., are not indexed. Index: Connaught, Duke of, No. 19; Duff, Patrick, Office of Works, No. 60; Dyson, G., Royal College of Music, Nos 59, 76; Jeans, Sir James, Nos 94, 99; Kenyon, Frederic G., British School at Rome, Nos 139, 141, 153; Macmillan, Lord, Nos 24, 131, 145, 153, 163; Moore, B. P., Royal College of Art, No. 63; Myres, John L., British School at Athens, Nos 154-155; Peacock, Sir Edward, Nos 145-146; Reichel, Sir Harry, No. 5; Shaw, Evelyn, 1851 Commission, Nos 1-3, 11, 15-24, 28-29, 32-45, 48-65, 67-81, 83-122, 133-145, 149-160, 163, 170; Sibly, Principal, Swansea, No. 4; Smith, Sir Frank, Nos 64, 156; Stamfordham, Lord, No. 19; Sturch, W. D., 1851 Commission, Nos 30-31, 146, 161-170; Vaughan, E., Nos 25-26; Vigers, Leslie R., Nos 21-23; Wigram, Lord, No. 99; Williams, R. C., Min. of Works, Nos 118, 120, 137.

Nos 1-75. Correspondence, memoranda and papers relating to the Royal Commission for the Exhibition of 1851. The collection consists almost entirely of official memos, reports, minutes, etc. Scholarship-holders, accountants, etc., are not indexed. Index: Ashmole, Bernard, British School at Athens, No. 43; Deeley, Geoffrey H., Soc. of Roman Scholars, No. 23; Harding, Sir Edward J., No. 48; Kenyon, Frederic G., British School at Rome, Nos 22, 41-42; Robinson, Sir R., No. 24; Shaw, Sir Evelyn, Nos 1, 8, 47; Sturch, W. D., 1851 Commission, Nos 3, 13, 18, 20-21, 23, 25, 28, 30-32, 35-38, 40, 44, 46, 49, 53, 58, 60, 62-64, 68, 73-75; Taylor, T. W. J., Univ. of West Indies, No. 25.

A collection of letters, papers, press-cuttings and memoranda (private and governmental) relating to foreign affairs. The most coherent sections are those relating to institutions and organised groups - the League of Nations Union, the Royal Institute of International Affairs, and the York Trust Europe Study Group. The remainder of the collection is rather diffuse. There are occasional papers and memoranda on Soviet Russia and China, a collection of confidential material relating to the Hague Conference of 1929 and a larger collection on America and its relationships with Europe, deriving mainly from Thomas Jones' friendship with Professor James T. Shotwell. The collection on Germany, which refers both to the period of Appeasement and to that of hostilities, appears to be a residue. Much other material of a similar character may be found scattered throughout the collection, with particular reference to Germany and the U.S.A. See especially classes A, O, P, Q, S, T, W and Z. Arranged into: Germany, 1 Aug. 1918-Oct. 1939 (E 1); Soviet Russia, 2 Feb. 1918-Oct. 1927, China, 21 Oct. 1927-20 May 1930, and Hague Conference, 13 Feb.-31 Aug. 1929 (E 2); U.S.A., May 1919-17 Dec. 1927 (E 3); U.S.A., 5 Jan. 1928-21 March 1945 (E 4); League of Nations and League of Nations Union, 1917-Dec. 1922 (E 5); League of Nations and League of Nations Union, 23 Jan. 1924-March 1933, British Association for International Understanding, 13 Oct. 1939-12 Dec. 1944, and Federalism and Federal Union, 29 Oct. 1938-21 Nov. 1944 (E 6); Royal Institute of International Affairs, 23 Sept. 1920-1 Oct. 1946 (E 7); York Trust, Europe Study Group, 11 Aug. 1939-13 May 1941 (E 8); and York Trust, Europe Study Group, Memoranda, Jan.-April 1940 (E 9).