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CONTEMPORARY SCIENTIFIC ARCHIVES CENTRE
British National Committee for the History of Science, Medicine and Technology
under the guidance of the Royal Socicty’s
Catalogue of the papers of
FREDERICK ALEXANDER LINDEMANN, C.H., F.R.S.
VISCOUNT CHERWELL OF OXFORD
(1886 - 1957)
VOLUME III
Sections Jand K
Conspectus of file numbers
Index of correspondents
Deposited in the Library of Nuffield College, Oxford
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Compiled by: Jeannine Alton
Julia Latham- Jackson
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POLITICS AND THE CONSERVATIVE PARTY J.1 - J.163
Cherwell's political influence, direct and indirect, was considerable.
In addition
to his membership of official committees and advisory bodies consequential upon his _
distinction as a scientist with special knowledge of aeronautics and defence, his
personal acquaintance with many leading politicians and social figures such as
Birkenhead, Simon and Churchill, with industrialists such as Mond, McGowan and
Nuffield, and newspaper proprietors and editors such as Beaverbrook, Camrose,
Barrington-Ward and others, all gave an unusual dimension to the pressure he could
bring to bear, on individuals and on general public opinion, in the inter-war years.
His advice was frequently solicited, whether on a personal basis or as a request to
submit a memorandum or an article for publication.
Cherwell was a Conservative.
He supported the Party and its candidates at
elections, and most (not all) of his political writings were published in conservative
His main interests were far
newspapers such as the Daily Telegraph and The Times.
from narrowly partisan, however: he campaigned for a strong Britain with an active
(See especially
defence policy supported by scientific and technological research.
F.1 - F.39 for correspondence, committee papers, reports and other material on pre-war
Ata local level, he was extremely active during the Thirties in the
air defence.)
affairs of the Oxford Conservatives in City and University, and aspired to enter
Parliament as Burgess of the University at the General Election of 1935 and again
at the Oxford by-election in 1937 (see especially J.18 - J46).
With the outbreak of war in 1939, the value placed by Churchill on Cherwell's
advice assumed an altogether new importance, increased still further when Churchill
became Prime Minister in May 1940.
Prime Minister's specialist advisers, and although Churchill had access to additional
sources of information, Cherwell remained a close, trusted and honoured companion.
After the war, Churchill continued to turn to Cherwell for advice and information,
appointing him to the Conservative Consultative Committee during the years in
in the General Election of 1951.
opposition, and to the Office of Paymaster-General after the Conservative victory
Although Cherwell was only one among the
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From 1941, Cherwell's peerage gave hima seat in the House of Lords and a
secure hearing for topics in which he hada special interest.
he continued to campaign for recognition for science and technology, improved
educational facilities and greater financial expenditure on research,
he maintained his concern with defence problems, now transformed and complicated
by the development of nuclear weapons.
was nutrition and food supplies, matters which became of particular importance
A new, perhaps unexpected, preoccupation
To the end of his life
In addition,
during the war and the post-war ‘austerity’ years.
The material follows a roughly chronological sequence, occasionally broken
It includes reports and
to allow papers on a particular subject to be kepf together.
memoranda by Cherwell or sent to him for information by colleagues or members of the
general public, drafts for speeches and writings, Parliamentary arrangements, and
correspondence,
For additional material relating to Cherwell's concern with scientific and
technological education, and with nutrition, see Section E.
during the Second World War, see Sections F, Gand H.
For material relating to Cherwell's service in the Churchill administration
Many of the ‘Personal and Social' letters in Section K refer to the house-
parties and social gatherings at which Cherwell could exchange ideas with politicians
and others.
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Correspondence with Lord Hugh Cecil re Safeguarding
of Industries Bill, 1921.
Copy of Treasury report on 'simplification of the Income
Tax', sent forcomment by P.J. Grigg, with 1] p. ms.
comments by Cherwell, 1922.
Also included here are 3 cards of notes by Cherwell
on German reparations, and Franco- German interests
in the Ruhr, 1922.
Correspondence re nominations as Chancellor of Oxford
University, 1925 and 1928.
Includes ms. draft letter by Cherwell inviting
Birkenhead to accept nomination, n.d.
Letter re Cherwell's bet with Lord Rothermere on election
result, 1929.
Correspondence, 1930-31.
Mainly re composition of Oxford University Conservative
Committee (the 'Caucus').
Correspondence re India Defence League, 1932-35.
Invitation to Cherwell to join Council of the League,
correspondence re meetings.
Included here is later correspondence, 1934-35, from
Viscount Wolmer, retiring Chairman of League, re
Cherwell's help on the Amendments Committee of the
India Bill.
Oxford University Elections Committee.
Memorandum and Resolution on gold and exchange standard,
June 1932 (by J. Taylor Peddie).
voting and costs at election of Burgesses, 1922-29.
These cover the period of the reorganisation of the 'Caucus'
and the preparation of a new constitution for the Elections
Committee; Cherwell was a member of the re-organised
Committee (from 10 March 1934),
The Committee was formed 'to promote the Conservative
cause in the Constituency, and to provide an organisation ....
Minutes and papers of committee meetings, November 1932-
July 1934,
Also included are reports and statistical analyses of the
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Correspondence and papers, 1933,
J.9
Shorter correspondence, January-June
re invitation to Churchill to address Oxford University
Conservative Association,
re Address by Flandin on gold standard.
Correspondence and papers, September-October.
Mainly renominations as Chancellor of Oxford, and
organisation of Conservative associations and com-
mittees at Oxford.
Includes minutes of meetings, membership lists, draft
letters to press.
Cherwell played a major part in the
reorganisation of the 'Caucus' on less autocratic lines.
Correspondence and papers, November-December.
Similar material, re organisation of various Conservative
associations at Oxford.
Cherwell's letter of 24 November to Lord Iddesleigh
gives a clear account of the proposed resident and non=
resident Conservative Committees (a meeting of 'non-
residents' was held at the House of Commons on 30
November).
Shorter correspondence on political affairs, November.
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Correspondence and papers, 1934.
Almost all concerned with Oxford Conservative politics.
Arrangements for visit by Churchill to address Oxford
Conservative and Unionist Association in February.
Correspondence, January-February, re reorganisation
of Elections Committee, with draft proposals, nominations,
etc.
(See J.15 for minutes of committee.)
Continuing correspondence, May-August.
Includes material and Minutes re Organising Sub-
Committee, and reference to Cherwell's possible
nomination as Conservative candidate.
Material re circulation of non-resident Conservative voters.
Shorter correspondence on political matters.
Includes letter from J. Simon suggesting his interest in
standing as Burgess; nomination of Cherwell as Treasurer
of Canning Club; congratulations on reform of Conservative
organisation at Oxford; study groups, etc.
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J.18-J.26
Correspondence and papers, 1935.
A General Election was held in October.
Cherwell
hoped to secure the nomination as candidate for Burgess
of Oxford University in place of Sir Charles Oman.
He was supported by Oxford University Conservative
Association but the selection meeting in London chose
C.R.M. Cruttwell as its candidate.
At the General
Election, however, A.P. (later Sir Alan) Herbert, standing
as an Independent candidate, was returned and Cruttwell
forfeited his deposit. |
The material includes election addresses and manifestos,
letters to the press as well as correspondence reflecting
the intense activity of Cherwell and Oxford Conservatives.
Correspondence, January-March.
re Nomination of candidate for Burgess-ship.
Includes membership lists.
Correspondence, April-June.
Letters preceding and following the meeting in London on
3 June at which Cruttwell was selected in preference to
Cherwell as second Conservative candidate.
Circular letters and information re London selection meeting,
June.
Reports of sub-committees to discuss organisation of con-
stituency, relations with undergraduate society, representation,
finance, etc. n.d., unsigned, probably by Bolton King with
ms. amendments by Cherwell.
28 pp. typescript with many ms. corrections.
General affairs of Oxford Conservative Associations.
Includes Cherwell's refusal to sign election manifesto of
conservative candidates.
Election addresses and manifestos issued by Burgess candidates
for General Election, October.
Includes draft of A.P. Herbert's 'Letter to the Electors',
Includes Cherwell's letter to Oxford Magazine.
Correspondence, June-October.
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Letters on results of election.
Correspondence, November-December,.
te Constitution of Senior Branch, Oxford Conservative
Association; Cherwell's election as Vice-President,
Federation of University Conservative Associations, etc.
Miscellaneous correspondence on Conservative politics.
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Correspondence and papers, 1936
This was another year of intense political activity, and
Lord Hugh
A by-election
Cherwell announced his
eventual disappointment, for Cherwell.
arose on the appointment of the Senior Burgess,
Cecil, as Provost of Eton.
candidature, and began canvassing for support, in July.
The Oxford University Conservative Association (the
'Caucus') declined to support Cherwell at a meeting in
October, and adopted Sir Farquhar Buzzard as its official
candidate at the Selection Meeting held in London on 9
December.
Conservative, and at the election (February 1937) the
Conservative vote was split almost equally between him and
Buzzard, and the Independent candidate, Sir Arthur (later
Lord) Salter took the seat.
Cherwell pursued his campaign as Independent
Cherwell and his supporters (including Winston Churchill)
made great efforts to mobilise their forces, issuing many
manifestos, reminders, press statements, etc.
these, like the extensive personal correspondence with
individuals, refer to defence matters and especially to air
defence, this being to Cherwell one of the vital issues of
the day and one where he hoped to exert influence in Parliament.
Several of
see J.40-J.46.
Material covering the election itself continues into 1937,
Cherwell's letter of resignation from Oxford University
Conservative Committee, and his election manifesto (issued
on same day), 11 July.
Correspondence, January, about a letter which had been
published in the Oxford Magazine on the subject of the 1935
election, and which Cherwell considered defamatory, con-
templating legal action.
Mainly re Salter's nomination as Independent candidate.
Correspondence canvassing support for election candidature,
on basis of Cherwell's own manifesto ¢ 11 July, and also of a
later statement drafted by Churchill and signed by statesmen,
industrialists, etc. who were not members of Oxford University
(see J.31).
Correspondence, August.
In alphabetical order;
in some cases only Cherwell's carbon
survives.
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Letter from Churchill, enclosing draft letter of support,
with suggested signatories from both Houses of Parliament.
Correspondence, September-15 October.
Mainly canvassing support, requests to friends to attend
adoption meeting of Oxford University Caucus held on
24 October (which decided not to support Cherwell as
official candidate).
Includes some references to Cherwell's recent visit to
Russia, problems of air defence, etc. as well as
immediate electoral matters.
Correspondence, 19-31 October.
Includes material sent by Cherwell to Churchill, who
spoke at the Oxford Union in his support on 30 October,
letters to The Times, request for article for Oxford
Magazine, etc.
Correspondence, November.
Continuing canvassing and letters to the Press, in prepara-
tion for official adoption meeting in London on 9 December.
Correspondence, December.
Preceding and fdlowing the adoption meeting at which Sir
Farquhar Buzzard was chosen as the official Conservative
candidate.
Includes letter from L.S. Amery describing the meeting and
advising Cherwell not to proceed with his candidature.
‘Brief’ prepared by Cherwell for his supporters, on the history
of Oxford Conservative organisations, and electoral contro-
versies, 11 November.
Arrangements for meetings, speakers, etc.
Draft and printed manifestos, letters of support, polemics,
letters to press, etc. put out by Cherwell and his supporters
in the course of the campaign.
Letters, schedules, etc. mainly from E. Bolton King re the
running of Cherwell's election campaign.
Includes later correspondence, 1939, from a canvasser
who claimed he had not been paid.
Correspondence re affairs of Oxford University Conservative
Association.
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J.40-J.48
Correspondence and papers, 1937,
The by-election for the Oxford University Burgess-ship,
when Cherwell stood as Independent Conservative, was
held in February.
The poll closed on Saturday, 27th.
Most of the material relates to the run-up and aftermath
of this event.
Letters of support, advice, etc., January-February.
Includes comments by Solicitor-General on Cherwell's
election address, telegram of suppat from Rothermere,
letter from old school-fellow at Blair Lodge, etc.
Letters to Press (Sunday Times, The Times, Oxford Magazine,
Daily Telegraph).
Drafts and correspondence, February 1937.
Correspondence with Sir Roger Keyes re his letter to The Times
supporting Cherwell, which was refused for publication,
February.
Letters of commiseration received by Cherwell on losing
the election, March.
Includes telegram from Churchills.
Draft and published election manifestos, letters to press,
statements issued by Cherwell, etc.
Includes election addresses of Buzzard and Salter.
Shorter letters of commiseration (not indexed).
Cherwell's carbon replies to correspondents.
Letters to Press, and other statements by Cherwell, commenting
on the election, March.
Shorter political correspondence.
General correspondence on affairs of Oxford University
Conservative Association, and its Senior Branch.
Mainly re meetings and speakers.
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Correspondence and papers, 1938.
Mainly shorter correspondence re Oxford Conservative
activities.
Includes draft constitution for Senioy/Graduate Branch
of Oxford University Conservative Association, with ms.
revisions by Cherwell,
Correspondence, September-October 1939.
Mainly with R.F. Harrod, re statistical estimates of costs
of armed forces, and re Harrod's 11 pp. memorandum on
need for a central economic council, forwarded by
Cherwell to Hankey.
Correspondence and papers, 1943.
Shorter exchanges on Social Security, House of Lords
business.
Correspondence and papers, with C. Weizmann and officials,
on Jewish affairs, mainly in Palestine, September-November 1943,
Fiowr 5.06
Bre
Correspondence and papers, 1944,
Includes memoranda, affidavits, etc.
General correspondence.
Also included here is a little earlier correspondence, on
the 'Jewish Force', December 1940,
For further material on Palestine,. see G.543.
Includes background information, and correspondence,
Correspondence with Lord Melchett re incidents in Palestine.
Cherwell's speech in House of Lords on postwar defence, 23 pp.
Russia’, April 1944,
Correspondence, papers and press-cuttings on 'The Poles in
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Correspondence and papers, 1945.
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Correspondence, etc. with Churchill.
Includes invitation to join Churchill's Consultative
Committee to discuss policy of the Opposition, corres-
pondence and comments on speeches or articles on
atomic weapons, nuclear power, etc.
Correspondence with R.F. Harrod.
Mainly re Harrod's resignation from the Admiralty, and
his campaign as a Liberal candidate for Huddersfield at
the General Election;
correspondence re publications.
involvement with the Liberal party and his Huddersfield
campaign in his 'personal memoir' The Prof, London 1959,
pps.243- 255.)
includes draft of speech, and
(Harrod discusses his
Correspondence and papers on atomic energy.
Includes notices of meetings, correspondence re debate
in House of Lords,
letters from general public, etc.
General political correspondence.
re Election results, V-bombs, Family Census, Palestine, etc.
Article 'My visit to Russia' by Mrs. Churchill, describing her
impressions of Russia on a visit as Chairman of the British Red
Cross Aid to Russia Fund.
16 pp. dated May 1945 and sent
to Cherwell, June 1945.
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J.62-J.67
Correspondence and papers, 1946.
J.62
Correspondence, etc. with Churchill.
Includes correspondence and comment on speeches,
letters to press, etc., on India, econamics, nutrition.
Correspondence on House of Lords business.
Budget debate, nationalisation of iron and steel, nutrition,
Atomic Energy Bill, health service, India.
Correspondence and papers on Palestine.
Correspondence and papers on nutrition.
Includes several requests for newspaper articles on the
subject, arising from Cherwell's speeches in the House
of Lords.
Correspondence on atomic energy.
Includes references to American affairs, committees,
Coal Nationalisation Bill and Compensation Tribunal,
meetings of Atomic Scientists, telegram from Baruch, etc.
See also correspondence with J.L. Tuck, D.246.
General political correspondence.
re India, tanks, etc.
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J.68-J.74
Correspondence and papers, 1947.
J.68
Correspondence, etc. with Churchill.
Mainly on coal situation, also India, economic affairs.
Correspondence on House of Lords business.
_te Debates and speeches on food, Cotton Bill, coal
(includes draft speech), Industrial Organisation Bill,
Planning Bill.
Shorter correspondence on House of Lords affairs and
debates,
Correspondence with R.F. Harrod.
On economic affairs and production statistics;
includes draft for an article by Harrod on intemational
control of atomic energy.
also
Correspondence and papers on nutrition.
Including correspondence arising from Cherwell's speeches
and letters to the press on the subject.
General political correspondence.
Includes request for reference tosupport E.G.R. Heath's
candidature as Conservative M.P., arrangements for
Cherwell to address 1922 Committee on
Letters from the general public about nutrition, and on
Cherwell's speeches and writings on the subject (not indexed).
See E.22 for a note on additional similar letters which have
not survived.
food situation, etc.
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Correspondence and papers, 1948,
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Correspondence with Churchill.
Mainly notes provided by Cherwell for a broadcast
by Churchill (on economic and production figures).
Also includes invitation to meeting to read King's
Speech on the opening of Parliament.
Correspondence with Melchett.
Mainly on Palestine, and Anglo-Indian relations.
Correspondence with R.F. Harrod.
On economic planning, production, etc.
Correspondence with F. Pakenham (Longford).
On production figures;
includes letters to press.
Correspondence with R.A. Butler.
On Conservative Party's draft 'Agricultural Charter’,
Includes Cherwell's comments on the draft.
Correspondence with Lord Winster, on Cyprus Airways,
A Sub-committee, chaired by
Material relating to Radioactive Substances Act, 1948.
This measure was introduced in the House of Lords by
Lord Inman on 24 April 1947, and was not accepted
on its original terms, discussion being postponed at
Cherwell's instance.
Cherwell, was set up by the Atomic Scientists Association
to consider the Bill and make recommendations. Cherwell
also had consultations, on the basis of the Sub-committee's
report, with officials on the re-drafting of the Bill, and
with scientific colleagues on the wording,
The re-drafted Bill passed through the House of Lords in
April 1948,
set up under the Act.
The material includes reports, memoranda and correspondence,
1947-48, and invitation, 1949, from the Minister of Health
(A. Bevan) to Cherwell to serve on the Advisory Committee
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General political correspondence, January-April.
re power stations, petrol rationing, atomic science,
Capital Punishment Bill, sterling balances, and
other matters.
General political correspondence, May-December.
re food subsidies, defence, recruitment, etc.
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J.84-J.96
Correspondence and papers, 1949,
J.84
Correspondence with Churchill,
te technological education, atomic energy, devaluation,
Masterman report, etc.
Correspondence on House of Lords affairs.
Brief correspondence with Simon re Finance Bill,
and Mountbatten Private Bill.
Correspondence on House of Lords affairs.
Wireless Telegraphy Bill.
Correspondence, memoranda, draft amendments, etc.,
re radio interference, with special reference to North
of Scotland Hydro-Electric Board,
Includes letters of thanks for Cherwell's assistance in
Committee and Report stages of Bill, and later material
on Amendments to Bill,
Correspondence on House of Lords affairs.
Correspondence on devaluation.
Correspondence on defence.
Correspondence on nutrition.
Correspondence with R.F. Harrod.
Industrial Production Debate.
Correspondence and background material.
Mainly on devaluation, balance of payments, etc.
Includes draft of a note by Harrod on Keynes.
Correspondence with Churchill on defence.
industries, Masterman report, etc.
General political correspondence on housing, nationalised
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J.94-J.96
Letters from the general public arising from Cherwell's
speeches and writings (not indexed), 1946-49,
3 folders:
Economics and Finance.
Petrol.
Coal, transport, education.
See J.73 for similar letters on food supplies.
Many similar letters were destroyed in the review of the
Cherwell papers in May 1965.
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Correspondence and papers, 1950.
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Correspondence with Churchill,
On atomic weapons,
Includes draft by Churchill of history of 'Tube Alloys'
(wartime atomic bomb project), and a note by Cherwell
on Anglo-American interchange of information on
nuclear research.
Correspondence with Churchill.
On economic affairs, 'invisible exports', European
Payments Union, guided missiles.
Comments on draft Conservative election programme, sent
by Cherwell to R.A. Butler.
House of Lords affairs.
re King's speech, Air debate,
House of Lords affairs.
Correspondence with R.F. Harrod.
Correspondence on economic affairs.
Mainly background statistics and information sent by
Conservative Research Department.
Correspondence on defence.
te Finance Bill;
European Payments Union.
includes background information on
Includes a little material re possible Parliamentary
candidature for Harrod,
On economic affairs, especially European Payments
Union and sterling convertibility.
General political correspondence.
With officials, and with members o general public re
inventions and devices.
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J.106-J.118
Correspondence and papers, 1951,
J.106
Correspondence with Churchill.
On defence, and organisation of British atomic energy
research,
Arrangements for journey to Washington in Churchill's
party, January 1951.
Autograph letter from Groves, 23 January, about events
at Yalta conference, and other matters concerning develop-
ment of atomic bomb, which he hoped Cherwell might pass
on for him to Churchill.
Reports and memoranda on defence matters, c.1951.
Also includes later correspondence, 1954, on FIDO at
London Airport.
See also J.143.
See G.223-G.225 for wartime material re FIDO.
Minutes between P.M. (Churchill) and Cherwell, November-
December 1951.
On military and economic matters.
Correspondence with R.F. Harrod.
On miscellaneous military and economic matters.
There is an itemised list of the Minutes inside the front
cover of the folder.
Minutes between P.M. (Churchill), Cherwell and others,
November 1951-May 1954,
affairs, and written reply by Pakenham.
On economic affairs, revaluation, exports, etc.
Includes draft article by Harrod on revaluation, and
press-cutting of article on disinflation.
House of Lords affairs.
Mainly re Cherwell's contributionsto debates on economic
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Minutes and memoranda, on various economic topics, sent
to Cherwell by Statistica! Branch, mainly by G.D.A.
MacDougall (Chief Adviser, Prime Minister's Statistical
Branch).
Also includes Cherwell's memos. to ministers.
Material begins 1951 and continues to July 1953.
Minutes and memoranda, on production, balance of payments
and other economic topics, exchanged between Cherwell,
ministers and Statistical Branch.
Material begins 1951 and continues to May 1953.
Minutes exchanged between Cherwell and Membersof the
Government on various topics.
There is an itemised list of the Minutes inside the front
cover of the folder.
Material begins 1951 and continues to July 1953.
Correspondence on atomic energy/weapons.
General political correspondence.
includes correspondence with
Mainly with scientific colleagues, re affairs of Atomic
Scientists Association, and re Fuchs case and security.
On economics, defence;
President, Bell Telephone Laboratories re technical
education and re Shockley's research.
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Correspondence and papers, 1952.
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Visit to Washington and Otiawa with Churchill, January 1952.
Briefs and notes‘on defence, economics.
Visit to Washington and Ottawa.
Administrative arrangements, lists of participants at
various functions, memorabilia, personal correspondence.
Minutes for Churchill,
Drafts on atom bomb tests in Australia, sterling con-
vertibility.
Minutes and memoranda between Churchill, Cherwell,
ministers and officials, all topics, January-December.
Minutes, notes and memoranda exchanged between Churchill,
Cherwell, ministers and officials, mainly on economic affairs
and sterling convertibility.
Note on atomic energy.
Material begins February 1952 and continues to June 1953.
peer. 129
Three folders of minutes, notes and memoranda exchanged
between Cherwell, Churchill, ministers and advisers, on
economic affairs and sterling convertibility.
Memoranda sent to Cherwell by economic advisers, on inter-
national wheat agreement.
Minutes and memoranda exchanged between Cherwell,
ministers and economic advisers, on economic affairs, balance
of payments, etc.
February-July 1953.
Material begins April 1952 and continues to June 1953.
There is some overlap of material and date between the
folders, which remain in the order as received,
November 1951-March 1953.
July 1952-March 1953.
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Correspondence with R,F. Harrod.
Letters and memoranda, mainly on sterling convertibility,
‘dollar gap', Harrod's decision to abandon Parliamentary
candidature.
Correspondence with Chancellor of Exchequer requesting
income tax relief for parents paying for private education.
Similar requests are included for 1953 and 1955.
Correspondence re construction of power stations.
Mainly putting forward suggestions for cheaper and more
rapid methods; a committee was set up, chaired by
Sir Hugh Beaver, to enquire and report.
Includes drawings and memoranda.
Material continues to November 1953.
Reports and papers on defence and State of the Nation.
Correspondence re oxygen supplies for the Everest expedition
planned for 1953.
General political correspondence.
On economic affairs, visit of American atomic scientists,
Marshall Scholarships, etc.
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Correspondence and papers, 1953.
J.136
Correspondence with Churchill.
On atomic energy, communist infiltration.
Three-power meeting in Bermuda, with Churchill, December.
Brief correspondence and programme of meetings.
Minutes and memoranda exchanged between Churchill,
Cherwell, ministers and officials, all topics, January-
December.
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Papers and reports on economic and defence policies.
.140-J.142
Correspondence and papers on National Service.
Cherwell argued that deferment should be
The material, which runs from February 1953 to August 1955,
is mainly concerned with arrangements for deferment for
scientists.
indefinite rather than tied to specific periods of research,
or types of work.
cases of researchers at the Clarendon Laboratory, and
British scientists working overseas, as well as with the
general principles of deferment in the national interest.
The correspondence deals with specific
The Technical Personnel Committee of the Ministry of
See also J.109.
Correspondence and papers, 1953.
Includes memo. on deferment by Zuckerman.
Correspondence and papers, 1954-55.
Draft White Paper on Defence and National Service, 1953.
Labour and National Service accepted the principle of
indefinite deferment in March 1954, and the scheme was
ready for implementation in March 1955,
See G.223-G. 225 for wartime material re FIDO.
Mainly on costs and methods of installing fog dispersal
device at U.K. airports, and comparison with American
experience.
Correspondence runs January 1953-June 1954, and includes
memos. and reports.
Includes copy of scheme for deferment as finally agreed.
Correspondence and papers on FIDO.
F.A. Lindemann, Lord Cherwell
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Politics and the Conservative Pa rty
General political correspondence,
Includes notes for speech introducing Harold (Later Lord)
Watkinson at Oxford Conservative meeting, and letter
thanking Cherwell for attending meeting in support of
Oxford City Conservative candidate.
F.A. Lindemann, Lord Cherwell
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Politics and the Conservative Party
J.145-J.149
Correspondence
and papers, 1954.
J.145
Correspondence with Churchill.
On atomic affairs, South Africa,
Includes request for Cherwell to attend Cabinet
meeting, 7 July.
Minutes and memoranda exchanged between Churchill,
Cherwell, ministers and officials, all topics, January 1954-
December 1955.
Correspondence re atomic energy.
Includes memo. by Cherwell on Oppenheimer, corres-
pondence, etc. on salary scales for scientists, and on
affairs of Atomic Energy Authority.
General political correspondence.
Cherwell's draft letters to colleagues on honours or
appointments.
F.A. Lindemann, Lord Cherwell
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Politics and the Conservative Party
Jeter d.153
Correspondence and papers, ‘1955.
J.150
Jie
Ji.t52
Correspondence on House of Lords affairs, questions and
debates.
Memos. by Cherwell, on Long-range Rocket Research,
Russian Technology, sent to Churchill, 22 February.
Correspondence and papers on atomic and nuclear energy.
Includes paper on residual radioactivity (not by Cherwell),
letter to Duchess of Marlborough on dangers of hydrogen
bomb, etc.
General political correspondence.
F.A. Lindemann, Lord Cherwell
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Politics and the Conservative Party
J.154-J.157
Correspondence and papers, 1956.
Jel 54
House of Lords affairs.
re debates on nutrition, mining subsidence, international
affairs.
Correspondence, etc. on nuclear energy.
Mainly on thermonuclear reactions, and on construction.
Correspondence on defence matters.
Shorter political correspondence.
Includes Cherwell's message in support of L. Turner,
Oxford Conservative candidate.
J.158-J.160
Correspondence and papers, 1957 (to July only)
J2158
House of Lords affairs.
Shorter political correspondence.
re Suez crisis.
Correspondence, etc. on nuclear energy and fall-out.
Question on University finance, debates on water
resources, lung cancer.
Undated ms. notes by Cherwell on economic affairs.
F.A. Lindemann, Lord Cherwell
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J.161-J.163
J.161
Politics
and the Conservative Party
Miscellaneous Conservative Associations,
Oxford University Conservative Association,
1941-55 (and Canning Club).
Mainly correspondence with successive Presidents
and officers, re meetings and dinners, requests for
Cherwell to arrange visits by Churchill and Eden, etc.
City of Oxford Conservative Association.
City of London Young Conservatives.
Shorter correspondence,
Conservative Political Centre, 1948-55.
te Conferences, Summer Schools, etc.
Cherwell addressed the Summer School on 'The Condition
of Britain'in 1948,
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SECTION K
©
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL CORRESPONDENCE
K.1 - K.327
The material is presented in an alphabetical sequence.
Shorter exchanges
are grouped together in a
single folder which may therefore include letters from more
than one correspondent; more extensive exchanges, or material of particular bio-
graphical interest, are assigned a separate folder or folders with terminal dates and
a brief indication of content.
Some of the exchanges are relatively trivial and consist of arrangements for
social engagements or holidays, letters
of thanks for visits to Cherwell at Christ
Church or the Clarendon Laboratory, or for Cherwell's mediation in personal or
university matters, and the like.
Some references to political, military or scientific
affairs occur, and in addition there are substantial exchanges of personal letters,
with the Churchill and Melchett families, for instance, which complement the official
correspondence elsewhere in the collection and indicate the close affectionate
relations obtaining between Cherwell and his friends.
Cherwell was well known, not to say notorious, for his courting of aristocratic
or 'Society' connections during the inter-war years.
The surviving correspondence,
Numerous examples survive.
popularity with his distinguished hosts and hostesses, his affection for and under-
to him under their roofs.
In some cases, the letters offer interesting sidelights on
changing social circumstances before, during and after the Second World War.
while confirming the truth of the matter, also testifies to Cherwell's lasting personal
standing of their young families, and the range of guests and interests made available
In his later years, Cherwell kept in touch with friends and acquaintances by
diligently sending birthday greetings, or messages of congratulation on honours or
appointments.
presumably because no copies were kept of handwritten letters.
All identifiable correspondents are indexed; some of the early letters are
signed only with first or nick-names.
Very few of Cherwell's own letters survive,
F.A, Lindemann, Lord Cherwell
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Personal and social correspondence
Ab - Ad
Adrian, Edgar Douglas, Ist Baron
1919, 1950, 1955
Ah - Al
Alexander of Tunis, Harold Rupert Leofric George,
Ist Earl
Al
Amery, L._
S.
Includes a little military and political material.
Anderson, John (later Viscount Waverley)
' Includes correspondence with Viscountess
Waverley
An
1934-50
1931-32, 1944,
1949
1944-45
1923, 194849
Ar
Astor
At - Ay
Ba - Bai
The Athenaeum
1930-56
See also ASTOR FOUNDATION
Assheton, Ralph (later Clitheroe)
and
Assheton, N.
Astor, William Waldorf, 3rd Viscount
1931-52
Correspondence 1936 and 1938 refers to air defence.
Smith re photographs of Churchill at Marrakech.
General correspondence re nominations and
elections, including Churchill's election as
Honorary Life Member.
Includes Cherwell's certificate of election under
Rule III, 1930.
Includes correspondence, 1948, with C. Babington-
F.A. Lindemann, Lord Cherwell
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Personal and social correspondence
Bailey, Ss
N.
Grant
1932-56
Bai - Ban
Bar
Barrington-Ward
Correspondence with various members of the
Barrington-Ward family.
Bar - Bat
Beatty, David, Ist Earl
Beaverbrook, William Maxwell Aitken, Ist Baron
1926-27
1931-45
General personal and social correspondence with
some political material.
Correspondence 1940
refers to a report, angrily denied by Cherwell,
of his midnight meeting with the 'Londoner's Diary'
reporter at the Savoy Grill.
Bea - Beg
Bel - Ben
Bennett, E.
Benson, L.
Bes - Bet
Bev
Berry, William Michael (later Baron Hartwell)
Correspondence re an article about Cherwell
commissioned from Bennett for The Reader's
Digest.
Includes 25 pp. draft of the article.
Mainly re articles, letters, etc. contributed by
Cherwell to The Daily Telegraph and Morning
Post (see also Section E, passim).
Bi - Bin
(Wife of above, daughter of Ist Earl of
Birkenhead)
Personal and social correspondence, not all dated.
Berry, Pamela Margaret Elizabeth
c. 1930-57
F.A. Lindemann, Lord Cherwell
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Personal and social correspondence
Birkenhead, Frederick Edwin Smith, Ist Earl of
Includes card from Birkenhead re Chancellorship
of Oxford (1925), telegram re illness of Cherwell's
father, ms. note by Cherwell on the dispersal of
Birkenhead's library (1930), letter re Last Essays
(1930), correspondence re memorial bust of
Birkenhead in Oxford Union Society (1932), letter
to New Statesman defending Birkenhead (1957).
Birkenhead, Margaret Eleanor (wife of above)
1923-53
Miscellaneous social and personal correspondence.
Not all the letters are dated, and have been tenta-
tively assigned from internal evidence.
See also K.275, K.27 for correspondence with
Hon. Eleanor Smith, and Hon. Pamela (Berry, later
Baroness Hartwell) daughters of the above.
Birkenhead, Frederick Winston Furneaux Smith,
(‘Freddy'), 2nd Earl of
c. 1921-60
Personal and social correspondence.
3rd Earl of
Bismarck, Prince FUrst von
Birkenhead, Sheila (wife of above)
Lady Eleanor Smith, and of Cherwell
Birkenhead wrote biographies of his father, Ist Earl,
of his sister,
(The Prof in two worlds, Collins 1961).
Mainly personal and social correspondence; the
letters, which date from Birkenhead's schooldays at
Eton, cover almost all stages of his career though
not all are dated.
Birkenhead, Frederick William Robin Smith,
One letter (as Viscount Furneaux), thanking Cherwell
for advice on tennis.
Bov - Bra
Bj - Bl
Bod = Bor
Bos
1950
1933-36
F.A. Lindemann, Lord Cherwell
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Personal and social! correspondence
Brabazon of Tara, John Theodore Cuthbert,
Ist Baron
Correspondence of various dates, including
some political references.
Bracken, Brendan, Ist Viscount
1938-56
1933-56
Personal and social correspondence; some
political matters are referred to,
Correspondence 1948 includes Cherwell's recom-
mendation of F.E. Simon as scientific correspondent
of The Financial Times.
Brad - Bre
Bridges, R.
and Bridges, Edward, Ist Baron
Brinton
Bro
Bru
c.1926-28
Buch
Buck - But
Cal - Cam
1953-56
includes
But - Buz
Ca - Cai
Butler, Richard Austen, Baron
Mainly personal correspondence;
correspondence, 1955, re Cherwell's retention of
flat on the top floor of 11 Downing Street during
his service as Paymaster-General.
Can - Car
Mainly correspondence with lawyers re account
of 'H2S' given in Calder's book Science makes
sense and challenged by Cherwell.
Camrose, William Ewert Berry,
Ist Viscount
Calder, Peter Ritchie (later Baron Ritchie~Calder)
1955
and
Mary Agnes (Dolly)
1930-53
c. 1935-39,.1952
F.A. Lindemann, Lord Cherwell
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Personal and social correspondence
Cas
Cat - Ce
Chamberlain, Sir Austen
Includes letters from Lady Chamberlain and
daughters.
Cha - Che
Chetwynd, R.
’
Includes some correspondence with A. Chetwynd
(mother).
Cho - Chu
1920-55
F.A. Lindemann, Lord Cherwell
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Personal and social correspondence
K.62-K.77
Churchill, Sir Winston Spencer,
and members of the Churchill family
1923-57
Cherwell met Churchill in August 1921, through
the Duke and Duchess of Westminster (see K. 308).
He became and remained a close personal
friend of the family, and Churchill himself rapidly formed
the practice of consulting him on many subjects - history,
current affairs, drafts of speeches and articles, or the
mechanics of the water-garden at Chartwell.
earliest dated letter. from Churchill is 1924; some are
signed by secretaries.
accompanied by reports, letters or documents on which
Cherwell's advice was sought, but which have not
survived.
Some of the letters were originally
The
See Sections F, Gand H for Cherwell's memoranda,
charts, etc. as Personal Assistant to Churchill and Head
of Statistical Section, and later as Paymaster- General during
the Second World War.
See Section J passim for exchanges on political affairs.
See A.56, A.58 for correspondence re Cherwell's
service in Churchill's Goverment.
1924-26
1927-29
Includes telegrams re Cherwell's 'volunteers' in
General Strike.
Includes letter from Trenchard on bombing accuracy;
correspondence re water-garden at Chartwell;
miscellaneous requests for information from 'a fountain
of erudition’,
1937-38
Includes plans for tour of battlefields.
No correspondence survives for 1934
1930-31
1932-33
1935-36
F.A. Lindemann,
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Lord Cherwell
Personal and social _correspondence
K.68
1939-43
Includes various letters sent to Churchill and passed
on by him to Cherwell.
1946-51
Includes various exchanges re Churchill's history
of the war, and correspondence, 1950-51, re
mortars.
1952-55
Includes letter, 25 June 1953, re Churchill's stroke.
1956
Includes comments on Churchill's 'History of the
English-Speaking Peoples'.
Churchill, Clementine Ogilvy
1923-57
etches Baroness Spencer-Churchill of Chartwell)
Social and personal letters, mainly re visits, holiday
plans, family affairs;
concern Churchill's birthdays, and gifts chosen by
Lady Churchill for her husband, on Cherwell's behalf.
several of the later letters
her husband, 1957.
1950-56
Churchill, Diana (Mrs Duncan Sandys)
Churchill, Mary (Lady Soames)
1927-35
1936-56
1923-49
1950-57
Many of the letters have no year in their date, and
have been placed approximately.
Includes a letter from Lady Eden (later Avon) about
1948-57
General personal correspondence re visits, studies
at Eton and Oxford (Cherwell lent Randolph Churchill
money to pay off his debts), Randolph's biography
of his father, etc.
Miscellaneous shorter correspondence and printed matter
re Churchill (requests, presentations) and the
Churchill family.
Miscellaneous correspondence re financial arrangements,
Trusts and endowments for the Churchill family.
Churchill, Sarah (Mrs Oliver, later Mrs Beauchamp)
c.1925-52
Churchill, Randolph Frederick Edward Spencer
C, 1925-1957
F.A. Lindemann, Lord Cherwell
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Personal and social correspondence
Cl
Coc
Colville, Sir John
Com - Coo
Cor - Cox
Cra = Cri
Cro
Cu
d'A - Da
Dav - Dea
de B
- Den
Includes correspondence with Marquise de Huppé
(née Broglie),
de Pange, Jean
They had three
and members of the de Pange family
Count Jean de Pange married Pauline, sister of
Maurice, duc de Broglie (q.v.).
sons, Frangois, Maurice (d.1927) and Victor, whose
studies at Oxford were actively encouraged by
Cherwell.
The greater share of the correspondence
is from Pauline, but Cherwell was on friendly terms
with the whole family.
The correspondence deals with general family matters,
including Cherwell's visits to the family home at Broglie.
graduate student at Oxford, his marriage, etc.
The letters are signed 'Broglie-Pange' or
(later), 'B.P.'.
de Pange, Pauline, comtesse de Pange
Includes material re Victor de Pange's period as a
Maurice (d. 1927)
Victor
de Pange, Jean, comte de Pange
1913-55
1912-56
1938
1921
1938, 1947-56
de Pange, Frangois
F.A. Lindemann, Lord Cherwell
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Personal and social correspondence
dErtangéer, i.
Fi.
A;
de Rochetaillée, B. | Comtesse
(Mother of Camille, who married Maurice de
Broglie (q.v.))
194]
1913-21
de Rochetaillée, F.
de Savitsch, E.
Desborough, Lady Ethel
Includes message from Comtesse de Pange (q.v.)
transmitted via Red Cross and Lady Desborough to
Cherwell, 1943,
Desborough, William Henry Grenfell, Ist Baron
1930-35
Included here are letters from the Desboroughs'
daughters, Imogen and Alexandra ('Mogs', later
Viscountess Gage) Grenfell
De - Di
Do - Dor
Duncan Co’:
3.
1954-56
Dun - Duv
Ec - Ed
Dou
Dow - Dun
re projector for Cherwell's slide and photograph
collection.
Includes material re proposed portrait of Churchill by
John, and a portrait of Einstein.
1932-38, 1946
Includes some political references, and some
correspondence with other members of the family.
Eden, Robert Anthony (later Ist Earl of Avon)
1953-57
Ed - Eld
Elliot, W.
Elliot, Katharine, Baroness
1946, n.d.
F.A. Lindemann, Lord Cherwell
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Personal and social correspondence
El - Em
Emmet, Evelyn Violet Elizabeth, Baroness
1941-57
Includes correspondence, 1957, re solar energy
project in Malta, for which Cherwell recommended
Prof. Harold Heywood.
1946-48
Emmett, D.
Emm - Eu
Ev
Fa
Fe - Ff
Fi - Fis
Fitz Alan, Viscount
and members of the Fitzalan family
Includes some political references.
1934-44
930-40
1926-47
Fle
Fo
FitzGerald, Amelia (Lily), Lady
Mainly social, but includes letters from Vera and
Chaim Weizmann.
1941, 1955-56
F.A. Lindemann, Lord Cherwell
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Personal and social correspondence
Gladwyn, Hubert Miles, Baron
Gladwyn, Cynthia, Lady
and
GI - Goll
Goo
Includes correspondence, 1941, with A. L. Goodhart
about the serious illness of Kathleen Thomson, and
the posting of G.P. Thomson as Scientific Liaison
Officer to Canada.
Graebner, W.
Gra
1948-53
Includes correspondence, 1946, with L.S. Amery
re wartime activities.
Gravem, A.
B.
1938, 1948-57
General correspondence, mainly personal but with
some scientific references and comments on Anglo-
American politics.
Gravem was an American lawyer; a keen tennis-
player, he had been a fellow guest with Cherwell at
tennis parties at Charlton, home of the Birkenhead
family.
Greville, Dame Margaret Helen Anderson (Hon.
During the ‘austerity’ years after the Second World
War, Gravem sent regular supplies of chocolates to
Cherwell, who had a sweet tooth among many idiosyncrasies
of diet.
Mrs Ronald Greville)
Social and political correspondence, much of it
addressed from Polesden Lacey, the house which
Mrs Greville restored and which now belongs to the
National Trust.
Gro-Gu
Grosvenor, R.
A. — (Robin)
1926-40
Gri
Gro
and
Grosvenor, Doris May
F.A. Lindemann, Lord Cherwell
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Guest
Guinness
Correspondence with various members of the family,
Includes correspondence, 1936, re analysis of
oil samples.
Gu - Gw
Had - Hal
Ham - Hard
Harg - Harr
Includes correspondence, 1945-46, with Sir Arthur
(‘Bomber') Harris.
Harrod, Sir Roy
1926-56
Harrod was one of Cherwell's oldest associates, at
Christ Church and at 'S Branch’ (later the Prime
Minister's Statistical Section) during the Second World
War until 1942;
Personal Memoir of Lord Cherwell .
in 1959 he wrote The Prof.
A
Hart
Harvey, I.
.
Has - Hea
See the Index of Correspondents for many other refer-
ences to correspondence with Harrod.
The correspondence consists of personal and social
exchanges, with some reference to university or
political matters.
Hi
re proposed Commonwealth Institute of Technology.
Het - Hey
Heathcote-Smith, C.
E.
Hea - Hen
1935-56
1955
F.A. Lindemann, Lord Cherwell
CSAC 80/4/81
Personal and social correspondence ,
Hol
Hom - Hoo
Hope, Lord Charles
Mainly re psychic phenomena,
Hop
Hor
Includes correspondence, 1934, on Britain's dollar debts.
How - Hull
Hum - Hut
Hutt - Hyde
I] - In
Ismay, Hastings Lionel, ('Pug'), Baron
Includes some wartime recollections and some
correspondence with Lady Ismay.
Iveagh, Rupert, 2nd Earl of’
Jefferis, Sir Millis
1943-55
Jac
Jam - Je
Includes references to work done by Jefferis and
M.D.1, copies of letters by Cherwell to Melchett
and Rowan on the subject, anda letter to Jefferis
(12 August 1946) on possible future role for M.D.1
in atomic energy.
Jon - Jow
Mrs Johnstone was Cherwell's chauffeuse in the
early part of the war, and remained on very friendly
terms with him.
Johnstone, Margaret Montague
1941-55
Je - Joh
F.A. Lindemann, Lord Cherwell
CSAC 80/4/81
Personal and social correspondence
Ka - Kei
Kel - Key
Ki - Ko
Lai - Lane
Lang -
Lau
Lauwerys, J.
A.
Law - Lee
Legg,
L.
G.
Wickham, and others
1947-48, 195]
Correspondence 1951 refers to the circumstances
of the death of the actor Leslie Howard in 1943,
for an entry in the Dictionary of National Biography
of which Legg was then Editor.
Legh - Len
Lennox-Boyd, Alan Tindal (later Viscount Boyd
of Merton)
Lindsay, Elizabeth Patricia
1935-36
c. 1930-47
Le - Li
Li- LI
LI - Lo
Includes one letter from Crawford (father) 1936
Includes some correspondence with Viscountess
Lennox-Boyd.
about Anglo-German relations in the 1930s.
Correspondence 1932 refers to a proposed prize
for smooth flying in aircraft; correspondence 1933
refers to economic situation and ‘divided budget’.
Letter of 1947 is accompanied by copies of letters
by Londonderry to von Papen and to Halifax, 1939,
Londonderry, Charles Henry, 7th Marquess of
1929-36, 1947
F.A. Lindemann, Lord Cherwell
CSAC 80/4/81
Personal and social correspondence
Londonderry, Edith, Marchioness of
c.1930-56
Several letters are addressed to "My dear
Philosopher'.
Includes correspondence from Helen and Mairi
(daughters), and photographs of Cherwell.
Lo
Lubin, |.
1943-46
Correspondence 1943 includes report by Lubin on
merchant and escort shipping losses, with comments
and correspondence arising.
Correspondence 1946
refers to completion by Robert Sherwood of Harry
Hopkins's projected work on Roosevelt left unfinished
at his death.
Liss,
Ly
Includes correspondence, 1934, re Mendeleev's daughter.
Mac - Mag
Mal - Man
Mar
Mab - Mac
Macmillan, Sir Harold
1953-57
Makins, Roger Mellor
(later Sherfield)
c. 1934-56
Correspondence December 1955 refers to Cherwell's
top floors of 11 Downing
occupancy of the two
Street, from which he removed his * gear' when
Macmillan became Chancellor of the Exchequer.
situation, 1932, sent to D. Margesson,
Includes memorandum by Cherwell on the economic
Manning, Olga Mary, Lady
F.A. Lindemann, Lord Cherwell
SAC 80/4/81
Personal and social correspondence
Marlborough, Gladys Marie, 9th Duchess of
c.1921--28
Not all dated.
Marlborough, Mary, 10th Duchess of
Mar
Masaryk, Frances
Masaryk, Jan
Personal correspondence; includes some printed
matter on Czech-German relations.
Masterman, Sir John
Mau
Max-Muller, Sir William
Correspondence 1919 includes letter re readership
in meteorology at Oxford.
Max-Muller, Wanda, Lady
1919-3]
1927-56
Max - Meh
Melchett, Henry Mond, Baron
1936-56
1933-45
Melchett, Violet (mother of above)
1931, 1936
Melchett, Amy Gwen (wife of Henry)
Includes some material re financial settlements.
Includes letter re Cherwell's obituary notice of
Derek Mond (q.v.), 1945.
Includes letter, 1936, from Earl Midleton.
Includes correspondence with various members of
the family.
See also Mond
Men
Midleton,
Madeleine, Lady
1932-56
Merton, Sir Thomas
F.A. Lindemann, Lord Cherwell
CSAC 80/4/81
Personal and social correspondence
Mill
Mil - Min-
Miramon, Marquise de Lesseps
Miramon, Marquis de
Mir - Mit
Mob - Mon
Mond, Ds."
oH;
1938-46
Derek Mond was the eldest son of Lord Melchett;
he was killed ina flying accident in April 1945,
aged 22,
Includes correspondence with other members of the
family, and the obituary notice of Mond by Cherwell
for The Times.
Mont
Moo - Morg
Morr = Mort
Mos - Mul
Mun = Mur
Mu
1935, 1938
Murray, Gilbert
and
Murray, Lady Mary
Mainly material re meetings and activities to help
refugees.
power in the Army.
Includes correspondence, 1941, re use of man-
Nuffield, William, Viscount
Na - Nel
Nett - No
1939, 1941, 1947-48
Nye, Sir Archibald
1941, 1946, 1948
F.A. Lindemann, Lord Cherwell
CSAC 80/4/81
Personal and social correspondence
O'B- O'C
Oe - Or
Ow
Pag
Pakenham, Francis Aungier (later 7th Earl of
Longford)
Pakenham's letter August 1940 refers to a projected
biography of Churchill by Pakenham.
1931-46, 195]
Pak
Pam, A,
|
1946-55
Correspondence 1951 refers to Pressed Steel Research
~ Fellowships at Oxford.
Correspondence 1955 relates to 80th birthday dinner
arranged by Cherwell for Pam, with list of guests, etc.
Par
Par - Pau
Pe - Ph
Pi
PI
Pol
Ist Viscount
1942, 1948-56
Cherwell was a Vice-President.
Parliamentary and Scientific Committee
General correspondence re meetings and activities.
used as Headquarters of the Guards Armoured Division).
Many of the Duchess's letters describe house-
parties at Welbeck and her social activities before
and during the Second World War (when Welbeck was
Portland, William John Arthur, 6th Duke of
Portal, Charles Frederick Algernon, ('Peter')
Portland, Winifred, 6th Duchess of
1946-48
1928-54
1936
F.A. Lindemann,
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z
Lord Cherwell
Personal and social correspondence
Postan, M.
1945-50
Correspondence re Postan's official History of
Munitions, and re Cherwell's private papers.
Pou - Pow
Pr
Pu-Q
Rad - Rat
Raw - Rea
Reading, 2nd Marquess
Reading, Stella, Ist Marchioness of (later Baroness
Swanborough)
1953
1933-41
Red - Rey
Ri
Rob
Rob
Rochefort, Sacha de
Rootes, William,
Baron
Roberts, Irene
c.1929-3)
Wife of Maurice de Broglie.
Rochetaillée-Broglie, Camille
Nephew of Maurice de Broglie.
1942, 1955-56
Includes some account of de Broglie family affairs
during First World War.
Roc - Roo
Ros
1914-26, 1944
F.A. Lindemann, Lord Cherwell
CSAC 80/4/81
Personal and social correspondence
Rothermere, Esmond Cecil Harmsworth,
2nd Viscount
1941-48
Correspondence 1941 includes long ms. memorandum
by Rothermere on Britain's military situation at the
time.
Rothermere, Harold Sidney Harmsworth,
Ist Viscount
Rothschild
Correspondence with various members of the
Rothschild family.
c. 1934-53
Rou - Row
Row - Roy
Rumbold, Etheldred, Lady
Sir Horace Anthony Claude
c. 1930-38
1933, T9531
Sir Horace George Montague
1935-39
Includes some political references.
Run - Ry
Sadd - Sal
Schicht, G.
Schicht, R.
Sam - San
Sar - Sca
Selk - Sha
The Schicht family were friends of Jan Masaryk,
from whom a letter of introduction is included.
The letters are signed 'Jim Wedderburn’ or ‘Jim’.
Scrymgeour-Wedderburn, Henry James (later
Earl of Dundee)
c.1930-51
1937-38
1937-41
Sch - Sco
Sec - Selb
F.A. Lindemann, Lord Cherwell
CSAC 80/4/81
Personal and social correspondence
She - Si
Simon, John Allsebrook, Viscount
1926-49
Includes correspondence and material relating to
enquiry into R101 disaster, 1930-31, with Cherwell's
notebook of his notes, observations and queries taken
during the enquiry, and Simon's letters forwarding
sections of his Report for comment by Cherwell. (See
Cis. 59.)
Also includes correspondence 1932-33 on economics.
Some correspondence with Kathleen Simon and Gilbert
Simon (son) is also included.
Sim - Sm
Smith,
Lady Eleanor
;
c.1924-41
(eldest daughter of Ist Earl and Countess of
Birkenhead)
Lady Eleanor is credited by her brother with the
invention of the nickname 'the Prof’ by which
Cherwell came to be addressed by the majority of
his correspondents.
worlds, pp. 128-29.)
(See Birkenhead, The Prof in two
1940-43
Sm
So - Sp
Stallybrass, W.
Soren, Peter Mackay, Baron
Soren escaped from France in June 1940, and the
correspondence refers to various proposals for resistance
in France, and propaganda for the Allied cause in the
United States.
Sti
Steel-Maitland, K.
R.
Stan - Stap
Stei - Stet
Stev -
:
:
1943, 1947
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Personal and social correspondence
Sto - Stra
Strauss,
L.
a
Includes some political recollections,
Correspondence in 1957 refers to Cherwell's
recommendation of Strauss for an Honorary Degree
at Oxford.
Stu - Swe
Swi - Sy
Ta
Te - Thom
Thomp - Ti
To
Townsend, Mary Georgiana
1921-57
Toynbee, A.
J.
1920, 1933
Includes letters from Sir John Townsend and John
Townsend (son).
Lady Townsend was the wife of Sir John Townsend,
Wykeham Professor of Physics, Oxford; she was
active in Conservative politics in Oxford, and the
correspondence includes political references as well
as personal matters.
Correspondence on the periodicity of nomad migrations;
includes 5 pp. memorandum by Cherwell on the subject.
Va
corres=
Correspondence 1942 refers to wartime work;
pondence 1946 refers to Trevor-Roper's book The Last
Days of Hitler, which he sent to Cherwell in proof for
comment.
Trevor-Roper, Hugh Redwald (later Lord Dacre)
1942-57
Tre
Tro - Ty
U
F.A. Lindemann, Lord Cherwell
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Personal and social correspondence
Veale, Sir Douglas
Veale was Registrar of Oxford University.
Personal and social correspondence.
Vickers, Katharine A,
(wife of D. Vickers, q.v.)
Von B
1933-54
c. 1920-29
von Ilsemann, S.
1930-54
Mainly re Ilsemann's attempts to adopt British nationality
after the Second World War, in which he had been
forced to join the German army, captured and interned,
Cherwell's efforts on his behalf, and personal inter-
vention by letter or in person, have been referred to by
Birkenhead (The Prof
_in two worlds, pp.272-3).
Includes some early family correspondence, 1930-37,
with political references.
Wa - Walker
Wal
War - Wat
Wat - Webb
Wee - West
Westminster, Hugh Richard Arthur Grosvenor,
(‘Bendor'), 2nd Duke of,
and members of his family
(1949-c. 1953).
Cherwell's close personal friendship with the Duke
and his family is well known,
at their estate at Eaton in
the first time;
the Duke, through Cherwell's persuasion,
supported a Research Fellow at Christ Church, Oxford.
The folder includes correspondence with Westminster,
his second wife Violet Mary (1921 - includes programme
of the tennis party in which Cherwell's name is wrongly
spelled, and his letter of thanks referring to the
Churchill meeting), Barbara (1927-28), Ursula (1928-37),
Isolde (1930), Nancy (Anne), 4th wife of Westminster
Through a tennis party
1921 he met Churchill for
1921-53
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Personal
and social correspondence
Wey - Whip
Whit
Wig - Wills
Wilson
Wimborne, Alice, Viscountess
1931-35
Win - Wol
Wood - Wri
Wright, E.
M.
Wri
Ya
Yates-Fish, N.
L.
and M,
1947-55
Yo - Ze
1944, 1950-56
1936-56
Zuckerman, Solly, Baron
K.323-K. 327
Shorter unindexed correspondence
Shorter social and personal correspondence, some with
tentative attributions (1980)
by M. Maclagen.
Correspondence 1944 refers to wartime matters.
Miscellaneous social invitations and acceptances.
Requests for references and recommendations for posts, from
universities, firms, organisations.
Unidentified social and personal correspondence.
Letters of congratulation (Cherwell's carbons only).
K.323
K.324
K.325
K.326
K.327
F.A.
»A.
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Lindemann, Lord Cherwell
CONSPECTUS OF FILE NUMBERS
As explained in the General Introduction, the Conspectus was compiled
to assist readers and researchers who had already consulted and made reference to
Cherwell's papers on the basis of the 1965 - 66 outline list.
The Conspectus relates the OFF. (= Official) numbers, which are listed
in the left-hand column, to the present item-numbers, which are listed on the right.
The presence of an item-number indicates that the folder of that number in the
present catalogue includes one or more pieces which had originally been in the
OFF. file.
Every document in question can be identified by the former OFF.
number in pencil at the head.
Exact duplicates have been discarded in order to ease pressure on library
When, as frequently happened, multiple copies were taken with the result
space.
that a letter or document might feature in one or more OFF. (and sometimes also
PERS.) files, all the relevant OFF. numbers appear on the remaining paper.
38.1) are now widely distributed;
that is because they were often unmanageably
It will be seen that the contents of many of the OFF. files (e.g. OFF. 21 ei;
large and (correctly) designated 'miscellaneous' or ‘general correspondence’,
Conversely, many of the present folders have been assembled from a variety of
OFF. and PERS. files; examples of this are G.26, G.28 (on the size of the German
Air Force), D.23, D.24 (correspondence with M. Born), D.194 (correspondence
with A.P. Rowe), D.245, D.246 (correspondence with J.L. Tuck), K.40 (correspondence
with Brabazon of Tara), K.186 (correspondence with |. Lubin).
smaller size and more rational arrangement of the present folders will make the
material simpler to use.
It
is hoped that the
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Conspectus of file numbers
Number of
OFF. file
Reference to folders or items in this catalogue
F.88, F.95 - F.97
F.89, F.98 - F.105, F.239
G.1, G.2
F.89, F.106 - F.117, F.241
G.364
FeO?) bet 18: F124
G.357
Poms, Telco
elal
E.Ze0, Fiu22l, Ff. 231
G.511
rss
F.90, Fsl46 = 2151
P18 s1b2 = F955
H.97
F970, F.132 =F. 137
G.52,-G, 400
F.90;..F 6138-= P5145
i227 (F293
Missing.
See note at F.156
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Conspectus of file numbers
Number of
OFF. file
Reference to folders or items in this catalogue
hea
Poel; Fal $7 - Fel62
H.42
F.91, F.163 - F.168, F.239
H.97
F.92, F.175-F.
A938, A215
F.92, F.169-F,
F.92, F.183 - F.
E93, Fs 196+ F.202
P93; F -203 - F.205
PvA,
r; 206 - F.210
H.18
F.94,
Zr
F 215
F.93, F.190 - F,
Oig25
#217
F 229 = F.239
©.515
H.63, H.95, H.96, H.215, H.284
F.94,
-216
F.218
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Conspectus of file numbers
Number of
OFF. file
Reference to folders or items in this catalogue
-1
(D) Pr.4
wat?
7h dD, 5
. 240
FD). Pt.6
224
of
.225
8
. 226
o
pete F ota0
«iO
u227
F200) F <231;: Fy 239
G.324
47, 1.231,; 248
F.228
G.538
F263;-F5 244
G.146
Fi2sep% 200, hy 24) - F252
G.85, G.227, G.403, G.503, G.506, G.508
F223); Fs206, £2238, P5239. F410
G.542
H.94
rH. 0, $.59;-H1.98,: 1.100
F.A. Lindemann, Lord Cherwell
CSAC 80/4/81
Conspectus of file numbers
Number of
OFF. file
Reference to folders or items in this catalogue
5.3
F237
G:513-G, 516
G.367, G.513 - G.516, G.521, G.544
H.83, H.89, H.91, H.139
G.162;. G.362
G.225
G.165, G.166, G.364, G.366 - G.370, G.372
G.165, G.166, G.268, G.270, G.357 - G.360, G.503
FLO yp bel Fp 6 207
G.518 - G.520
AF
F.233
.227
ned
G.308
G.324
G.230
G.156, G.363, G.503, G.504, G.506, G.509
G.12, G.60, G.61, G.63, G.66, G.68, G.69, G.71, G.72,
G.75, G.77, G.142, G.145
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CSAC 80/4/81
Conspectus of file numbers
Number of
OFF. file
Reference to folders or items in this catalogue
G, 85, G.87
Gi 78, G.540
F.392
ce,
Ge
154, G.179, G.181, G.182, G.188 - G.191, G.194 -
let, G.199,G..203, 6.909, G35}
Py
G
G
179, G.181, G.184, G.188, G.195, G.197 - G.199,
-202 - G.205, G.208, G.209
G smal
G
G
G
eas
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
144
135, G.99, G.152, G.524
-89, G.113, G.149, G.178, G.182, G.187 - G.189,
<¥915°C.193,.G.197, CA96 G. 266 = G.203, G.521
ly G2, G.4 = G.7, C.OFG.10, 6.13, 6.14 Gan
-21,G.22, G.28, G.33, G.40, G.48, G.53, G.58- G.60,
-62, G.63, G.65, G.67 - G.70, G.72, G.77, G.97, G.177,
541
9476.5;'C.7, GC. 18, G.I9, Guo? G. 26; G27, .G: 48;
-90, G.60, G.63, G.64, G.70 - G72, GFT
-26, G.28, G.34, G.36, G.38, G.43
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CSAC 80/4/81
Conspectus of file numbers
Number of
OFF. file
Reference to folders or items in this catalogue
7.5
Git2, Gil43, G.145, G.a74-
o4
RafZ
G4;°G.5, Gi7.= G14, 6.20, 46.22,
CG. 24x G26 ¢
G.35, G.36, G.38 - G.46, G.52, G.54, G.55, G.57
Fi 82,1104; Hees
429;
G.20, G.21, G.24- G.26, G.28, G.33, G.35, G.38,
GA0..G:Al
Gi8;.GA2, G18.- G.20, G.27G. 20a: 43. Gas"
Gi87;, G.38,.G,41,'G: 43, G:44, C.48, G.48,5G50Gne
G.53, G.54, G.56
02, 70, G.et,.O:77
Gee G32, CG: 35,.G.38
G.45, G.48,’G.52, G.57, G. 2, G.67,'Gi77, G.78
G.3, G.6, G.8, G.10, G.19, G.27, G.29, G.33, G.48,
C9006. 56,"G, 92
GAs Gilt, C.12, Gia, GAS) G.97)-G.28, °C. 336 a7,
G.49 - G.51, G.56, G.64, G.90, G.91, G.207
H.67, H.68, H.70 - H.73, H.93, H.94, H.97, H.103
H.80
G.60
H.93
9.4
10.1 Pr.
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CSAC 80/4/81
Conspectus of file numbers
Number of
OFF. file
Reference to folders or items in this catalogue
10.1 Pr.2
GA; G8; G10, GN2- G7 .20G Ok Ga4 oe. ee
G.30, G.33, G.35, G.43, G.45, G.46, G.50, G.92
Oka Pt. 3
G.45, G.46, G.48 - G.52, G.56, G.60 - G.66, G.70, G.77
10:2
G2, G.4,°C.6;= G10, G.12=G.14.C. 22 2G .27 Gigs,
G.43, G.46, G.58, G.61 - G.63, G.68, G.70, G.71, G.78,
San Yep 57604, 595, CO. 145
11.1 Pred
11.1 Pr.2
B.38
Oia © 131: Di 229, 6242
F.72, F.410, F.417
G.80, G.91, G.98 - G.100, G.152, G.164, G.181, G.188,
G.209, G.214, G.222, G.228, G.230, G.240, G.241;
G.250, G; 318, 62320, .G.:334, G.365%6.353; G. 343,
G.390, G.409, G.442, G.458, G.489, G.498
6132; D.199p 943
F.70, F.72, F.231, F.241, F.408
G.43, G.45, G.56, G.57, G.65, G.81, G.93, G.98, G.99,
G.183; G.186;.Gi 188, G.219)G 922, G83; G.238:
G.a2ly-G.922, G. 341, G:355;-G.397) Gidd2, G4,
G.475, G.481, G.497
H.160
K.40
F.A. Lindemann, Lord Cherwell
CSAC 80/4/81
Conspectus of file numbers
Number of
OFF: file
Reference to folders or items in this catalogue
11 Prea
F.416
G.72, G.88, G.98, G.99, G.149, G.150, G.152, G.170
G.198, G.442, G.453
/
H.242
Phad Ph4
B.108
ages; 12.256
bare, Fi 4i2
G7; &.67,°G.76, G.98, G.99,°G. 19; °G i217, Gi2d0,
G,425,°G.491
H.249
Vedi t «276
G.77
1853. 157-=:.G,.159
F.403, F.404
H.89
H.96
G.dge*: G.508, G, 5)3,; G.514
3.30%; “9.504; G, 505; G:509,. G.512,:G. 513
G.03;6.99, @.51)2 =~ G. 546). 6.521, Gi524,.G. 544
12.4
loeb Prot
G.155 - G.159, G.442
H.8/7.- AST, H.189
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CSAC 80/4/81
Lord Cherwell
Conspectus of file numbers
Number of
OFF. file
Reference to folders or items in this catalogue
124 PY. 2
Gyorg,, 6. 512,-G. 515
13.2
Ge5t6 G.Sl9, “Ge 522'= G.525
13.3
G.514- G.517
H.113
i52t
F206, see
G.225
TOAe Tt ae
@.529
13A.1 pt.3
TOAST PES]
F.232
Go24, 6 874..G.519
H.7, H.77 - H.82, H.84, H.113
He/4, Mako
&.67, S5516
H..81)° 4.84, H.86- H.90,°H.231, H.205
G.508, G.516, G.524
H.70, H.91, H.92
F402
H.79, H.80, H.85, H.88- H.90, H.94, H.174, H.228
Hi76 ~.H.82,.H.8/7,; H:89= H.92, A 94
H.41
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Conspectus of file numbers
Number of
OFF. file
Reference to folders or items in this catalogue
13B.5
H.76
14.1 Pr.
F.69, F.229, F.230, F.417
G.147, G.295, G.465, G.497, G.500 - G.502, G.510,
G.538
H.39, H.41, H.69 - H.71, H.102
G.500
G.158, G.357, G.500, G.503 - G.506, G.510, G.511
H.160, H.16]
14.4:Pt.]
14,3-FE2
14.4
HeO/ 41.09, 1.143
G.356 - G.358, G.366, G.509
G.357 - G.360, G.508
Fi72
Es/2
G.188, G.220, G.358, G.502 - G.504, G.507, G.509,
G.513- G.516
G.503, G.504, G.507, G.513, G.514
G.510, G.512, G.513, G.517
H.87
G.156, G.165, G.227, G.308, G.a0e, Gi 508
So Fe
ca
Letise
Lae
G.59, G.60, G.162, G.164, G.35]
G.162, G.164
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CSAC 80/4/81
Conspectus of file numbers
Number of
OFF. file
Reference to folders or items in this catalogue
15.3
G.321, G.357 - G.359, G.506 - G.508
Ht. 57
G.162, G.371, G.505, G.518 - G.520
G.506, G.515
G.503, G.505, G.507, G.509
G.277;. 6.508
P75 sr, SO
G.506,
H.100
522
H.85
F.401 - F.406
ye
G.367
- G.372
G. 3507 Gi5e7r . 0a 542° G.543
Hl, ti 88)2Hil ae, 4.143, FA74
G.165, G.166, G.364 - G.367, G.371, G.372
G.66, G.166, G.268, G.364, G.366 - G.373
G.165; 6.166, G.270
tocr tie
16,4 Pe 2
16.2
16.3
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CSAC 80/4/81
Conspectus of file numbers
Number of
OFF. file
Reference to folders or items in this catalogue
Po teyer 157 F418, F.34,F.36,F.418
G.21, G.160, G.177, G.181, G.183, G.192, G.317,
G.334, G.376
Feld, F.14
G.101 - G.111
H.218
H.52, H.53, He 219
H.208 - H.214
G.174
G.152
Pst Gnar yt sae
G.181, G.188, G.321
F.36
G.89, G.90, G.210 - G.212, G.214-G.217, G,442,
G.443/]
Mo, tee, Hell, H.12, Hi14, H16 = 1,21
Hi zon H.253
regio, 1.217
G.245
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CSAC 80/4/81
Conspectus of file numbers
Number of
OFF. file
Reference to folders or items in this catalogue
wiz
Bevz
HS. = H.21, H.66
Hatt, H12, Hed5, H.16,-H.18* 4.19
G.526,:.G.527
D.103, D.105 - D.107
G79, G.85,;°G.442
G.10, G.89 - G.95, G.266, G.267
K.204
H113
B.104
D.4, D.20, D.65, D.90, D.131, D.146, D.175, D.194,
D.204, D.238, D.242, D.256, D.262
Bie
A.38 - A.42, A.130, A.136
F.35, F.67 - F.72, F.399, F.408, F.410- F.414, F.417 -
F.419
G.38, G.161, G.188, G.209, G.442, G.445, G.452, G.462,
G.464 - G.466, G.468, G.469, G.474, G.A75, G.484,
G.491, G.496 - G.498, G.500, G.503, G.504, G.509
H.9, H.27, H.28, H.30, H.39, H.41, H.61, H.72
,
Continued
F
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ae
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Conspectus of file numbers
Number of
OFF. file
Reference to folders or items in this catalogue
21.1 (Continued)
H.96, H.100, H.110, H.121
Jee
K.6, K.22, K.40, K.96, K.98, K.99, K.107, K.119, K.139
eet? Ki 223,
K.224, K.259, K.264, K.265, K.269, K.273,
/
K. 280, K. 282,
K.303, K.308
Di 197
G.410 - G.416, G.418 - G.420, G.425, G.427, G.428,
G.431, G.432,
G.434, G.440
J.98
Zeck
tase
22.4
ceca rte
Zeo0.Fre2
22A.1
G.420, G.424, G.430, G.437
G.209, G.410,
G.423).G.427,
G.422 - G.425, G.427, G.430, G.435
G.346, G.423, G.424, G.430, G.433 - G.435
On). GA: G.418, G.421, G.423 - G.431
GA12,-G.4)3, G.418, G.426 - G.428, G.431 - G.437
G.411, Gi4l8, GAl6, Gi4l8 = G, 421,
G.428, G.430, G.431, G.434, G.435
G.437 - G.439
O.993,7G.454;
H.35
H.194, H.279 - H.282
Hi63,°H.93
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Conspectus of file numbers
Number of
OFF. file
Reference to folders or items in this catalogue
23.4
H.100
23.5
F.401
H.101 - H.103, H.145, H.150, H.152
J.50
O.842
H.26, H.27, H.31 - H.34
H.31, H.33 - H.35, H.38
theo
ate
H . 300
Mize?
F.419
G.465, G.469, G.497, G.518
H.26, H.27, H.29, H.33, H.36, H.38, H.66
Mate1, Mtl
G.326 - G.328
G.223 = G.225
G.309
G.539
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Conspectus of file numbers
Number of
OFF. file
Reference to folders or items in this catalogue
24.1
D.124, D.133, D.158, D.245
F.235, F.401, F.418 .
G.225, G.325, G.375
KAS; KS TI8) 141 K: 193K: 236
3.2575 e200
234, 71.235
D.185
F.418
OG. 178). 180,6.188,-G, 191Gs3)8, G. 322, G.3adi
C.70
D.130
G 404, Gi493; 'G.497
B.37, B.40
dy Dade ai0G, .b. 19S
P.36,: F.4d F418
7.475; GiAST, °Gi526
K.68, K.283
G.89, G.178, G.213, G.385, G.460, G.472, G.474,
G.339, G.345, G.442, G.460, G.464, G.466, G.481,
G.89, G.307, G.335, G.337, G.341, G.349, G.446,
G.465, G.474, G.476, G.486,
G.487, G.489, G.492,
G.493, G.496, G.502
H.95
Fr
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Conspectus of file numbers
Number of
OFF. file
Reference to folders or items in this catalogue
27.4 Pt.
B.40
F.40, F.55, F.412
G.449 - G.451, G.454, G.456, G.458 - G.463, G.465,
G.466, G.469 - G.471, G.473 - G.476, G.479 - G.482,
G.485, G.486, G.488 - G.490, G.492 - G.496, G.498
|
27.4 Pt.2
D.124
F.A1]
G.454 - G.456, G.461, G.462, G.467, G.472, G.475 -
G.477, G.479, G.480, G.483 - G.486, G.488 - G.490,
G.494, G.496 - G.498
D.102
F.411, F.413
G.454, G.455, G.459 - G.462, G.464 - G.494, G.496 -
G.498
B.34
D.116,.0-. 123
G.307, G.455, G.458, G.459, G.462, G.463, G.A65,
G.473 - G.476, G.479, G.480, G.482, G.483, G.486,
G.492 - G.498
F.414, F.418
G.181, G.320, G.354, G.444, G.454, G.457 - G.459,
Gi461 S463 = Gided;. G.471, Gi 473 -' C496 G.478-
G.487, G.489 - G.492, G.494, G.496 - G.498, G.526
K.154, K,229
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CSAC 80/4/81
Conspectus of file numbers
Number of
OFF. file
Reference to folders or items in this catalogue
30.1
F.405
G.98, G.137, G.138, G.152, G.153, G.219, G.229, G.232,
G.324, G.426, G.431, G.432, G.442, G.453
D.158
G.152, G.522, G.541
H.138, H.144
D.108 - D.112
H.206, H.207
G.231
H.265
. 168, H.176 - H.182, H.184, H.187, H.191, H.192,
at?5, 1983 44. 199
H. 201
H.196
F.403 - F.407
. 180, H.183 - H.193, H.195, H.197 - H.199, H.207
HITZ ASL A192, -H, 195,5 1. 19%, “Hie 199s Bee aoe
Mel, H.15, 1.34; 4.36, H.38,:H.40, H.42,-H.50, H.S7;
H.5?7, H.63, H.66, H.89, H.219, H.232, H.257, H.262,
G.73, G.76,;-G:2277, G.503, G.508
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CSAC 80/4/81
Conspectus of file numbers
Number of
OFF. file
Reference to folders or items in this catalogue
H.267
Hel
H.119, H.120
etl, H.t12
41, H.69
-101 - H.103
sa tS
1.66; 89, He159, Hi172
37
FHv22,-He165
. 106, H.109
P22? - F5233; $235, F.364,°F. 398 - F.400
G.502
G.282
G.267, G.284, G.297, G.300 - G.302, G.304 - G.306,
G.310
A.153, He 154
H.246, H.248
G.283, G.284
F.A. Lindemann, Lord Cherwell
CSAC 80/4/81
Conspectus of file numbers
Number of
OFF. file
Reference to folders or items in this catalogue
-113, G.280, G.281, G.301, G.302
-268, G.269
way
Hl, Sais &
42/8, 255279
<7 op 27
2/0 - G.272
-284, G.285
etfey 3.298
-273
- 305
286
1256
p27 2
= G,295,-G.205
»291-=- G.256
-247 - G.249
-165, G.247, G.250, G.251, G.265 - G.267, Ge2770,
-275, G.287 - G.290, G.296 - G.299, G.306
-292, G.254 - G.256, G.305, G.306
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CSAC 80/4/8 ]
Conspecius of file numbers
Number of
OFF. file
Reference to folders or items in this catalogue
37.3
ae 67) 2290; G.299
37A.1 Pt.
G.246, G.256 - G.261, G.274, G.287, G.296
37A.1 Pt.2
G.261 - G.264
moe Tre!
D.27, D.146, D.155, D.219
F.412, F.419
G262, 6.459
H.31, H.117
K.129, K.142, K.233, K.244, K.295
D.24, D.196
F.408, F.409, F.413, F.419
2528; CG. 547,
P14) S798, H.113
K.86, K.304
38.1 Pt.1 A
D.147,-D.173; D.262, D:263
G.87, G.145, G.170, G.442, G.473, G.476, G.512,
A.46
K.36, K.39, K.41, K.114, K.142, K.166, K.181, K.200,
K.217, K.246, K.277, K.286, K.289, K.321
G.99, G.197, G.375, G.424, G.435, G.442, G.464
H.32, H.52, H.130, H.232, H.239, H.265, H.305
F.f4, Fede, F402, F.403, F407; F418
:
F.A. Lindemann, Lord Cherwell
CSAC 80/4/81
Conspectus of file numbers
Number of
OFF. file
Reference to folders or items in this catalogue
39.1 Pt.3
D.193
F.61, F.72, F.409, F.410, F.413, F.414, F.418, F.419
G.459, G.478, G.521
H.7, H.35, H.239, H.265
J.55, 5.56
38.1 Pr.4
D.194
F«Qapit 410, 7.419
G.203, G.225
bit) teed, Fede, H.113, F138, Be200,. H. 262, He 29
J.60
K.40, K.48, K.134, K.281
Pxfa, ©2376, F A01, F402
198, Gy 228, G5 500,.G.522, G.543,; GiS9
H.273, H.284, H.287
Ke toy, Ke2t5
Eato, Figet, Ps ee0, F234, F297 FP. O05, FE A0d
Mery, 1.98, 12), B.125, 11.140, 1199, i, 4d ee,
GPTt CG. 294
8,115 00,-1.89),H.62, Hi 68,0007 1,5. 95, 4,
2, Aide
G.228,"G.335;.G, 503, -G. 545
Meaol, t.16/7,: As 202, 1.215, 2577 5265
K.37
H.23 = H.29, H.95
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CSAC 80/4/81
Conspectus of file numbers
Number of
OFF. file
Reference to folders or items in this catalogue
39A.1 Pr]
E472
G.),G.4, G.7,-Gi10; G.12;-G, 27; G28, G38) aaa.
G.45; G.46;7 G. 53, G:56,.G.57,. G,64;°C. 706.758 = G7,
G.181, G.209
39A.1 Pr.2
Gyo7 > GO. 66;::G.90, Gi77).. Gi 143,°G. 145 G20
39A.1 Pt.3
G.57, G.67 - G.77
40.1 Pr.1
D.24, D.102, D.146, D.155
Pavey Take?,. Ps 200, F40p; F418
G.99; G.168, G5220)6.226,:.G: 228; G. 230). 357)
M.95,:HeH5
AG.) Pe 2
D.147
F.232, F.408, F.417
Gi128, G,. 138, Ge189, Gre; -Gi191; C.310) Giese.
G.466, G.475, G.476, G.480, G.481, G.484, G.492,
G.497,. G.498; G,502,-G:510,G. 518, G. $34
G.441, G.442, G.444, G.445, G.460, G.46T, G.463,
54362; G.457, G.463, G.481,. G1507;.:6. 513, °C: 514:
G,112, G.138, G.148, G.150, G.151, G.442, GA46,
G.99, G.236, G.464, G.546
H.310
Gare, ©. 52)
G.453, G.456
H.238
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CSAC 80/4/81
Conspectus of file numbers
Number of
OFF. file
Reference to folders or items in this catalogue
40.4
D.262
G.518
M414, 1.115,-42 12]
5312, 16.313
F.418
G.165, G.168, G.220, G.287, G.444, G.445, G.46l,
G.472, G.497, G.500, G.537, G.538
H.39
D.16
G.408
D7)
G,80,°C.96; G6. 322, GC. 535; G36
KstZ7,5 KG 27746295
80, G8); G.221
G.220, G.222, G.226,.G.227,;, G. 353; -G:355
G.38, G.43, G.46, G.96, G.97, G.307, G.397
G.80, G.82 - G.84, G.163, G.323, G.324, G.334, G.355,
G.442, G.487
G.231 - G.234
G.152, G.274, G.307, G.382, G.442, G.446
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CSAC 80/4/81
Conspectus of file numbers
Number of
OFF. file
Reference to folders or items in this catalogue
G.149, G.442, G.506
He, H.78
Hs 22) 222, “He227, F254, 256
F.407
F.401,
H.66, H.103, H.151
B.41
D.44, D.66, D.133, D.166, D.194, D.206, D. 245, D.258
FI60, F.72, F408, F409, F431
479, G6, GAs, G99... 3s O12, G25, ee,
He 15) ° 133/24 168, 4176, W218, AL 299,; A233,
Hewes, Hieo4, 2a. F275, HH. 292, esos
G.428, G.429, G.456, G.459, G.480, G.521
H.35, H.81, H.83, H.87, H.88, H.98, H.130
Ke7, K,95, KR e280... 6.282
D.24, D.44, D.259
aa, AG, 294, Gi 295, GiS05;G. 3252, 395;
G. 426,
F.72, F.409, F.412, F.416
G.79, G.95, G.99, G.432, G.475
H.17, H.89, H.98, H.125, H.126, H.214, H.236, H.245,
H.293, H.294
K.7, K.40, K.215
F.A. Lindemann, Lord Cherwell
CSAC 80/4/81
Conspectus of file numbers
tnt sects
Number of
OFF. file
Reference to folders or items in this catalogue
B.44, B.45
D.20, D.51, D.160, D.194, D.245
F.63, F.72, F.410
G.79, G.98, G.203, G.284, G.305, G.434, G.531, G.546,
G.547
H.20, H.99, H.138, H.156, H.230, H.249, H.250, H.296
J.60
Kd8> K-196, 213
J.53
H.247, H.248
PAS, Ft, 51, 4.56,*H. 57
ig Perl BS
H.43, H.45, H.49, H.52
D.258
HeS2
4753; 4.57
H.43
H.43.- 4.47, H.50, H.52, H.53, H.57, H.58, H.118
6,530:+.G, 532
H.241, H.243 - H.248, H.25]
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CSAC 80/4/81
Conspectus of file numbers
aan
Number of
OFF. file
Reference to folders or items in this catalogue
45.3
H.162, H.165
45.4
229
45.5
Ossi; G31 th; 6.344
45.6
Sided). 523
H.155, H.208, H.223, H.229, H.231, H.232, H.241, H.256
H.257, H.286
f
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F.404
H.262
D.4
G.545, G.546
G,3177°G.3A2; G; 343
G.315, ‘G,323,«G.493
G7528, G, 530
MH. 236,171,237
G.217, G.323, G.324, G.343, G.344, G.413
H.143
J.61
G.35l
F.A. Lindemann, Lord Cherwell
CSAC 80/4/81
Conspectus of file numbers
Number of
OFF. file
Reference to folders or items in this catalogue
46.3
F.402, F.408
G.542
H.140 - H.143
46.4
G.349, G.350
47.1
G.206, G.213, -G. 303;
G. 340
Atmel
Mad 5479; Diles, D231
F.418
G.228, G.341, G,441, G.480, G.497
Ht)
47.2 Pt.2
H. 239, H.240
Haley £62377 FAB
H.236, H.245, H.248, H.250, H.286, H.288
47.2 Pt.3
Dot, D.124, D143, 0.194
76; 203, G5 220,: Gi2365, 5417 1. 546
G.142, G.304, G.426, G.441, G.446, G.515
D.3, D.4, D.166, D.239, D.242, D.258
F.418
D.205
G.299, G.300,.G.306
G.353, G.354, G.443/1
527,76 .580; G. 532; G,533
rc
F.A. Lindemann, Lord Cherwell
CSAC 80/4/81
Number of
OFF. file
Reference to folders or items in this catalogue
G.363
G.352
G.351], G.374, G.375
47S, Ae. B61
G36?
G.174
D.145 - D.147, D.190
G.89, G.147, G.466, G.497
H.95
G.462
D .237
D.162
Oa2e7
G.167
G.168 - G.170
H.88, H.99, H.166
K.186, K.282
G.160, G.161
F.A. Lindemann, Lord Cherwell
CSAC 80/4/81
Conspectus of file numbers
Number of
OFF. file
Reference to folders or items in this catalogue
53.5
D.24, D.33, D.37, D.245, D.258
F.69, F.229, F.408, F.418
G99, G.104,.G. 147; G,152, G.162, Ree lia Ober,
G.218, G.228, G.318, G.442, G.452, G.457, G.460,
G.463, G.464, G.469, G.474, G.480, G.487, G.498
G.176
G.218,°G.219
H.60 - H.é4
G.244
«23%.
Ge 240, °C. 242,'G.243
-114, G.461, G.496
Bi50 ie
D.185, D.245
F.418
G.209, G.405, G.445, G.481, G.482
H.117
Ght4 1428, 9G-137, 6.140
-130 - G.136
3126,-G.128
114, G.126- G.128, G.131, G.137, °G.138, G.217
whte = G.125
D
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-376 - G.380
2390,G. 396
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Soc
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56.2
56.3
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37.2
97.3
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Conspectus of file numbers
Number of
OFF.
file
Reference to folders or items in this catalogue
J046
-I11, G.114, G.126, G.137 - G.139
eh lt, Ge128, -G.129,. G.137, Git40
-229, G.403, G.404, G.407-G.409, G.443/2
a7 64. Pt]
D/ 4 °Pt 2
ete.
R
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G
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G
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G
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.96, G.314, G.335, G.345
.3/9 - G.383, G.385, G.386, G.388, G.393
-80, G.318 - G.322, G.335, G.353, G.443/1
-227, G.267, G.321, G.397, G.399 - G.406, G.409
387, G.389 - G.392, G.394 - G.398, G.405, G.406
279, G.315, G.316, G.325, G.330, G.33], G.335, G.344
E,oro *
-386 - G.390, G.393 - G.396
- 136
etd!
345 - G.348
Ts ses
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CSAC 80/4/81
Conspectus of file numbers
nr at
eet ett
Number of
OFF. file
Reference to folders or items in this catalogue
H.258 - H.261
G.328, -G.329.
Gile, GSS; 56
H.1
He 39, A. 65) :41.-140,°H.142
F229
H.10] = H.103; 4.147
G.147
H.116
hast, F.Sal; eee
G.148
H.102
1.96, A104, H121
H.2-H.6
O.35.-"C.875 65.445
H.39, H.81, H.84, H.105 - H.109, H.234, H.235
1451.66, HG) 5H. 121,.4.270, 27a. 285, Hoes
G.322, G.374, G.442
H.2 41,3,
Hi$,. 6
60.13
60.14
Oba PF}
H.299, H.300
H.30, H.148, H.158, H.164
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CSAC 80/4/81
Conspectus of file numbers
Number of
OFF. file
Reference to folders or items in this catalogue
F.40, F.42, F.48, F.51, F.62, F.64, F.66, F.81/1 - F.81/3, |
F.87
S.77
Ota Pt 2
F.69, F.80, F.82 - F.85
6152
Et Gr cr 68
6163 Pt. 1
F.40 - F.64, F.79
Di3
Mel oa
137, A. 1a
H.151, H.224 - H.227
F.405
F.40 - F.64, F.411 - F.414
G.97, G.463, G.465
K.t67, 5213, K 295
61.3 Pre2
F.40 - F.64
61.4
Ps 14g, Th 22ty th. 222). ti, 224, e226; FEZ 277-H. 257
Hs295,H.285, H,287, H.290 =~; 297
99 tt 113,0H, 130, H.197,° He 139,
Hy 208, 225. Faas,
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Conspectus of Tile Numbers
ek Def
i.
Mek
Number of
OFF. file
Reference to folders or items in this catalogue
6255
F.239
MiadO, Med22 @ BA, HP, ee 199
hi, 126, s128,-H190 = H.133, 43038, His?
A tee
Bares, Fis 140,001> 100
rt, 204 912273, U4. 209,. 114285, Ho 287