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Correspondence primarily between Hamson and the British Broadcasting Corporation concerning arrangements for the ‘Law in Action’ series and several other programme series.

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Transcripts of broadcasts made by Hamson on the British Broadcasting Corporation and published either in ‘The Listener’, in other journals, or as a separate volume.

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Exchanges of correspondence principally concerned with various aspects of Hamson’s professional life. Some correspondence was found in separate envelopes labelled with a named individual or reference and these items have been listed alphabetically using the same name or label. Other correspondence is listed under ‘miscellaneous’ as these letters, often involving only a single letter, were found bundled together in a single envelope.

Scope and Contents In November 1957 four Spanish Government Officials spent two weeks in the United Kingdom as guests of the Foreign Office during which they visited Cambridge and met members of the University. The photograph shows the party at the University Arms Hotel. Individuals are identified in the photograph and include Juan Beneyto Perez (Director-General of the Press), Charles Hamson, Laureano Lopez Rodo (Secretary to the Presidency of the Government), Alejandro Suarez y Fernando Pello (Under...

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Undated manuscript list of 129 items of objects and furniture in the dining room and sitting room which Mrs. Hamson entrusted to Mr. Clamart.

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Carbon copy of typescript letter sent from Kurt Lipstein to a Professor Tallon dated 13 October 1960. The letter lists Hamson’s key appointments and a comprehensive list of his publications.

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Obituary for Professor C. J. Hamson by Basil Markesinis published in ‘The Independent’ on 24 November 1987.