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Letters from Baldwin to various people, 1896-1947; letters from Arthur Windham Baldwin, 3rd Earl Baldwin, to Derek Pepys Whiteley, 1958-1968; memorandum of a conversation with Baldwin, 1938, by J.W. Robertson Scott, editor of The countryman; a speech, 'The unfailing genius of Rudyard Kipling', given to the Kipling Society in 1967 by the 3rd Earl Baldwin; newscuttings on Stanley Baldwin.

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Newscuttings on Baldwin and the Abdication Crisis; reviews of books on Baldwin and family; photographs of Baldwin (1925), of a portrait drawing by W. Rothenstein (1928) and of a R.G. Eves painting in the National Portrait Gallery (c. 1933); obituary of the 2nd Lord Hardinge of Penshurst; letters and articles about Baldwin; and Lord Baldwin. A memoir, by Tom Jones, an obituary in The Times expanded into a pamphlet.

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Columbia recordings of speeches by Stanley Baldwin, Prime Minister: Part 1 [side 1], "Conservative Achievements"; Part 2 [side 2], "Trade and Unemployment".

Scope and Contents Correspondents, mainly on colonial affairs, particularly Imperial Preference, include: George Lloyd [Governor of Bombay, India] on [Joseph] Austen Chamberlain's resignation from the Conservatives and the steadying effect of the new Government; [William] Mackenzie King, Prime Minister of Canada, looking ahead to the Imperial Conferences; William Gritten; 1st Lord Long of Wraxall; J L Garvin [Editor of the Observer], urging a quick General Election (November 1923) (2); Sir John Chancellor...

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Correspondents include Stanley Baldwin, A. W. Ellis, John Holroyd-Reece, Paul Johnston, Douglas Leighton, J. Ramsay MacDonald, George Macy, Curtis Moffat, C. H. Norman, Quentin Pope, Oliver Simon, and John de la Valette. With the correspondence are a typescript costing of publications for 1935, and a typescript (carbon copy) memorandum from W. C. Heaton and Company Certified Public Accountants to George Macy re: Nonesuch Press dated 29 July 1935.

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Can Dore find a job for a man at Blackwall?; he was convicted of a theft and Customs cannot take him back

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Engagements at Cambridge

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Thanks for congratulations [on earldom?]; future plans

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Glad to have news of Dore, after Norway episode

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Thanks for congratulations; 'I have now got all the honours I ever wanted.'

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He always speaks extempore from notes; he got Geoffrey Dawson to send his reporter's note; with transcript of notes of Baldwin's address, 16 June [1933], at opening of Centenary Exhibition of painting and drawings of Sir Edward Burne-Jones, Tate Gallery

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Includes copy of letter sent by the Young Conservatives to Stanley Baldwin, March 1924, Ramsay MacDonald's views on Foreign Policy, February 1924, and other cuttings and papers

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MS Add.7653/1/i/B/465
Letter from Butler, Nicholas Murray 1910

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Letter from Butler, Nicholas Murray 1910

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Letter from Butler, Nicholas Murray 1910

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Letter from Butler, Nicholas Murray 1910

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He cannot think of such a speech or treatise as Perowne requires

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1 typed letter, signed, to E.M. Forster.
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4 autograph letters, signed.

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5 autograph letters signed.