Published in the 'Times'.

Report of the speech, given at the society's annual general meeting in 1934. Taken from the 'Times'.

The file includes the outline for a play by Alan Seymour entitled 'A Defeated Enemy'.

An incomplete series of diaries written by Lydia Lopokova Keynes. Booklets in the first envelope also include entries by Lydia's husband, J.M. Keynes.

Most individuals are unidentified.
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Autograph manuscript speech, drafted by Lydia Lopokova Keynes and J.M. Keynes, given by Lydia Lopokova Keynes at the Reid and Lefevre Gallery.

London and Cambridge Economic Service, Special Memorandum Number 32.

This sub-series comprises autograph manuscript drafts by J.M. Keynes, typescripts and final scripts, marked up for reading aloud, of radio talks given by Lydia Lopokova Keynes. Broadcast on the BBC.

This series comprises letters which NGA filed alphabetically under the name of the individual or institution with whom he was corresponding. It includes letters and related material such as offprints and newspaper cuttings.

Typescript testimonials in support of Julian Bell's application to Wuhan University, China, by J.T. Sheppard and J.M. Keynes, with autograph manuscript copies in Julian Bell's hand.

Manuscript verse in the hand of Sebastian Sprott, voicing the complaints of a charlady at the goings-on in 'the Square' [Gordon Square], with, interlined, a reworking by J.M. Keynes to include references to his courtship of Lydia Lopokova Keynes, dancing and 'Mrs. Bell's absence'; with further rewriting and other notes.

Undated autograph manuscript with typed letter signed from J. M. Keynes to RFK commenting on its argument and suggesting he send it to the 'Austrian Journal', 29 July 1931.

The file contains a letter and instructions concerning his will written by John Maynard Keynes in 1941, together with copies of the will and probate.