Churchill, Winston Leonard Spencer, Sir, 1874-1965 (Knight, statesman and historian)
Dates
- Existence: 1874 - 1965
Places
- United Kingdom (nation) (Associated Country)
Found in 4600 Collections and/or Records:
Literary: News of the World articles by WSC: 2., May 1939 - Jun 1939
Literary: News of the World articles by WSC: 4., Oct 1938
Literary: News of the World articles by WSC: 4., 1939
Includes proofs for three unpublished articles (indicated by a 1962 note): "The Mysteries of the Body" on cells, organs, blood, the digestive system, the liver, the nervous system and the brain, the senses, reproduction, and genetics; "Are We Alone in Space?" on the necessary conditions for life to develop outside the Earth; "The River of Life" on the origin of life on Earth up till human life (with a supplement from the Illustrated London News showing human evolution).
Literary: News of the World articles by WSC: 5., Dec 1938
Literary: News of the World articles: correspondence., 21 Jan 1936 - 24 Jun 1937
Correspondents include: representatives of the News of the World, including Sir Emsley Carr [Chairman and Editor] (4) and [David] Percy Davies, Deputy Editor (13); "S L" [Shane Leslie] on subjects for the articles (2); Adam Marshall Diston on drafting the articles (3).Subjects include: a complaint by Sir Reginald Bacon about defamatory remarks in WSC's article on 1st Lord Fisher, "The Price of Publicity".
Literary: News of the World articles: correspondence., 02 Feb 1937 - 23 Jun 1937
Correspondents include: representatives of the News of the World, including [David] Percy Davies, Deputy Editor (13) and Sir Emsley Carr [Chairman and Editor] (2) on the "Great Events of our Time" series, the "Great Events of Tomorrow" series and agreements for articles by WSC up to 1939.
Literary: News of the World articles: correspondence., 19 Feb 1938 - 23 Dec 1938
Correspondents include: Representatives of the News of the World (11) on WSC's series of articles for the paper, including the Deputy Editor, [David] Percy Davies, and [the Editor] Sir Emsley Carr replying to a letter from WSC on the inadequacy of British air defences.
Literary: News of the World articles: correspondence., 21 Feb 1939 - 26 Oct 1939
Literary: "Not Uneventful": correspondence., 03 Aug 1940 - 15 Jun 1942
Literary: "Not Uneventful": draft proofs, chapters 1-6., c 1942
Covers WSC's life until his escape from imprisonment by the Boers. Compiled from WSC's newspaper and magazine articles by Charles Eade [Editor of the Sunday Dispatch].
Literary: "Not Uneventful": draft proofs, chapters 7-12., c 1942
Covers WSC's life from his election at Oldham [Lancashire] to the end of World War I. Compiled from WSC's newspaper and magazine articles by Charles Eade [Editor of the Sunday Dispatch].
Literary: "Not Uneventful": draft proofs, chapters 13-23., c 1942
Covers WSC's life from the aftermath of World War I to the formation of the National Government in 1931. Compiled from WSC's newspaper and magazine articles by Charles Eade [Editor of the Sunday Dispatch].
Literary: notes and cuttings for Sunday Dispatch articles., 1934 - 1940
Literary: offers, foreign rights, and miscellaneous correspondence., Feb 1945 - Aug 1947
Literary: "Onwards to Victory" and "Dawn of Liberation": correspondence regarding publication of the fourth and fifth collections of WSC's speeches in the United Kingdom and around the world., 04 Jan 1943 - 21 Jul 1945
Correspondents include: H Aubrey Gentry [Director of Cassell and Company Ltd] (52); Sydney Roberts [Secretary of Cambridge University Press] (3); Sir Edward Marsh (9); Charles Eade (18).
Literary: Paget's "Examen": correspondence., 02 Jan 1934 - 04 May 1934
Correspondents include: representatives of The Haworth Press on WSC's introduction to the reprint of John Paget's "Examen" (1859); George Trevelyan (2).Also includes: annotated proofs of WSC's introduction (8 p).