Scope and Contents Includes:- Various items about visit by A V and Margaret Hill to Russia in 1935, including proceedings of the 15th International Congress of Physiology in Leningrad, fragments of commentary by AV Hill and a cartoon from Isvestia.- Article about knighthood for William Langdon Brown- Obituary articles about Eglantyne Jebb, 1938 and 1939- Order of Service for Katharine Arnold-Forster- Letter to A V Hill from Pavlov's widow and a photo...

Scope and Contents Scrapbook includes:- Photos of Lydia Keynes (née Lopokova) [Margaret Hill's sister-in-law] dancing at the Arts Theatre, 1930- A V Hill's address, 'The Physical Reasonableness of Life' given at the University of Pennsylvania, 1930- Article about John Maynard Keynes' [Margaret Hill's oldest brother] proposal for a general revenue tariff, 1931- Article about Alderman Florence Keynes [Margaret Hill's mother], 1931- Postcards from a...

Scope and Contents Scrapbook include cuttings on:- A V Hill's Nobel Prize and photos of the Nobel Proceedings, 1923- A V Hill's research, including Royal Institution lectures, 1924-1926- A V Hill as Third Wrangler at Cambridge, 1907- the marriage between John Maynard Keynes [Margaret Hill's eldest brother] and Lydia Lopokova, 1925Also includes- photographs of John Maynard Keynes' rooms at Cambridge with murals by Vanessa Bell and Duncan...

Scope and Contents The correspondence in the special boxes includes letters from Francis Birrell (2 autograph postcards signed, 1919), Noel Compton-Burnett (typescript copies, 1913-15), Ka Cox [Arnold-Forster] (6 autograph letters signed, 1927-9), Goldsworthy Lowes Dickinson (4 autograph letters signed, 10 typed letters signed, c. 1912-27), E.M. Forster (1 autograph letter signed, 1919), Florence Hardy (8 autograph letters signed, 1919-20), Margaret Jourdain (11 autograph letters signed, 1919-29), John Maynard...

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Autograph manuscript memoir of the garden at 6 The Grove, Highgate and of REF's cultivation of poppies. Ends abruptly. On the reverse of the second sheet is a pencil sketch of 2 seated women [? Virginia Woolf and Lydia Lopokova Keynes].