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Robert Henriques

RUL MS 3270

Handlist

Index to boxes

1 Personal

2-4 Household

5-7 Estate

8 Local interests

9-10 Israel

11 100 Hours to Suez

12 The Bridge in Britain

13-14 Association for Jewish Youth

15 Judaism

16-18 Jewish matters

19-20 Les Roches Rouge and other properties

21-22 General

23 Appeals

24 American War bonds tour

25 Travel

26-27 Engagements

28 Speeches

29 Cavendish Lecture

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30 ‘Field’ articles

31 BBC and ‘Field correspondence

32-33 BBC

34 Articles/BBC work

35 Films

36-37 A D Peters

38-39 Publishers

40-42 Literary: miscellaneous

43-44 Literary: general

45 No Arms No armour

46 The Journey Home

47-53 Through the Valley

54-56 A Stranger Here

57 Red Over Green

58 Books

59-72 Marcus Samuel

73-76 Robert Waley Cohen

77 Plays

78-80 Samson on Sunday

81 His Private Face

82-83 Miscellaneous stories

84 Notebooks

85 Writing

86 Cry Angels

87 Corrected and duplicate drafts

88 Dictaphone tapes



89 French translations of Henrique’s books

90 Meego: miscellaneous

91 Oxford

92 Meego: wartime

93 Wartime correspondence/ maps

94 Meego: Casablanca

95-97 A Phoenix Cycle

98 Army

99 Planning monograph

100 Planning monograph: research

101 Meego: post war

102 Meego: A Biography of Myself

103 Financial

104-105 Bank

106 Israeli correspondence

Correspondence re Waley Cohen

Press cuttings

107 Miscellaneous

108 Stephens accounts

Bank statements

109 Literary: receipts

110 Correspondence with John Moore

Library list

Receipts

111 Miscellaneous

112 Cheltenham Literary Festival

113 Personal letters: A-L

114 Cotswolds

French correspondence



115 Personal letters: M-Z

“Famous people”

Publications

1938 Death by Moonlight

1939 No Arms, No Armour

1943 Captain Smith and Company (The Voice of the Trumpet)

1944 The Journey Home (Home Fires Burning)

1950 Through the Valley (Two Little Love)

1950 The Cotswolds

1953 A Stranger Here

1955 Red over Green

1957 A Hundred Hours to Suez

1960 Marcus Samuel, First Viscount Bearsted and Founder of the ‘Shell’ Transport

and trading Company, 1853-1927

1966 Sir Robert Waley Cohen

1968 The commander

1969 From a Biography of Myself



Box 1 Personal

Tour in Ireland 1853: journal of Juliana Lucas, great grandmother of R.H. Journal belonging

to R. H.’s grandmother, 1862-63

R.H.’s school notebook, 1911

Rugby School handbook, 1920

Rugby School notebook, 1921-24. With poems contributed to the school magazine The Comet

Rugby poem ‘Eos Replies to Tithonus’

Early play, 1924

Copy of Rugby School magazine The Comet, No. 32, June 1924

School certificate

Correspondence re R.H.’s early life, including involvement in General Strike

Commissions to Royal Artillery: 2.9.27 and 22.5.34

Personal photograph album

Two cardboard file covers illustrated with fanciful doodles by R.H.

Farewell dinner 1928: menu and postcard

Sketch book 1932-34

Letters from Harry Bloomfield 1938-39

Miscellaneous letters kept by R.H. re war

Photographs of R.H. Also photographs of his paintings; ‘Nude’ and ‘Twilight’

Diary (notebook) 1945

Diaries (pocket) 1943-1956; 1960

Miscellaneous notebooks

Wallet containing various personal papers; mainly wartime passes and identity cards

Box 2- Household

1 file containing correspondence re division of Winson Estate

1 file: annuity for William Howe



2 files: employees

1 file: household

3 files: garden

Box 4 Household

Miscellaneous family business: correspondence with Lee & Pembertons, Bishoff & Co,

Gilbert Samuel, Ralph Bond & Rutherford etc.

Miscellaneous correspondence: Mrs R.D.G. Henriques

Mrs M.R. Henriques

Box 5 Estate (1)

3 files: estate

1 file: analysis of farm

3 files: farm

1 file: Italina pigs

Box 6 Estate (2) Unchecked

Winson herd of pedigree Poll Herefords: 7 files

Box 7 Estate

Hunting, shooting and fishing: 5 files (1) 1933-1954

(2) 1955-1956 (3) 1957-1958

(4) 1959-1960 (5) 1961-1966

The Soil Association 1950-1956

Box 8 Local Interests

Cotswold interests and local commitments: 2 files (1) 1935-1954

(2) 1955-1966

Local history: Winson Methodist Chapel

National Farmers’ Union 1955-1965

Anglo-American relations 1954-1958



Box 9 Israel (9)

Correspondence with Israeli Embassy – Elath, Eliath April 1956 – September 1959

Lourie, Arthur February 1960 – April 1965

Remez, Aharon May 1965-July 1966

Israeli Society: correspondence with Charles M Sieff, charle S spencer, Robert N Carvallo

British Technion Society

Maccabiah Organisation

State of Israel Bonds Drive: America 1957

British Friends of Israel

Box 10 Israel (2)

Kibbutz Kfar Kanassi January 1962 – December 1966

12 day tour of Israel with O. Colburn October 1964

Letters of thanks for (1) 1956 Israeli visit

(2) 1957 Israeli visit

Personal interest in Israel: Israeli art students

Correspondence re aid to Dr Sheba Attel

Hashover hospital

Agricultural research grants for UK study

Dr Volcani: (1) wire

(2) cow udder cloths

Israel: general writing commissions/requests

R.H.’s position re possible Israel/Egypt war 1956

Miscellaneous correspondence including: Sam Watson, N.U.M. general-secretary, rev W.W.

Simpson, Council of Christians and Jews, Sir David Gammons, M.P.

State of Israel commendation Dinner

Miscellaneous file: travel – El Al

Peltours (1956)

Hotels – Eilat Hotel, Eilat

San martin, Rehovoth

Ramat Aviv, tel Aviv

Galei Kinnereth Hotel, tiberias

King David Hotel, Jerusalum

Car – Morris 1100



Barclays Bank

Maps of Sinai Camp and Israel

Box 11 100 hours to Suez

1 typescript, in soft covers

Daily Telegraph 7-11 January 1957. Extracts from 100 Hours to Suez

Origianl TS and notes

‘The book and the sword’ – parts of MS not used

File of miscellaneous papers

Box 12 The Bridge in the Britain

Correspondence: 4 files: (1) April 1960-June 1961

(2) June 1964 – December 1965

(3) June 1964 – December 1965

4) January 1966 – January 1967

Anglo/Israeli camp at Winson: July/August 1965

Bridge journal: correspondence and material written by R.H.

Bridge dinners

Box 13-14 Association for Jewish Youth

Minutes, reports, diary, correspondence etc:

(1) 1946-1947 (7) 1951 January-March

(2) 1948 (8) 1951 April-December

(3) 1949 (9) 1952

(4) 1950 January-August –unindexed (10) 1954-1954

(5) 1950 January-August (11) 1955-1956

(6) 1950 September-December (12) 1957-1966

Box 15 Judaism

‘Intention’ – address by R.H. to the First Annual General Meeting of the Jewish Fellowship

Pamphlets on: ‘The Danger of Jewish Disunity. Gentile responsibility’ by James A Malcolm

‘The Bible in English Law’, by Professor D Seaborne Davies

‘Jewish Brigade Group’

‘Prayer and the Modern Jew’; a layman’s view by R.H.



Offprint: ‘The Jews in English universities’ by Cecil Roth

Lecture: ‘The Portsmouth Community and its historical background’ by Cecil Roth

‘The Fighters of Israel’ by Moshe Shertol

Extract from ‘The Place of the Jew in the post-War World’. March 1944

‘Focus’. July 1944

‘The Synagogue Review’. March-October 1944

‘The Central British Fund for Jewish Relief and Rehabilitation’. Report for 1933-1934

Information on The Council of Voluntary Welfare Work

Notes on The Position of Jews in the British Zone of Germany’ by Rose L. Henriques

Paper on ‘The Jew in the Community’

The Association of Synagogues in Great Britain: (1) Constitution (2) Agenda for Annual

Conference 1947

‘Organised Antisemitism in Great Britain 1942-1946’

Notebook containing notes on: ‘Wartime planning conversation’

‘The need of a Jew today’

‘Jewish Fellowship’

‘Forms of Prayer for Jewish Worship Vol II. Prayers for the Pilgrim Festivals’. Second draft

Paper to Jewish War Memorial Sub Committee: ‘Jews at Public Schools’, by Julian Henriques

Press cuttings referring to R.H.’s Jewish activities

Correspondence

Jewish Prayer Book

Box 16-17 Jewish matters

West London synagogue of British Jews 1940-66: general correspondence

Henriques’ room, West London synagogue: correspondence with Edward Henriques 1964-65

Religious services and music committee

Bernard Baron St Georges Jewish Settlement 12.1.36 - 9.3.56

Liberal Jewish Synagogue



Association of synagogues in Great Britain: 5 files (1) 1946-47 (2) April-December 1948 (3)

1949 (4) 1950 (5) 1951

Anglo-Jewish Association 1949-1966

Board of Deputies: Defence Committee 1946-1948

Box 18-19 Jewish matters & Les Roches Rouges and other properties

Jewish matters

The Society for Jewish Study

The Association of Jewish ex-servicemen and women

The Jewish Chronicle

The Synagogue Review

The North-West Jewish boys club

Jewish Central Information Office – The Weiner Library

Menorah

Brady clubs and settlement

Anglo-Jewish Exhibition 1851-1951

The Jewish Board of Guardians

Anglo-Israel Association

Who’s Who in world Jewry

The Council of Christians and Jews

The Council of Christians and Jews

The Reform Synagogues of Great Britain

World Jewish Fellowship

The American Council for Judaism

Jewish Child’s Day

Rev. Cassell –Bulawayo progressive Jewish congregation

Rev. Solomons – prayer book translation



Boys Town, Jerusalem

The Jewish Historical Society of England

Council for the tercentenary of the resettlement of the Jews in the British Isles

Edgeware and districts Reform Synagogue – John Chapman

Stanley Levy

Cheltenham Hebrew congregation

L.H. Gluhstein

North Western Reform Synagogue

Birnbaum

Jewish Writer in England material

Anti-Semitism research material and correspondence for Sunday Telegraph article

Les Roches Rouge and other properties

Correspondence with F W Stephens & Co (chartered accountants) re French villa, financial

arrangement french residency

Correspondence with Ralph Bond & Rutherford re villa. Also with J. Rosselli (Paris agent)

Correspondence re purchase of villa with Gabriel Datcharry, Robert Datcharry, Pierre

Cletienne, Ralph Bond & Rutherford

Photos of villa

Plans of villa

Correspondence with Dierks and Sawyer (architects)

Correspondence with John Taylor & Son, estate agents, Cannes re sale of villa (also

correspondence with Paul Mall re shipping of belongings)

Miscellaneous household accounts including gardens and furniture, Also Roger Nichalls re

“Wentworth” Cap Martin

1 file miscellaneous property – London Street, Faringdon and Le Travas

Box 20 Les Roches Rouge and other properties (11)

1 box file – ‘Les Roches Rouge’:

servants (Gustave and Alice Fradet) – correspondence with



– terms of engagement

services – water

– electricity

– telephone

Assurance Sociale – servants at Roches Rouge

Taxation

Car insurance

Carpets from Israel: correspondence with Martini Et cie, Leon Aget, Madame Gustave

Villameur

Receipted bills

British Consulate, Marseilles

Dog pedigree

List of gramophone records at Roches Rouge

Miscellaneous correspondence

24 three kings yard

F.2 Albany, Piccadillly

Villa Dany

Orchard Cottage, Winson

Picadilly Hotel affair

Box 21 General (1)

Wine

Clothes etc

Music and records – Thomas Heinitz

Art and artists – 2 files (1) A-L (2) M-Z

Box 22 General (2)

Savile club 1946-1965

Other clubs: cavalry

Farmers

The fellowship of US-British comrades

Garrick

La Rue

Travellers

The Liberal Party

Bookmakers: Ladbrook & Co, A.C. Scott and tote investors



Complaints

Box 23 Appeals

Appeals and kindness

Jewish appeals/charities

Personal appeals

D.B. Scott

Box 24 American war bonds tour

Rally programmes

‘Seventh War Loan’ – American Bond Speech

Photographs of tour

Correspondence relating to tour

Press cuttings concerning ‘Books and Authors War Bond’ tour 1945

Report on tour by R.H.

Press reviews of ‘Home Fires Burning’ – August/September 1945

Box 25 Travel

9 files: (1) 1952 (4) Italy 1955 (7) 1960-1963

(2) 1953 (5) 1956 (8) 1966-1967

(3) 1954-1955 (6) 1958-1959 (9) Barbados 1966-1967

Box 26 Engagements (1)

6 files: (1) 1949-1950 (3) 1952 (5) January-June 1954

(2) 1951 (4) 1953 (6) July-December 1954

Box 27 Engagements (2)

4 files: (1) 1955 (3) 1958

(2) 1956-1957 (4) 195-1967

Box 28 Speeches (individual files)



1 Lecture to N.W. London Women’s Zionists Society

2 British Technion Committee Annual Dinner – 7 February 1957

3 Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institutions Hostels Appeal – after dinner speech and

related correspondence

4 Evelina de Rothschild School:

(1) Speech for Centenary Dinner – 30 June 1965

(2) Article for Centenary Supplement of Jewish Chronicle – 18 June 1965.

With notes, research and correspondence

5 ‘Why Read or Write?’ Two versions: (1) girls of Cheltenham Ladies College; (2)

Adults, occasion unknown

6 Boston Agricultural Lectures – ‘Organic husbandry’ – Ashchurch, 11 January 1951 –

‘Agriculture’

7 Preserving England’ – talk devised for Ashbridge; not used

8 ‘The novel of Disillusion’ – Edinburgh University – 31 January 1952

9 ‘Occupation – Author’ – Talk for Cheltenham Literary Festival – 4 October 1951

10 ‘Letters and Lands’ – Glasgow Literary Society – 17 December 1951

11 ‘Planning for What?’ – A lecture to Sussex Rural Community Council – 14 December

1953 (3)

12 ‘The Technique, Trade & Craft of Writing’ – Cheltenham Literary Circle 17 January

1950

13 ‘The Writer’s Dilemma’ – Canterbury Literary Luncheon – 17 January 1952

14 The Burden of the Bokshelves

Farm and Town

15 I speak for myself – Record Broadcast Saturday 19 April 1952

Box 28 Miscellaneous Talks

Talk to C.B.F. re help to Jewish refugees

‘Our task today’

Talk to Oxford Farming Conference Annual Dinner – 14 January 1957

P.E.N. Conference Annual Dinner – 11 July 1956 (2)

Talk to Sephardi Society Supper Party at Montefiore Hall N.9 – 9 May 1957



Jewish Youth

Talk for 29th Infantry Brigade, Dover – 7 May 1957

‘Learning to live’ (notes) fro Cheltenham Education Conference – 31 March 1955

‘An Excuse for Bad Books’ (notes)

Talk for Grimsby Women’s Luncheon Club – September 1955 (2)

‘The Challenge’. Presidential Address to Conference of the Association of Jewish Youth

‘Reconversion’ – Council of Christians and Jews – March 7th 1946

‘The Four Freedoms, Anglo-Jewry and the Jewish Fellowship’ –Manchester Forum April 4th

‘The Waste Places’

Untitled talk re changing conditions/attitudes in Britain post war

Talk concerning Central British Fund

Notes for speech to national Council for Women – 22 October 1959

Speech for British Agricultural Contractors Association Annual Dinner at the Savoy Hotel – 8

December 19—(2)

Talk for Colchester Oyster Feast – 29 October 1954

‘Jewish Fellowship’ – the Council of the Jewish Fellowship

Draft speech for the Corn Merchants debate – 11 March 1955 (2)

‘Ways of invention’ – outline for programme on use of different media (2)

Farm Fare – New Commentary – 21 September 1955

Talk to Society of Authors – January 1956

Agricultural talk at Liverpool – March 1956

Address to 14th Annual Conference of the American Council for Judaism

‘The New Forms of Literary and Dramatic Entertainment’ – National book League talk –

March 1956

Box 29 Cavendish lecture ‘The Expression of Experience’ – 13 April

1961

Copy of lecture



Final draft copy

Notes on Henry Cavendish

Programme for lecture

Correspondence with Mr Harvey Jackson (President) re details/arrangement etc 19 October

1959 – 6 June 1961

Correspondence with Joan St George Saunders (Writers’ & Speakers’ Research)

Correspondence with Mrs E Hennessy – background for lecture 16 January 1961 – 23

October 1961

Mrs Hennessy’s essays on (1) Charles Dickens (2) Rudyard Kipling

(3) Coleridge (notes)

Letter from Margharita Laski

Notes for lecture and preliminary drafts

Box 30 The Field

‘Field’ articles (drafts and proofs) entitled ‘Farmer’s Ordinary’

3 files: (1) 1951 (2) 1954 (3) 1955-1956

Correspondence with Wilson Stephens (editor of ‘The Field’)

4 files: 1) 1951 (2) 1952-1953 (4) 1955-1956 (1965)

Box 31 Correspondence

BBC listeners, 5 files: (1) 1950-1951 (3) 1954-1955 (5) 1958-1961

(2) 1952-1953 (4) 1956-1957

‘Field’ readers’ letters, 3 files: (1) 1952-1953

(2) 1954

(3) 1955-1956

Box 32 BBC (1)

Miscellaneous 8 files: (1) 1948-1949 (4) 1956-1957 (7) 1957-1958

(2) 1950-1951 (5) 1958-1959 (8) 1959-1965

(3) 1952-1953 (6) 1956

TV work 1 file: 1951-1963



Box 33 BBC (2)

Telediphone recordings of Any Questions dates 8.7.55, 18.11.55, 30.12.55, 11.1.57, 10.5.57,

8.11.57, 3.11.58, 2.5.58, 30.1.59, 10.4.59, 23.10.59, 7.10.60

Miscellaneous scripts and reviews – review of L.P. Hartley’s ‘My Fellow Devils’; ‘For your

booklist’: review of ‘From the city, from the plough’ by Alexander Brown’ ‘I speak for

myself’; ‘Science and life’, ‘The philosophy of farming’; ‘Country commentary’; ‘In the

gramophone library’, ‘Through one man’s eyes’; ‘The Cotswold hills, “Let’s go there”’;

review of ‘The Goshawk’ by |T.H. White; Enjoyment of living; short talks/reviews

Record of talks (live or recorded) 17.11.48 – 23.6.64

TV talks 18/1/60, 29.3.60

Cheque counterfoils and receipts

Box 34 Articles/BBC Work

Miscellaneous articles (listed)

Unidentified articles

‘Good neighbour’ MS 1st draft (2)

‘For two pins’ corrected TS

Various articles dated about 1955-1957 (re Sinai,farm, literature): majority for newspapers

‘The new forms of literary and dramatic entertainment’ – March 1956

BBC: (1) ‘Montgomery’ for Third Programme – Easter Monday 7 April 1956

(2) ‘I speak for myself’ – Saturday 2 February 1952

(3) TV article for BBC quarterly – June 1952

(4) Substance of BBC discussion, Saturday 18 January 1953 – (creative and critical

writing)

950 Six ten minute talks given on BBC Midland – October/November 1953

Between two worlds. Recorded version of ‘No arms, no armour’ broadcast – 17 October

1955

Box 35 Films

First love: 5 files, initial drafts and revisions

First love: correspondence

Filming plan – Khartoum/Mafeking sequence

– Salute the soldier



The hungry road – 2nd draft script for M.O.I. (2)

What goes down (working title) (2)

Pattern of achievement (Mulberyy) script fro M.O.I.

25 years of British civil aviation: 4/5 reel film for theatrical release

Script for post war film commissioned by M.O.I. to counter post war blues – ‘the English

company’

Box 36 A.D. peters (1) 1940-1953

Robert Henrique’s literary agent:

9 chronological files (1) 1940-1945 (2) 1946 to (9) 1953

Box 37 A.D. peters (2) 1954-1966

Robert Henrique’s literary agent:

9 chronological files (1) 1954 to (8) 1961 (9) 1962-1966

Box 38 Publishers (1)

Collins: 12 files (1) 1937-1938; 1948 (7) 1954

(2) 1949 (8) 1956

(3) 1950 (9) 1957

(4) 1951 (10) 1958

(5) 1952 (11) 1959

(6) 1953 (12) 1960-1965

Viking: 2 files (1) December 1944 – September 1950

(2) January 1952 – May 1962

Box 39 Publishers (2)

John Farquharson Ltd (Innes Rose): literary agent – 1964

Albin Micel: French publishers – December 1945 – September 1966

Mrs Bradley: French literary agent – November 1949 – February 1957

Leyland Hayward/MCA: U.S.A. literary agents – October 1944-March 1950

Barrie and Rockliff re Marcus Samuel biography – January 1959 – July 1962

Heinemann: February 1945 – February 1949

Martin, Secker and Warburg: August 1950 – July 1965



Publishers: Miscellaneous correspondence

‘The Albatross’ re question of ublisher

Curtis Brownre Veronica Henriques’s ‘Love from a convict’

Peter Davis re (1) Review of Nicholas Hastings’ book

(2) ‘The Weir’ by Jane Gillespie

Andre Deutsch re (1) Farmer’s Ordinary

(2) General Truscott’s book

Eyre and Spottiswoode re public libraries

Faber and Faber re editing best army stories

Farrar, Straus and Co re question of publisher

Victor Gollancz re (1) Francis Stewart

(2) ‘The Sword and the Promise’ by Benjamin Cohen

Robert Hale re Farmer’s Ordinary/ Angler’s Delight/ Book on Gloucestershire

Hammond, Hammond & Co re Joseph Viertel’s ‘The Last Temptation’

Heinemann re ‘The greatest raid of all’ by Brigadier C.E. Lucas Philips Hutchinson re Suez

Affair – Terence Robertson

Michael Joseph re John master’s ‘Bugles and a tiger’

Macmillan re Admiral Strauss’s ‘men and decisions’

Ivor Nicholson and Watson

Max Reinhardt

The Reprint Society re review of’ ‘The man in the grey flannel suit’

Stevens and Son re Cook’s ‘Israel: a blessing and a curse’

Weidenfeld and Nicolson re (1) Yael Dayan

(2) Waley-Cohen

Box 40 Literary: Miscellaneous (1)

Literary settlement – Evill (solicitors) 2 files

Society of Authors and P.E.N.

Correspondence with Bertram Rota etc



Observer correspondence

Robert Henriques’s letters to newspapers

Biography of Orde Wingate: correspondence with members of family

Gilbert Harding by his friends

‘Through the Valley’: friends’ and readers’ letters

‘A Stranger Here’: friends’ and readers’ letters

100 Hours to Suez’: correspondence

Literary expenses

Box 41 Literary: Miscellaneous (2)

Miscellaneous articles – published and unpublished

Published book reviews

Book reviews (majority unpublished): see below

Miscellaneous MSS taken from notebooks

Short stories sent to Evening Standard 1954-1957

Book reviews by Robert Henriques

‘The Man in the Grey Flannel Suit’ by Sloan Wilson

‘Defear in the West’ by Milton Shulman, with introduction by Major General Sir Ian Jacob.

Secker and Warurg, 15/-.

‘Top Secret’ by Ralph Ingersoll. Partridge Publications, 15/-.

‘The Fifth Gospel’, a play by H.F. Rubenstein. Gollancz, 3/6.

‘The History of a Soviet Collective Farm’ by Fedor Belov. Routledge Kegan Paul, 21/-.

‘Homecoming’ by C.P. Snow. Macmillan & Co Ltd, 15/-.

‘American Guerilla in the Philippines’ by Ian Wofort. Gollancz, 8/6.

‘The Enemy Within’ by John Watney. Hodder & Stoughton, 10/6

‘So few got through’ by Martin Lindsay. Collins, 12/6.

‘Bomber Ofensive’ by Sir Arthur Harris. Collins, 21/-.



‘Europe revisited’ by V.C. Ellison

‘Just as they came’ by Adam West

‘The Last Passage’ by Lieut. Commander J.G. Taylor

‘Miracle before Berlin’ by Richard McMillan

‘Chindit Column 76’ by W.A. Wilcox

‘We Missed the Boat’ by David Halley

‘Mire fire’ by Jasper Rootham

‘Three years with Eisenhower’ by Captain Harry C. butcher, U.S.N.R.

Heinemann, 21/-. (3 copies plus draft copy)

‘Alexander Woolcott: his life and his times’ by Samuel Hopkins Adams (plus draft copy)

‘Montgomery’ by Alan Moorehead. Hamish Hamilton, `12/6. (plus draft copy)

‘King Jesus’ by Robert Graves. Cassell, 12/6

Box 42 Literary: miscellaneous (3)

Miscellaneous articles including obscenity in literature

Unidentified articles

Publications containing Robert Henriques’s work – see below

Early reaction to Robert Henriques’s writing

Press reviews etc – Captain Smith and Company

– The Journey Home

Odd bits of writing by Robert Henriques

Jottings

Publications containing Robert Henriques’s work

Bulletin of the Society of Christians and Jews. Spring 1945, --.4-10 (Also first draft copy and

correspondence)

Progressive Judaism series. ‘Father and son’ by R.H. (2 plus draft copy)

The English Speaking World, pp.510-515. ‘Peace the pay-off?’ (2)



The Nation, May 10 1947, pp.540-543. ‘Who should rule the Sudan?’ (2)

The Anvil, October 1947, pp. 12-16. ‘It can’t happen here – or can it?’

The Jewish Layman, November/ December 1947, pp. 10-12. ‘Minister and layman’

Student, pp/ 20-22. ‘College loaf’ from A Biography of Myself

Box 43 Literary: general (1)

Cotswold book, plus Paul Elek correspondence

‘100 hours to Suez’. Correspondence re agreements etc

‘100 hours to Suez’. Readers’ letters

Readers’ letters about Robert Henriques’s books

Writers’ and speakers’ research

Farmer & Stockbreeder and Country Fair. Correspondence and articles

‘Also down the farm’ – The Observer

Literary miscellaneous: typing, research idea etc. 2 files

Box 44 Literary: General (2)

Sunday Times article on land reform in Italy 1955

Photographs

Research leaflets

Sudan

Research material for ‘100 hours to Suez’

Box 45 No Arms, No Armour

9 notebooks

Original MS

Box 46 The Journey Home

‘The Journey Gome’. 4 files. Rough MS and TS



Box 47 Through the Valley (1)

5 notebooks

MS written March-August 1946


5 notebooks

MS written March-July 1947

1 notebook June 1948

MS and TS September-October 1948


Early draft


Book IV – 2 files

TS


‘Through the Valley’ – amendments

‘Too little love’ – October 1948, revised TS


1 notebook

MS written 1948

Annotated and revised draft


1 fair TS copy

1 proof copy



Box 54 A Stranger Here (1)

2 fair TS copies (different drafts)

Red notebook – ‘A Stranger Hereabouts’

Blue notebook – notes on book 2


First draft of Book 1 and synopsis of Book 2 and 3

1 complete fair TS

Book 1 – fair TS

Book 2 – fair TS


Various revised/corrected TSS

Some oddments of MSS

Box 57 Red over Green

Revised master copy, 27 July 1955

‘Going home’, fair TS

‘The point of love’, TS November 1954 and some MS

‘The crack of dawn’, MS no. 1

Box 58 Books

‘Death by moonlight’ (part of early TS)

‘Captain Smith & Co (rough MS and TS)

‘A stranger here’ (2 proof copies)

‘Red over Green’ (notebook)

Box 59 Marcus Samuel

Narratives



His father and mother

Moss family

Early life

His brothers and sisters

Wife and children

Education

Personal

Charity – gifts

Politics

Family Shell industry

Oil for navy

Tolvol and T.N.T.

U/S/ government oil investigations

Current material

Miscellaneous research material

Box 60 Marcus Samuel – Research Material for Biography

Narratives

The Benjamin family

‘The Mote’

Jewish matters

Civic life

Lord Mayor

Lord Mayor’s diary

London hospital

Honours – tributes

Fianl instructions

Business



Oil

Oil for the navy

Lord Fisher including original correspondence

Shipping

Tankers

Doudle bottoms

Suez Canal

Salvage of the vicorious

Far East

Japanese trade and loands

Burma. January 1902 – January 1903

Lufkin and Fertig’s reports from Dutch West Indies to Head Office Standard Oil. 1897-1905

Group personnel

Miscellaneous research


Early trading – M Samuel & Co, London

– Samuel, Samuel & Co, Yokohama

1898 – February – April – seen from Koetgi

Fred Lane letters – Lane to Deterding; OCtoebr 5 1901 – September 26 1902

Modern Dick Whittington (1901-1903

1903

1903-1906

Material already worked

Shell shareholdings as at 31 December 1899




Marcus Samuel Abrahams and others: July-August 1896: trip to Batown and Baku;

September 1896: Kutei; 1897:Kutei; 1898: Kutei

Shell trading records: 3 files (1) 1899-1910 (2) 1911-1914 (3) 1915-1927

Research correspondence 1955; 1955-1960

Marcus Samuel;’ research; correspondence with Dinah Sheen 1957-1965

Marcus Samuel: correspondence (Barrie Books) 1958-1962


Marcus Samuel research correspondence (filed alphabetically under name of

correspondence): 3 files (1) AG (2) H-N (3) P-Z

Lord Bearsted

Fuel oil: the Royal commission

Deterding before the Royal Commission

Japan

1901

1902 (+ chronology)

Revision of Beasted book (final): suggested amendments


Material used for Chapter IX

Material used Chapter X (including correspondence, photocopies and general research)


Fair TS of ‘Marcus Samuel; 1st Viscount Bearsted and founder of Shell’ – 5 notebooks


Fair TS of Marcus Samuel 1st Viscount Bearsted and founder of Shell – 5 notebooks


Chapters I – X 8 files: corrected TS; 1st and 2nd draft




Chapters I – V 14 files: TS and corrected TS; 1st and 2nd draft


Chapters IX – X 5 files: corrected TS and fair TS (note: 2 confidential copies - one retained by

Ministry of Power)


1 complete unbound TS


2nd master copy of Marcus Samuel 1st Viscount Bearsted and founder of Shell – 5 notebooks;

amended according to Barrie and Rocliff’s revision and author’s final amendments


Small proof copy

Sunday Times extracts, drafts, proofs etc

Fair TS (incomplete 1-489)

Box 73 Sir Robert Waley Cohen (1)

19 files: Chapters 1-10; 1960-1966. Revised TS


Chapters XII – XXI


Chronology 1914-1952

TWC correspondence 1901-1952

Miscellaneous research and notes



Box 76 Sir Robert Waley Cohen (4) Unchecked

Miscellaneous MSS and TSS

Research correspondence

Correspondence re publication/ distribution

Annotated and revised TS

Box 77 Plays

‘The Windy Butts’; synopsis for a play in 3 acts

‘salt of the Earth’

‘Soldiers’ Symphony’

‘The Fiedl Marshal’

Box 78 Samson on Sunday (1) – a comedy in three acts

3 annotated TSS: December 1955

3 fair TSS: February-September 1956

3 final copies

‘Samson on Sunday’; correspondence

Box 79 Samson on Sunday (2)

8 files: corrected and annotated TSS and fair TS

Box 80 Samson on Sunday (3)

8 files: corrected and annotated TSS and fair TS; 1955-1956

Box 81 His Private Face

First draft written December 1952 – January 1053

Mastercopy

2 fair TS copies

2 carbon copies



Box 82 Miscellaneous Stories (1)

‘O lovely peace’; first drafts, final TS

‘His private face’; first instalment, final TS

‘The most unforgettable character I’ve met’; rough drafts, final TS

‘The Galloway pictures’; first draft (MS)

Notebook – ‘Too little love’ ‘Man and beast’ ‘World well lost’

‘Man and beast’; annotated draft of book 2

‘Cry angels’; final copy

Box 83 Miscellaneous Stories (2)

‘Slender ladies’; first and final TS, notebook

‘Maurette of maurette and company’ or ‘Certain/Dear misadventure’; early draft and final TS

– unpublished novel

Box 84 Noebooks

‘Trial and error’; the autobiography of Chaim Weizmann

4 handwritten notebooks

Fair TS chapter two ‘Atlantis’ (bound)

Box 85 Writing

MS and TS about ‘Penelope’ and ‘First Person’

Extracts from the Italian novel

‘Monsieur Sequin’s Goat’ by Alphonse Daudet. Translated by Henriques

Box 87 Corrected and Duplicate drafts

Box 88 Assorted Dictaphone tapes

Grundig tapes - 1 Cavendish lecture (3)

2 Cavendish lecture (4)






6 Beginnings of a novel – ‘Justice’

7 Gilbert article – ‘The Two Pins’

8 Notes and lectures

9 Letters (2)

10 Novel – ‘A blaze of Daffodils’ (main character Meego)

11 ‘The Bridge in Britain’ – draft memorandum

12 R O Garne talking about the Winson Hereford herd

13 Meego part of ‘Phoenix cycle’

14 Empty

15 Empty

High speed recording tapes: 6 reels; Chapters I-IX ‘Lord Bearsted’

1 reel; ‘Meego to me’

The biography of Sir Robert Waley Cohen: 20 reels (grundig) –

1 Chapter IV (6) 1st draft

2 Chapter X (8) 1st draft

3 Chapter XI (1) 1st draft

4 Chapter XI (3)

5 Chapter XI (12) 1st draft

6 Chapter XII (2) 1st draft

7 Chapter XII (1)

8 Chapter XIII (2)

9 Chapter XIII (3)

10 Chapter XIII (4)

11 Chapter XIV (1)

12 Chapter XIV (2)

13 Chapter XIV (3)

13 Chapter XIV (4)

15 Chapter XIV (7)

16 Chapter XV (1) 2nd draft

17 Chapter XV (3)

18 Chapter XV (4) Revised

19 Chapter XV (5)

20 Chapter XVIII (1)

Box 89 French translations of Robert Henriques’s books

6 copies ‘Rouge sur Vert’ (Red over Green)

5 copies ‘Ma Terre Mon Exil’ (A Stranger here)

Box 90 Meego – Miscellaneous

Possible beginnings

Early chapters



Oxford

France – staff college

Meego – poetry

Box 91 Oxford

Oxford university Review January 1926 – March 1927. 33 copies

Photographs and negatives of drawings by Henriques from ‘Cherwell’ in 1926

Box 92 Meego Wartime

Early events leading up to war

1940-1941

Moral in battle

BBC postscript – aggressive training

E troop movements – including pocket books, documents etc

Vaasgo raid including photographs

School boys’ plan for combined operations 1942

Commando raids – letters reports, photographs

Diary: Sicily July-August 1942

Torch documents

Dieppe interview; july 1962

1943-1945 Charles Morgan

Release regulation

Robert Henriques’s notebooks

German propaganda

Miscellaneous

Box 93 Wartime correspondence/ maps

Correspondence – with war office

– Charles Haydon



Letter – from Camberley Staff College re code names

– from offices of war cabinet re Vaasgo

Report on planning and assault phase of Sicilian campaign

Operatio ‘Pip and operation ‘Overlord’ – operations orders

Notes of Bronze Star medal award

Various maps – UK, France, N Africa

Box 94 Meego – Casablanca

2 files; MSS

3 packets photographs – including those shown to Churchill

Robert Henriques’s report on his lunch with Churchill

Robert Henriqeus’s detailed report to Patton on Casablanca landing

Reports on landings

Draft report on American performance

Talk on planning and landing operation

Robert Henriques’s American notebook

Original Cpatina Smith poems

Media work re Anglo-American cooperation

BBC interview

Box 95 A phoenic cycle (1). An autobiographical novel of 1941-

42 – ‘The Commander’

‘The Commander’

1 copy original MS

2 copies first draft (Winter 1964-65)

1 mastercopy (June-July 1966)

1 fair copy (June-July 1966)

Box 96 A Phoenix Cycle (2)



1 mastercopy (December 1966)

3 fair copies (December 1966)

Meego and ‘A Phoenix Cycle’ correspondence

‘Commander’ material

Box 97 The Phoenix Cycle (3)

Publishers copies: 2 fair TSS; Summer 1966

Box 98 Army

Commandos: correspondence; friends, associates, reunions etc. January 1945 – June 1966

523 (Gloucestershire) Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment Royal Artillery (Territorial Army):

2 files (1) February 1947 – December 1948

(2) 1949-1950

Gloucestershire Territorial Army and Auxiliary Forces Association:

3 files (1) April 1947 – December 1948

(2) 1949

(3) 1950 – September 1954

Army correspondence (personal) – including Charles Haydon, Truscott, patton, Soames

Wartime miscellaneous: correspondence, requisitions etc

Army miscellaneous: including David Henriques and Wosb, accident claim from War Office,

and references

Box 99 Planning Monograph (1)

Part 1: Chapters I-VI; 1 TS copy

Part 11: Chapters VII-X; 1 TS copy

1 photocopy

War Office planning monograph – 1950 correspondence

Veronica’s letter regarding future of monograph

Box 100 Planning Monograph (2)

Research: 6 files: documents, correspondence and notes



Box 101 Meego – Post War

Jamaica 1961

Extract from biography p. 161

‘Blaze of daffodils’ (hospital incident in biography)

Meego – Judaist side

Miscellaneous MSS

Unidentified MS – probably for Meego

Duplicates of Meego drafts

Box 102 Meego – A biography of myself

7 file containing Veronica Henriques’s attempts to write introduction to biography. Also

selection of biographical anecdotes by Robert Henriques’s friends.

1 rough draft of biography

1 fair copy (unbound) of biography

Box 103 Financial (unchecked)

3 files Gilbert Samuel & Co

VWH Press

Wyndham

Shaw Loebl & Co

Farm insurance – Walton Bright & Co

Stephens

Box 104 Bank (1) (unchecked)

9 files: Barclays, National Provincial and Samuel Montagu

Box 105 Bank (2) (unchecked)

10 files: Barclays, National Provincial, Martins and Samuel Montagu




1 Correspondence re biography of Waley Cohen:

Amersfoort, Burgemeester Van

Association for Jewish youth

Beachcroft, Major P M

Beddington, Brigafier Sir Edwar5d

Bentwich, Normanh

Birmingham Public Library

Bishop, Norman

Bulkelkey-Johnson, Vivian

Butler, Anthony B

Carvalho, R W

Cohen, Arthur M

Cohen, Esa L

Cohen, Harold

Cole, George

Commber, J E

Coote, Colin R

Cox, Sir Christopher

Crawford, Colonel J K B

Corsfield, lady

Cross Brown, Colonel J

D’Avigdor Goldsmid, Sir Henry

Epstien, Lady

Faupel, AA

Fildes, Luke V

Fletcher-Cooke, Charles

Gerard, Robin

Gilliat, Lt Colonel Martin

Godber, Lord

Hallward, Bertrand L

Hare, Humphrey

Henriques, Basil

Holmes, Hugh

James, Sir Frederick

Jewish historical Society of England

Jews College, London

Jones, Mrs Herbert

Joseph, Ernest M

Kapp, Professor R O

Keeton, Prfessor G W

Heyser, Maurice

Knox, T M



Laski, Neville

Layton, Julian

Lee, H D P

Leighton Davies, Captain H

Living, Edward

London, Jack

London Gazette

London Library

London Shell

Lovering, Ethel H

Macleod of Macleod, Dame Flora

Macrae, N R M

Magnus, Dora

Merry, I D

Meteorological Office

Montagu, Ewen

Muller

Nabarro, Alan

Oppenheimer, Herbert

Public Records office

Rabbi, Office of the Chief

Robert, Meredydd

Rolfe, George

Rosenthaliana Bibliotheca

Rothschild, Edward l de

Royal Academy of Music

Royal Society

Rueff, mrs Leon

Saloman, Sidney

Sampson, Claire

Schaap, Ellis

Sebag-Montefiore, hetty

Senior, Mrs

Silverman, Alfred H

Simpson, Rev W W

Singer, Professor Charles

Singer, Dorothea

Spielman, C M

Stevenson, Samuel

Stubbs’ Directory

‘Times’

University College Lonodn



Udal, N Robin

Upchurch, W M

Victoria Boys’ and Girls’ clubs

Vos, De heer W F W de

Waley Cohen, James

Waley Cohen, Matthew H

War Office

Watson, Professor H E

Whatley, David N

Wiener Library

2 Israeli friends:

Achituv, Leona

Aron, Rose

Avidor, Israel

Bar-on, M

Baron, Margaret

Barreto-Leite, J B

Ben-Gurion, Amos

Ben-Yosef, B

Binkin, Ida

Burstein, Joseph

Daltrop, Herbert

Davidoff, Norma

Dayan, Danny

Dayaan, moshes

Dayan, Ruth

Dayan, Yael

Eban, Abba

Elath, Eliahu

Epstein, Gershon

Erel, Yehuda

Finkel, Professor

Freier, Eli

Galili, Colonel

Galli, Elkanda

Goot Henry

Hancock

Harmn, Avraham

Herzog, Chaim

Israelstam, Sam

Joffe, Avraham



Karni, nachman

Katz, Nahemyah

Kedar, Elkand

Kollek, Theodore

Krown, leo

Laskov, Haim

Levine, Miriam

Levy, Benjamin

Levy, Norma

Lorch, Colonel Netanel

Lourie, Arthur

Lourie, Nadia

Lucas, Mary

Lucas, Peter

Mayer, L A

Meltzer, Julian L

Nathan, A

Nathan, Hon. Roger

Nathan, Simon

Ornadel, Mrs C

Ostrov, Betty

Pearlman, Moshe

Prihar, yudah

Rivlin, Gershon

Shalov, Colonel

Shappiro, Police Inspector

Sharon, Colonel Ariel

Sharon, M

Sinai, Dov and Miriam

Sopel, Sos and Miriam

Volcani, Professor R

Wasserson, norma

Weisgal, Meyer

Weitzmann, Mrs

Box 107 Miscellaneous

Including:

1 Replies to an advertisement appealing for ways to stop smoking



2 Correspondence re leave from work, 1945

3 TS note on the General Strike 1926

4 Folder of menus/programmes from public dinners. Also from Festival of Britain

service of dedication

5 Seniority List, Royal Regiment of Artillery, June 1958

6 Set of proofs of William Golding’s Lord of the Flies

7 Inscribed copy of Charles Delvert’s Carnets d-un Fantassin. Editions Albin Michel

8 Government publication: ‘Documents concerning German-Polish relations and the

outbreak of hostilities between Great Britain and Germany on September 3, 1939’

9 28 copies of booklet ‘Joyeux Noel, happy Christmas’, being the philosophy of Pierre

Saville translated by Robert Henriques. 1949


1 Correspondence concerning British Homes for refugees

2 Barclays Bank statements

3 Accounts from F W Stephens & Co., chartered accountants, for:

1 Winston Farms Ltd 1955-61

2 Home Farm 1957-58, 1960-62

3 Hereford Herd, 1965

4 Charitable Trust 1958, 1961-65

5 Receipts an payments 1945, 1951-52, 1953-54, 1954-55, 1956, 1959-66

6 Statement of Accounts 1963-64

7 Literary account 1954, 1956-61, 1964-65

8 Writers and Speakers Research 1964-65

Box 109 Receipts

Receipts: mainly literary, but with some household


1 Miscellaneous accounts and receipts

2 Library list

3 Cheltenham Literary Festival 1955

Publicity material

Correspondence with: John Moore, Joint Honorary Director

National Council and Festival Society printers




1 Gunshots: large MS notebook

2 The Commanders: press cuttings and some correspondence

3 Off guard: TS. First draft, March 1960

4 Correspondence with Boston University, 1965-67

5 Lists of library books: D H Lawrence first Editions

6 Miscellaneous correspondence, 1937-70

Box 112 Cheltenham Literary Festival

1 Correspondence with those invited to take part, 1955: Bates, H E; Casimir, Paul;

Church, Richard; Fernald, John; Foyle, Christina; Fry, Christopher; Green, Peter;,

Greene, Graham;, Harding, Gilbert; Hart-Davis, Rupert; Kilmartin, Joanna; Lambert,

Jack; Laski, Margharita; Laurie, Joan Werner; Linklater, Eric; Mackenzie, Sir

Compton; Marurois, Andre; Piper, David and Anne; Powell, Dilys; Priestly, J B;

Quigley, Isabel; Robertson, Arnot; Shawcross, Sir Hartley; Smith, Emma; Smith, W H

& Son; Snow, C P; Society of Authors; Spain, Nancy; Strong, L A G; TV Play

competition (correspondence with BBC, ABC, A D Peters, john Fernald and others);

Viking Press

2 Cheltenham Literary Festival: correspondence; November 1951 – November 1953

3 Cheltenham Literary Festival: correspondence; November 195 – January 1955

4 Cheltenham Literary Festival: correspondence; First Novel Competition, 1954

5 Cheltenham Literary Festival: reports on books submitted for First Novel

Competition, 1954

6 Cheltenham Literary Festival: correspondence; January 1956 – April 1958


Folder of letters with unidentified signatures

Personal letters A-L:

Agar, Herbert

Ansell, Colonel M P

Arkell, J P

Arkell, R

Arlott, John

Aspin, Lelie

Astley, Joan



Astley, Philip

Astley, Richard

Audas, Captain R S

Ayrton, Michael

Bagnold, Eidth

Balchin, Nigel

Bares, Sir Kenneth

Barnett, Lady Isobel

Baron, Margie

Barry, Gerald

Bartlett, basil and Mary

Battew, Ethel

Beadle, Gerald

Beaufort, Duke of

Beer, John C

Bell, Dr Doyne

Bentley, Nick

Bentwich, Professor Norman

Betjeman, John

Black, Kitty

Blake, N D

Bledisloe, Viscount

Bliss, Rupert

Bloomfield, Marthe

Bodman, Colonel de

Bomford, Ernest

Boothby, Lord

Bowlbey, John

Bowlby, Sir Anthony

Brackenbury, Margaret

Braine, John

Braithwaite, G

Breasley, Scobie

Brewis, Geoffrey

Bright, Pamela

Brocklebank, T A

Brown, Francis

Brown, George

Brown, Ivor

Brown, Jean

Buhler, Robert

Burman, David

Buxton, John

Calder-Marshall, Arthur

Carey, Joyce

Casimir, paul

Cecil, David

Chaplin, Jacky

Charteris, Hugo

Chetwynd, Viscount



Chinigo, Michael

Church, Richard

Churchill, Randolph

Clark, Douglas

Clarke, Dudley

Clore, Charles

Cochrane, George

Cohen, Lionel

Cohen. Tim

Colville, Viscount

Crankshaw, Edward

Danischewsky, John

Darby, Colonel george

D’Arcy Hart, Walter

Darwin, Yvonne

Daubeny, peter

Day, Frances

Dear, jack

Deerin, Colonel James

Dennt, Norman

Devins, Joseph H

Druon, Maurice

Dulles, Gwen

Dunne, Sir Lawrence

Durbin, Evan

Eardley, Joan (see also art file)

Edmond, Mary

Edwards, Tudor

Egan, Michael

Elkin, Robert

Ellenbogen, Eileen

Ervine, St John

Evershed, R M

Fairbanks, Douglas

Fairfax-Lucy, Major B

Faringdon, Lord

Farrar, John

Farrer, David

Fergusson, Bernard

Field, Peter

Fisher, james

Foot, Dorothy

Fraser, Lionel

Furneux, Basil

Gault, Sir James

G.C., Mike

Gilbey, J G

Gold, Sidney



Goldfoot, A

Goldsmith, S J

Gollancz, Victor

Goodman, Carl

Graves, Richard

Green, Peter

Greenwood, Walter

Grice, Charles Le

Griffiths, john

Grisewood, Freddie and Aileen

Gwynne-Jones, Allan

Halbener, E

Halphen, Madame

Harding, Gilbert

Hare, Humphrey

Harrison, Oeche

Hartley, L P

Harvey, F

Hassan, Joshua

Hastings, Macdonald

Hastings, Sir Patrick

Haydon, Charles

Hazelton, Eric

Head, Anthony

Heald, Lionel

Hellman, Lillian

Hendrey, Eiluned

Heywood-Hill, G

Hill, John

Hirsch, jack

Hodges, Heather

Hooper, Major R

Oughton-Williamsm Marjorie

Howard, John

Howard-Vyse, Ted

Hughes, Glyn

Ions, Edmund

Ismay, General Lord

Jarvis, Charles

Jay, Douglas

Jeferies, John

Johnson, Harry

Johnson, Ralph

Jordan, W J

Joseph, Emma

Joseph, Ernest

Judah, Cynthia

Kavanagh, Frank



Kee, Robert

Keir, David

Kendall, O D

Kennaway, Ernest

Kilham Robert, Denys

Knight, Esmond

Knopf, Eleanor

Krebs

Lambert, M E

Laski, Margharita

Lea, Richard

Leather, Sir Edwin

Lee, Elizabeth

Lehmann, rosamund

Lerner, Alec

Liddell Hart, B H

Linklater, Eric

Linklaterm Marjorie

Linklater, Sally

Loewe, Raphae;

Longland, Jack

Loudon, John

Lousada, Anthony

Lowndes, Jeremy

Lyon, Ted

Box 114 Correspondence and Cotswold material

1 Correspondence with French friends:

Bofill, Louis

Carter, B S

Chabaud, P

DeDudzeele, Madame Saville

Delmain, Jean H

DeRobert, Sebastian

DeWilde, Michel

Dubois Challon, Jean

Dufour, Jean

Duguid, Julian

Gunzbourg, Paul

Halphen, Georges

Hugo, Francois

Jacobs, Eileen

Kerison, Sybil

Lambert, ‘Toto’

Metayer, Andre

Morris, Ira

Querre, Madame

Saurat, Madame

Sauzley, Noel



Saville, Pierre

Sawyer, Eric

Schumann, Jacques

Schumann, Tony

2 Cotswolds:

Notebook entitled Cotswolds 1st Draft

2 ring binders: 1 entitled ‘architecture’; 1 with information on Evenlode, Windrush,

Burford, Leach, Coln, Churn

Loose inserts from ring-binder


1 Famous people

Alanbrooke, Field Amrshal Visount

Aylmer, Felix

Baeck, Leo

Ben-Gurion, D

Berlin, Isaiah

Churchill, Clementine

Churchill, Sir Winston

Cooper, Diana

Crippts, Stafford

Cunningham, Lrd

Eden, Anthony

Eliot, T S

Gaitskell, Hugh

Hailsham, Visount

Lipson, D L

Maugham, W S

Meir, Golda

Montgomery of Alamein

Morrison, W S

Mountbatten of Burma

Neagle, Anna

Patten, Beatrice Ayer

Patton, General G S

Rothermere



Summerskill, Edith (see Lipson, E L)

Truscott, Genera Lucian

2 Personal letters M-Z

Macdermot, Robert

McDougal, Douglas

McFadyean, Mary

McGowan, Donald

MacGregor-Hastie, Roy

McHugh, K T

Macinnes, Colin

Mckay, Tim

Mackenzie, Compton

Macneil, Hector

Machperson, Tommy

Macki, John

Magnus, Sir Philip

Maisels, I A

Marks, Maisie

Marmorstein, Emile

Marshall, Mary

Marston, Doreen

Martin, Clare

Martin, Eleanor

Martyr, Allan

Massingham, H J

Maurois, Andre

Mayne, John

Metclaf, John

Methuen

Milne, B

Molesworth, Colonel R B

Monckton, Walter

Montefiore, LG

Moore, Henry

Moore, John

Moorehead, Alan

Morgan, Charles

Morrell, S J

Morris, Brenda

Moris, Marcus

Murdoch, iris

Myers, Edith

Nevile, Robert

Newbold, Douglas

Nichalls, Tommy

Nickerson, Joseph

Nightingale, Colonel R D



Noel-Baker, Francis

Norloff, Eileen

O-Doherty, M

Ogilvie, Lawrence

Orczy, E

Orde, Lavinia

Owston, Anthony

Pakenham, Lord and Lady

Pannett, Juliet

Perham, Marjorie

Pertwee, Roland

Phelps, Gilbert

Philips, Betty

Pond, Hugh

Postgate, Raymond

Powell, D

Powell, Michael

Priestley, J B

Pyke, Teddy

Quail, Bernard

Querre, Daniel

Reinhardt, Max

Reinhardt, Rev. Harold

Richards, Sir Gordon

Ridley, Nicholas

Ridley, Ursula

Riste, Olav

Robertson, Bryan

Robinson, Brigadier W P A

Rodd, Mandy

Rodd, peter

Rodd Rosie

Rodd, Taffy

Rolt, David

Romilly, Haryy

Roth, Cecil

Rothenstein, john

Rubin, Hilda

Russell, Leo

Samuel, Elizabeth

Samuel, Ray

Sanborn, Sally

Saunders, Hilary St george

Savage, D S

Scott, Doris

Sebag-Montifiore, Oliver

Selby, Brigadier J G

Shaw, Jane



Sheean, Dinah

Sheean, Jimmy

Shephard, Michael

Singer, Dorothea

Singleton, Frank

Skrine, Walter

Smith, Emma

Snow, Charles

Soref, Harold

Spender, Humphrey

Spender, Pauline

Spender, Stephen

Stanford, J K

Stocks, Amry

Stodart, J A

Storm-Jameson, Margaret

Strauss, Lewis L

Street, A G

Swerling, M G

Taffinder, Donal

Talbot_Rice, Colonel D

Temkin, S D

Thomas, Hugh

Throgmorton, G

Titterton, W R

Truscott, General L K

Tufton, Francis

Turner, Tim

Tweedsmuir, Susan

Ustinov

Van Doren, Carl

Van Doren, Mark

Wallace, W E

Waller, Bob

Walter, R

Walton, Frank

Waugh, Evelyn

Waugh, Laura

West, Morris

West, Rebecca

Wheldon, Huw

Whitlock, Ralph

Wiart, General Caton de

Wightman, Ralph

Williams, June

Wilson, Billy

Wilson, Hester

Witherby, Anthony



Woolf, Cecil

Wright,, Basil

Wyburd, Commander Derek

Young, Brigadier Peter

Younger, Charles

Zuckerman, Professor Sir Solly

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