Scope and Contents Correspondence and papers on the memorial fund, with correspondents including: John Rodgers [Secretary of the Smuts Memorial Committee] (13); Henry Willink, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Cambridge (3); James Butler [Regius Professor of Modern History, Cambridge] (2); G M Trevelyan (4); Sir Geoffrey Heyworth (4); Sir Roderick Jones (3); Sir Lionel Whitby, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Cambridge (4); 5th Lord Salisbury, Secretary of State for Commonwealth Relations [earlier Lord...

Scope and Contents Includes some 1920s correspondence between Leo Amery [while Secretary of State for the Colonies] and others, mainly Jan Smuts, on subjects including Imperial Preference, relations with Japan, increasing the white element in East Africa, the development of Iraq and Palestine, Imperial Conferences, the Locarno Pact, the success of the RAF visit to South Africa in 1926, the South African flag, the idea of Smuts becoming High Commissioner for Palestine, South African politics and Amery's visit...

Scope and Contents Correspondence with Smuts on subjects including: accounts of military operations on the Tugela River [South Africa]; the Irish Convention (1917); the Palestine Campaign; the need for a separate Air Staff; costs of the separate war fronts; peace negotiations following the First World War; migration to South Africa; the Locarno Pact; the Imperial Conference (1926); LSA's Empire Tour; the proposal that Smuts should become High Commissioner of Palestine; the South African flag; the League of...