Pacifism
Subject
Subject Source: UK Archival Thesaurus
Found in 8 Collections and/or Records:
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A letter from Alec R. Vidler (editor of Theology) to Raven apologising for two hostile reviews of Raven's book Lessons of the Prince of Peace, 19430213
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Reference Code: GBR/1849/FP/269/10/vi/a
Scope and Contents
The discussion relates to Raven's anti-war stance, and the Editor is keen to point out that he is not necessarily in full agreement with the two reviewers who criticised Raven's book
Dates:
19430213
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Correspondence with various churchmen, including William Temple (Archbishop of Canterbury) and Dick Sheppard (Dean of Canterbury) about pacifism
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Reference Code: GBR/1849/FP/269/6/v/e
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Letters from Sybil Thorndike Casson
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Reference Code: GBR/1849/FP/269/6/v/d
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Meeting minutes of the Anglican Pacifist Fellowship, 19390504
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Reference Code: GBR/1849/FP/269/6/ii/d
Scope and Contents
In addition to the meeting minutes, there is a memo from the House of Commons sub-committee appointed by the Council of Christian Pacifist Groups, also discussing the Military Training Bill, which they oppose.
Dates:
19390504
Sub-Series
National Peace Council
Sub-Series
Reference Code: GBR/1849/FP/269/6/iv
Sub-Series
Pacifism
Sub-Series
Reference Code: GBR/1849/FP/269/6/ii-iv
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Raven's report on his recent visit to the USSR, addressed to Percy W. Bartlett, touching on the attitude of the Russian people to the pacifist movement, 19541204
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Reference Code: GBR/1849/FP/269/12/xiv/c
Scope and Contents
The report was for circulation among members of the Council of the IFoR, but not more widely
Dates:
19541204
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Scrapbook, 1915-01-01 - 1915-12-31
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Reference Code: GBR/0014/ESHR 3/3
Scope and Contents
The scrapbook opens with a description of Eleanor visiting the French Front, dining in Compiegne and being given a tour of a hospital. Eleanor and Reginald travelled back to London where Eleanor continued her work running First Aid classes at the Duke of York’s Headquarters in between seeing Sylvia [daughter], Zena [daughter-in-law], and their families and swallowing a chicken bone where she ‘thought my last moment had come’. Eleanor returned to Paris, where she comments on the heightened...
Dates:
1915-01-01 - 1915-12-31
Conditions Governing Access:
From the Fonds:
The collection is open for consultation by researchers using Churchill Archives Centre, Churchill College, Cambridge.