Various papers on the independence negotiations between Britain and Southern Rhodesia [later Zimbabwe], including: printed documents on the negotiations between the British and Southern Rhodesian Governments; Monday Club pamphlets; issues of various newspapers; printed documents on the effect on pensions of sanctions against Rhodesia; arrangements for JA's visit to Rhodesia, Jan 1966; extracts from Hansard from debates on Rhodesia; chronology of events; Sir Alexander Douglas-Home [earlier 14th Lord Home, later Lord Home of the Hirsel] commenting on a letter from a former Government Security Officer for Northern Rhodesia [Zambia] on a proposal to send British troops to protect the Kariba Dam; minutes of the Watching Committee and of the Monday Club Rhodesia Emergency Committee; transcripts of broadcasts by Zambia Radio to Southern Rhodesia, urging people to work against the Government; texts of speeches by Edward Heath, Leader of the Conservative Party, and Douglas-Home; letter from Robert Turton [later Lord Tranmire] on Canadian legislation relating to independence; memoranda on the Rhodesian Constitution of 1961; statements from the British Council of Churches and the Conference of Missionary Societies.