Scope and Contents Correspondents include: Lord Noel-Baker [earlier Philip Baker] on the BBC's refusal to show the documentary "The War Game"; John Robinson, Dean of Chapel, Trinity College, University of Cambridge; Ronald Hayward, General Secretary of the Labour Party, inviting AFB to speak at a Labour anti-nuclear weapon rally; [Philip] Warren Hawksley; [Margaret] Pat Arrowsmith, on Charter 80 for Human Rights for Irish Political Prisoners; John Baker, Rector of St Margaret’s, Westminster, on an event...

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Subjects include: Clementine's health and her second pregnancy [with Randolph Churchill]; an attack on Herbert Asquith [Prime Minister, later 1st Lord Oxford and Asquith] by suffragettes on the road to Stirling [Scotland]; Clementine's low opinion of Arthur Balfour; the deportation of a Mr Cole from British East Africa [later Kenya and Uganda]; delivering a speech at Swanage on Churchill's behalf [during the by-election campaign of Churchill's cousin Henry Guest for East Dorset, 1910].

Scope and Contents Subjects include: decorating their new house [33 Eccleston Square, London]; Clementine's health and her pregnancy [with Diana Churchill, later Diana Bailey and Diana Sandys]; the pregnancy of 'Goonie' [Lady Gwendeline Churchill] and the birth of John G Churchill; a speech by 5th Lord Rosebery on the Budget; the attack on the Prime Minister [Herbert Asquith, later 1st Lord Oxford and Asquith] and Herbert Gladstone [Home Secretary] by three suffragettes; Diana Churchill's progress; a political...

Scope and Contents Various papers, including: programme for an 80th birthday tribute to AFB; guest list and photographs from a House of Commons reception for AFB's 85th birthday, with a message of good wishes from the President of Botswana [Seretse Khama]; Radio Times special issue on the suffragettes, with an article by AFB on his memories of the Pankhursts; text of an article [not by AFB] reporting on a visit to Zanzibar, Tanzania, 1973, particularly relating to racial distribution, progress to...

Scope and Contents Subjects include: the atrocious behaviour of Smart [Churchill's chauffeur/valet] during a house party with the Lyttons at Knebworth [Hertfordshire, June 1912]; plans for a dancing club; the sentencing of 'Mrs P' [Emmeline Pankhurst], April 1913; moving to Admiralty House; Churchill's concerns about events in the Adriatic and sympathy for Montenegro; a speech by Churchill in Dundee [Scotland], January 1913; his suffering from nerves; worries about parcel bombs from the suffragettes; naval...