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Includes news footage of Winston Churchill during the war, documentaries about him, many featuring MS as an interviewee, footage of Churchill's funeral, interviews with MS about her own books, and various events in which she took part.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

Includes news footage of Winston Churchill during the war, documentaries about him, many featuring MS as an interviewee, footage of Churchill's funeral, interviews with MS about her own books, and various events in which she took part.

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Correspondence with individuals including [Brian] Michael Hoban and Robert James, Head Masters and also John Colville and 1st Lord McCorquodale, Chairman of Harrow Governors, on the Harrow Songs, various school appeals, Sir Winston Churchill's coat of arms and the gift of one of his paintings to Harrow.

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Mainly correspondence between HL and Rachel Lauterpacht with Elihu Lauterpacht, on subjects including: Elihu's progress at Harrow School; Rachel's weekly food parcels for Elihu; the entrance exam for Trinity College, University of Cambridge.

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Correspondence with the association, of which MS was President, mainly relating to their Triennial Dinner, November 1999. Also includes the text of MS's speech at the dinner.

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Correspondence with the school, of which MS was a governor. Correspondents include James Hawkins and Barnaby Lenon, Head Masters of Harrow, on subjects including MS's visits to the school for the Harrow Songs, fundraising and loans from MS to school exhibitions.

Scope and Contents Correspondence and papers received by LSA as a school governor, mainly consisting of correspondence with Paul Vellacott (Headmaster, 1934-39), [Arthur] Paul Boissier (Headmaster, 1940-42) and Ralph Moore (Headmaster, 1942-53). Other correspondents include: [Frederick] Nugent Hicks on the difficult relationship between Geoffrey Woolley [Assistant Master and Chaplain of Harrow] and Vellacott (2); Cyril Norwood [former Headmaster of Harrow]; Geoffrey Woolley (3); Francis Pember [school...

Scope and Contents Correspondence and papers received by LSA as a school governor, with correspondents including: Ralph Moore, Headmaster (4); Gerald Rivington [Chairman of the Governors of Harrow School] on LSA becoming President of the Harrow Association (2); Eric Dutton on getting his son into Harrow (2); Sir Donald Somervell on the Harrow Trust, becoming chairman of the school governors and LSA's difficulty in attending meetings (4); Sir Lancelot Royle [school governor]; G Fladgate Finch, Fladgate and...

Scope and Contents Correspondence and papers received by LSA as a school governor, with correspondents including: Robert James, Headmaster (2); Gerald Rivington [chairman of the governors] (6); Henry Hopkinson [later 1st Lord Colyton, Minister of State for Colonial Affairs]; Sir Ivone Kirkpatrick [Permanent Under-Secretary of State, Foreign Office]; Arthur Bryant; representatives of Fladgate and Company, solicitors (4); Sir Donald Somervell. Also includes: minutes and papers of governors' meetings;...

Scope and Contents Subjects include: Winston Churchill's painting (speech for the Churchill Societies of Edmonton, Calgary and Vancouver [Canada], 1989); MS's honorary degree from the University of Sussex; MS's memories of Churchill, in a speech to the Prideaux Society, Lord Wandsworth College (includes correspondence with Sir Humphrey Prideaux, Chairman of the Governors); MS's memories of 10 Downing Street [London], for a Downing Street dinner, 1990; the unveiling of Oscar Nemon's statue of Churchill and...

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Subjects include: Winston Churchill's painting (for the publication of "Painting as a Pastime"); the opening of Berkhamsted Collegiate Preparatory School; Harrow School; memories of VE Day.

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Includes: prayer to be used in laying the Foundation stone of the memorial aisle of the chapel, 1856; commemoration sermon preached in the chapel, 1869; tercentenary festival order of service, 1871; tercentenary festival songsheet, 1871.