Typescript transcripts of 2 autograph letters, signed.

Photocopy of 1 autograph letter, signed, addressed 'Dear Man' dated to 16 Dec.
2 autograph letters, signed, from Sebastian Garrett to Geoffrey Keynes, 17 and 22 Sept. 1966

This series comprises documents representing J.M. Keynes role in shaping international finance and German reparations in the years after World War I.

This file includes letters of appointment and resignation and the offer of a resident clerkship, with also a table of marks awarded in the Civil Service examination, 1906, and a schedule of work distribution within the Military Department, November 1906.

This series comprises documents related to John Maynard Keynes' duties in the Treasury Office at the end of World War I, and more specifically, to armistice negotiations between the allies and Germany. At the time the documents were generated, Keynes was head of the 'A' Division (February 1917-January 1919), and a British delegate to the Paris Peace Conference.

This series comprises documents related to John Maynard Keynes' duties in the Treasury Office during World War I and, more specifically, papers related to the problem of war finance. They include items related to his post as assistant to Sir George Paish (January-May 1915), documents generated while a member of the First, or Finance, Division (May 1915-February 1917) and papers created or used by Keynes as head of the 'A' Division (February 1917-January 1919).

Manuscripts, published articles and lectures, correspondence, collected newspapers cuttings, publications and notes, tutorial papers and papers concerning College and University business and academic activity.

Correspondence with Henry Thursfield re naval history and historians [including fragment]; letters from Delia Peel, sister in law of Rector of Wrestlingworth; copy of letter to Harvey re sea cadets.

The documents in this sub-series cover several subjects, among them the vote on Women's degrees, 1921; refugee scholars, 1933-5; tripos reform, 1937; the establishment of a Department of Applied Economics, 1939; the internment of P. Sraffa and E. Rothbarth, 1940-1; and an offer to J.M. Keynes of the Chair of Political Economy, 1944.

This file includes letters requesting financial contributions from J.M. Keynes, comments on productions, and correspondence on the internment of Kurt Jooss, choreographer, 1940.

Mainly correspondence, concerning: the controversies and legal wrangling between William Frere and Edward Christian, who petitioned against Frere's election as Master in 1812; vice-chancellorship; general. The letters are not generally about College or estate administration. Includes correspondence from Sir Busick Harwood. Cornwallis Hewett and William Wilkins.

Enjoyment of the Commencement; happy to hear that the Harwoods have moved into their Lodge; his time of life; putting tenant into his Lodge.

This sub-series comprises correspondence files generated by J.M. Keynes as Chairman.

This file includes 20 letters from Roy Harrod, 1948-65; 1 letter from David Garnett, 1949; 1 letter from Florence Ada Keynes, 1949; 1 letter from John Hayward, 1946; 1 letter from Duncan Grant, 1958; and 1 letter from Roy Harrod to R.F. Kahn, 1950.

In addition to correspondence, this file includes an autograph manuscript introduction and preface to the Roumanian edition, November 1920.
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5 autograph letters, signed and 3 autograph postcards, signed, with typescript transcripts of 3 of the letters and all 3 postcards. 1907-11.
1 typed letter, signed, from E.P. Goldschmidt to Geoffrey Keynes dated 17 May 1947.

3 autograph letters, signed and 1 autograph postcard, signed.

This sub-series contains original correspondence received, with occasional carbons or photocopies of George Salt's replies. The files also include correspondents' off-prints and carbons of two brief papers by George Salt.

This sub-series covers debates with G. Haberler, R.F. Harrod, R.G. Hawtrey, H. Henderson, R.F. Kahn, S. Kuznets, A. Lerner, B. Ohlin, A.C. Pigou, D.H. Robertson, E.A.G. and J. Robinson.

Includes a carbon typescript, 'Problems of animal life at altitudes of 14,000 to 16,000 ft'. 1950.

One autograph letter, signed, from H.A. James, Headmaster of Rugby School, to Mary Ruth Brooke, concerning his article on Rupert Brooke's poem 'Bastille' published in 'Oxford Magazine', 29 Nov. 1918; with manuscript transcript of article by Mary Ruth Brooke.

Photograph of 1 autograph letter, signed, [1913] with TS transcript;
TLS from CSH to 'Secretary of Cambridge University', enclosing photograph, 15 Oct. 1932

This file contains correspondence and royalty statements.