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Includes secretarial accounts book, with JEP's fees for journalism, etc.; accounts for office equipment, c 1987-98.

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Includes date, subject and name of publication for articles by JEP, 1946-97 (2 copies); date, subject and audience of speeches by JEP, 1959-93; list of JEP's books of press-cuttings, 1951-78; list of interviews by JEP on tape, 1968-75.

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Printed, manuscript and annotated draft articles by LSA for publications including the Times, British Economic Association and Manchester Guardian, on subjects including: Turkey; the situation in Macedonia [later North Macedonia]; the internal crisis in Austria-Hungary; Serbia; events in Syria; Franz Josef I, Emperor of Austria; Austro-Hungarian financial relations; Bulgaria.

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Drafts of articles written by NR, often with copies of the published edition, and related correspondence.

Scope and Contents From the Fonds: A considerable proportion of Zvegintzov's archive consists of the papers produced by Political and Economic Planning and the Royal Institute of International Affairs, some of them by MZ, and of his correspondence with other members on their own subjects. Nothing at all has been found about his early life in Russia, but his papers contain a number of letters in Cyrillic script. These were studied by a Russian speaking Fellow Commoner at Churchill College (Henryk Krzeckowski) in 1980, and the...

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Articles by NK and concerning NK, and transcripts of television and radio broadcasts and interviews given by NK, with associated correspondence and briefings. Includes European Commission interviews and requests for interviews.

Scope and Contents Correspondence on LSA's series of articles for the Times on army reform, with correspondents including: General 1st Lord Kitchener [Commander-in-Chief, India] on the advantages and disadvantages of having a large force in South Africa; Admiral Sir John Fisher [Commander-in-Chief, Portsmouth] on subjects including the role of the press in reforming the Navy (3); Arthur Balfour, Prime Minister, on LSA's ideas for encouraging Finland to rebel against Russia; L J Maxse [Editor of the National...

Scope and Contents Correspondents include: Charles Eade, Editor of the Sunday Dispatch, on his book "Winston Churchill by his contemporaries"; [Henry] Wilson Harris, Editor of the Spectator, on LSA's review of a biography of 1st Lord Baldwin, also proposing an article on 1st Lord Milner and on Jean van der Poel's "The Jameson Raid" (3); Geoffrey Cumberlege, Publisher to the University of Oxford; Basil Nicolls, Acting-Director-General of the BBC, inviting LSA to serve on the BBC's General...

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Letters from LSA, mainly to Chirol [Director of the Foreign Department of the Times] and also to George Buckle [Editor of the Times] on LSA's work as the Times war correspondent in South Africa. Also includes letter to LSA from Major-General Ian Hamilton [Military Secretary, Headquarters] confirming that LSA's views on South Africa were being advocated and urging him to set to work.

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Letters from Chirol [Director of the Foreign Department of the Times] and also from George Buckle [Editor of the Times] on LSA's work as the Times war correspondent in South Africa, and also on events in China.

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Correspondence between AHP and newspaper editors including Lord Northcliffe and Geoffrey Dawson at the Times, the Spectator, and the Evening Standard, mostly relating to controversies over naval battles and naval policy. With press cuttings and copies of AHP's published letters and articles, including AHP's review of Sir Julian Corbett's official History of the Great War: Naval Operations', entitled 'The Battle of Jutland', and Anthony Pollen's notes on the articles.

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Correspondence with Lionel James [special correspondent for the Times in South Africa] on LSA's Times History of the South African War.

Scope and Contents Personal correspondence sent to Moncrieff. Mostly letters, with some postcards and cards. Some letters are annotated with notes by Moncrieff.Correspondents include: David Chipp (editor of Press Association); Colin Webb (editor of the Press Association); Susan Cornford; Reginald D. Evans (Press Association); Enoch Powell; George Thomas (Speaker of the House of Commons); Hugh Dykes; Neil Kinnock; Jack Ashley; Bernard Weatherill (Speaker of the House of Commons); Vincent Kelly...

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Photojournalistic newspaper published in Nazi Germany. Copies of 5 editions: 12 November 1938; 21 February 1942; 14 March 1942; 18 April 1942; 2 May 1942.

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JEP's taxation records, consisting of invoices and receipts for press interviews, articles and television appearances by JEP, particularly with the BBC.

Also includes lists of fees, copies of JEP's article, Music for Me, and a News of the World article on rising prices and a letter from Terence Higgins, Financial Secretary to the Treasury, on JEP's tax position as a freelance journalist and broadcaster.

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Photojournalistic magazine published in Nazi Germany. Single copy of this edition: Number 25, 29 August 1944.

Scope and Contents Typed and handwritten stories, which are mainly drafts of articles that Moncrieff was working on.Topics include: Suspension of hospital doctors and hospital trusts (18 March 2004). Victoria Cross holders Sir Tasker Watkins and Major David Jamieson receiving further honours (13 March 1990). MPs bringing pets into the House of Commons; issue raised by Matthew Offord (approx. 2010s). Denis Thatcher (18 March 1989). Obituary for Harold Wilson, prepared before his death (22 July...

Scope and Contents Letters to Edward Moran, sub-editor of 'The Globe' in the 1830s from various Government officers, supplying information for publication in 'The Globe' or contradicting reports already published. A few letters are addressed to J. Gorton, possibly another of The Globe's sub-editors. The Globe was a London evening newspaper founded in 1803 by Christopher Blackett. It merged with the Pall Mall Gazette in 1921. The correspondence has been calendared to provide short summaries of the contents,...

Scope and Contents A chronological series of files covering the different aspects of Tinsley's career. 1. Dulwich College, 1921; Territorial Army, 1925-1928; and Reuters, 1928-1934. 2. Reuters, 1935-1936. 3. Spanish Civil War, 1937. 4. Reuters, 1938-1942, and British Supply Council, 1943. 5. R.C.A.F., 1943-1946. 6. Control Commission for Germany, 1946; return to Canada, 1947; Bermuda, 1947-1948; return to England, 1948; and Ministry of Supply Air Ministry, 1949-1953. 7. Ministry of Defence, 1953-1958. 8....

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Cuttings, prints, proofs and manuscripts of articles written by LSA, mainly for the Times and National Review, on subjects including: mountaineering; north-western Canada; the Imperial Conference (1907); the East African empire; the Education Bill (1906); British trade figures; the military geography of the empire; reorganizing the Conservative Party; policy on tariff reform, defence, Ireland and social issues.

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Cuttings and prints of articles and papers written by LSA on subjects including: military tactical policy; defence from the imperial standpoint; the Australian tariff; South Africa and Imperial Preference; some practical steps towards an Imperial Constitution; cavalry equipment and training; Hudson Bay [Canada] and its coasts.

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Cuttings and prints of articles by LSA on subjects including: Imperial administration, particularly in India; wage conditions; tariff reform; Imperial policy, including constitutional measures, defence and the economy; a tribute to Joseph Chamberlain.

Scope and Contents Press cuttings, texts and prints of articles and lectures by LSA, on subjects including: the role of the Empire in the war; Ireland's demand for fiscal autonomy; the constitutional development of South Africa; British preparations for war; imperial taxation; investing the surplus funds of the trade unions into industry; arming new recruits; LSA's own career. Also includes: article by L J Maxse [Editor of the National Review] on lack of support for the Army from the Government; print...

Scope and Contents Includes: reprint of a memorandum to the Cabinet by 1st Lord Milner, Secretary of State for War, reporting on his visit to France (March 1918); notes by LSA for a projected book on the war; pamphlet on improving government with constitutional changes, including an Irish settlement, by individuals including Frederick Oliver; reviews of later accounts of the war; report of special Labour Party conference; pamphlet by Edmund Morel calling for peace and on Russia's part in causing the war; list...

Scope and Contents Correspondence with the general public on British membership of the European Economic Community, with correspondents including: Jack Bryans (6); Peter Clarke; Julie Spencer, Editor of the Field magazine, on an article by JEP on the effects of European legislation on rural affairs (4); Charlotte Horsfield, Honorary Secretary of the British Housewives' League (3); Robert Jackson on the internal economy of the EEC; Robert Neild; Beverley Pyke (13); Nigel Spearing [Chairman of the Select...