Abdication of Edward VIII
Found in 31 Collections and/or Records:
1944-1945 Diary, 1944-08-12 - 1945-08-10
Abdication Crisis, 1936 - 1937
Includes copies of the Bill of Abdication, press cuttings, an issue of Cavalcade magazine on the crisis, printed Dominion debates and a memorandum by ELS on King Edward VIII [later Edward, Duke of Windsor] and Wallis Simpson [later Wallis, Duchess of Windsor].
Abdication crisis diary, 1936
Includes many letters on Cooper's resignation from the Government over the Munich Crisis, 1938.
Congratulations on becoming Liberal Chief Whip; correspondence about the abdication, 1924 - 1943
Correspondence, 1929-09-17 - 1969-06-02
Diary, 1936-09-09 - 1936-12-31
Diary. Subjects covered include: Cadogan's relationship with and his role within the Foreign Office; the atmosphere within the Foreign Office and his opinions on international relations with Germany, Italy, Japan and China; the status of the Abyssinian delegation to the League of Nations and the abdication of King Edward VIII as well as social and family events.
Farewell message of King Edward VIII, 1936-12-11
Shellac 10" disc. Sherman Recording Service, New York.
"Hankey, Man of Secrets": Cabinet, 1936, 1970-08 - 1974-08
Includes the Abdication Crisis.
Letters from Sir Harold Nicolson and correspondence with Nigel Nicolson, 1953 - 1968
Comprising letters from Sir Harold Nicolson, 1953-4, 1960-1, 1966-7 (7), and correspondence with Nigel Nicolson, about publication of his father's diaries, in particular passages about King Edward VIII and the Abdication Crisis, 1965-8 (19).
Literary: articles: Collier's Magazine., 24 Mar 1937 - 19 Jun 1937
Literary: Evening Standard articles: correspondence., 01 Jan 1937 - 31 Dec 1937
Literary: "Short Biographies": proofs 2., 1930 - 1937
MS diary, 1936-01
Account of the relationship between King Edward VIII [later the Duke of Windsor] and Wallis Simpson [later Wallis, Duchess of Windsor].
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MS diary, 1938-01 - 1938-03
Subjects include the relationship between King Edward VIII [later the Duke of Windsor] and Wallis Simpson [later Wallis, Duchess of Windsor].
Political: Constituency: Epping [Essex], 1924 - 1945
Political: Constituency, Epping [Essex]: correspondence A-B., Jan 1936 - Dec 1936
Public and Political: General: Abdication of Edward VIII: American press cuttings., 12 Apr 1936 - 04 Dec 1936
Includes cuttings on the abdication of King Edward VIII [earlier Edward Prince of Wales, later Duke of Windsor] and his marriage to Wallis Simpson [later Wallis, Duchess of Windsor], from United States' and Canadian newspapers, including the New York Journal, the New York Post, the Los Angeles Examiner, the Kansas City Star, the Topeka State Journal and Hush.
Public and Political: General: Abdication of Edward VIII: Correspondence and memoranda., 02 Jul 1936 - 18 Jul 1950
Public and Political: General: Correspondence., 17 Nov 1936 - 26 Feb 1937
Public and Political: General: Correspondence., 10 Jan 1935 - 30 Jun 1937
Public and Political: General: correspondence from the general public on the abdication crisis, A-K, mainly supporting WSC's stance., Dec 1936
Public and Political: General: correspondence from the general public on the abdication crisis, L-Z, mainly supporting WSC's stance., Dec 1936
Public and Political: General: HRH the Duke of Windsor: Correspondence., 26 Oct 1936 - 05 Dec 1937
Public and Political: General: Private and Personal: Correspondence W - Z., 15 Nov 1945 - 26 Sep 1951
Public and Political: General: telegrams on the abdication crisis, mainly supporting WSC's stance, several from the Dominions, and a celebratory calendar of King Edward VIII [earlier Edward, Prince of Wales, later the Duke of Windsor]., 1936
Correspondents include: Louis Bromfield; Sir Reginald Banks on New Zealand opinion; [Marion] Cran; Lieutenant-Colonel [Augustus] Duke; Therese and [Walter] Richard Sickert.Other subjects include: suggestions that WSC broadcast on the crisis to Australia or the United States; Edward's health.