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Hull History Centre: Papers of Professor

U DJS Papers of Professor John Saville (1916-2009) 1850s-2000s

Accession number: 1 970/11; 1980/01; 1981/14; 1988/11; 1995/01; 1997/24; 2009/07; 2010/21; 2011/25; 2012/16; 2013/12; 2014/19; 2015/21

Biographical Background: John Saville (christened Orestes Stamatopoulos), was born near Gainsborough, Lincolnshire, on 2 April 1916. His parents were Orestes Stamatopoulos, a well- born Greek Engineer who had been attached to a Lincolnshire engineering firm, and Edith Vessey, a working class Lincolnshire girl. Shortly after Saville's birth, his father was called back to Greece for military service and was subsequently killed during the war. Edith went to to find work and Saville was placed with a Mrs Allison in Gainsborough until he was four. He was then sent to live for a year with his mother's unmarried sister, Lily Vessey, in Ayot St Lawrence [U DJS/2/1/29]. At the end of this year Edith gained a housekeeping position in Romford, Essex, with a widowed tailor by the name of Alfred Saville, and his daughter Eileen [U DJS/1/29]. Saville came to live in with Edith, who would later marry Alfred. Eileen, who was 15 months older than Saville, would later marry Francois Lafitte and the step-siblings would stay in touch throughout their lives.

Saville attended Romford Grammar School and won a scholarship to study at Royal Liberty School, London. He then won another scholarship to study at London School of Economics in 1934, and graduated in summer 1937 with a First in Economics, with a specialism in economic geography. At school Saville was known as 'Stama', then 'Comrade Stam' during his time at LSE. Although he legally changed his name to John Saville towards the end of his LSE , friends and acquaintances from school and university continued to refer to him in this way throughout his life [U DJS/1/84].

It was during his time at LSE that Saville first became officially involved in politics. He was taught by left-wing academic at a time when LSE was a major centre for student [U DJS/1/30, U DJS/1/54, U DJS/3/26]. Saville joined the university's in his first weeks, and two months later he joined the Communist Party of Great Britain [U DJS/1/84]. His first political demonstration was a march against Mosley in the East End of London. By his second year, he was student Communist organiser and it was through his student activism that he met Constance Saunders in October 1937, a fellow member of the CPGB, whom he would go on to marry in 1943 [U DJS/1/14, U DJS/2/1/15-16]. Whilst Saville remained a member of the party until the Hungarian incident of 1956, Constance resigned her membership earlier over the Nazi-Soviet Pact of 1939. During his time at LSE he became friends with various people, including Jean Floud (nee Macdonald), James Jefferys, Teddy Praeger and Manuel Azcarate. He was also introduced to Mohan Kumaramangalam who was then at Cambridge University [U DJS/1/44].

After graduating, he worked briefly as a supply teacher and undertook voluntary work with the Union of Democratic Control on their China Campaign. His work for the UDC came at the request of the organisation's then secretary Dorothy Woodman, and as part of this work he gave lectures on China and Japanese aggression to Left Book Club audiences. Not suited to supply teaching, Saville found alternative employment with the Dictaphone Company where he worked for most of 1938. This allowed him and Constance to move into a shared flat in Lambs Conduit Street, London. During this time he made contacts within the National Unemployed Workers' Movement (NUWM), including the London Secretary Don Renton [U DJS/1/59a]. He took part in the Hyde Park demonstration and the December 1938 Oxford Circus lie-down, during which he provided false information of 'communist disturbances' to keep police away from the area of the lie-down.

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Saville left the Dictaphone Company in January 1939 and was appointed as a research economist by British Home Stores. During his time at BHS he travelled around stores undertaking various roles so that he had a full understanding of the business, before going back to headquarters in January 1940.

He was called up in April 1940 and spent the war as an anti-aircraft gunner, gunnery sergeant major instructor and regimental sergeant major. He began his service at Arborfield in Berkshire where he received training until the end of July 1940. He was then sent to a firing camp at Bude in North Cornwall until end August 1940. From there he was sent then to Liverpool where he remained until May 1941 when he was posted to various places in the Midlands. In the middle of 1942 he was assigned a new unit and was posted successively to Blandford in Dorset, Borstall and then the Shetlands in July 1942 for a year. On leaving the Shetlands, he was sent to Manorbier in South Wales where he stayed for c.3 months training as a gunnery instructor before being sent to Woolwich to await posting. For the rest of the war he was posted to various places in Britain as an instructor. Six weeks after D-Day, he was posted to India, setting out from Liverpool to Bombay, and served the rest of his time in Karachi. He was eventually demobilised in 1946. It is worth noting that, against the policy of the Communist Party, he refused commission as an officer on a number of occasions, believing his place to be amongst the ordinary soldiery. It was during these experiences that he became more sharply aware of the extreme class and racial divisions extant in British society [J. Saville, Autobiography].

Whilst in Bombay he sought out Mohan Kumaramangalam, and through him was introduced to P.C. Joshi and Nehru at the headquarters of the Indian Communist Party in Bombay. Kumaramangalam and Saville became very close whilst in India and corresponded regularly. He also met John Maclean who passed him onto J.J. Anjaria (who Saville had known vaguely in the LSE days), who then passed him on to C.N. Vakil. In Karachi met various Muslim Leaguers, including Hatim Alavi and his nephew Hamza Alavi, the Mallik family, and the Karachi Communist Party Secretary Bukhari. Bukhari put him in touch with British Communists in the RAF's Drigh Road camp, and Saville regularly attended their discussion meetings, even speaking for them on British intervention in Greece in March 1945. During a period of leave he met Anant and Kamala Kamat in Poona at the Communist Party Commune, and was invited to spend time in Bombay at the Mission with John and Agnes Maclean. Whilst on leave he accompanied Agnes on her various visits, worked for at the Party Commune, and wrote at least two pamphlets under the name J. Stammers. He also undertook editorial work for People's War, gave lectures at the Party Commune, organised schools, spoke with Communist Party Congress people, and attended seminars at Bombay School of Economics. His final days in India saw the beginnings of what would become known as the Drigh Road RAF Mutiny, led by Arthur Attwood, and involving David Duncan and Ernie Margetts. Saville, whilst not directly involved at Drigh Road, was involved with the Forces Parliament at Deolali along the Mervyn Jones and . Attwood's arrest did not take place until after Saville arrived back in Britain, and so from there he and Michael Carritt helped to initiate a successful Attwood Defence Campaign with D.N. Pritt acting as a civil liberties lawyer [U DJS/1/58]. Incidentally, Saville kept up a regular correspondence with Constance and others whilst stationed in India in which he discusses much of his political activity [U DJS/1/44, U DJS/2/1/16, U DJS/5/14-15]. Also, it was during the voyage home on-board a demobilization troopship in 1946 that Saville began writing notes of his time in the army which would help inform his memoirs.

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Once demobilized, Saville worked in the Chief Scientific Division (Economics Section) of the Ministry of Works, where Jacob Bronowski was then head of the Statistical Section. Looking for other work, Saville heard that Ian Bowen (a colleague of James Jefferys at National Institute) had just been appointed Chair of Economics at Hull and required an economic historian. He was invited to interview on a Friday in May 1947 and was offered a job on the following Tuesday. A few months later he moved to Hull, initially without Constance and their child who would join him a year later, and found himself working in one of the temporary Nissan huts then in use at the university [U DJS/1/38]. This first year was spent getting to grips with his new teaching responsibilities, and it wasn't until his second year that he again became politically active.

Within the university he undertook a campaign in 1948 to improve library provisions by circulating a memorandum signed by himself, a lawyer, and a physicist. The result of this campaign was the formation of the Lecturing and Administrative Staff Association, or LASA (initially referred to as the Lecturing Staff Association), and Saville would go on to chair the group in 1960 [U DJS/1/39-40]. A decade later, Saville alongside John Griffith was to form the Council for Academic Freedom and Democracy (CAFD), which organisation fought on behalf of those within the university system who were experiencing problems of censorship or maltreatment because of intellectual stances [U DJS/1/11, U DJS/2/1/45, U DJS/3/23, U DJS/4/5]. CAFD's first case was that of Anthony Arblaster in late October 1970, and the organisation was initially formed under a membership arrangement with the National Council for Civil Liberties. Saville was to be involved with CAFD for the next twenty years and served as chairman. Towards the end of the 1980s the organisation began to wither and was succeeded by CAFAS in 1994 with John Griffith continuing to be involved.

Soon after settling in to his new teaching role at the university he took on responsibility for a Hull branch of the British Soviet Friendship Society, organising monthly meetings for nine years during the 1950s [U DJS/1/9, U DJS/4/3]. He ran a series of summer speakers' classes for trade unionists and militant workers over six consecutive years, and he also taught classes for working class mature students in Hull. He now joined the local branch of the Communist Party, delivering the Daily Worker on a Saturday for 6 years. Whilst no longer a member of the Communist Party, Constance undertook to collect money for the Daily Worker in Hull, and they both ran a stall at the annual Christmas bazaar. In addition, Saville took a miners' school for the Communist Party (North East District) a couple of times a year in Durham and Northumberland. When the Communist Party Historians' Group was established, Saville was amongst the earliest members and was, along with , one of the most active members of the group's 19th century section [U DJS/1/13]. Other members of the group included George Rude, Victor Kiernan, Christopher Hill, Takahashi, , Leslie Morton, and George Hardy. When the group was later succeeded by the Socialist History Society after the collapse of the Communist Party, Saville became an editor of its journal 'Socialist History' along with Victor Kiernan and Brian Pearce. 'Books to be remembered' were Saville's regular contributions, and some of his final writings.

He remained an active member of the Communist Party of Great Britain until November 1956, but following the invasion of Hungary by the he broke from the Party line [U DJS/1/43]. Disillusioned with the leadership in Britain and their attempts to stifle discussion around the implications of Khrushchev's 'secret speech' at the 20th Party Congress, Saville and fellow Party member and historian E.P. Thompson compiled and published a discussion journal under the title 'The Reasoner' in July 1956. Around 650 copies were printed and circulated. Saville credits a letter dated 4th April from Thompson to Saville as the beginning of their collaboration on The Reasoner which provoked letters of support from Party personalities such as , Hymie Levy, and Malcolm MacEwen.

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Although Saville and Thompson had no intention of leaving the Party at this time and merely wanted to encourage open discussion, the leadership requested they cease publication. A second issue of The Reasoner was already awaiting publication and this appeared in September provoking greater support from personalities such as Doris Lessing and Ronald Meek. Incidentally, Meek showed his support by sending the editors a copy of his 'The Rhyming Reasoner' published in September 1956, and containing poetic versions of The Reasoner's political problems (a second and final issue would appear in November 1956). A third issue of The Reasoner was published in October 1956 with no sign that the Party line was changing, and Saville and Thompson resigned their membership in November under threat of expulsion. Many members left at this time, and it is commonly agreed that this represents the beginnings of what came to be known as the British ''. Once outside of the Party, Saville and Thompson felt there was a need to encourage this natal movement and they began publishing a quarterly discussion journal under the title 'The '. Between 1957 and 1959 10 issues were published, and contributors included Saville, Thompson, Hyman Levy, , Eric Hobsbawm, Tibor Dery, Adam Waszyk, Tom McGrath, Malcolm MacEwan, and Peter Fryer. The editorial board consisted of Saville, Thompson, Ken Alexander, Randall Swingler, Doris Lessing, Ronald Meek, Alfred Dressler, D.C. Arnott, Peter Worsley, Michael Barratt-Brown, Mervyn Jones and . In parallel to The New Reasoner, Raphael Samuel and others at Oxford University had been publishing the Universities and Left Review since 1957 [U DJS/1/60-73]. By 1959 it was felt that the two wings of the British New Left should join forces, and the NR and the ULR were merged to form the New Left Review 1959/60 [U DJS/1/61, U DJS/1/63, U DJS/1/67, U DJS/1/72-76]. By April 1963 Saville, Thompson and Miliband recognised that the new journal no longer represented the original aims and intentions of The New Reasoner. Miliband proposed the establishment of an annual collection of essays which would eventually be published by Merlin Press as the ''. Whilst Thompson declined to take on more editorial work, Saville was keen and the partnership between himself and Miliband lasted 23 years before the job of editing the Register was passed on to younger blood [U DJS/1/94-112].

In spite of resigning his membership of the Communist Party, Saville remained a committed Marxist throughout his life, never joining the Labour Party unlike a number of his contemporaries. He continued to be politically active, and during the 1959 General Election, he and E.P. Thompson provided financial and practical support for the Socialist League's Lawrence Daly as an independent candidate [U DJS/1/27]. It appears that the secret service were watching Saville, as in 1959 he made friends with a young student by the name of Harry Newton. Newton was welcomed into Saville's political and family circles, but would later turn out to be an alleged MI5 agent. In the summer of 1963 Saville became heavily involved in Hull's 'Lister Street' incident, sparked by an awareness that poor tenants of Lister Street were then living in squalid conditions which their landlords were unwilling to do anything about. The incident resulted in a successful student sit-in lasting 48 hours in late October. In addition to covering the night watch during the sit-in, Saville was active in interviewing tenants of Lister Street and in making their plight known through the local press [U DJS/1/53]. He was also involved in the National Union of Seamen's strike in May 1966, when he helped the local strike committee in Hull, and for three or four nights went out to the pickets along the docks in Hull. During the 1984 Miners' Strike Saville spoke on a dozen university campuses, collected money for the Yorkshire miners and their families, and appeared on a BBC lunch time TV discussion show with Robert Maxwell and Arthur Scargill [U DJS/1/57]. As we have seen, much of Saville's political writings were concentrated in the Reasoner and New Reasoner, and from 1964 most of his efforts to this end were published in the Socialist Register.

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Saville spent his whole academic career at Hull, firstly as a lecturer in economics, then as a professor of economic history from 1973. He served as Dean of the Department of Economics, undertook supervision of many postgraduate students, and retired in 1982. During his employment at the university he was closely involved with the Library Committee, through which he came to know very well [U DJS/1/33, U DJS/2/1/70]. He was responsible for attracting a number of high profile archival collections to the University Archives, including the papers of Jock Haston, the NCCL archive, letters between Harold Laski and Frida Laski, the Granville Eastwood collection, the papers of the UDC, and illustrated letters of Victor Weisz. These collections were usually referred to by Saville as 'Hull's Labour Archive', and now form the nucleus of the Hull University Archives' political collections [Larkin Memorial Series No.2 The Hull Labour Archive]. He was active in his teaching and advisory role and served as external examiner and academic advisor to various universities, funding bodies and publishers. In 1958 he helped establish the Society for the Study of Labour History [U DJS/1/113-117, U DJS/4/4]. He was a member of the Social Sciences Research Council throughout the 1960s and, when it was succeeded by the Economic and Social History Council, he was asked to join the committee in 1972 and served as chairman for the final two years of his membership until 1979 [U DJS/1/91-93]. He helped establish the Oral History Society in the late 1960s and served as its first chairman for several years from 1973 [U DJS/1/81-83]. He also chaired the Labour History Society for a number of years.

In autumn 1982 Saville retired from the , although he was granted an office at the university in order to continue publication of the Dictionary of Labour Biography [U DJS/1/21, U DJS/1/91]. This was a project having origins in the gifting of G.D.H. Cole's research to Saville by Margaret Cole on the death of her husband. Cole had begun to compile volumes containing lists of names and biographical details of members of the Labour movement stretching back to its earliest days in the 1790s. It had been Cole's intention to publish a labour dictionary covering the whole period of the movement's history. Saville inherited this project and the first volume was eventually published 1972. It was to be one of the outstanding achievements in the careers of Saville and his co-editor Dr Joyce Bellamy. Funding for the project was initially granted by the Institute of Social History at Amsterdam, and subsequently received from the SSRC. Throughout his academic career Saville was considered to be a first rate scholar of Labour history. Early in his career he published a broadside with Margot Heinemann under the title 'The Penguin Book of Spanish Civil War Verse'. Before leaving the Communist Party he also edited a collection of essays in honour of Dona Torr titled 'Democracy and the Labour Movement (1954) [U DJS/1/80]. In 1957 his first major historical study, Rural Depopulation in England and Wales, was published, and over the next two decades he edited three volumes of 'Essays in Labour History' with Asa Briggs (1960, 1971, 1977) [U DJS/1/24-25]. Following his retirement, Saville produced two major pieces of work, the first was his '1848: The British State and the Chartist Movement' (1987), and this was followed by 'The Politics of Continuity: British Foreign Policy and the Labour Government 1945- 1946' in 1993. Saville had always undertaken a large number of speaking engagements [U DJS/1/16], and following his retirement this continued with a speaking tour of various Australian educational institutions, and a later visit to India where he was invited to give a lecture at the Nehru Memorial Library by the Indian Historical Institute in Delhi. Whilst in India he also spent time at the University of Calcutta.

His 'Memoirs from the Left', started on a troopship whilst being demobilized in 1946, were completed and published in 2003. His life-long partner, Constance, died in 2007 and Saville himself passed away on 13 June 2009. Saville and Constance had three sons, Graham John, Richard Vessey and Ralph James, and a daughter, Jane Katharine, who gave them two granddaughters, Helen and Emma.

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Custodial history: Material deposited by Professor John Saville between 1970 and 1997; and subsequently by his executors between 2009 and 2015. Nine deposits were made in the period 1995-2015. It appears some of Saville's papers were deposited under the reference U DX70 but were subsequently moved to the main sequence of his papers under U DJS (see p.24 of the publication 'The Labour Archive at The University of Hull - Philip Larkin Memorial Series No.2'). Material currently within U DX70 was deposited by Saville but relates only to the National Council of Labour Colleges.

Description: The political and academic papers of Marxist historian and member of the New Left Professor John Saville. Saville's political activities are mostly documented by material covering the period 1930s-1950s, whilst later material largely relates to his academic activities.

Papers include subject files relating to Saville's academic and political interests and activities [U DJS/1], correspondence between Saville and various colleagues and friends [U DJS/2], draft and copy articles written by and papers given by Saville [U DJS/3], printed and published material and pamphlets issued by various left wing individuals and organisations [U DJS/4], and AV recordings of oral history interviews with various persons involved in the labour movement (including Saville) [U DJS/5].

Areas of coverage include Indian Communism and the 1946 RAF mutiny, British Communism and the Communist Party Historians' Group, the British New Left and 1956 (including The Reasoner, New Reasoner, New Left Review, Socialist Register), Council for Academic Freedom and Democracy, Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation, University of Hull Lecturing and Administrative Staff Association, Oral History Society, Society for the Study of Labour History, Social Science Research Council, Lipman Trust, Nuffield Foundation, , Fawcett Library, Dictionary of Labour Biography, CND and END, British Soviet Friendship Society, Lister Street and the Hull student sit-in, Portugese Guinea Campaign. These subjects are mostly covered in the subject files series [U DJS/1] but references to them may be found amongst Saville's correspondence with relevant individuals [U DJS/2]. Please note that whilst material within this collection contains references to the Council for Academic Freedom and Democracy and the Dictionary of Labour Biography, the main papers of these two initiatives can be found under their individual collection references of U DAF and U DLB respectively.

Amongst Saville's correspondents can be found many significant members of the British New Left, former members of the Communist Party of Great Britain, and persons associated with the 20th century British labour movement in its broadest sense. These include E.P Thompson and his wife Dorothy, Dona Torr, Andrew Rothstein, Ralph Miliband, Marion Kozak, Doris Lessing, Margaret Cole, Betty Vernon, Victor Kiernan, James Jefferys, John Griffith, Michael Young, Robin Page Arnot, Royden Harrison, Ruth and Edmund Frow, Christopher Hill, Betty Reid, Stuart Hall, Raphael Samuel, Betty Reid, Betty Grant, Arthur Attwood and Philip Larkin. Correspondence can be found both within the main correspondence series [U DJS/2] and also within the series of subject files [U DJS/1].

Saville wrote and lectured on various aspects of labour history including British post-war foreign policy, the chartist movement, agriculture, early , education, India and Islam, Henry George, labour adaptation, , Mau Mau, May Day 1937, Robert Owen, poor law and factory legislation, primitive accumulation and industrialisation, the Communist Part in Great Britain, the land question in the 19th century, trade unions and the law, the national question, Valentine Cunningham, Victorian commerce and ideology, women in law and society, and the Victorian working class. Files relating to lectures and writings on these subjects can be found in the main writing and lecture files series [U DJS/3].

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A large collection of printed and published pamphlets collected by Saville [U DJS/4] covers a wide variety of subjects including trade unionism, Chartism, the Communist Party, facism and anti-facism, the ILP, the Labour Party, the peace movement, socialism, the Soviet Union, the Spanish Civil War, the Young Communist League, Germany and WWII.

AV recordings relate to various subjects including the Fire Brigades Union, the 1984/5 Miners' Strike and Thaxted, and feature interviews with various persons including Walt Cunningham, , Willie Gallacher, John Horner, Graham Pirt, and Reverend Jack and Barbara Putterill (daughter of Conrad Noel), and Saville. These recordings can be found in the AV series [U DJS/5].

Arrangement: U DJS/1 Subject Files U DJS/2 Correspondence Files U DJS/3 Writing and Lecture Files U DJS/4 Pamphlet Files U DJS/5 AV Material

Extent: 9 linear meters; 54 boxes

Access conditions: Some of the records in this collection contain sensitive personal information. In accordance with data protection legislation, records containing sensitive personal information are not available for public inspection for 75 years if the information relates to adults, or 100 years if the information relates to children. In some circumstances access may be granted for research purposes. To request access or for further information please contact [email protected] .

Access to all other material will be granted to any accredited reader.

Copyright: John Saville and others

Language: English

Related material:

Archive material held at HHC and related directly to Saville and his work: Personnel File: Professor John Saville, 1947-1986 [U PHR/1/327] The Dictionary of Labour Biography Archive [U DLB] Campaign for Academic Freedom and Democracy [U DAF] Letter by Philip Larkin to Constance Saville [U DX252]

Secondary material held at HHC and related directly to Saville and his work: David Howell, Dianne Kirby, Kevin Morgan (eds.), John Saville - Commitment and History: Themes from the life and work of a socialist historian (Socialist History Society, Jan 2011) ISBN: 9781907103216 [at BJL and HHC] John Saville, Memoirs From the Left (The Merlin Press, 2003) ISBN: 0850365201 [at BJL and HHC] John Saville, The Labour Archive at the University of Hull, Philip Larkin Memorial Series No.2 (Brynmor Jones Library, 1989) [at BJL and HHC] David E. Martin and David Rubinstein, Ideology and the Labour Movement: Essays Presented to John Saville (Croom Helm, 1979) ISBN: 9780856644375 [at BJL not HHC]

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Archive material held at HHC relating to individuals and considered to be part of the 'Hull Labour Archive' according to Saville: Ammon, Charles George [U DMN]; Arnot, Robin Page [U DAR]; Barback, R.H. [U DX/159]; Bridgeman, R [U DBN]; Buckman, S.S. [U DX/113]; Corrigan, Philip [U DPC]; Dalley, F.W. [U DDA]; Eastwood, Granville [U DES]; Ellis, John [U DME]; Evans, Canon Stanley [U DEV, U DX264]; Floud, Bernard [U DFL]; Greendale, Walter [U DTU]; Hall, G.H. [U DX/84]; Harber, D.D. [U DDH]; Haslam, Thomas Joseph [U DX/66]; Hastings, Somerville [U DSH]; Haston, Jock [U DJH]; Hill, Howard [U DHH]; Hobson, J.A. [U DHN]; Hooley, Frank [U DMH]; Horrabin, Winifred [U DWH]; Howie, Will [U DMO]; Jackson, Peter [U DMJ]; Jones, William Ernest [U DJO]; Kerr, Anne [U DMK]; Laski, Harold [U DLA]; Lewis, Councillor F.H.V. [U DLE]; Lloyd, J. Henry [U DHL]; Lubbock, Eric [U DML]; McNamara, J.K. [U DMC]; Mitchell, Austin [U DMM]; Noel, Conrad [U DNO, U DX267, U DX264]; Prescott, John [U DMR]; Price, Christopher [U DMP]; Saville, John [U DJS]; Smith, P. [U DX/76]; Topham, Tony [U DTO]; Upham, Martin [U DX/186]; Varley, Julia [U DJV]; Weisz, Victor [U DX/165, U DX/166, U DP/172]; Winnock, David [U DMW]; Young, Commander Edgar P. [U DYO].

Archive material held at HHC relating to organisations and considered to be part of the 'Hull Labour Archive' according to Saville: Amalgamated Slaters, Tilers and Roofing Operatives Society (Hull Branch) [U DSS]; Amalgamated Society of Boilermakers, Shipwrights, Blacksmiths and Structural Workers (Hull Branch) [U DX/116]; Amalgamated Society of Whitesmiths (Hull Branch) [U DP/161/1-6]; Amalgamated Society of Woodworkers (Hull District) [U DX/154]; Communist Party of Great Britain (Hull Branch) [U DCP]; Confederation of Sailmakers/Shipconstructors and Shipwrights' Association (Hull Sailmakers' Branch) [U DP/161/47-52]; Co-operative Productive Federation Limited [U DCF]; Co-operative Women's Guild [U DCW]; Council for Academic Freedom and Democracy [U DAF]; General and Municipal Workers' Union (Hull no.1 Branch) [U DX/102]; Hull and District Trades Council [old reference L DSTC (uncat)] Hull and East Riding Co-operative Society Limited [U DHC]; Hull City Labour Party [U DLP, DX/124]; Hull University Lecturing and Administrative Staff Association [U DX/97]; Humber Amalgamated Steam Trawlers, Engineers and Firemens Union [U DX393]; International Women's Cooperative Guild [U DCX]; National Council for Civil Liberties [U DCL]; National Council of Labour Colleges [U DX70]; National Union of Clerks (Hull Branch) [U DP/161/41- 43]; National Union of Operative Heating and Domestic Engineers, Whitesmiths and General Ironworkers (Hull Branch) [U DP/161/7-40]; No Conscription Fellowship (Willesden Branch) [U DCO]; North Hull Tribune Society [U DX333]; Socialist Medical Association [U DDC]; Society of Coachmakers/National Union of Vehicle Builders (Hull Branch) [U DP/161/44-46].

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U DJS/1 Subject Files 1940s- Series of files containing various papers including 2000s correspondence, press cuttings, copy articles, manuscript notes etc. Subjects covered relate to John Saville's academic and political interests, and include: British foreign policy; Marxism; Communist Party of Great Britain; May Day; 1956 and the New Left; New Left Review; Reasoner; New Reasoner; Oral History Society; Society for the Study of Labour History; Socialist Register; Lipman Trust; India. Files within this series have been arranged alphabetically by subject. 120 files

U DJS/1/1 Subject File. Academic Advisor - External Examiner 1960s- Contains papers relating to Saville's supervisory and 1990s examination work for external universities. Contains references to: theses; candidates; comments on papers submitted; research proposals. Papers comprise: correspondence; reports; Correspondents include: External examiner for: University of York; University of Edinburgh; Bristol Polytechnic; University of ; University of Bradford; University of Kent at Canterbury; University of Essex; University of London; University of Leeds; University of Keele; Polytechnic of Central London; University of ; Coleg Harlech; University of Bristol; University of Birmingham; University of Newcastle upon Tyne; University College Swansea; Northern College; Unversity of Lancaster; University of Nottingham; Open University; University of Manchester; University of Oxford. 1 file This item contains personal sensitive information and is not available for public inspection for 75 years until Jan 2075. This is in accordance with data protection legislation. If you have a query about access to this record please contact [email protected] .

U DJS/1/2 Subject File. Academic Advisor - General c.1960s- Contains papers relating to Saville's academic advisory work. 2000s Contains references to: requests for references; research advice; reading suggestions; proof reading of chapters and drafts; research proposals. Papers comprise: correspondence; drafts; project outlines, notes. Correspondents include: past and present students; fellow academics; university colleagues. Note: Artifical file compiled from loose correspondence. 1 file This item contains personal sensitive information and is not available for public inspection for 75 years until Jan 2085. This is in accordance with data protection legislation. If you have a query about access to this record please contact [email protected] .

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U DJS/1/3 Subject File. Academic Advisor - General c.1960s- Contains papers relating to Saville's academic advisory work. 2000s Contains references to: requests for references; research advice; reading suggestions; proof reading of chapters and drafts; research proposals. Papers comprise: correspondence; drafts; project outlines, notes. Correspondents include: past and present students; fellow academics; university colleagues. Note: Artifical file compiled from loose correspondence. 1 file This item contains personal sensitive information and is not available for public inspection for 75 years until Jan 2085. This is in accordance with data protection legislation. If you have a query about access to this record please contact [email protected] .

U DJS/1/4 Subject File. Academic Advisor - General c.1960s- Contains papers relating to Saville's academic advisory work. 2000s Contains references to: requests for references; research advice; reading suggestions; proof reading of chapters and drafts; research proposals. Papers comprise: correspondence; drafts; project outlines, notes. Correspondents include: past and present students; fellow academics; university colleagues. Note: Artifical file compiled from loose correspondence. This item contains personal sensitive information and is not available for public inspection for 75 years until Jan 2085. This is in accordance with data protection legislation. If you have a query about access to this record please contact [email protected] .

U DJS/1/5 Subject File. Australia Visit 1978- Contains papers relating to Saville's time in Australia as a 1979 visiting Misha Strassberg Research Lecturer at the University of Australia. Contains references to: Saville's participation in the annual conference of the Oral History Society of Australia held at Perth in 1979; speaking tour of various universities and institutions including universities of Adelaide, New England, Monash, Australian National in Canberra, Western Australia, New South Wales, and the Oral History Society of Austrialia. Papers comprise: itinerary; correspondence. Correspondents include: British Council; Australian Consulate; Australian Immigration; University of Western Australia; other universities mentioned above. 1 file

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U DJS/1/6 Subject File. Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation 1960s- Contains papers relating to the Bertrand Russell Peace 1980s Foundation and its work. Contains references to: Detention and Court Marshall of Otelo Saraivo de Carvalho; conference in solidarity with Czechoslovak Socialism; 20th anniversary of Krushchev's Secret Speech to the Congress of the Soviet Communist Party; Russell Tribunal on Western Germany; appeal for constitution of an Action Committee against a Europe dominated by USA and Germany; International Conference for Portugal in Paris; Inland Revenue case against the Foundation over money expended on the Tribunal on War Crimes in Vietnam; Bukovsky-Moroz Day and campaign against repression in Soviet Union and Eastern Europe; campaign to aid Cuba; Cambodia; Algeria appeal; Communist University invitation to Dr Medvedev. Papers comprise: circulars sent by Ken Coates; 'Spokesman' pamphlets. Pamphlets include: Ernest Mandel, Why They Invaded Czecho-Slovakia; James and Betty Petras, The Chilean Coup d'etat; After the Chilean Coup - The Bertrand Russell Tribunal on Brazil and Repression in Latin America; Michel Raptis, Self-Management in the Struggle for Socialism; People First Society and Hull University Union, Company University - The Hull Sit-In 1972; Hong Kong - A Case to Answer; John Eaton, Technology and the State; Ken Coates, Socialists and the Labour Party; Tamara Deutscher, Zuzana Bluh-Sling and Ken Coates, The Struggle for Socialist Democracy - Political Prisoners in Czechoslovakia and the USSR; Lucien Goldmann, Power and Humanism. 1 file

U DJS/1/7 Subject File. Berufsverbot Campaign 1977- Contains papers relating to a campaign committee against the 1981 West German 'Berufsverbot'. Contains references to: invitation to Saville to become honorary president of the campaign committee; request that Hull AUT become involved; Rudolf Bahro Defence Committee; National Conference Against the Berufsverbot organised by the National Committee of the National Conference Against the Berufsverbot chaired by Saville and followed by proposed deputation to German Embassy. Papers comprise: circulars; correspondence. Correspondents include: Rudiger Hillgartner; John S of Leeds University; Jack Cohen; Mervyn Jones; Hugh Latham; Gunter Minnerup. 1 file

Page 11 of 140 Hull History Centre: Papers of Professor John Saville U DJS/1/8 Subject File. Booksellers 1951- Contains papers relating to Saville's dealings with various 1997 booksellers. Contains references to: David Collis and the purchase of literature written by 19th century 'free thinkers'; David Low and the supply of material for a project with AM Kelley Publishers. Papers comprise: correspondence. Correspondents include: David Collis; David Low; Collett's; Northern Herald Books; Clifton Books. 1 file

U DJS/1/9 Subject File. British Soviet Friendship Society 1951- Contains papers relating to the British Soviet Friendship Society. 1954 Contains references to: Society members in East Yorkshire; subscribers to 'Russia Today' in East Yorkshire. Papers comprise: BSFS East Yorkshire subscribers list re 'Russia Today'; invoice for copies of 'Russia Today'; ticket for public meeting in 1951. Correspondents include: J.A. Wilson; Connie Hardling. 1 file

U DJS/1/10 Subject File. Business Archives Council 1951- Contains papers relating to the Business Archives Council and 1976 its work [formerly the Council for the Preservation of Business Archives?]. Contains references to: membership; administrative and business matters; Exhibitions Sub-Committee (which includes Saville, Joyce Bellamy and Kenneth MacMahon); Business Records and Business History Conference participants; visit of BAC to Hull University; Hedon Haven; Houblon-Norman Fund. Papers comprise: annual reports (which include accounts and lists of members) for 1962/63 and 1963/64; drafts of constitution; agenda and minutes of committee and AGMs; reports; memoranda; circulars; correspondence. Correspondents include: Joyce Bellamy; J. Sykes; D. Doble; J.E. Martineau; Peter Mathias; S.H.G. Twining; H. Holmes Lambert; Irene Shrigley. Note: Also contains an isolated letter from H. Holmes Lambert to Saville re Hedon Haven dated 25 May 1951. 1 file

Page 12 of 140 Hull History Centre: Papers of Professor John Saville U DJS/1/11 Subject File. Council for Academic Freedom and Democracy 1970- (CAFD) 2006 Contains papers relating to the Council for Academic Freedom. Contains references to: case of Anthony Arblaster; CAFD meeting 27 Feb 1976; CAFD meeting 22 Sep 1978; formation of CAFD in 1970; advice on cases; Times Higher Education Supplement piece on CAFD case. Papers comprise: statement; press cuttings; copy minutes, correspondence; memoranda. Correspondents include: Peter at Tait Institute of Mathematical Physics; Ted Danson at University of Manchester; J.A.G. Griffith at LSE; Eric Barendt at UCL; J.E. Evans; NCCL; Bernard Brady for NATHE; Geoffrey Ostergaard; Laurie Sapper for AUT; F. Matthews at University of Stirling; Peter Prager; Neil Evans for LLAFUR; Howard Levenson; Tony Coyle; Eric Barendt; Ken Coates; John Westergaard; Peter Wassell; RULES; Constantine Christomanos; John Welford; A.H. Sawyer; Ann Moon; John Schwarzmantel; Geoffrey Ferres for NUS; Terry Eagleton; Bill Lomax; Mervyn Draze; C.M. Ann Baker; Paul Littlewood; Michael Steed. 1 file

U DJS/1/12 Subject File. Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND) 1958- Contains papers relating to National and Hull Branch CND. 1989 Contains references to: Aldermaston Marches; Direct Action Committee; Committee of 100; Factory for Peace Glasgow; Margharita Laski's desire to not be active in the movement anymore; invitations to speak at meetings; existence of Grimsby Group; formation of Marvell Hall Training College CND group; protest against modernisation of NATO's tactical nuclear arsenal. Papers comprise: flyers; poster; leaflets; memoranda; circulars; correspondence. Correspondents include: Valerie Gubbin of Hull CND; Margharita Laski; Anthony Greenwood; Kingsley Martin; Alec Leaver; Michael J. Lawrence; Peggy Duff; Meg Beresford. 1 file

Page 13 of 140 Hull History Centre: Papers of Professor John Saville U DJS/1/13 Subject File. Communist Party Historians Group 1947- Contains papers relating to Saville's involvement with, and the 2001 work of, the Communist Party Historian's Group. Contains references to: publications; research; educational work; report on work of the 'Modern Group' by Saville; opposition within CP commencing in 1929. Papers comprise: publicity flyers; notes; report; drafts of work; correspondence. Correspondents include: Eric Hobsbawm; Christopher Hill; Edwin Payne; George Tate; Maurice Cornforth; Robin Page Arnot; Edward P. Thompson; Dorothy Thompson; Emile Burns; James Klugmann; R. Palme Dutt; Chimen Abramsky; Margot Heinemann; Jean Kanapa; Paul O'Higgins; Dona Torr; C. Desmond Greaves; Betty Grant; G. Allen Hutt; Sam Aaronovitch; Victor Kiernan; Joan Simon; Lionel Munby; Brian Pearce; Rex Russell; Chushichi Tsuzuki; Maurice Dobb; Jack Cohen; A L Morton; Betty Reid; Terry Monaghan; Reg Groves. Note: Some items in French. 1 file

U DJS/1/14 Subject File. Communist Party Summer School 1939 1939 Contains papers compiled by Constance Saville relating to a summer school held by the Communist Party in 1939. Contains references to: attendees. Papers comprise: loose sheets titled 'Leaves from the camp wall newsletter' which include short descriptive notes and illustrations of attendees (Bodington; Dunrobin; Tom Campbell; [Jack Cohen?]; [Brian Pearce?]; [Peter Shinnie?]; [Eric Hobsbawm?]; [Mary Rose?]. 1 file

U DJS/1/15 Subject File. Conference of Socialist Economists 1968- Contains papers relating to the Conference of Socialist 1974 Economists and its predecessors (Socialists in Higher Education and Socialist University Teachers). Contains references to: Hull University Staff Socialist Group; Hull University Socialist [Student] Society. Papers comprise: memoranda; correspondence; circulars; reports of meetings and conferences; conference papers and bulletins. Correspondents include: Edward P Thompson; Theodore Shanin; ; Neil Kinnock; Monty Johnstone; Sam Aaronovitch; ; Ralph Miliband; Peter Worsley; Ken Coates; Victor Kiernan. 1 file

Page 14 of 140 Hull History Centre: Papers of Professor John Saville U DJS/1/16 Subject File. Conference, Lecture, and Workshop Engagements 1950- Contains papers relating to Saville's speaking engagements. 2004 Contains references to: Hull Peace Council; BBC recording 'Voice of the North' 1965; Radio Telefis Eireann TV programme 'Seven Days' 1967; University of Stockholm 1974; The University of Sheffield 1962; Workers' Educational Association 1965; The Queen's University of Belfast 1968, The University of Hull Joint Committee and The Workers' Educational Association 1969-70 Day Release Course for Port Workers; University of Kent at Canterbury 1970; University of Edinburgh 1975; Manchester Polytechnic 1975 History Workshop on 'May Day 1937' orgainised by Eddie Frow and Bill Williams; Alpbach European Forum 1963; 'Literary Response and Historical Explanation' conference, Thames Polytechnic 1975; Towards a History of the British Workers' Press Conference, University of Warwick 1972; 'The State Reformism and the British Labour Movement, the Social Contract, and Alienation' week of discussions orgainised by The Communist Party of Great Britain at Central London Polytechnic 1975; Scottish Universities Summer School 1977; Ruskin History Workshop Collective 1979; The International Brigade Association 40th Anniversary Reunion; The Oral History Association of Australia conference 1979, The Australian National University; Marx Memorial Library 'The Legacy of Karl Marx' 1982; Loughborough University 'Labour History Conference' 1988; Memorial Meeting for Leslie Morton, Polytechnic of Central London 1988; Sovereign Education 'A' Level Study weekend 1981; Education Training Seminars 'A' Level conference 1988; German Historical Institute, London, 'The Flotsam of Revolution: European Exiles in England after 1849' conference, 1999, Tutzing conference 1981; Philip Larkin Society 'We Remember, We Remember' 2004; University of California Colloqium 1989. Papers comprise: correspondence. Correspondents include: Royden Harrison; Lord Fenner Brockway; Phillipa Clark from the Marx Memorial Library; Walid Kazziha of The American University in Cairo; John Fraser of Herbert Memorial School; Susan Richards for Hull Spanish and Latin American Society; Llafur. Note: Artificial file compiled from loose correspondence. 3 files

U DJS/1/17 Subject File. Contacts 1952- Contains papers relating to Saville's contacts. Contains 1990s references to: names and addresses of persons known to Saville. Papers comprise: 6 personal address books, 1 file christmas card lists, 2 typed unidentified subscribers lists. Note: Artificial file compiled from loose papers. 1 file

Page 15 of 140 Hull History Centre: Papers of Professor John Saville U DJS/1/18 Subject File. Dartington Hall Trustees 1952- Contains papers relating to Saville's involvement with the 1964 Dartington Hall Trustees. Contains references to: Saville appointed trustee in 1952; papers written by Saville for Dartington to publish including Rural Depopulation; meetings. Papers comprise: correspondence; trust deed. Correspondents include: Victor Bonham Carter; Peter Sutcliffe; Leonard Elmhirst. 1 file

U DJS/1/19 Subject File. Death of Constance Saville Feb Contains papers relating to the death of Saville's wife 2007 Constance. Contains references to: offers of sympathy; remembrances of Constance; best wishes. Papers comprise: correspondence; sympathy cards. Correspondents include: various family, friends and colleagues. 1 file

U DJS/1/20 Subject File. Democracy and the Labour Movement - Essays in 1950- Honour of Dona Torr 1954 Contains papers relating to a festschrift in honour of Dona Torr titled 'Democracy and the Labour Movement: Essays in Honour of Donna Torr'. Contains references to: editorial committee composed of Christopher Hill, George Thomson and Maurice Dobb; Saville as editorial secretary; dinner in honour of Dona Torr held 28 Mar 1953 chaired by Harry Pollitt. Papers comprise: correspondence; circulars; typescript synopses of submissions; draft introduction; invitations; participants lists. Correspondents include: Christopher Hill; George Thomson; Maurice Dobb; ; Maurice Cornforth; Beryl Smalley; Ronald Meek; Eric Hobsbawm; Edward P. Thompson; Daphne Simon; Maurice Gibbs; John Morris; Allan Merson; Trevor Taylor; Victor Kiernan; Stephen Mason; Henry Collins; Brian Pearce; Roy Pascal; Sam Lilley; Leslie Morton; Dona Torr; James Klugmann; E.A. Thompson and Clarice Sharman; Harry Pollitt; Walter Holmes; Betty England; D.J.F. Parsons; Diana Sinnott; Jack Cohen; Lionel Munby; Ben Farrington; Tommy Jackson; Max Morris; Dorothy Thompson; Robin Page Arnot; Andrew Rothstein; Robert Browning; L. Bridges; G. Allen Hutt; Margot [Heinemann or Jefferys?]. 1 file

Page 16 of 140 Hull History Centre: Papers of Professor John Saville U DJS/1/21 Subject File. Dictionary of Labour Biography (DLB) 1960s- Contains papers relating to the Dictionary of Labour Biography, 2000s co-edited by Dr Joyce Bellamy and Saville. Contains references to: publication; contributors; editing; content; outline for DLB proposal and application to Rabinowitz Foundation in 1969; Barry Amiel and Norman Melburn Trust. Papers comprise: press cuttings; reviews; memorandum of agreement; obituary for Bellamy; correspondence. Correspondents include: David Goodman; Peter Campbell; J.D. Young; Bill Knox; Dr Hanna Behrend; Angela Tuckett; Jane Lowe; Richard Buckley; Jean A. Gibson; Helen Ann Harkness Ryan; Clive Griggs; Jean Jones; Amanda Capern; Nina; Roger Simon; Adrian Smith; Chris Williams; Michael Davis; Stephen Roberts; Richard Temple; Tim M. Farmiloe; Graham Johnson; Frances Harris; David Martin; David Howell; Malcolm Chase; Joyce Bellamy; Paul Hogarth; Ruth and Edmund Frow; Eric Kelly; Richard Storey; Janet Blackman; Clarissa Rushdie; Jim, Harold Smith; Nicholas Mansfield; Vladimir G; Andy Whitley; Keith Gildart; Ian Dewar; Detlev Mares; Margaret; George; E.C. Johnson; Frances Harris; Rob Duncan; Mark Bevir; Baroness Birk; E.J. Sallis; Harry Wicks; John M. Quail; Reg Groves; Jack Cohen; W.H. Warwick; L. Middleton; Reg Groves; Ivan Avakumovic; Bob Edwards; Co-operative Union; Arnold Rattenbury; Bill Fishman; John Strachey; James Klugmann; Roy Underhill; Alix Meynell; Henry Katz; John Archer; John Fryth; John Rees; F. Cossey; Hilary Rubinstein; James Young; Northern Foods; Andrew Boyd; David Martin; John Taylor Caldwell; Bill Deakin; David Black; Detlev Mares; Keith Flett; Andy Croft; Baroness Birk; John Callaghan; Caroline Benn; Tim Farmiloe for Macmillan; Detlev Mares. 1 file

U DJS/1/22 Subject File. E.P. Thompson 1970s- Contains papers relating to Edward P. Thompson. Contains 1990s references to: article by E.J. Hobsbawm; article by Saville in 1993; Thompson's death in 1993; oration by Saville on the occassion of Thompson receiving an honorary doctorate from University of Hull; booklet by Thompson titled 'The Struggle for a Free Press'; public meeting for Chile with homage to Comrade Allende by Thompson; article by Thompson 'Notes on China'; article by unknown author titled 'The Struggle Between Progress and Reaction in Contemporary Culture'; biographical information on Thompson. Papers comprise: colour photograph of Thompson; typescript articles and drafts; correspondence; press cuttings; flyer; booklet. Correspondents include: E.P. Thompson; Dorothy Thompson; Joyce Bellamy. 1 file

Page 17 of 140 Hull History Centre: Papers of Professor John Saville U DJS/1/23 Subject File. European Nuclear Disarmament (END) 1980s Contains papers relating to the organisation European Nuclear Disarmament and the Hull branch of the same. Contains references to: END Higher Education Lateral Committee; Hull END demonstration 1980; march to Wawne bunker Dec 1980; Hull END day school 1981. Papers comprise: press cuttings; newsletters; posters; notices; circulars. 1 file

U DJS/1/24 Subject File. Essays in Labour History vol.2 1969- Contains papers relating to volume 2 of a publication edited by 1971 Saville and Asa Briggs titled 'Essays in Labour History'. Contains references to: publication of the volume; Macmillan as publishers; contributors; reviews. Papers comprise: press cuttings; publication agreement; correspondence. Correspondents include: Macmillan; Asa Briggs (copy letters from Saville to Briggs only). 1 file

U DJS/1/25 Subject File. Essays in Labour History vol.3 1972- Contains papers relating to volume 3 of a publication edited by 1978 Saville and Asa Briggs titled 'Essays in Labour History'. Contains references to: publication; contributors; potential contributions; Croom Helm as publishers. Papers comprise: draft chapters; publication agreement; correspondence. Correspondents include: Macmillan; Croom Helm; Asa Briggs; John Parker MP; David Marquand MP; Margaret Cole. 1 file

U DJS/1/26 Subject File. Fawcett Library 1976 Contains papers relating to Saville's involvement with the Fawcett Library. Contains references to: future of Fawcett Library; controversy over potential transfer to the British Library. Papers comprise: correspondence; circulars; notes; memorandum; list of names of academics; statement. Correspondents include: Victor Kiernon; Vera Douie; O.R. McGregor; Peter Worsley; Sheila Allen; Decima Douie; Lucy Brown; P.A. Larkin; J.W. Smith; Decima. 1 file

U DJS/1/27 Subject File. Fife Socialist League 1959 Contains papers relating to the Fife Socialist League and Lawrence Daly. Contains references to: campaign run by Saville and E.P. Thompson to support Lawrence Daly as an independent socialist candidate for West Fife constituency. Papers comprise: circulars; correspondence. Correspondents include: Lawrence Daly; E.P. Thompson; Alec Horsley; Dorothy Thompson. 1 file

Page 18 of 140 Hull History Centre: Papers of Professor John Saville U DJS/1/28 Subject File. Forged in Fire: The History of the Fire Brigades 1986- Union 1992 Contains papers relating to the publication of an edited collection of reminiscences forming a history of the Fire Brigades Union, edited by Victor Bailey with Saville as an editorial advisor. Contains references to: publication; contributors; the work of John Horner. Papers comprise: correspondence; notes of meetings; proposals for structure/contents; draft chapters with comments; transcripts of interviews (with Enoch Humphries and Norman Greenfield); issues of The Firefighter; pamphlets re Hull Fire Brigade; letters and reminiscences from FBU members. Correspondents include: Victor Bailey; publishers Lawrence & Wishart; Ken Cameron; Terry Segars; Howard Elcock; John Horner; Enoch Humphries. 4 files

U DJS/1/29 Subject File. Guardian Letter re First Gulf War Jan 1991 Contains papers relating to a letter in '' newspaper by written by Saville and published on the 2 Jan 1991 in response to a letter by Verginia Bottomley MP published in the same on 1 Jan 1991. Contains references to: the First Gulf War; reactions to Saville's letter. Papers comprise: correspondence. Correspondents include: Bridget Gubbins; Barbara D'Ancy; Michael Roll; Roger; J.R. Hunter; Dorothy Williams; David Bednell; Josef J. Cofel. 1 file

U DJS/1/30 Subject File. Harold Laski 1930- Contains papers relating to Harold Laski. Contains references 1989 to: biographical details on Laski; Laski's writings; biographical details on and correspondence with Frida Laski. Papers comprise: correspondence; press cuttings; pamphlets; manuscript notes; copy articles; copy letters to and from Laski. Correspondents include: Frida Laski. Pamphlets include: 'Freedom of the Press in Wartime' by Harold J. Laski (published by NCCL); 'The Labour Party Annual Conference December 11th, 1944, Chairman's Address'; 'The Labour Party the War the War and the Future' by Harold J. Laski (published by The Labour Party); 'The Secret Battalion' by Harold J. Laski (published by The Labour Party); and the Law by Harold Laski (published by The Ethical Union). 1 file

Page 19 of 140 Hull History Centre: Papers of Professor John Saville U DJS/1/31 Subject File. History Workshop Journal - Support Fund 1976- Contains papers relating to the History Workshop Journal and 1983 Saville's involvement with the same. Contains references to: appeal by Saville on behalf of the journal; conferences and workshops. Papers comprise: circulars; correspondence; conference and workshop programmes. Correspondents include: members of History Workshop Collective. 1 file

U DJS/1/32 Subject File. Hull North Labour Party 1960s Contains papers relating to Hull North Labour Party and the involvement of Mr G.T. Saville in the same as editor of 'The '. Contains references to: 'The Labour Leader'. Papers comprise: newsletters; manuscript notes; notices; typescript drafts of articles. 1 file

U DJS/1/33 Subject File. Hull University: Brynmor Jones Library 1965- Contains papers relating to Saville's dealings with the Brynmor 1992 Jones Library as an employee at the University of Hull. Contains references to: Friends of Brynmor Jones Library 1988-1992; campaign to prevent closure of the East Wing Jan-Jul 1986; Vicky archive; labour periodicals; Margaret Cole letters; Independent Labour Archive; Denzil Harber files; Bernard Floud papers; Harold Laski letters; Robin Page Arnot papers; Kevin MacNamara papers. Papers comprise: correspondence; memoranda; minutes of Library Committee; press cuttings. Correspondents include: Philip Lakin; James Cameron; Eric Silver; Sam Bornstein; Julian Harber; Nigel Spearing. 2 files

U DJS/1/34 Subject File. Hull University: Department of Economics 1951- Contains papers relating to Saville's dealings within the 1971 Department of Economics as an employee at the University of Hull. Contains references to: departmental matters; courses; student applications; teaching loads; application from John Prescott to study economics at the university dated 10 Mar c.1965/1966; supervision of grad students; Economic History Society; courses; grant applications. Papers comprise: correspondence. Correspondents include: R.H. Barbeck; Neville Topham; J.S.G. Wilson; Rod Ambler; John Craig; Tony Mason; M.A. Jaspan; Barry Supple; Robert Chantry-Price; Hillel Tickten; Peter Jackson; Kenneth; J.H. Appleton; Ronald Drinkwater; C. Mowat; S. Pollard; David Rubinstein; R. Davis; Professor Gillies. 1 file

Page 20 of 140 Hull History Centre: Papers of Professor John Saville U DJS/1/35 Subject File. Hull University: Department of Economics 1960- Contains papers relating to Saville's dealings within the 1970 Department of Economics as an employee at the University of Hull. Contains references to: departmental matters; courses; student applications; teaching load; joint staff student departmental committee; establishment of Social Sciences and Law Library in 1969; working party on degree structure dated 1970; brief history of the department of economics and commerce by Saville; possible joint chemistry and economics degree; library materials in departments; examinations. Papers comprise: correspondence, internal memoranda, minutes, report, typescript history of Department of Economics and Commerce. Correspondents include: Frank Matthews; Ann; Michael Roe; Ralph; M.M. Gillies; J.S.G. Wilson; R.H. Barbeck; F.E. Hyde. 1 file

U DJS/1/36 Subject File. Hull University: Department of Economics, Board of 1954- Studies in Public Administration and Applied Economics 1955 Contains papers relating to Saville's involvement with the Board of Studies in Public Administration and Applied Economics whilst an employee at the University of Hull. Contains references to: Board of Examiners; meetings; examinations. Papers comprise: agenda; minutes; draft text for brochure of regulations for diplomas; draft exam paper in social statistics; memoranda. Correspondents include: H.C. Hillman of Leeds University. 1 file

U DJS/1/37 Subject File. Hull University: General 1974- Contains papers relating to Saville's work as an employee and 1997 retired employee of the University of Hull. Contains references to: Saville as Dean of Social Sciences; working party on admission and selection procedures 1979; general university business and adminsitration. Papers comprise: correspondence; report. Correspondents include: Vice-Chancellor S.R. Dennison; Vice Chancellor Roy Marshall; Librarian Philip Larkin. 2 files

Page 21 of 140 Hull History Centre: Papers of Professor John Saville U DJS/1/38 Subject File. Hull University: General 1949- Contains papers relating to Saville's work as an employee and 2006 retired employee of the University of Hull. Contains references to: general university business and adminsitration; salaries in 1949; Lecturing and Administrative Staff Association; merit awards; student discipline; personnel issues including pensions; application for readership position; MA in Victorian Studies; lecturing staff planning for future of university Jan 1956; VC's Staff-Student Committee; Hull University Development Appeal 1963; typing pool; colleagues; University Grants Committee; convocations; retirement; mss volume purchased by the Department of Botany in 1958. Papers comprise: correspondence; circulars; reports; memoranda. Correspondents include: D.J. Farrington as personnel officer; finance officer; pensions secretary; Ministry of Defence; J.S.G. Wilson; registrar; Ian R.M. Mowat; William Taylor; John Coates; Rod Ambler; Barbara English; David Neave; Mike Brown; Doug Reid; David Pennie; David Curtis; Janet Blackman; Margaret Espinasse; N.F. Robertson; vice chancellor; ; Maeve Brennan; Christopher Hill; Douglas Reid. 1 file

U DJS/1/39 Subject File. Hull University: Lecturing and Administrative Staff 1950- Association (LASA) 1972 Contains papers relating to the University of Hull's Lecturing and Administrative Staff Association and Saville's involvement with the same. Contains references to: LASA business; AGMs; EGM; Committee meetings. Papers comprise: constitution; agenda; minutes and related papers; reports and memoranda sent and received; correspondence; submissions to University Grants Committee. Correspondents include: Vice-Chancellor, Sir Brynmor Jones. 1 file

U DJS/1/40 Subject File. Hull University: Lecturing and Administrative Staff 1953- Association (LASA) - Chairman 1965 Contains papers relating to the University of Hull's Lecturing and Administrative Staff Association and Saville's involvement with the same as Chairman. Contains references to: meetings; general business. Papers comprise: agenda; minutes; related papers; reports; memoranda sent and received (including memoranda by Saville). 1 file

Page 22 of 140 Hull History Centre: Papers of Professor John Saville U DJS/1/41 Subject File. Hull University: Occassional Papers in Economic 1965- and Social History 1982 Contains papers relating to a monograph series titled 'Occassional Papers in Economic and Social History', edited by Saville whilst an employee at the University of Hull. Contains references to: establishment of the series; potential content; preparation for publication. Papers comprise: correspondence; press cuttings; memorandum; manuscript; reports; extracts of minutes. Correspondents include: Philip Larkin (as Librarian and Secretary of Publications Committee); Royden Harrison; Chimen Abramsky; Edward Thompson; Dorothy Thompson; Cyril Parry; J. Williams; Rosamund Billington; H.J. Dyos; Donald Woodward; Eric L. Taplin; Harold Silver; Julie Brotherstone; R.L. Brett; C. Pearce; R. Brown; Edward Royle; James Hinton; David Rubinstein; A.M. Clinton; Martin Daunton; P.A.M. Taylor; H.M. Boot; David; D.E. Martin; David Ormrod. 1 file

U DJS/1/42 Subject File. Hull University: Student Sit-Ins 1968- Contains papers relating to a University of Hull student sit-in 1972 over Reckitt & Colman's involvement in South Africa. Contains references to: organisational structure of other universities; appointment of personal chairs; Spokesman Pamphlet No.30 titled 'Company University - The Hull Sit-In' written by People First Society and Hull University Union; public meeting in Hull re Imperial Trypewriters (Leicester) struggle; suggestion that the University sell its shares in Reckitt and Colman in opposition to Apartheid; Staff Socialist Group. Papers comprise: letters; memoranda; circulars; press cuttings; manuscript notes; statistics; Spokesman Pamphlet No.30; statements from University Council and undergraduate students; draft article. Correspondents include: David Rubinstein; R.W. Drinkwater. 1 file

U DJS/1/43 Subject File. Hungarian Episode and Victor Kiernan 1956- Contains papers compiled by Victor Kiernan and sent to Saville 1958 with a covering letter dated 10 May 1976, relating to the impact of events in Hungary on the Communist Party. Contains references to: The Reasoner; Edinburgh Area Communist Party; discussion meeting and opposition programme titled 'Party Policy Today' sent to World News. Papers comprise: correspondence; memoranda; circulars; notes. Correspondents include: Victor Kiernan; Eric Hobsbawm; Christopher Hill; Reggie Trim; Osmond Robb; John Western; Henry [Ferrus?]; Hugh Gordon; Rodney Hilton; Alfred Jenkin; Robert Hunter. 1 file

Page 23 of 140 Hull History Centre: Papers of Professor John Saville U DJS/1/44 Subject File. India 1943- Contains papers relating to time spent by Saville stationed in 1946 Karachi, India, whilst undertaking National Service. Contains references to: draft paper titled 'Letters From India; articles and papers by Saville; Muslim League; daily buisness; colleagues and persons met; the weather; Communist Party of India; memoirs of P.W. Kingsford 'Without a Shot in Anger' relating to the Army Education Corps in India between 1944-46. Papers comprise: correspondence; extracts from copy papers; press cuttings; manuscript and typescript notes and drafts; copy correspondence of E.P. Thompson's father; black and white photograph showing large dinner hall full of guests. Correspondents include: Constance Saville; Mrs A.J. Saville; Aunt Lily; Mohan Kumaramangalam; Dolly and George Saunders; Morris-Jones; James B. [Jefferys?]; Vidya; Laurie Baker; Hamza A. Alavi; John Alexander. 1 file and 1 rolled photograph

U DJS/1/45 Subject File. Internationaal Instituut Voor Social Geschiedenis 1986- (IISG) 2004 Contains papers relating to Saville's involvement with the IISG. Contains references to: Saville's Advisory Board work for the organisation; meetings of the Advisory Board; content for publications and comments on the same; invitation to participate in an international conference organised by the IISG for Oct 1992. Papers comprise: Correspondence; participants list; notes. Correspondents include: Jurgen Rojahn; Eric Fischer; Els Heye; Marcel van der Linden; John Davey; Lex Heerma van Voss. 1 file

U DJS/1/46 Subject File. Labour History Workshop, Department of Adult 1979- Education, Hull University 1980 Contains papers relating to a University of Hull Adult Education 'Labour History' workshop ran in 1979/1980. Contains references to: participants; studies. Papers comprise: subfiles of studies by participants in the workshop. Studies present: K. Tullett 'Discussions of Hull Trade Union Council'; A Shaw 'A Study of Hull Trades Council's Minutes from 27/1/35 to 27/1/38', Ted Moore 'Accounts of The Hull 1923 and 1924 Dock Strikes'; Tom Watkinson 'Notes on Hull Docks Incidents of the 1930s'. 1 file

Page 24 of 140 Hull History Centre: Papers of Professor John Saville U DJS/1/47 Subject File. Laxton Open Field System, Nottinghamshire 1979- Contains papers relating to the Laxton Open Field System. 1980 Contains references to: academic work on the subject by Saville, Barbara English and Lloyd Bonfield; possibility of the Laxton Estate being sold; concern over the estate's future. Papers comprise: correspondence; manuscript notes; press notice; typescript notes; copy article; press cuttings. Correspondents include: Ministry of Agriculture; Michael; editor of the Economic History Review; Barry Supple. 1 file

U DJS/1/48 Subject File. Leverhulme Trust 1982- Contains papers relating to Saville's involvement with the 1987 Leverhulme Trust. Contains references to: applications to the trust by Saville; requests for Saville's advice on applications to the trust . Papers comprise: correspondence; manuscript notes; press notice; typescript notes; copy article; press cuttings. Correspondents include: Ministry of Agriculture; Michael; editor of the Economic History Review; Barry Supple. 1 file

U DJS/1/49 Subject File. Lipman Trust 1979- Contains papers relating to the Lipman Trust, a socialist 1984 education and research trust, and Saville's involvement with the same. Contains references to: applications to the trust; meetings of trustees; financial position; activities of the trust. Papers comprise: letters and application submissions; photocopy draft declaration of trust; reports of activities; agenda and minutes of trustees meetings; income and expenditure account for year ending April 1983; financial statements; correspondence. Correspondents include: Lloyds Bank; Raphael Samuel; Tom Kemp; ; Joyce Bellamy; Edmund and Ruth Frow; Alun Howkins; Dorothy Thompson. 1 file

U DJS/1/50 Subject File. Lipman Trust 1985- Contains papers relating to the Lipman Trust, a socialist 1997 education and research trust, and Saville's involvement with the same. Contains references to: John Saville Award; applications to the trust; meetings of the trustees; financial position; activities of the trust. Papers comprise: letters and application submissions; photocopy draft declaration of trust; reports of activities; agenda and minutes of trustees meetings; income and expenditure account 1990; correspondence. Correspondents include: G.E. Lipman; John Scwarzmantel; Ralph Milliband; Stephen Yeo; Marianne Macdonald for the Socialist Society; Logie Barrow; Baroness Young for the Pankhurst Appeal. 1 file

Page 25 of 140 Hull History Centre: Papers of Professor John Saville U DJS/1/51 Subject File. Lipman Trust 1974- Contains papers relating to the Lipman Trust, a socialist 1987 education and research trust, and Saville's involvement with the same. Contains references to: trustees meetings; financial position; applications to the trust; minutes of meetings of the trustees. Papers comprise: agenda and minutes; audited annual accounts for 1978-1982 & 1985-1986; letters and application submissions; draft biography of Lipman by Saville. Correspondents include: Martin Eve; John Schwarzmantel; Ralph Miliband; Hywel Francis; Michael Barratt-Brown; Alun Howkins; Quintin Hoare; Jeremy Corbyn; Mick Lipman. 1 file

U DJS/1/52 Subject File. Lipman Trust 1973- Contains papers relating to the Lipman Trust, a socialist 1998 education and research trust, and Saville's involvement with the same. Contains references to: establishment of the trust; changes after Lipman's death; organisation of seminar on in 1978; History Workshop Collective; prize. Papers comprise: correspondence; application submissions; reports of activities; memorandum; accounts; typescript biography of Lipman by Saville. Correspondents include: Edmund and Ruth Frow; Austen Morgan; Nigel Harris; Monty Johnstone; Michael Barratt-Brown; Ken Coates; Martin Eve; Merlin Press; Michael Isaac Lipman; Ralph Miliband; Mick Lipman; Gertrude Lipman; Tamara. 1 file

U DJS/1/53 Subject File. Lister Street 1963 Contains papers relating to a campaign in support of tenants at Lister Street, Hessle Road, Hull, with which Saville was involved. Contains references to: rents; landlords; tenants. Papers comprise: press cuttings; typescript notes re interviews with tenants; rent tribunal papers re various tenants; report titled 'Lister Street Housing Economics' giving rent and profit accounts for various landlords; black and white photographs of properties and tenants; correspondence; manuscript notes. Correspondents include: Bird & Clarke Solicitors; Hull Daily Mail; Peter Batty. 1 file

Page 26 of 140 Hull History Centre: Papers of Professor John Saville U DJS/1/54 Subject File. LSE and the 1930s 1937- Contains papers relating to the 1930s and Saville's time spent in 1989 London at LSE. Contains references to: reference for Saville written by L.O. Rodwell Jones; report of a tour of British Students to the USSR in Aug 1939 re universities in the USSR published by the University Labour Federation; article by H. Poulson 'The Last Fight' written in Autumn 1938; articles by J.B. Jeffreys 'A Taste of Honey' and 'Academics against Fascism'; Saville's recollections of student days at LSE in the mid-1930s. Papers comprise: correspondence; draft articles; report; copy articles; press cuttings. Correspondents include: James of Kirkland House, Cambridge. 1 file

U DJS/1/55 Subject File. May Day Manifesto 1967 Contains papers relating to the May Day Manifesto in 1967 by the New Left. Contains references to: development of the manifesto. Papers comprise: typescript papers; copy manifesto; circular with attached report. 1 file

U DJS/1/56 Subject File. Memoirs 1951- Contains papers relating to the writing of Saville's memoirs. 2003 Contains references to: Student days and LSE; Army days; 1956; post-1956 life; drafts and proofing of the memoirs; book launch; reviews of the memoirs; wartime in Shetland; reminiscences of economic history; biographical piece about Saville for Ralph Miliband. Papers comprise: manuscript and typescript drafts; diaries; notebooks. 4 files

U DJS/1/57 Subject File. Miners' Strike 1984-1985 1984- Contains papers relating to the Miners' Strike of 1984/5, and 1985 includes some material relating to the 1924 Miners' Strike and 1972 NUM strike. Contains references to: pamphlet by Phil McHugh 'North East Lancashire and the Miners' Strike'; reports on Scottish coal and collieries by Richard Saville, George Kerevan and Debra Percival; article by J.J. Schwarzmantel; Christmas appeal for pit villiges; paper by Saville 'An Open Conspiracy: Conservative Politics and the Miners' Strike 1984-5; responses to letter to the Guardian sent by Saville; contributions by Saville to various funds in support of the miners. Papers comprise: correspondence; scrapbook of press cuttings; pamphlet; circulars; reports; draft articles; draft talk; notes. Correspondents include: J.J. Schwarzmantel; Michael; L.J. Williams; Mrs J. McLaren; Ivor Jones; J. Woodford; K.A. Markham; NUM; Hemsworth Miners Wives Support Group. 1 file

Page 27 of 140 Hull History Centre: Papers of Professor John Saville U DJS/1/58 Subject File. Mutiny in the RAF / Arthur Attwood 1946- Contains papers relating to a protest meeting at Drigh Road, 2003 Karachi, India in 1945 which involved Communist members of the RAF inlcuding Saville and Arthur Attwood. Contains references to: pamphlet titled 'Freedom for the Forces' written by R.J. Spector; 1944 Army and Airforce Bill by Saville; paper with foreword by Saville titled 'Mutiny in the RAF' by David Duncan; biographical notes on Arthur Attwood by Saville; reunion meeting between David Duncan, Arthur Attwood and Saville. Papers comprise: correspondence; manuscript notes; typescript report; press cuttings; copy articles; draft articles. Correspondents include: Arthur Attwood (including original letters from 1946 in India); David Duncan [aka 'Dunc']; Laurel Productions. 1 file

U DJS/1/59 Subject File. National Council of Labour Colleges 1961- Contains papers relating to the National Council of Labour 1965 Colleges. Contains references to: rationalisation of trade union education; withdrawal of NCLC grant by Trades Union Congress; special committee on rationalisation; executive committee; national conference. Papers comprise: correspondence; memoranda; circulars; reports; minutes; conference papers. Correspondents include: Bob Harrison. 1 file

U DJS/1/59a Subject File. National Unemployed Workers Movement / 1929- Claimants and Unemployed Workers Union 1992 File containing miscellaneous papers relating to the National Unemployed Workers Movement and the Claimants and Unemployed Workers Union, with whom Saville volunteered briefly in the late 1930s. Contains the following: 1. Pamphlet, Wal Hannington, Work for Wages Not Slave Camps, n.d. 2. Pamphlet, Guide to the UAB Scales and Regulations, n.d. 3. Circular, Letter to Members re NL18 and Kwik Read Eezy Guide, 1992 4. Pamphlet, Ten Commandments Supplementary Benefits For Strikers - The S.S. Act 1971 5. Circular, Outline Guide - Strikers, Jan 1975 6. Circular, Letter to Members re Film 'It's a Lovely Day Tomorrow' on BBC2, c.1970s 7. Circular, Transcript of a tape recording of speech by Joe Kenyon, 27 May 1972 8. Circular, Copy Letter to the SS Review Teams From the CUWU DHSS, 30 Jul 1984 9. Circular, Debate on the subject 'The Unemployed Should Be Made To Work For Their Benefits, c.1970s 10. Poster, Run the World! Geldof? Not bloody Likely!, n.d.

Page 28 of 140 Hull History Centre: Papers of Professor John Saville 11. Newsletter, Claimants & Unemployed Workers' Union - Community Care Grants, 1989 12. Circular, Copy letter to Bernard Crick, Sep 1981 13. Newsletter, Claimants & Unemployed Workers' Union, c.1980s 14. Circular, Roundabout Special Five: The Three Day Week, c.1980s 15. Circular form, Outline Guide - Strikers, n.d. 16. Newsletter, Roundabout Newsletter, Dec 1984 17. Newsletter, On Supplementary Benefits, Jan 1988 18. Circular, Closing Down Sale for Single Payments for Extra Help or Special Needs, n.d. 19. Newsletter, Spring 1990 20. Report, 6th National Conference, 14-16 Sep 1929 21. Report, 7th National Conference, 21-23 Feb 1930 22. Reports of meetings of National Administrative Council, 14 Apr 1931; 11-12 Jul 1931; 3-4 Oct 1931; 23-24 Jan 1932; 7-8 May 1932; 17-18 Sep 1932; 3-4 Dec 1932; 25-26 Feb 1933; 27- 28 May 1933; 26-27 Aug 1933; 28 Oct 1933; 13-14 Jan 1934; 7- 8 Apr 1934; 14-15 Jul 1934; 17-18 Nov 1934; 9-10 Feb 1935; 25-26 May 1935; 28-29 Sep 1935, 8-9 Feb 1936 1 file

U DJS/1/60 Subject File. New Left (1956) 1956- Contains papers relating to the 'New Left' in Britain and the 1956 1995 Hungarian incident resulting in a split of the British Communist Party over the issue of freedom of speech, with which Saville and E.P. Thompson were closely involved. Contains references to: subscribers; E.P. Thompson and Saville's defiance of Communist Party ban on open discussion; Fife Socialist League rules; chronology of 1956; Len Wincott; pamphlet 'Controversy within the British Left'. Papers comprise: limited correspondence; press cuttings; copy articles; notes; pamphlet; draft articles; subscribers lists [for The Reasoner?]. Correspondents include: Tom Steel; Andy Croft. 1 file

Page 29 of 140 Hull History Centre: Papers of Professor John Saville U DJS/1/61 Subject File. New Left (1958) 1957- Contains papers relating to the 'New Left' in Britain, including the 1959 editorship of the New Reasoner by Saville and E.P. Thompson. Contains references to: New Reasoner London Readers Meeting Jul 1958; readership; financial appeal. Papers comprise: press cuttings; correspondence; minutes; circulars. Correspondents include: Edward Thompson; Paul Hogarth; John Hughs; D.G. Arnott; Chris [Freeman?]; Michael Barratt Brown; Betty G.; John Smith; Henry; Stuart Bowes; Winnie; Martin Mitchell; Peter [Ibbotson?]; Cyril R. Holloway; Dai Vaughan; Ray; Ken; Clive; Harold; Sheila Benson; Sheila L.; Dick; Mervyn Jones; Will Rowe; Alan; A.M. Newth; Peter; Margot; Barbara Hawkins; Malcolm; Olga Miller; S.A. Shah; Bernard Betichinger; A.G. Green; Marianne and Peter Reed; Justin. Note: Contains some miscellaneous material relating to the New Left Review in the 1960s. 1 file

U DJS/1/62 Subject File. New Left - New Reasoner 1957 1957 Contains papers relating to the New Reasoner. Contains references to: editorship; content; submissions; Reasoner Pamphlet No.1; papers titled 'The Atomic Age' and 'Problems and Perspectives of British Capitalism'. Papers comprise: correspondence; circulars; manuscript notes; song sheet titled 'Song of the Gillie More'; typescript drafts. Correspondents include: Jean Floud; Don Arnot; Edward Thompson; Ken [Alexander?]; Joe Marks; Malcolm; Walter Holmes; Peter Venning; Frank Williams; Betty Reid; Johnny; Rutland Boughton; Len Doherty; Richard B.; John Freeman; Doris Lessing; Randall; Michael; D.W. Hill; J.A.M. Caldwell; Margot; Chris; J.K. Murray; I. Ansari; Meina Emmerson; Clive Davies; Minna Samuel; Michael Segal. 1 file

U DJS/1/63 Subject File. New Left - New Reasoner and New Left Review 1957- Contains papers relating to the New Reasoner and the New Left 1959 Review. Contains references to: editorship; Joint Action for Peace; weekend school at Tantallon Hall organised by National Council of Labour Colleges; proposal for a 'Popular Labour History Magazine'; letter to the Manchester Guardian written by Saville. Papers comprise: correspondence; draft articles; report; circulars; Summer 1957 issue of 'Universities and Left Review'. Correspondents include: Samuel Bernstein; Bernice Hamilton; Betty Grant; Ian MacDougall; Judith Cripps; ; Leo Huberman; Ralph Miliband; Trudy Steiger; NALSO; L.J. Macfarlane; John Calthorpe; Helen Palmer; Labour correspondent; Stanley Mayne; Frances Rotheray; G. Tidbury; Eric; Alec; Henry Parsons; Edward P. Thompson; Paul B. Rose. 1 file

Page 30 of 140 Hull History Centre: Papers of Professor John Saville U DJS/1/64 Subject File. New Left - New Reasoner Pamphlets 1959- Contains papers relating to the New Reasoner and Reasoner 1960 Pamphlets. Contains references to: orders, establishment of a Pamphlets Committee, Tory paphlet, wages policy pamphlet, colonial pamphlet. Papers comprise: correspondence, statement, accounts and invoices, pamphlet titled 'Ten Tory Years'. Correspondents include: Walter Webster, Dorothy Cole, Janet, Michael Barratt Brown, Alan, John Hughes, Roger Thompson, Keith [Teasdale?], Ralph Miliband, Bob Millar, Joan Welton, Edward Thompson, Clive, Henry Collins, Harry, David, Ian Mikardo, Norman Birnbaum, R.M. Davy, London Co-operative Society, Fawcett Greenwood and Co Ltd, Cullingford and Co. Ltd. 1 file

U DJS/1/65 Subject File. New Left - Reasoner (1956) 1956 Contains papers relating to The Reasoner. Contains references to: requests for copies including from Lawrence Daly with additional comments about the Reasoner, statement by the Executive Committee of the Communst Party on The Reasoner, statement by Saville and E.P. Thompson in response to the Communist Party statement against them; subscribers; potential that issuing no.3 will result in Saville's expulsion from the Communist Party; Indian Mutiny research. Papers comprise: correspondence, subscription lists, circulars, typescript article 'Current Problems of Economic Science in Poland' by Oskar Lange, typescript article 'The British Communist and the Progressive Thinker after the 20th Congress of the CPSU', flyer for The Reasoner, invoices. Correspondents include: Jim Johnson, Edwin Payne, Toni Brilliant, Rose Sherrigan, J.K. Eator, David Wood, Peter Watts, E.P. Thompson, Dorothy Thompson, Norman Franklin, Stan R., Ken, Bill Blocks, Christopher Hill, Eric, Margot, Betty Grant, Stella Jull, Geoff, Raphael Samuel, Lawrence Daly, Norman Arnold, Harry Harman, Jack Field, E.V. Tempest, James and Lorna Brierly, James G. Fletcher, P. Venning, John Robinson, Burt Baker, John Jollan, Lloyd A Harrison, Andrew Perkins, Bob Davies, J.A.M. Caldwell, James Young, Communist Party, Derek Giles, E. Sleight, Ronald Frankenberg, F. Burgess, Stanley Evans, George Houston, E. Suckling, Denis Sweaney, Osmond Robb, Rodney Hilton, L. Cohen, Douglas Garman, J.A. Wilson, Tom and Ruth Bradley, Rose Kerrigan, G.W. Grainger, B. Tudor Hart, Moira Field, H.D. Bryan, Cecil Ballantine, Pat Jordan, Georgi, Ronald L. Meek, Eric S. Heffer, Malcolm MacEwen, Alan Strachan, P.J. McGelney, Cecil Ballantine, Martins Baillie, K.R. Andrews, L.S. Benson, R.F. Price, Neal Wood, P.W. Reed, Melvin Dunden, Martha Gruber, H.A. Harding, B. and S.A. Edmonds, Rodney Hilton, Joan Rodney, Harry Loshak, George Houston, Adrian Gaster, B. Alexander, Leslie Goldman, Eric Hobsbawm, Ken Andrews, Lyndal Mulvany, J. Finch, E.A. Thompson, Stephen Jolly, Leslie Staples, Alan Lamond,

Page 31 of 140 Hull History Centre: Papers of Professor John Saville John Marshall, John Archer, Richard Doll, J. Kamofsky, Monty Johnstone, Bob Davies, Dennis Swinnerton, Cynthia Robinson, Anne Winnick, Biddy Youngday, Wally Gill, John Stenton, Pauline Harrison, Gerald Fewler, Eileen Spain, Jim Campbell, Frances Russell, Peter Fryer, D.G. Arnott, R.H.S. Crossman, T. Williams, Joe Young, Peggie Sharp, Norman, A.H. Slater, Fred Charles, Jimmy Johnson, Decima Douie, K.R. Harding, Ben Newcombe, M. Simms, Laurie Webb, Harold Karton, John Lloyd, Marian J. Hamilton, Osmond Robb, John Hynaman, Norris Bentham, Sydney Russell, K.T. Fowler, S.I. Garson, Bernard Charles Bertschinger, Anthony Newell, E. Sanderson, A. Kaufman, Roderick Prince, B.R. Stone, Michael McCreery, J. and O.P. Green, Gerald Fowler, Ruth Brett, Una and Bob Cottingham, Pat Jordan, Jimmy Johnson, Alfred Sohn-Rethel, Ray Bradbury, P.L. Thirlby, Tony Mason, Wayne C. Booth, Gloria Cigman, H. Wetherell, John Hughes, Daphne Simon, R.P. Dutt, Mary Hill, Eric Heffer, Michael Segal, Tony Calmen, M. Freedman, J. Fairey, A. Housley, Julian Tunstall, W. Gray, A.A. Munro, Chris Maguire, Ray Goulcher, M. Milne, Denis Hill, G. Lambert, Z. Ludwiczack, Maja Ion, Ken Tarbuck, Doris Lessing, H. Kendell, Mahadev Prasad Saha, Margaret Barrett, H. Worthy, S. Levy, Ken Vaughan, F. Maurice, Tim Bolton, Bill Savage, Bobby Gonzalez. 2 files

U DJS/1/66 Subject File. New Left - Reasoner Subscribers Letters (1956) 1956 Contains papers relating to The New Reasoner. Contains references to: content; editorial comment and meetings; subscriptions; reactions to The Reasoner. Papers comprise: correspondence; subscription forms; receipts and invoices. Correspondents include: Lawrence Kerwan (enclosing an article by Kerwan titled 'Fences Down in Hungary'); Clancey Segal; John Marshall; Arnold Thompson; Dennis; Lawrence Daly; Pat Jordan; John Robinson; D.R. Lewenstein; Moira V. Field; T.J. Thompson; John Murray; Gabriel; Chris Freeman; R. Loshak; W. Arnold; Neal Wood; A.M. Newth; Joan McCullock; A.C. Davies; Joseph Greenwald; Stanley Rushton; Ursula Cox; Jean Hale; Marjorie Plant; Peter Gatherall; C.C. Peto; John Garson; Dorothy Thompson; M. Barrow; D.M. Milles; Blackwells; A. Williams; D.G. Arnott; Richard Doll; J.P. Morris; Kenneth Syers; Dick Ryan; Hugh Morris; L. Cohen; Collet's London Bookshop Ltd; J.Y. Demers; George Knox; Larry Collier; Stanley Rushton; A. Slater; J.C. Eaton; J. Hyndman; Rose Grant; John Fairhead; K. Gluntz; W.H. Dean; Ajita Chakraborty; P. Cavanaugh; A. Cimperman; B. Becker; J. Purdyl; Arthur Perkins; Stella Jackson Galvin; Gavin Muir; T.G. Healy; Camilla Betbeder; Iolanthe Bonfield; D.W. Swinnerton; Dorothy [Cirunald?]; D.T. Veall; G. Harmin; W. Kirkpatrick. 1 file

Page 32 of 140 Hull History Centre: Papers of Professor John Saville U DJS/1/67 Subject File. New Left - Reasoner and New Left Review 1957- Contains papers relating to The New Reasoner. Contains 1959 references to: publication; content for issues 8, 9, and 10; proposal for feature on colonialism; pamphlets committee; weekend school in 1957; financial position; article by Saville 'Letter from England'; London Readers Meeting on 12 Jul 1958; Left Clubs Conference Sep 1959. Papers comprise: correspondence; draft articles; typescript article, draft memorandum of agreement; proposals and outlines; statement re pamphlets committee, booking form; expenditure accounts. Correspondents include: Janet, Transport and General Workers Union, Michael B.B., Clancy Segal, E.P. Thompson, Ken, Malcolm, Brian FitzGerald, R.W. Harris, Norman Burnbaum, Peter, Ken, Stuart Hall, Bob Harrison, John Thirlwell, Mary Walsh, Margot, Alan, G.D.H. Cole, Irving Louis Horowitz, Betty Grant, Society for Cultural Relations with the USSR, James Youngs, Daisy Cork, Michael Young, Penguin Books Ltd, A.M. Newth, , Christopher Hill, Helen G. Powers, Eleanor Fox, Atoms for Peace Society, Nan, A. Lecoeur, John Playford, Charles Taylor (enclosing a typescript article 'Marxism - Socialism - Humanism' by Ellen Roy), Jane Swinnerton, Sian Rushton, Harold Silver, Bernard Bertshinger, Minna, H.J. Perkin, Labour Review, John Daniels, Charles M. Lightbody, Mondo Operaio, Ragionamenti, Paul, John Marshall, Dorothy G., Henoch Brzoza, Charles MacDonald, Rodney, Julius Braunthal, Norman, Ron, The Times, Alfred, Jim, Angus Cameron, Margaret Cole, G.B. Stieger, Trudi Stieger, Mr Parslow, Lawrence [Daly?], Cyril Holloway, Yvonne Redman, Sydney, Janet Haase, Sheila Benson, Ken. 1 file

U DJS/1/68 Subject File. New Left - Reasoner and New Reasoner 1956- Contains papers relating to The Reasoner and The New 1957 Reasoner. Contains references to: Saville and Thompson's editorship; publication; foundation of New Reasoner; resignation of Doris Lessing from Communist Party 11 Dec 1956. Papers comprise: correspondence, typescript draft article 'The Workers', manuscript notes re Stalinism, circular from the Communist Party, pamphlet 'Why we Left the Communist Party', article re the Reasoner Pamphlets (Jun 1957). Correspondents include: Lloyd A. Harman, Molly Miller, Bob and Betty Ellerly, M. Kaufman, Ralph Samuel, Z. Krawczyk, Margot Parish, Branko Pribicevic, N. Brown, Walthamstow Communist Party, Doris Lessing, Dick Pear, Rodney, Tony Celner, Ann Ritson, Joy Vowles, D.G. Arnott, Arthur Perkins, John Stenton, B. Bradley, Ralph Russell, E.G.C. Weatherley, John Edward Miller, Leslie Staples, S. Jacoby, Ivar Felton, Bob Armstrong, Z. Ludwiczak, Terry Newman, E.P. Thompson, Ken, A.A. Munro, E. Gilson, Eric, K.H. Jones, Pauline Harrison, Harry [Fornison?]. 1 file

Page 33 of 140 Hull History Centre: Papers of Professor John Saville U DJS/1/69 Subject File. New Left - Reasoner and New Reasoner 1956- Contains papers relating to The Reasoner and The New 1962 Reasoner. Contains references to: the future of the New Reasoner; issue no.8; New York Daily Workers letters; statement by G. di Vittorio in Unita; interview with L.F. Ilyichev by Tabitha Petran; Thompson's thoughts on 'recent information about Comrade Stalin' in 1956; editorial decisions; Saville's own position re resigning from the Communist Party and the Hungarian episode; financial appeal and advertisements; pamphlets; editorial process; LSE lecture series; ULR matters; possibility of issue 10 being the last one; disagreements between Saville and Thompson. Papers comprise: correspondence, press cuttings, typescript notes and statement, newsletter. Correspondents include: Edward Thompson, Christopher, Peter, Malcolm, Rodney, Jim, Charles, Paul Hogarth, Alfred, Colin M. Burrell, John K. Murray, Isaac Deutscher, Charles Humboldt, S.A. Shah, Democratic and National Communist Movement, Norman Beswich, R.T. Jarman, Angus Cameron, Ron, Paul, Brian Pearce, Beatrix Lehmann, Andre Deutsch Limited, Tom Driberg, W.W. Evans, John Bonner, Stan and Nora, Solly Sachs, Takeo Yuasa, Stan Alderson, BBC. 1 file

U DJS/1/70 Subject File. New Left - Reasoner and New Reasoner 1956- Contains papers relating to The Reasoner and The New 1958 Reasoner. Contains references to: content for and publication of the first issue [of Reasoner?]; impact of events in Hungary on Communist Party members; manuscripts submitted for publication; Window on Hungary, book by Dora Scarlett. Papers comprise: correspondence, circular, three typescript papers. Correspondents include: T.J. McDermott, Peter Venning, Peter Jamieson, Leonard Greenstone, Lilla Fox, S. Lovell, Ruth Fischer, J. Angel, Mervyn Plunkett, John Hasted, John Willett, Robert O. Henn, S. Lewenhak, G.C. [Bowrin?]. 1 file

U DJS/1/71 Subject File. New Left - Reasoner and New Reasoner 1956- Contains papers relating to the New Reasoner. Contains 1958 references to: poems by Tom McGrath, Randall Swingler and Rhoda Fraser; International Society for Socialist Studies conference; circular titled 'To members of the Commission on Inner Party Democracy' by Malcolm McEwen; paper by E.P. Thompson titled 'Where are we now?'; expulsion of CP members including Hymie; content and editorship; Socialist Register; Reasoner; ULR; Poems by Thomas McGrath; requests for issues from subscribers; Peter Fryer's 'The Newsletter'; 'Polish Satire' by John Peet; Poem by Randall Swingler; decline in Communist Party membership; Labour Movement, Labour government and foreign policy; political tone of New Reasoner; editorial board meetings; discussion forums;

Page 34 of 140 Hull History Centre: Papers of Professor John Saville financial matters including New Reasoner development fund; open letter re death of Imre Nagy; ; International Society for Socialist Studies; Reasoner Pamphlets; Fife Socialist League; publicity in India; readers' opinions. Papers comprise: correspondence; progress reports; notes of editorial meetings; accounts; manuscripts submitted for publication, typescript poems, conference papers, list of names [subscribers?], paper 'The New Reasoner 1957-1969'; Reasoner Pamphlets No.1 and No.2. Correspondents include: Ralph Miliband, Eric Hobsbawm, Harry Pollitt, Edward P. Thompson, Ken Alexander, Ronald Meek, Ray Challinor, Clive Jenkins, Helen Bastable, Stan Rushton, Paul Hogarth, Peter Fryer, Clancy Siegal, Brian Pearce, Cyril Holloway, Christopher Hill, Dorothy Thompson, Lawrence Daly, Rodney Hilton, Chimen Abramsky, Margot Heinemann, Malcolm Caldwell, , Christopher [Coppard?], Chuck Taylor, Jay Robinson, Dora Scarlett, Malcolm McEwen, Hymie Fagan, Alan, Joan. 1 file

U DJS/1/72 Subject File. New Left Review 1958- Contains papers relating to the New Left Review. Contains 1963 references to: co-operation between and merger of New Reasoner and Universities & Left Review editorial boards to form New Left Review; content and editorial decisions; possible resignation of Edward Thompson; administrative matters including appointment of secretary; proposals for monthly journal in 1962; fate of pamphlets series. Papers comprise: Nos.1-6 of 'A New Left Review Daily on the Labour Party Conference, Scarborough, 1960'; correspondence; accounts; issues of 'The Socialist' produced by Fife Socialist League; draft submissions; minutes of editorial board and business committee meetings; memoranda; statements. Correspondents include: Edward P. Thompson, Cyril Holloway, Stuart Hall, Clancy Sigal, Ralph Miliband, Norman Birnbaum, Royden Harrison, Alan Hall, Ken Alexander, Nick Faith, Frances Kelly, Denys Gribbin, Jim Roche, Janet Hase, Stephen Swingler. 1 file

Page 35 of 140 Hull History Centre: Papers of Professor John Saville U DJS/1/73 Subject File. New Left Review 1957- Contains papers relating to the New Left Review. Contains 1960 references to: merger of the New Reasoner and Universities & Left Review; financial matters; meetings; NLR sympathisers meetings in Oxford; Left Clubs Co-ordinating Committee; NALSO schools; tone and content of new journal; Marxist Historians Group; Co-operation with Tribune through Left Clubs; financial matters including an appeal for the NLR. Papers comprise: correspondence; memoranda; minutes of editorial board meetings; draft press statements; agenda; financial statements; outline of editorial executive; Socialist campaign. Correspondents include: Edward P. Thompson, Stuart Hall, Doris Lessing, Norman Birnbaum, Royden Harrison, Sheila Benson, Janet Hase, Michael Barratt-Brown, Rodney Price, Chuck Taylor, Clancy Sigal, John Archer, John Thirlwell, Ron Meek, Bob Harrison. 1 file

U DJS/1/74 Subject File. New Left Review (1960) 1959- Contains papers relating to the New Left Review. Contains 1960 references to: campaign for launching New Left Review; first issue and issues 1-4; content; editorial and administrative matters; NLR Schools and Conference Committee; New Left Clubs; editorial executive; business committee; pamphlets; distribution and sales promotion; establishment of industrial committee. Papers comprise: correspondence; memoranda; agenda, report, minutes. Correspondents include: Clancy Segal, Michael Barratt-Brown, Jan Eator, Brian Pearce, Alan, Henry, Joe, Stuart Hall, Ralph Miliband, Ken, Simon Rosenblat, Janet Hase, Ron, Edward P. Thompson, Brian Harrison, Sheila. 1 file

U DJS/1/75 Subject File. New Left Review (1961/62) 1961 Contains papers relating to . Contains references to: content; subscriptions; John Robottom and reorganisation of the Left Clubs; administrative and business matters; financial matters; Ruskin debt; 222 Committee; books and pamphlets; possible collaboration with Tribune; editorial decisions; outline for a new journal produced by Ralph Samuel, Denis Butt and Perry Anderson; Labour Party Conference New Left Group. Papers comprise: lists of subscribers; draft submissions; proof copy New Left Discussion Pamphlet; correspondence; minutes; memoranda; notes. Correspondents include: Stuart Hall, Edward P. Thompson, Frances Kelly, Ralph Miliband, John Rex, Alan, Nick, Francis Butler, Michael [Barratt Brown?], Royden Harrison, Frank McDermott, Joe Greenald. 1 file

Page 36 of 140 Hull History Centre: Papers of Professor John Saville U DJS/1/76 Subject File. New Left Review and Left Book Club 1960 Contains papers relating to the New Left Review and the Left Book Club. Contains references to: books series and pamphlets; proposed repairs to a cottage at Easington; 11th Herbert Memorial School conference, National Council of Labour Colleges, NLR no.5; books committee; discussion of the political nature of the Left Book Club; financial matters, content for NLR No.5, Searchlight, CND and international situation; editorial board meetings, proposed Library of Socialist Thought, Sheffield New Left Club. Papers comprise: correspondence, New Left pamphlets (5), memoranda, agenda, minutes, outline for book proposal 'Britain without Capitalists 1960'. Correspondents include: Edward P. Thompson, Tom Driberg, April Carter, Martin Flannery, L. Macfarlane, Betty Grant, Rod, S. Jacoby, John Fraser, Brian A. Holland, Ron, The Draughtsman, Jan Eator, Sam Bernstein, Lawrence Daly, Royden [Harrison?], K. Kean, Clancy Segal, Joe Kenyon, Michael [Barratt Brown], George Clarke, Asa Briggs, Sheila B., Stuart Hall, Roy Shaw for the Tribune, Alan, Ken Alexander, Andrew Burchardt. 1 file

U DJS/1/77 Subject File. Northern Marxist Historians Group 1994- Contains papers relating to Saville's involvement with the 1998 Northern Marxist Historians Group. Contains references to: meetings; suggestion by Saville for change of name to Northern Socialist Historians; programme for 1848 NMHG session in Sep 1998; 'John' taking over [from Saville?] as conveynor of the group; issue with Pluto Books over publication of A Socialist History of Britain. Papers comprise: correspondence; meeting agenda. Correspondents include: John Charlton; Alex C.; Roger at Pluto Books; Chris Goldie. 1 file

Page 37 of 140 Hull History Centre: Papers of Professor John Saville U DJS/1/78 Subject File. Nottingham Labour Movement: General Strike 1964- 1926 1981 Contains papers relating to Peter Wyncoll's work on the Nottingham Labour Movement and the General Strike of 1926. Contains references to: Peter Wyncoll, Nottingham militants, papers on the subject, oral histories recorded as part of Wyncoll's work. Papers comprise: press cuttings, notes, correspondence, issues of Nottingham Strike Bulletin, photostat issues of newsletter 'The Nottingham Worker', transcript transcripts of interviews recorded by Peter Wyncoll with Nottingham militants (George Hamilton, Frank Treble, Arther Statham, Jack Charlesworth, H. Perkins, Ernest Cant, Cyril and Edith Goddard, Harry Davies, Laura Johnson, Rowland Luther), typescript account of the strike by D.W. Mahoney (2 copies), photocopies of newsletter 'The Labour Echo' from 1896, typescript paper 'The Works and The Town: Aspects of Power in a Welsh Community' by Colin Fletcher, draft questionnaire for interviews with persons involved in the strike, paper 'What in your opinion is the case for trade unions participating in a national incomes policy'. Correspondents include: AUT, A. Bowler. 1 file

U DJS/1/79 Subject File. Nottingham Labour Movement: General Strike 1966- 1926 1976 Contains papers relating to Peter Wyncoll and Anthony Mason's work on the Nottingham Labour Movement and the General Strike of 1926. Contains references to: the strike; strikers' recollections of events; play 'Everybody Out' by Shane Connaughton and Andrew Manley; title of project being 'The General Strike: A Project for Group Research and Tape- Recording'; Open University research project 'The Labour Movement in Nottingham 1880-1939'. Papers comprise: correspondence; flyer advertising play; project outline; typescript synopsis of project; typescript draft re background to the strike; typescript recollections of various persons re the strike. Correspondents include: E. Freiborough; Glen Downes; Betty Hampton-Evans; B. Roberts; G. Hall; General and Municipal Workers' Union; Communist Party of Great Britain (East Midlands); National Union of Hosiery Workers; Amalgamated Engineering Union; National Union of Railway Men; City of Nottingham Town Clerk; C.E. Mason; L.J. Malpas; G.J. Fletcher; Union of SHop Distributive and Allied Workers; Ilkeston and Eastwood Area Trades Union Council; F. Trebble; Society of Graphical and Allied Trades; C.J. Varnam; Fred Chambers for TUC; Transport and General Workers Union; Nottingham Historical Film Unit; Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen; British Museum Newspaper Library; Wallace Hicking; Electrical Trades Union; C.S. Gunn. 1 file

Page 38 of 140 Hull History Centre: Papers of Professor John Saville U DJS/1/80 Subject File. Nuffield Foundation 1975- Contains papers relating to Saville's involvement with the 1987 Nuffield Foundation. Contains references to: Saville's application for a fellowship; Saville's comments and advice re other fellowship applications; Second Anglo-Dutch Conference on Social History. Papers comprise: correspondence. Correspondents include: Patricia Thomas; Robert Hazell; Miriam Harris; Roselyn White. 1 file

U DJS/1/81 Subject File. Oral History Society 1979- Contains papers relating to Saville's involvement with the Oral 1997 History Society. Contains references to: financial matters; meetings; Oral History Society conferences including tenth anniversary in 1983; business and administrative matters; long term strategies for the society; regional OHS newsletter. Papers comprise: minutes of committee meetings and related papers; annual reports and accounts; correspondence; summary of talk by Saville; transcript of recorded interview titled 'Aspects of Urban Poverty'; newsletters. Correspondents include: Trevor L. as honorary treasurer; Steve Humphries; Belinda as treasurer; Anthony Seldon; Paul Thompson; Adrian Oldfield; Sallie Purkis; Chris Ketchell; Elizabeth Roberts. 1 file

U DJS/1/82 Subject File. Oral History Society 1968- Contains papers relating to Saville's involvement with the Oral 1983 History Society. Contains references to: financial matters; meetings; Oral History Society conferences; business and administrative matters; formation of society; problems of oral history. Papers comprise: correspondence; press cuttings; drafts of constitution; manuscript notes; drafts of publicity leaflet; agenda and minutes of AGMs and committee; annual accounts; conference programmes. Correspondents include: Mary Girling; BBC; Theo Barker; Imperial War Museum; Christopher Storm-Clark; British Institute of Recorded Sound; Paul Thompson; Willa Baum; Grenda Horne; Norman McCord; Peter Wyncoll; Brian Harrison; Social Science Research Council; Hull Uni Audio Visual Department; Harry McShane; Marion Miliband; John L. Halstead. 2 files

Page 39 of 140 Hull History Centre: Papers of Professor John Saville U DJS/1/83 Subject File. Oral History Society: Hull Conference, Spring 1982 1981- Contains papers relating to Oral History Society conference held 1983 at Hull in the Spring of 1982. Contains references to: organisation and preparations; participants; speakers; catering; work of Stephen Peet. Papers comprise: correspondence; programme; booking forms; lists of participants; applications for places. Correspondents include: Paul Thompson; Harry Goldman; Richard Kisch; Radio Humberside; Ruth and Edmund Frow; John Weekes; K. Mullaney; Belinda. 1 file

U DJS/1/84 Subject File. Personal Ephemera 1930s- Contains papers relating to personal and biographical 1980s information about Saville. Contains references to: political activities; change of name; career; publications. Papers comprise: tickets and invitations addressed to Saville and relating to various events; passport photograph taken 1989; contribution card for the Daily Worker; National Registration Identity Card; National Insurance card; membership card for the Communist Part dated 1949; copy change of name deed relating to Saville's decision to change his name from Orestis Stamatopoulos to John Saville (2 Oct 1935); notice of change of name in The Times (11 Jun 1936); CV's relating to Saville's career from the 1960s-1980s; lists of publications written by Saville; biographical notes written by Saville; extracts relating to Saville from 'Whos Who'; transcript of interview with Saville at his home on 30 Oct 1980. Note: Artificial file 1 file

U DJS/1/85 Subject File. Portugese Guinea Campaign 1969- Contains papers relating to a campaign to raise funds for a 1973 liberation movement in Portugese Guinea. Contains references to: nationalist leader of PAIGC Amilcar Cabral, and his murder in 1973; appeal by Saville and Victor Kiernan on behalf of the Liberation of Guine in Dec 1969; memorial meeting for Amilcar Cabral in London; appeal of International Conference in Support of the Peoples of the Portuguese Colonies in Jun 1970; appeal by Victor Kiernan and John Saville to Hull University. Papers comprise: correspondence; press cuttings; vol.21 no.1 of 'Venture', Dec 1969; circulars; report of Comittee for Freedom in Mozambique Angola and Guine and bulletin of the same; communique from Amilcar Cabral in French dated 9 Jun 1971; poster; newsletter re South Africa, Portugal and Rhodesia. Correspondents include: Anthony Gifford and Polly Gasher for Committee for Freedom in Mozambique, Angola and Guiné; Eric Hobsbawm; Basil Davidson; Victor Kiernan; Amilcar Cabral. 1 file

Page 40 of 140 Hull History Centre: Papers of Professor John Saville U DJS/1/86 Subject File. Publishers - A.M. Kelley, Publishers, New York 1964- Contains papers relating to the reprinting of classic works in the 1968 field of social and economic history. Contains references to: works considered for publication; editorial pieces by Saville on Charles Bradlaugh and Annie Besant; Saville to do introductions for various reprints; promotion in UK. Papers comprise: correspondence; drafts by Saville; report, manuscript notes; invoices. Correspondents include: Gus Kelley; Henry Horowitz; Raphael Samuel; Fawcett Library; Leonard Clegg; Chimen Abramsky; David Low; Arthur Elton; Labour Research Department; Robin Page Arnot; Edmund Frow; Karl Hedderwick; Sidney Pollard; Barrow Books Limited; David Collis; Frederick Cheesman. 1 file

U DJS/1/87 Subject File. Publishers - A.M. Kelley, Publishers, New York 1969- Contains papers relating to the reprinting of classic works in the 1973 field of social and economic history. Contains references to: works considered for publication; Robert Owen; Dictionary of Labour Biography; Charles Bradlaugh pamphlets. Papers comprise: correspondence; list of works; manuscript notes. Correspondents include: Gus Kelley; Henry Horowitz; Frederick Cheesman; Edmund Frow; Lee E. Grugel; Goldsmiths' Library; University of London Library; David Low; David Collis; Philip Larkin; Frank Graham. 1 file

U DJS/1/88 Subject File. Publishers - General 1964- Contains papers relating to publication of Saville's own works 1993 and his assessments of manuscripts and proposals submitted for publication by others. Contains references to: 1848; fees for publication; Essays in Labour History; Saville's report on Colin Holmes 'Anti-Semitism in Britain'; complimentary works sent to Saville at request of authors; Saville's Rural Depopulation in England and Wales; Dictionary of Labour Biography. Papers comprise: correspondence. Correspondents include: Lawrence & Wishart; Croom Helm; Sidney Pollard; Clarendon Press; Harvester Press; Routledge & Kegan Paul; Allen & Unwin; Edward Arnold; Macmillan; Basil Blackwell; Scolar Press; Frank Graham; Methuen & Co Ltd.4; ; Science and Society; Tribune; Views Quarterly Review; Oxford University Press; Marxism Today. 1 file

Page 41 of 140 Hull History Centre: Papers of Professor John Saville U DJS/1/89 Subject File. Publishers - General 1969- Contains papers relating to publication of Saville's own works 1997 and his assessments of manuscripts and proposals submitted for publication by others. Contains references to: Dictionary of Labour Biography; Festschrift for Henry Pelling; David Goodway thesis on London Chartism; report by Saville on Paul Thompson, Call Them Lives of Men; report by Saville on Frow and Cohen, Independent Working-Class Education; report by Saville on Julian Townshend, J.A. Hobson and the Crisis of Liberalism. Papers comprise: correspondence; manuscript notes; reports by Saville. Correspondents include: Cambridge University Press; Oxford University Press; Manchester University Press; Macmillan; Scolar Press; Lawrence & Wishart; Basil Blackwell; Verso; Pluto Press; Wheatsheaf Books; Merlin Press. 1 file

U DJS/1/90 Subject File. Publishers - Gregg International Publishers Ltd 1971- Contains papers relating to the publication of editions of articles 1974 on selected topics reprinted from 19th century journals. Contains references to: content; format; introduction by Saville to one volume on working conditions in the nineteenth century; volumes on subjects including urban problems, poverty, population theory, trade unionism, condition of the working classes, health, working conditions. Papers comprise: correspondence; typescript outline of project; typescript synopsis of one volume; lists of articles on various subjects. Correspondents include: L. Stapley of the BBC; E.M.M. Carter; Ann Harroway; Judith Gurney; Keith Neild. 1 file

U DJS/1/91 Subject File. Social Science Research Council - Dictionary of 1969- Labour Biography 1973 Contains papers relating to Saville's involvement with and applications to the Social Science Research Council in respect of the Dictionary of Labour Biography. Contains references to: award for work on the Dictionary of Labour Biography; progress in first year of work; use of award. Papers comprise: correspondence; typescripts of synopsis of and background to Dictionary of Labour Biography; report; financial statement. Correspondents include: L. Baruch; Tony Hopkins; Hazel Midlane; F. Terry; D.A. Cross; S.R. Dennison; D.E. Allen; D.M. Bolton; University Bookshop; H.J. Habakkuk; Pat Thomas. 1 file

Page 42 of 140 Hull History Centre: Papers of Professor John Saville U DJS/1/92 Subject File. Social Science Research Council - Comments on 1971- Applications 1981 Contains papers relating to Saville's involvement with the Social Science Research Council as an advisor. Contains references to: applications for awards; Saville's comments and opinions on applications; proposal outlines; requests for advice and help. Papers comprise: application forms giving project summaries; recommendation reports; correspondence. 1 file

U DJS/1/93 Subject File. Social Science Research Council - Economic 1974- History Committee 1979 Contains papers relating to Saville's involvement with the Social Science Research Council as Chair of the Economic History Committee. Contains references to: committee members; assessment of funding applications; memorandum to Wilson Committee on Public Records. Papers comprise: correspondence; recommendation reports. Correspondents include: Dorothy Thompson; Rodney Hilton; Michael Drake. 1 file

U DJS/1/94 Subject File. Socialist Register - Miscellaneous 1968- Contains papers relating to Saville's involvement with the 2002 Socialist Register. Contains references to: article re the beginning of the Socialist Register 'How it all began'; comments on submitted articles; conference on British Marxist Historians; article 'A Chronology of the New Left and its Successors' by Ellen Meikskins Wood. Papers comprise: correspondence; draft articles; bibliography re Ralph Miliband; newsletter 'For Socialism' Jan 1977. Correspondents include: Leo; Ire Joan; Malcolm; Dorothy; Marion; Dilip Bose. 1 file

U DJS/1/95 Subject File. Socialist Register 1963 1963 Contains papers relating to Saville's involvement as joint editor (With Ralph Miliband) with the Socialist Register in its first year. Contains references to: joint editorship between Saville and Ralph Miliband; editorial meetings; comments re editing and suggestions for alterations to draft articles; paper submitted for publication by Benoît Verhaegen; reviews of 1964 and 1967 editions; proposal for Socialist Annual published by E.P. Thompson, Saville and Ralph Miliband 1963; intentions for purpose of Socialist Register and proposed blurb/preface. Papers comprise: correspondence; press cuttings; draft articles and outlines; manuscript notes. Correspondents include: Ralph Miliband; Edward P. Thompson; Victor Kiernan; Ken Coates; Basil Davidson; Michael Barratt- Brown; Peter Worsley. 1 file

Page 43 of 140 Hull History Centre: Papers of Professor John Saville U DJS/1/96 Subject File. Socialist Register 1964/65 1963- Contains papers relating to Saville's involvement as joint editor 1965 (With Ralph Miliband) with the Socialist Register. Contains references to: editorial meetings; editing work and comments on drafts; paper submitted by Harold Silber; review of 1964 edition; socialist education; reading for socialists; potential grants; proposed content for 1965 edition. Papers comprise: correspondence; notes; draft papers; press cuttings. Correspondents include: Ralph Miliband; publishers Merlin Press (Martin Eve); Victor Kiernan; Basil Davidson; Vic Allen; Ernest Mandel; Anouar Abdel-Malek; Dorothy Wedderburn; Michael Barratt-Brown; Isaac Deutscher; Hamza Alavi; Royden Harrison; Tom Kolakowski; Ken; Richard Cobb. 1 file

U DJS/1/97 Subject File. Socialist Register 1966 1966- Contains papers relating to Saville's involvement as joint editor 1968 (With Ralph Miliband) with the Socialist Register. Contains references to: editorial meetings; editing and comments on articles; reviews of 1965 edition; essay on Webb by J.D. Young; talk on indicative planning and economic change by Sean Gervas. Papers comprise: correspondence; notes; press cuttings; text of a talk. Correspondents include: Ralph Miliband; publishers, Merlin Press (Martin Eve); Peter Sedgwick; Anouar Abdel-Malek; Norman Birnbaum; Victor Kiernan; Vic Allen; Monty Johnstone. 1 file

U DJS/1/98 Subject File. Socialist Register 1966/67 1964- Contains papers relating to Saville's involvement as joint editor 1967 (With Ralph Miliband) with the Socialist Register. Contains references to: editorial meetings; editing notes and comments; royalties and sales; papers by Saville, Miliband and Ernest Mandel; Vietnam and Western socialism; Labourism and Socialism; content outlines for 1966 and 1967 editions; proposed piece on centenary of 'Das Kapital'. Papers comprise: correspondence; royalty statements; draft papers; notes. Correspondents include: Ralph Miliband; publishers, Merlin Press (Martin Eve); Victor Kiernan; Peter Sedgwick; Anouar Abdel-Malek; TV Sathyamurthy; Edward P. Thompson; A.J.P. Taylor; Chimen Abramsky; Michael Barratt-Brown; Rodney Hilton; Christopher Hill; Ron Meek; Victoria Jacano. 1 file

Page 44 of 140 Hull History Centre: Papers of Professor John Saville U DJS/1/99 Subject File. Socialist Register 1967 1966- Contains papers relating to Saville's involvement as joint editor 1967 (With Ralph Miliband) with the Socialist Register. Contains references to: editorial meetings; royalties and sales; review of 1967 edition; paper on 'The Esoteric and the Exoteric Marx'; content and editorial comments. Papers comprise: correspondence; notes; royalty statement; draft article by Roman Rosdolsky; press cutting. Correspondents include: Ralph Miliband; publishers Merlin Press (Martin Eve); Victor Kiernan; Dick Atkinson; Michael Barratt-Brown; Raymond Williams; Vic Allen; Anouar Abdel- Malek. 1 file

U DJS/1/100 Subject File. Socialist Register 1967/68 1965- Contains papers relating to Saville's involvement as joint editor 1968 (With Ralph Miliband) with the Socialist Register. Contains references to: editorial meetings; editorial comments on content; papers submitted by Ioan Davies, Shakuntala de Miranda, and Ernest Mandel; review of 1968 edition. Papers comprise: correspondence; notes; draft papers; press cutting. Correspondents include: Ralph Miliband; John Hughes; Victor Kiernan. 1 file

U DJS/1/101 Subject File. Socialist Register 1968 1967- Contains papers relating to Saville's involvement as joint editor 1969 (With Ralph Miliband) with the Socialist Register. Contains references to: papers submitted for publication by CLR James, Andre Gunder Frank, Ernest Mandel and Bill Warren; editorial meetings; editorial comments on content. Papers comprise: correspondence; notes; draft papers. Correspondents include: Ralph Miliband; publishers, Merlin Press (Martin Eve); CLR James; Victor Kiernan; Rex Mortimer; Michael Barratt-Brown; Hamza Alavi; Bill Warren; Miles Wolpin; Marcos Kaplan. 1 file

U DJS/1/102 Subject File. Socialist Register 1972 1970- Contains papers relating to Saville's involvement as joint editor 1972 (With Ralph Miliband) with the Socialist Register. Contains references to: editorial meetings; editorial comments on content; papers submitted for publication by Hamza Alavi, John Halstead, Mike Walsh, Anders Boserup, Alastair Davidson, Aidan Foster- Carter and Peter Worsley. Papers comprise: correspondence; notes; table of contents; drafty papers. Correspondents include: Ralph Miliband; publishers, Merlin Press (Martin Eve); Stuart Hall; Victor Kiernan; John Halstead. 1 file

Page 45 of 140 Hull History Centre: Papers of Professor John Saville U DJS/1/103 Subject File. Socialist Register 1973 1971- Contains papers relating to Saville's involvement as joint editor 1973 (With Ralph Miliband) with the Socialist Register. Contains references to: review of 1971 edition; papers submitted for publication by Basil Davidson and Richard Hyman; royalties and sales; editorial meetings; editorial comments on content. Papers comprise: correspondence; draft papers; royalty statements; notes; press cutting. Correspondents include: Ralph Miliband;, publishers, Merlin Press (Martin Eve); Richard Hyman; Edward P Thompson; Ben Turok; Victor Kiernan; Ken Coates; Meghnad Desai; Florence Westoby; Basil Davidson; Peter Sedgwick; Michael Barratt- Brown; Alan Deacon. 1 file

U DJS/1/104 Subject File. Socialist Register 1973/1974 1972- Contains papers relating to Saville's involvement as joint editor 1974 (With Ralph Miliband) with the Socialist Register. Contains references to: editorial meetings; editorial comments on content; papers submitted for publication by Robert Benewick and by anon re British Labour Party. Papers comprise: correspondence; notes; draft papers. Correspondents include: Ralph Miliband; publishers, Merlin Press (Martin Eve); Hilary Rose; Edward P. Thompson; Victor Kiernan; Richard Hyman; Rodney Hilton; Ben Turok; Christopher Hill; Basil Davidson. 1 file

U DJS/1/105 Subject File. Socialist Register 1974/1975 1969- Contains papers relating to Saville's involvement as joint editor 1976 (With Ralph Miliband) with the Socialist Register. Contains references to: editorial meetings; editorial comments on content; papers submitted for publication by Huw Benyon, Geoff Hodgson, Hamza Alavi, Jarius Banaji, Michael Levin, Vincente Navarro, Opuku Agyeman, Stuart Hall, Cristobal Kay, Ralph Miliband and Peter Waterman; reviews of 1972, 1973 & 1974 editions; article by Rossana Rossanda. Papers comprise: correspondence; notes; press cuttings; draft papers. Correspondents include: Ralph Miliband; publishers, Merlin Press (Martin Eve); Victor Kiernan; Basil Davidson; Hamza Alavi; Stephen Rose; ; Richard Hyman; Ben Turok; Michael Barratt-Brown. 2 files

Page 46 of 140 Hull History Centre: Papers of Professor John Saville U DJS/1/106 Subject File. Socialist Register 1976 1975- Contains papers relating to Saville's involvement as joint editor 1976 (With Ralph Miliband) with the Socialist Register. Contains references to: editorial meetings; editorial comments and content; paper by Peter Waterman on third world workers. Papers comprise: correspondence; notes; draft article. Correspondents include: Ralph Miliband; Basil Davidson; Richard Gott; Malcolm McEwen; Walter Kendall; Margot Heinemann; Raymond Williams; Mervyn Jones. 1 file

U DJS/1/107 Subject File. Socialist Register 1976 1975- Contains papers relating to Saville's involvement as joint editor 1977 (With Ralph Miliband) with the Socialist Register. Contains references to: editorial meetings; editorial comments and content; review of 1976 edition; papers submitted for publication by J McKenzie, David Widgery, Wladzimierz Brus, Duncan Halla, DR O'Connor-Lysaght, Tony Topham, Margot Heinemann, Mervyn Jones, Robin Blackburn and James Petras. Papers comprise: correspondence; notes; draft articles; press cutting. Correspondents include: Ralph Miliband; publishers, Merlin Press (Martin Eve); Basil Davidson; Robin Blackburn; Malcolm McEwen; Edward P. Thompson; Mervyn Jones; Michael Barratt- Brown; Margot Heinemann. 1 file

U DJS/1/108 Subject File. Socialist Register 1978 1977- Contains papers relating to Saville's involvement as joint editor 1978 (With Ralph Miliband) with the Socialist Register. Contains references to: editorial meetings; editorial comments and contents; papers submitted for publication by Nicos Mouzelis, , Lucio Lombardo Radice and Philip Corrigan/Derek Sayer. Papers comprise: correspondence; notes; draft papers. Correspondents include: Ralph Miliband; publishers, Merlin Press (Martin Eve); Edward P. Thompson; Günter Minnerup; Ken Coates;, Tamara Rust; Philip Corrigan; Alun Howkins; Raphael Samuel; Claudia von Braunmühl; Michael Barratt- Brown; Peter Sedgwick; Mary Kaldor; John Westergaard. 1 file

Page 47 of 140 Hull History Centre: Papers of Professor John Saville U DJS/1/109 Subject File. Socialist Register 1979 1978- Contains papers relating to Saville's involvement as joint editor 1979 (With Ralph Miliband) with the Socialist Register. Contains references to: royalties and sales; editorial meetings; editorial comments and content; papers submitted for publication by Duncan Campbell and Marian Sling. Papers comprise: correspondence; notes; royalty statements; draft papers. Correspondents include: Ralph Miliband; publishers, Merlin Press (Martin Eve); Peter Hain; Julian Harber; Huw Benyon. 1 file

U DJS/1/110 Subject File. Socialist Register 1980 1977- Contains papers relating to Saville's involvement as joint editor 1980 (With Ralph Miliband) with the Socialist Register. Contains references to: editorial meetings; editorial comments and content; royalties and sales; reviews of 1977 and 1979 editions; papers submitted for publication by Laurence Harris, Peter Worsley, Hamza Alavi and anon re welfarism. Papers comprise: correspondence; notes; royalty statements; draft papers; press cuttings. Correspondents include: Ralph Miliband; publishers, Merlin Press (Martin Eve); Hilary Rose; Martin Shaw; Gavin Kitching; Duncan Campbell; Peter Wyncoll; Hamza Alavi; Huw Benyon. 1 file

U DJS/1/111 Subject File. Socialist Register 1981 1980- Contains papers relating to Saville's involvement as joint editor 1981 (With Ralph Miliband) with the Socialist Register. Contains references to: editorial meetings; editorial comments and content; royalties and sales; paper submitted for publication by Kevin Robins/Frank Webster; article by Miliband. Papers comprise: correspondence; notes; royalty statements; draft paper. Correspondents include: Ralph Miliband. 1 file

U DJS/1/112 Subject File. Socialist Register 1982 Onwards 1980- Contains papers relating to Saville's involvement as joint editor 2003 (With Ralph Miliband) with the Socialist Register. Contains references to: Saville's decision to give up role as joint editor; papers submitted for publication by DM Nuti, Tom Dickman, Steve Diamond, Jock McCulloch, Ellen Brun/Jacques Hersh and Deborah Fahy Bryceson/Ulla Vuorela; future of Socialist Register after Saville and Ralph Miliband. Papers comprise: correspondence; draft articles. Correspondents include: Ralph Miliband; publishers, Merlin Press; Victor Kiernan; Ellen Brun; Richard Hyman; . 2 files

Page 48 of 140 Hull History Centre: Papers of Professor John Saville U DJS/1/113 Subject File. Society for the Study of Labour History 1960- Contains papers relating to Saville's involvement with the 1982 Society for the Study of Labour History. Contains references to: executive committee; archives committee; Saville as Chair of the Executive Committee; studies in labour history submitted for publication to Hull University Press. Papers comprise: correspondence; agenda and minutes; accounts; conference papers. Correspondents include: Philip Larkin; Michael Drake; Chushichi Tsuzuki; Edward Royle; David Martin; David Rubinstein; Henry Katz; Geoffrey Alderman; Adrian Oldfield; Royden Harrison; Grenda Horne; Sidney Pollard; John Halstead; Ivan Avakumovic; several Swedish academics. 1 file

U DJS/1/114 Subject File. Society for the Study of Labour History 1975- Contains papers relating to Saville's involvement with the 1988 Society for the Study of Labour History. Contains references to: Executive Committee; Commonwealth Conference; financial position of the Society. Papers comprise: correspondence; agenda; minutes; reports; accounts; conference papers. Correspondents include: Royden Harrison; Adrian Oldfield; John Halstead; Edmund Frow; David Martin; Raymond Challinor; Henry Katz; John Field. 1 file

U DJS/1/115 Subject File. Society for the Study of Labour History 1961- Contains papers relating to Saville's involvement with the 1982 Society for the Study of Labour History. Contains references to: executive committee; financial position of Society in 1981; microfilming research material on labour history. Papers comprise: correspondence' agenda; minutes; accounts; circulars. Correspondents include: Micro Methods Ltd.; Philip Larkin; Royden Harrison; David Martin; Brian Pearce; John Halstead. 1 file

U DJS/1/116 Subject File. Society for the Study of Labour History: Anglo 1973- Scandinavian Conference 1974 Contains papers relating to Saville's involvement with the Society for the Study of Labour History and the organisation of an Anglo-Scandinavian Conference in Sep 1974. Contains references to: arrangements; speakers. Papers comprise: correspondence; notes. Correspondents include: Willi Guttsman; Robert Skideslsky; Sidney Pollard; S.D. Chapman; John J. Tobias; Richard Hyman; James Hinton; E.M. Sigsworth; D.J. Oddy. 1 file

Page 49 of 140 Hull History Centre: Papers of Professor John Saville U DJS/1/117 Subject File. Society for the Study of Labour History: Yorkshire, 1974- Humberside and North Midlands Group 1977 Contains papers relating to Saville's involvement with the Society for the Study of Labour History. Contains references to: one day conference on migrants and immigrants. Papers comprise: correspondence; circulars. Correspondents include: Geoff Brown. 1 file

U DJS/1/118 Subject File. United Nations European Study Group on Rural 1965- Social Development, 1964-1971 1971 Contains papers relating to the United Nations European Study Group on Rural Social Development. Contains references to: participation in seminar on rural community development, Madrid, April 1968; case study on 'Industrialisation and urbanisation in the province of Drenthe, Netherlands'; publication of background material; group reports. Papers comprise: correspondence; reports. Correspondents include: John Higgs, director of study group; Nancy Rice Jones for the British Council for the International Exchange of Social Workers and Administrators; Gerald H. King for National Council of Social Services; Kay M. Midwinter; C. Somerville for The British Council. 1 file

U DJS/1/119 Subject File. United States of America and Canada visit, March 1982- 1983 1983 Contains papers relating to a visit made by Saville to USA and Canada in March 1973. Contains references to: paper given at symposium on the 1919 Winnipeg General Strike held at University of Winnipeg; visa; funding; talk at University of Illinois. Papers comprise: correspondence; programme. Correspondents include: British Council; Nolan Reilly for University of Winnipeg; United States Embassy; Jean Smith for Hull University; W.L. Arnstein for University of Illinois; Robert Chester; Japan Information Centre. 1 file

U DJS/1/120 Subject File. Victorian Studies 1974- Contains papers relating to Saville's involvement with the journal 1983 'Victorian Studies'. Contains references to: Saville's membership of the advisory board and stepping down from the same; advice on a special number relating to Victorian Recreation; article by Saville 'The Liberal Revolutionary: A Comment'. Papers comprise: correspondence; circular; draft article. Correspondents include: Martha Vicinus, Editor; Paul Zietlow, Book Review Editor. 1 file

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U DJS/2 Correspondence Files 1940s- Series of files containing correspondence between John 2000s Saville and various persons on various subjects such as publications, editorship, lectures, academic work, teaching, research, writing, personal matters etc. Correspondents are largely left-wing academics and former members of the Communist Party of Great Britain, and include: Dona Torr; Doris Lessing; Dorothy and Edward P. Thompson; Eric Hobsbawm; Florence and Jack Westoby; Margaret Cole; Margot Heinemann; Marion Kozak; Mervyn Jones; Ralph Milliband; Raphael Samuel; Robin Page Arnot; Roy Hattersley; Ruth and Edmund Frow; Victor Kiernan. Files were received arranged by correspondent and also by chronological period, there was also a large amount of loose correspondence. This series has therefore been divided into two subseries (correspondence with individuals, and correspondence arranged chronologically). Loose material has been collated into artificial files which fit into this structure, so as to reflect the original intention of Saville as the creator of this material.

U DJS/2/1 Correspondence Files. By Individual 1940s- Contains correspondence between Saville and various 2000s colleagues, friends and contacts involved in Labour history, the British New Left and the Communist Party of Great Britain. Correspondence relates to various matters including politics, research, publications etc. 85 files

U DJS/2/1/1 Correspondence File. Agnes and John Maclean 18 Aug 1947- Agnes and John Maclean, a Quaker couple who were 26 Mar 1952 based in India during Saville's time in the army 1 file

U DJS/2/1/2 Correspondence File. Alice Cook 29 Sep 1984- Alice Hanson Cook (1903-1998), academic and left wing 4 Jan 1991 activist who was a professor at Cornell University in the US 1 file

U DJS/2/1/3 Correspondence File. Aline Kuntz 19 Sep 1993- Aline Kuntz, American professor of political science 26 Dec 1996 1 file

U DJS/2/1/4 Correspondence File. Anant R. Kamat 14 Jul 1951- Anant R. Kamat 27 Jul 1963 1 file

U DJS/2/1/5 Correspondence File. Andree Shepherd 1 Jan 1979- Andree Shepherd 1 Jan 1996 1 file

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U DJS/2/1/6 Correspondence File. Andrew Rothstein 14 Dec 1951- Andrew Rothstein (1898-1994), British Journalist and 27 May 1983 member of the Communist Party of Great Britain 1 file

U DJS/2/1/7 Correspondence File. Barbara English 27 Oct 1980- Barbara English, professor of history and former colleague 19 Apr 2006 1 file

U DJS/2/1/8 Correspondence File. Basil Davidson c.1950s- Basil Davidson (1914-2010), British historian and writer 1990s 1 file

U DJS/2/1/9 Correspondence File. Betty Vernon 10 Sep 1981- Betty Vernon 27 Nov 1992 1 file

U DJS/2/1/10 Correspondence File. Bill Spedding 18 Nov 1963- Bill Spedding 24 Oct 1978 1 file

U DJS/2/1/11 Correspondence File. Bryan Palmer 14 Sep 1981- Bryan Palmer 20 Dec 1995

U DJS/2/1/12 Correspondence File. Brian Pearce 23 Jan 1952- Brian Leonard Pearce (1915-2008), British Marxist 28 Dec 2002 historian and activist 1 file

U DJS/2/1/13 Correspondence File. Chimen Abramsky 7 Apr 1952- Chimen Abramsky (1916-1910), Historian and Jewish 13 Sep 1976 intellectual 1 file

U DJS/2/1/14 Correspondence File. Christopher Hill 26 Oct 1972- Christopher Hill (1912-2003), British Marxist historian 30 Oct 1994 1 file

U DJS/2/1/15 Correspondence File. Constance Saville 5 Jun 1971- Constance Saville (d.2007), a left wing activist and wife of 4 Feb 1997 Saville 1 file

U DJS/2/1/16 Correspondence File. Constance Saville (India) 6 Dec 1944- Constance Saville (d.2007), a left wing activist and wife of 11 Mar 1946 Saville 1 file

U DJS/2/1/17 Correspondence File. David Goodway 26 Jul 1980- David Goodway 22 Sep 2002 1 file

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U DJS/2/1/18 Correspondence File. David Martin 15 Sep 1972- David Martin 28 Mar 2004 1 file

U DJS/2/1/19 Correspondence File. David Morgan 18 Sep 1979- David Morgan 29 Apr 1996 1 file

U DJS/2/1/20 Correspondence File. David Rubinstein and Ann Holt 27 Jun 1969- David Rubinstein and Ann Holt 25 Dec 1997 1 file

U DJS/2/1/21 Correspondence File. Diane Kirby 6 Mar 1987- Diane Kirby, left wing academic specialising in religion and 5 May 2004 the Cold War 1 file

U DJS/2/1/22 Correspondence File. Dona Torr 3 Mar 1949- Dona Ruth Anne Torr (1883-1957), a British Marxist 24 Feb 1956 historian and founder member of the Communist Party of Great Britain, includes some letters between Christopher Hill and Torr 1 file

U DJS/2/1/23 Correspondence File. Doris Lessing c.1958 Doris Lessing (1919-2013), British writer, member of the Left Book Club, and Communist Party member until the Hungarian Invasion of 1956 1 file

U DJS/2/1/24 Correspondence File. Dorothy Greenald 28 Nov 1994- Dorothy Greenald (1903-2002), socialist, briefly a member 17 Feb 1996 of the Communist Party in 1956, close friend of Dorothy and Edward P. Thompson, and involved in the New Reasoner 1 file

U DJS/2/1/25 Correspondence File. Dorothy Thompson 20 Sep 1951- Dorothy Katharine Gane Thompson, nee Towers (1923- 10 Feb 2006 2011), left wing social historian and Professor at the University of Birmingham 1 file

U DJS/2/1/26 Correspondence File. E.P. Thompson 6 Jul 1955- Edward Palmer Thompson (1924-1993), British Marxist 25 Sep 1992 historian and writer, member of the Communist Party until 1956 Hungarian Invasion, and social and peace activist 1 file

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U DJS/2/1/27 Correspondence File. Eric Hobsbawm 31 Oct 1950- Eric John Ernest Hobsbawm (1917-2012), British Marxist 1 Apr 2006 historian, member of the Communist Party who protested the 1956 Hungarian Invasion but did not leave the Party 1 file

U DJS/2/1/28 Correspondence File. Eric Taplin 9 Apr 1974- Eric Taplin 4 Oct 1996 1 file

U DJS/2/1/29 Correspondence File. Family 1950-2006 Various family members including the following: his children Richard, Ralph, and Jane; his aunt Miss Lily Vessey; his sister Eileen 1 file

U DJS/2/1/30 Correspondence File. Florence and Jack Westoby 4 Nov 1963- Florence 'Flo' Westoby and Jack Westoby 22 May 1981 1 file

U DJS/2/1/31 Correspondence File. Gail Malmgreen 1970s Gail Malmgreen, American historian and former student at Hull University 1 file This item contains personal sensitive information and is not available for public inspection for 75 years until Jan 2055. This is in accordance with data protection legislation. If you have a query about access to this record please contact [email protected] .

U DJS/2/1/32 Correspondence File. Gail Malmgreen 1980s- Gail Malmgreen, American historian and former student at 1990s Hull University 1 file This item contains personal sensitive information and is not available for public inspection for 75 years until Jan 2075. This is in accordance with data protection legislation. If you have a query about access to this record please contact [email protected] .

U DJS/2/1/33 Correspondence File. Geoffrey de Ste. Croix 15 Dec 1983- Geoffrey E.M. de Sainte. Croix, British Marxist Historian 9 Aug 1996 1 file

U DJS/2/1/34 Correspondence File. Harold Smith 23 Jan 1964- Harold and Mary Smith (2005) 9 Feb 2005 1 file

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U DJS/2/1/35 Correspondence File. Harry McShane 16 Jan 1967- Harry McShane (1891-1988), Scottish socialist, engineer 30 Mar 1972 and unionist, and member of the Communist Party of Great Britain until the 1950s 1 file

U DJS/2/1/36 Correspondence File. Howard Hill 4 May 1976- Howard Hill, writer 7 Mar 1980 1 file

U DJS/2/1/37 Correspondence File. Iris Minor 21 Jul 1967- Iris Minor 13 Jun 1977 1 file This item contains personal sensitive information and is not available for public inspection for 75 years until Jan 2053. This is in accordance with data protection legislation. If you have a query about access to this record please contact [email protected] .

U DJS/2/1/38 Correspondence File. Jackie Lukes 5 Jul 2003- Jackie Lukes, academic at Hull University, mostly 31 Mar 2006 illustrations by Lukes 1 file

U DJS/2/1/39 Correspondence File. James Jefferys 21 Apr 1948- James B. Jefferys 14 Jan 1996 1 file

U DJS/2/1/40 Correspondence File. Jim Fryth 12 Oct 1961- Jim Fryth 25 Oct 1999 1 file

U DJS/2/1/41 Correspondence File. Joan 15 Nov 1967- 'Joan' [possibly two different Joans?] 3 Apr 2005 1 file This item contains personal sensitive information and is not available for public inspection for 75 years until Jan 2081. This is in accordance with data protection legislation. If you have a query about access to this record please contact [email protected] .

U DJS/2/1/42 Correspondence File. Joe Kenyon 25 Jan 1985- Joe Kenyon of the Claimants and Unemployed Workers 4 Apr 1999 Union 1 file

U DJS/2/1/43 Correspondence File. John Callaghan 9 May 1993- John Callaghan 9 Jan 2003 1 file

Page 55 of 140 Hull History Centre: Papers of Professor John Saville U DJS/2/1/44 Correspondence File. John Charlton 29 Oct 1992- John Charlton 14 Sep 2002 1 file

U DJS/2/1/45 Correspondence File. John Griffith 16 Sep 1974- John A.G. Griffith (1918-2010), public law scholar who 12 Feb 2007 worked at LSE and was involved with CAFD 1 file

U DJS/2/1/46 Correspondence File. John Halstead 7 Sep 1982- John Halstead 2 Sep 2003 1 file

U DJS/2/1/47 Correspondence File. John Parker MP 14 Aug 1972- John Parker MP 11 Aug 1980 1 file

U DJS/2/1/48 Correspondence File. John Prescott MP 18 Mar 1974- John Prescott MP 22 May 2000 1 file

U DJS/2/1/49 Correspondence File. Kenneth Connell 10 Aug 1951- Kenneth Connell, includes subfile of letters between Saville 16 Apr 1973 and R.M. Hartwell re Connell, 30 Apr 1973-18 Sep 1974 1 file

U DJS/2/1/50 Correspondence File. Kevin McNamara MP 17 Jan 1972- Kevin McNamara MP 2 Jul 2001 1 file

U DJS/2/1/51 Correspondence File. Lisandro Otero 28 Oct 1974- Lisandro Otero, Counsellor for Cultural Affairs with the 2 Jun 1976 Cuban Embassy 1 file

U DJS/2/1/52 Correspondence File. Lisebeth Brandenburg 2 Apr 1982- Lisebeth Bradsbury, sent from America and Holland 20 Apr 1987 1 file

U DJS/2/1/53 Correspondence File. Lorna Fowler 29 Apr 1989- Lorna Fowler 2 Jan 1991 1 file

U DJS/2/1/54 Correspondence File. Malcolm Chase 29 Apr 1989- Malcolm Chase 2 Jan 1991 1 file

Page 56 of 140 Hull History Centre: Papers of Professor John Saville U DJS/2/1/55 Correspondence File. Margaret Cole 1970s Dame Margaret Isabel Cole, nee Postgate (1893-1980), English socialist writer, politician and educator, married to G.D.H. Cole. Also includes transcripts of undated letters from Cole to Betty Vernon (c.1970-1979) which were transcribed by Saville. 1 file

U DJS/2/1/56 Correspondence File. Margaret Holderness 27 Apr 1981- Margaret Holderness 1 Oct 1983 1 file

U DJS/2/1/57 Correspondence File. Margot Heinemann 17 Aug 1975- Margot Claire Heinemann (1913-1992), British Marxist 30 Mar 1989 writer, teacher and member of the Communist Party of Great Britain until its dissolution 1 file

U DJS/2/1/58 Correspondence File. Margot Jefferys 17 Aug 1975- Margot Jefferys nee Davies (1916-1999), Communist Party 8 Jan 1991 member until 1956, one of the founders of medical sociology, and Director of Social Research at Bedford College, London University 1 file

U DJS/2/1/59 Correspondence File. Marie Therese Bodin 31 Oct 1983- Marie Therese Bodin 25 Jan 2007 1 file This item contains personal sensitive information and is not available for public inspection for 75 years until Jan 2085. This is in accordance with data protection legislation. If you have a query about access to this record please contact [email protected] .

U DJS/2/1/60 Correspondence File. Marion Kozak 23 Apr 1966- Marion Kozak, Polish-born British socialist activist, human 30 Mar 2005 rights campaigner and pacifist, married to Ralph Miliband 1 file

U DJS/2/1/61 Correspondence File. Mervyn Jones 7 Oct 1978- Mervyn Jones (1922-2010), British writer, journalist and 10 Jan 1993 Communist Party member until the 1951 when he joined the Labour Party 1 file

U DJS/2/1/62 Correspondence File. Michael Thompson 10 Nov 1981- Michael Thompson 28 Feb 1996 1 file

Page 57 of 140 Hull History Centre: Papers of Professor John Saville U DJS/2/1/63 Correspondence File. Michael Young 19 Dec 1951- Baron Michael Young of Dartington (1915-2002), politician, 14 Nov 2000 social activist and founder of the Institute of Community Studies in 1952 1 file

U DJS/2/1/64 Correspondence File. Mike Newman 1 Aug 1984- Mike Newman 11 Sep 2001 1 file

U DJS/2/1/65 Correspondence File. Milliband Family 1 Jul 1986- Various members of the Milliband family, including Edward, 28 Apr 2009 David, Ralph, and Marion Kozak 1 file

U DJS/2/1/66 Correspondence File. Monty Johnstone 19 Feb 1980- Monty Johnstone, Communist Party member until the 20 Jan 1997 dissolution of the party, but also involved with the New Left after 1956 1 file

U DJS/2/1/67 Correspondence File. Neville Kirk 8 Dec 1985- Neville Kirk (aka 'Nev') 19 Oct 2001 1 file

U DJS/2/1/68 Correspondence File. Noreen Branson 13 Jun 1981- Noreen Branson 14 Sep 2000 1 file

U DJS/2/1/69 Correspondence File. Peter and Wendy Wyncoll 20 Apr 1966- Peter Wyncoll (1939-1982), Communist Party member, 25 May 1987 historian and Trade Unionist, and his wife Wendy 1 file

U DJS/2/1/70 Correspondence File. Philip Larkin 15 Mar 1956- Philip Arthur Larkin (1922-1985), English poet and librarian 18 Oct 1999 1 file

U DJS/2/1/71 Correspondence File. Platts-Mills Family 22 Nov 1989- Various members of the Platts-Mills family, headed by 14 Jan 1992 John Platts-Mills, a New Zealand-born British human rights barrister, member of the Labour Party, and Soviet sympathiser 1 file

U DJS/2/1/72 Correspondence File. Ralph Milliband 27 Jun 1958- Ralph Miliband (1924-1994), Polish-British sociologist and 24 Nov 1993 Marxist writer, Labour Party member and part of the British New Left 1 file

Page 58 of 140 Hull History Centre: Papers of Professor John Saville U DJS/2/1/73 Correspondence File. Raphael Samuel 24 Nov 1964- Raphael Elkan Samuel (1934-1996), British Marxist 19 Aug 1989 historian who worked at Ruskin College and University of East London 1 file

U DJS/2/1/74 Correspondence File. Raymond Challinor 21 Oct 1972- Raymond Challinor (1929-2011), British Marxist Historian, 14 Apr 1997 member of ILP, early member of the Revolutionary Communist Party, then joined the Socialist Review group and its successor the International Socialists 1 file

U DJS/2/1/75 Correspondence File. Richard Buckley 31 Jan 1986- Reverend Richard Buckley and his wife Sylvia Dec 2004 1 file

U DJS/2/1/76 Correspondence File. Robin Page Arnot 28 Jan 1954- Robert 'Robin' Page Arnot (1890-1986), British journalist 20 Sep 1983 and politician, founding member of the Communist Party of Great Britain, and founder of 'Labour Monthly' 1 file

U DJS/2/1/77 Correspondence File. Roy Hattersley 24 Jul 1979- Roy Sidney George Hattersley, British Labour Party 24 Nov 1997 politician and writer 1 file

U DJS/2/1/78 Correspondence File. Royden Harrison 16 Feb 1952- Royden Harrison, British historian, Communist Party 9 Feb 2000 member until the 1956 Hungarian Invasion, and Labour Party member subsequently 1 file

U DJS/2/1/79 Correspondence File. Ruth and Edmund Frow 15 Feb 1962- Ruth Frow (1922-2008) and Edmund Frow (1906-1997), 12 Feb 2007 founders of the Working Class Movement Library 1 file

U DJS/2/1/80 Correspondence File. Stan c.1949- Stan 29 Jul 1966 1 file

Page 59 of 140 Hull History Centre: Papers of Professor John Saville U DJS/2/1/81 Correspondence File. Tania Rose 12 Jan 1975- Margaret Tatiana Rose (aka Tania or Rosie), daughter of 14 Apr 2006 Morgan Philips-Price and wife of Bill Rose with whom she wrote screen plays, before working for the Race Relations Board and studying for a PHD at Hull University on her retirement. Note that there is also a manuscript draft of a biographical paper on Morgan Philips-Price written by Saville. 1 file This item contains personal sensitive information and is not available for public inspection for 75 years until Jan 2085. This is in accordance with data protection legislation. If you have a query about access to this record please contact [email protected] .

U DJS/2/1/82 Correspondence File. Tariq Ali 21 Jun 1981- Tariq Ali 1 Jan 1985

U DJS/2/1/83 Correspondence File. Victor Bailey 4 Apr 1990- Victor Bailey of the University of Kansas 12 Aug 1998 1 file

U DJS/2/1/84 Correspondence File. Victor Kiernan 20 Mar 1960- Edward Victor Gordon Kiernan (1913-2009), British Marxist 5 Feb 2007 historian 1 file

U DJS/2/1/85 Correspondence File. Vivien Morton 8 Jun 1977- Vivien Morton 15 Dec 1983 1 file

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U DJS/2/2 Correspondence Files. Chronological 1940s- Contains correspondence between John Saville and various 2000s colleagues, friends, MPs, and contacts involved in politics, academic work, Labour history, the British New Left and the Communist Party of Great Britain. Correspondence relates to various matters including politics, research, publications etc. 18 files

U DJS/2/2/1 Correspondence File. 1940s 1944- 1 file 1949

U DJS/2/2/2 Correspondence File. 1950s 1950- 1 file 1959

U DJS/2/2/3 Correspondence File. 1960s 1960- 1 file 1969

U DJS/2/2/4 Correspondence File. 1970s 1970- 1 file 1972

U DJS/2/2/5 Correspondence File. 1970s 1973- 1 file 1975

U DJS/2/2/6 Correspondence File. 1970s 1976- 1 file 1977

U DJS/2/2/7 Correspondence File. 1970s 1978- 1 file 1979

U DJS/2/2/8 Correspondence File. 1980s 1980- 1 file 1981

U DJS/2/2/9 Correspondence File. 1980s 1982- 1 file 1983

U DJS/2/2/10 Correspondence File. 1980s 1984- 1 file 1985

U DJS/2/2/11 Correspondence File. 1980s 1986- 1 file 1987

U DJS/2/2/12 Correspondence File. 1980s 1988- 1 file 1989

U DJS/2/2/13 Correspondence File. 1990s 1990- 1 file 1992

U DJS/2/2/14 Correspondence File. 1990s 1993- 1 file 1994

U DJS/2/2/15 Correspondence File. 1990s 1995- 1 file 1996

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U DJS/2/2/16 Correspondence File. 1990s 1997- 1 file 1999

U DJS/2/2/17 Correspondence File. 2000s 2000- 1 file 2008

U DJS/2/2/18 Correspondence File. Undated 20th cent. 1 file

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U DJS/3 Writing & Lecture Files 1940s- Series of files containing drafts, research notes, background 2000s material, press cuttings relating to lectures and papers by John Saville, both as a tutor for teaching sessions and as an academic in the field of economic and social , the Labour movement and the working class. Subjects covered include: Chartism; Agriculture; British foreign policy; Early Socialist movement; Education; Labour movement; Labour adaptation; LSE in the 1930s; Marxism; May Day; Owenism; Poor Law and factory legislation; Primitive accumulation and industrialisation; Social welfare; Communist Party of Great Britain; Trade Unions; Victorian women; Victorian working class. Files within this series have been arranged alphabetically by subject. 53 files

U DJS/3/1 Writing & Lecture File. 1837 Cotton Spinners mid 20th Contains material relating to papers and lectures by Saville on cent. the subject of 1837 Cotton Spinners. Material comprises: 1. Typescript corrected paper by Saville titled 'The Trial of the Glasgow Cotton Spinners in 1838' 2. Typescript corrected paper by Saville titled 'Arrest and Trial'. 3. Typescript partial draft of untitled paper on Glasgow spinners, strikes and unions 1 file

U DJS/3/2 Writing & Lecture File. 1848 and the Chartist Movement c.1980s- Contains material relating to papers by Saville on the subject of 1990s events of 1848 and the Chartist Movement. Material comprises: 1. Correspondence and programme re paper to be given by Saville '1848' at the German Historical Institute London, Jul 1999 2. Manuscript notes '1848/Footnotes' 3. Typescript paper '1848: Britain and Europe' 4. Typescript paper '1848: Britain and Europe' 5. Typescript piece 'Footnotes' 6. Typescript paper '1848: Britain and Europe' 7. Manuscript notes '1848' 8. Manuscript notes '1848' 9. Manuscript notes 'Mehring' 10. Typescript transcript of 'Appendix C: Memorandum of Sir George Grey, 9 April 1848' 11. Typescript transcript of 'Appendix D: Memorandum of Sir Charles Rowan, 10 Jun 1848' 12. Typescript corrected paper '1848: Britain and Europe' 13. Typescript page from a paper on Chartism 14. Typescript partial paper 'Chartism - Draft Introduction' 15. Typescript chapter 'Chartism as a Political Movement' 16. Typescript paper 'Will Thorne - Introduction'

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17.Typescript notes 'The Ideology of the Labour Movement after Chartism - Some Quotations and Propositions' 18. Typescript partial untitled paper on intellectual history leading up to 1848 19. Typescript brief bibliographical outline re Ernest Jones 1839-47 20. Typescript paper 'The Chartist Land Plan' 21. Miscellaneous manuscript notes on Chartism 1 file

U DJS/3/3 Writing & Lecture File. A.J.P. Taylor and his 'English History 1965 1914-1945' Contains material relating to papers and lectures by Saville on the subject of A.J.P. Talylor. Material comprises: 1. Typescript corrected paper 'The Inadequacies of Mr Taylor: English History 1914-1945' [two versions] 2. Press cutting review of Taylors English History 1914-1945 3. Miscellaneous manuscript notes re Taylor's English History 1914-1945 1 file

U DJS/3/4 Writing & Lecture File. Agricultural Labourers c.1960s- Contains material relating to papers and lectures by Saville on 1980s the subject of agricultural labourers. Material comprises: 1. Typescript paper 'The Greater Landowners of East Yorkshire in the 19th Century' 2. Typescript paper 'The Eastern Counties Labour Federation' 3. Typescript paper 'Jesse Collings, The Rural Labourer's League and Conservation Schemes of Land Reform' 4. Miscellaneous manuscript notes and copy article on labourers 1 file

U DJS/3/5 Writing & Lecture File. British Foreign Policy 1945-1947 (Egypt, c.1990s Indo-China, Middle East) Contains material relating to papers and lectures by Saville on the subject of British foreign policy on the period 1945-47 as it relates to Egypt, Indo-China and the Middle East. [Relates to Saville's book 'The Politics of Continuity: British Foreign Policy and the Labour Government, 1945-1946'?] Material comprises: 1. Manuscript research notes taken by Saville whilst undertaking archival research at the PRO re Egypt 2. Manuscript research notes taken by Saville whilst undertaking archival research at the PRO re Indo-China 3. Manuscript research notes taken by Saville whilst undertaking archival research at the PRO re Middle East 4. Typescript page from a lecture by Saville on the subject of British foreign policy c.1945 1 file

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U DJS/3/6 Writing & Lecture File. C.A.R. Crosland c.1960s Contains material relating to papers and lectures by Saville on the subject of C.A.R. Crosland. Material comprises: 1. Typescript comments by Ralph Miliband on an essay by Saville 2. Typescript draft paper 'Mr Crosland's Socialism' 3. Typescript draft 'Footnotes' re 'Mr Crosland's Socialism' 4. Typescript untitled draft paper re Crosland 5. Typescript partial paper re Crosland's 'The Future of Socialism' 6. Typescript untitled draft paper re Crosland's 'The Future of Socialism' 7. Typescript untitled draft 'Footnotes' re paper on Crosland's 'The Future of Socialism' 8. Miscellaneous manuscript notes re Crosland and 'The Future of Socialism' 1 file

U DJS/3/7 Writing & Lecture File. Cold War c.1980s Contains material relating to papers and lectures by Saville on the subject of the Cold War. Material comprises: 1. Typescript paper 'British Labour and the Cold War' 2. Typescript partial paper re the Foreign Office and the Cold War 3. Typescript paper headed 'Morton Lecture' re 'Labour and Foreign Policy 1945-1947: A Condemnation' [2 versions] 4. Typescript draft review re 3 books by M.J. Hogan, P. Weiler and H. Pelling on various aspects of the Cold War 5. Typescript review of Hugh Thomas 'Armed Truce, The Beginnings of the Cold War 1945-46' 6. Typescript article 'The Cold War: Colliers Encyclopedia' [2 versions] 7. Copy typescript letter from Saville to Colliers Encyclopedia re contract for writing an article on the Cold War 8. Manuscript lecture notes 'Cold War Revisited' 9. Manuscript outline conclusion re 'Foreign Policy' 10. Miscellaneous manuscript notes '1945-51 Origins of Cold War General' 11. Miscellaneous press cuttings and copy articles re Cold War and writings on the same 12. Copy pages from an offprint of article 'The Cold War in the Mediterranean' (incomplete) 1 file

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U DJS/3/8 Writing & Lecture File. Dictionary of Historians Articles 1986 Contains material relating to articles by Saville on various biographical subjects written for the Dictionary of Historians. Material comprises: 1. Correspondence re invitation to contribute articles to the Dictionary 2. Typescript article 'Labour History' 3. Typescript article 'John Lawrence Le Breton Hammond' 4. Typescript article 'Sidney and Beatrice Webb' 5. Typescript article 'George Douglas Howard Cole' 6. Memorandum of agreement between Saville and Basil Blackwell Limited as publishers of the Dictionary, 14 May 1986 1 file

U DJS/3/9 Writing & Lecture File. Dictionary of National Biography Articles 1980- Contains material relating to articles by Saville on various 1990 biographical subjects written for the Dictionary of National Biography. Material comprises: 1. Correspondence, notes, draft, contract re article 'Guildhaume Myrddin-Evans' 2. Correspondence, draft, proof re article 'Sir William Lawther' 3. Correspondence, draft, proof, contract re article 'Rajani Palme Dutt' 4. Correspondence, drafts, contract re article 'Dame Margaret Cole' 5. Typescript article 'Robert Applegarth' 6. Correspondence, proof, draft re article 'Morgan Walter Phillips' 1 file

U DJS/3/10 Writing & Lecture File. Early Socialist Movement 1880 1960s- Onwards 1980s Contains material relating to papers and lectures by Saville on the subject of the early Socialist movement from 1880. Material comprises: 1. Manuscript and typescript notes 'Parliamentary Socialism' 2. Manuscript and typescript notes 'The Revival of Socialism' 3. Manuscript notes 'Development of Ideas 1880 - ' 4. Manuscript notes '' 5. Typescript paper 'Notes on Ideology and the Miners Before World War I' 6. Typescript paper 'Some Notes on the Nature and Character of British Socialism in the 20th Century' 7. Letter from Victor Kiernan to Saville regarding a proposed visit of Saville to Edinburgh to see Kiernan, 12 May 1965 8. Letter from E.C. Blake to Saville regarding Saville's enquiry about the authorship of 'The Bitter Cry of Outcast London', 8 Jul 1960

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9. Miscellaneous manuscript notes re Socialism from 1880 including re: Liberal Party and the Labour Representation Committee before the General Election 1906; WEA Lectures on the Labour Movement and the Revival of Socialism; The Democratic Federation; Liberty, Property Defence League; Decline of the Liberal Party; Socialism: Its Growth and Outcome; J.L. Joynes; Gollan on Radical and Working Class Politics; Some Notes on the Nature and Character of British Socialism. 1 file

U DJS/3/11 Writing & Lecture File. Education 1950s- Contains material relating to papers and lectures by Saville on 1980s the subject of Education. Material comprises: 1. Manuscript notes re 'Canon Bell on Education of the People' 2. Manuscript notes re 'Education in England' 3. Manuscript notes re 'Church's Part in Education' 4. Manuscript and typescript notes re 'T. Ruggles' Annals of Agriculture 1793' 5. Manuscript notes re 'Education and the Labour Movement 1870-1920' 6. Manuscript notes re 'Appraisal of Intelligence' 7. Manuscript notes re 'Evangelical' 8. Manuscript notes re 'Education' 9. Typescript leture notes 'Elementary Education 1830-1860' 10. Typescript lecture notes 'Elementary Education 1860-1914' 11. Typescript lecture notes 'Church vs Dissent, the Coventry Mechanics Institute and the Coventry Religious and Useful Knowledge Society' 12. Typescript notes 'Payment by Results' 13. Typescript notes 'Annual Report for the Department of Education' 14. Typescript copy of 'Prospectus of a School for the Secular Education of Boys' 15. Typescript copy of 'Market Rasen National School c.1855- 1860 Rules of Admission' 16. Typescript notes 'Ernest Haeckel - The Riddle of the Universe' 17. Typescript notes 'University Extension' 18. Typescript article 'Review of Imperialism and Secondary Education' by Michael Sadleir, written by 'Brian' 19. Typescript copy of poem re Education by unknown author 20. Typescript memorandum from 'David R.' to Saville regarding non-attendance at school by working class populations in industrial centres 21. Manuscript notes re 'Psychology' 1 file

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U DJS/3/12 Writing & Lecture File. Foreign Policy and the Labour c.1990s- Government (Cards on the Table) 2000s Contains material relating to papers and lectures by Saville on the subject of Labour foreign policy 1945-1946. Material comprises: 1. Manuscript notes 2. Press cuttings 3. Copy articles 4. Two manuscript drafts of an untitled article on world politics since 1945, with a focus on British foreign policy in this period 5. Letter regarding the authorship of a pamphlet titled 'Cards on the Table' [Note: Compiled to aid Saville in the writing of a book on Labour Party foreign policy in the post-war period titled 'The Politics of Continuity: British Foreign Policy and the Labour Government, 1945-1946'?] 1 file

U DJS/3/13 Writing & Lecture File. Foreign Policy and the Labour c.1990s- Government 1945-1946 2000s Contains material relating to papers and lectures by Saville on the subject of Labour foreign policy 1945-1946. Material comprises: 1. Manuscript notes 2. Copy articles 3. Typescript draft outline and acknowledgements text of a paper by Saville titled 'Failure to Comprehend. British Foreign Policy 1945-1951. The First Year' [later becoming 'The Politics of Continuity: British Foreign Policy and the Labour Government, 1945-1946'?] 4. Typescript draft of paper by Saville titled 'Labour and Foreign Policy 1918-1950' 5. Typescript draft of paper by Saville titled 'Britain: Internationalism and the Labour Movement Between the Wars' 6. Manuscript lecture notes titled 'Labour since 1945' 7. Typescript draft of appendix to paper titled 'Christopher Hill at the Foreign Office, 1944-1945' 1 file

U DJS/3/14 Writing & Lecture File. George Orwell c.1990s Contains material relating to papers and lectures by Saville on the subject of George Orwell. Material comprises: 1. Correspondence between Saville and Steve Platt regarding letters in the New Statesman on Orwell, the Spanish Civil War and British volunteers who fought in Spain (1995) 2. Correspondence between Saville and Andrew Hemingway regarding Orwell and a lecture given by Saville on Orwell (1997) 3. Typescript and manuscript draft of a paper 'Orwell' 4. Typescript draft of paper 'Orwell'

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5. Typescript and manuscript draft paper, untitled, re Orwell's influence on Saville 6. Manuscript draft paper untitled re Orwell and 'RWP' 7. Manuscript notes re Orwell and Spain 8. Offprints and press cuttings re background reading on Orwell 1 file

U DJS/3/15 Writing & Lecture File. Gulf War c.1990s Contains material relating to papers and lectures by Saville on the subject of the Gulf War. Material comprises: 1. Manuscript draft of a paper 'The Gulf War: The Historical Background' 2. Press cutting of a letter to The Guardian by Saville, 2 Jan 1991 3. Letter from Raymond le Goy responding to above letter in The Guardian 4. Background notes sent to Saville 1 file

U DJS/3/16 Writing & Lecture File. Henry George and the Labour c.1980s- Movement 1990s Contains material relating to papers and lectures by Saville on the subject of Henry George and his involvement with the Labour Movement. Material comprises: 1.Typescript biographical notes on various individuals 2. Manuscript research notes 3. Photocopies of various pamphlets and articles about or by Henry George 1 file

U DJS/3/17 Writing & Lecture File. India and Islam c.1940s Contains material relating to papers and lectures by Saville on the subject of India and Islam, note that Saville gave lectures whilst in India on Army Service and was later offered a post in Bombay after the War. Material comprises: 1. Manuscript notes 'Kurds' 2. Manuscript notes 'Muslims in USSR' 3. Manuscript notes on Wilfred Cantwell Smith's 'Modern Islam in India' 4. Typescript extract from an unknown document with statistics on features of the largest and smallest states 5. Typescript notes titled 'Service in India - Some Comments by Wartime Soldiers' 6. Manuscript notes 'The and the Indian Left: A Personal Memoir' 1 file

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U DJS/3/18 Writing & Lecture File. Labour Adaptation c.1960s- Contains material relating to papers and lectures by Saville on 1980s the subject of labour adaptation. Material comprises: 1. Typescript notes 'Early Industrialisation' 2. Manuscript notes 'Japan and US and UK' 3. Manuscript notes 'Josiah Wedgewood' 4. Manuscript notes Manning Nash on 'Recruitment of Wage Labour and Development of New Skills' 5. Manuscript notes Philip Mayer on 'Townsmen or Tubesmen' 6. Manuscript lecture outline 'Problem Defined - Supply and Adaptation of Labour' 7. Manuscript notes Pentland on 'Development of a Capitalistic Labour Market in Canada' 8. Manuscript lecture notes 'Labour and the Labour Market' 9. Manuscript lecture notes 'The Labour Market' 10. Typescript notes re workshop 'Work at the Transition from an Agricultural to an Industrial Society' 12. Typescript notes 'Comparison of Industrial Development in Japan and in the USA' 13. Typescript lecture notes 'The Adaptation of Labour' 14. Manuscript notes 'Labour Supply and Industrialisation' 15. Manuscript notes 'Population' 1 file

U DJS/3/19 Writing & Lecture File. Labour Movement and Labour c.1950s- Aristocracy 1980s Contains material relating to papers and lectures by Saville on the subject of the Labour movement and Labour aristocracy. Material comprises: 1. Manuscript notes 'Labourism and Thesis' 2. Manuscript notes 'Labour Aristocracy' 3. Manuscript notes 'Labour Aristocracy' 4. Typescript paper 'The Ideology of Labour after Chartism' [2 versions] 5. Typescript paper 'Some Comments on the Problem of the Left in the Labour Movement' 6. Manuscript lecture notes 'The Labourist Ideology' 7. Manuscript lecture notes 'The Historiography of the Labour Movement in Britain' 8. Manuscript paper 'The Labour Aristocracy Revisited' 9. Typescript draft paper 'The Economic Basis of the Labour Aristocracy' 10. Manuscript lecture notes 'Chartism' 11. Typescript 'Account of Meeting in Chartist Chapel at Littletown (Spen Valley)' 12. Manuscript untitled notes, manuscript research notes on the Labour Party in the 1930s. 1 file

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U DJS/3/20 Writing & Lecture File. Lectures re Economics, Social History c.1950s- and Political Affairs 1970s Contains material relating to papers and lectures by Saville on the subject of economics, social history and political affairs. Material comprises: 1. Typescript review written by Saville of 'William Cobbett: The Poor Man's Friend' by George Spater 2. Manuscript lecture notes 'Bleak House' 3. Typescript review written by Saville of 'Trade Unions in Britain' by Ken Coates and Tony Topham 4. Manuscript lecture notes 'SSRC - Its Work and Evaluation' (delivered Perth, Jul 1979) 5. Manuscript lecture notes 'Rural Depopulation and Social Change' (delivered Bradford, 1976) 6. Manuscript lecture notes 'General Agreement on Certain Aspects' (delivered Bahro Conference, Oct 1979) 7. Manuscript lecture notes 'British Trade Unionism in the XXth Century' (delivered 20 Oct 1975) 8. Typescript paper 'The Nature and Character of British Socialism and the British Labour Movement in the Twentieth Century' (delivered Italian Symposium, Apr/May 1975) 9. Manuscript lecture notes 'Fascism Between the Wars' (delivered Swansea, Mar 1979) 10. Manuscript lecture notes 'The Two World Wars' (delivered Anglo-Dutch Social History Society Conference, Sep 1979) 11. Manuscript lecture notes 'Problems for Socialists' (delivered 29 Jul 1979) 12. Manuscript notes 'Decline of ILP' 13. Manuscript lecture notes 'Future of Socialism' 14. Manuscript lecture notes 'Energy Crisis' (delivered WEA, 30 Oct 1974) 15. Manuscript lecture notes 'Class Structure and Economic Development' 16. Manuscript lecture notes 'The Early Marx' (delivered 7 Nov 1974) 17. Typescript lecture notes 'Some Reflections on the Quantitative Approach to Social Science' (delivered 8 Nov 1974) 18. Manuscript lecture notes 'Governments and Unions' (delivered Oct 1972) 19. Manuscript lecture notes 'The Labour Movement in the 70's What Should We Do?' with correspondence (delivered 3 Mar 1972) 20. Manuscript lecture notes 'The Changing Status of Women 1870-1970' (delivered at a day school) 21. Manuscript notes 'Victorianism and its Culture' 22. Manuscript lecture notes 'The Teaching of History in English Universities' 23. Manuscript lecture notes 'Worsted Weaving' 24. Manuscript notes '1918-1939 Politics' 25. Manuscipt lecture notes 'The General Strike'

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26. Manuscript lecture notes 'Our Tasks' (delivered 28 Sep 1968) 27. Manuscript lecture notes 'Students and Socialism' 28. Typescript lecture notes 'Labour Biography and History' (delivered Cumberland Lodge, Sep 1967) 29. Manuscript lecture notes 'The Spirit of the Age of Victoria' 30. Manuscript lecture notes untitled 31. Manuscript lecture notes 'Working Class and Politics in the 19th Century' (delivered to University History Society, Apr 1966) 32. Manuscript notes 'Basic Facts' 33. Letter and typescript papers re first session of 'Self Expression Class' at Bevin House 1971 1 file

U DJS/3/21 Writing & Lecture File. Lectures re Economic History (First c.1940s- Year Lectures) 1960s Contains material relating to papers and lectures by Saville on the subject of economic history at the University of Hull. Material comprises: 1. Typescript reading list on 'Economic History: Industrial Revolution' 2. Manuscript notes '1815-1850 Iron and Steel' 3. Typescript 'Suggested topics for inclusion in middle section of enclosure study' by Saville, Eric Hobsbawm and John Marshall 4. Manuscript lecture notes 'Lecture 11 1760' 5. Manuscript lecture notes 'Lecture 12 1760' 6. Manuscript lecture notes 'Lecture 17 Transport in the Industrial Revolution' 7. Manuscript notes 'British Balance of Payments 1816-1913' 1 file

U DJS/3/22 Writing & Lecture File. Lectures re Economic History c.1950s- Contains material relating to papers and lectures by Saville on 1960s the subject of economic history. Material comprises: 1. Typescript notes 'Some Notes on Rousseau 1712-1778', 10 Mar 1953 2. Typescript notes 'Notes on Thomas Hobbes (1588-1679)', 23 Feb 1953 3. Typescript notes 'Introduction to the Second Half of the 19th Century - Lecture 5' 4. Typescript notes 'The Labour Market in the 19th Century - Lecture 4' 5. Typescript notes 'The Urban Workers to 1850 - Lecture 2' 6. Typescript notes 'Introduction to the Second Half of the 19th Century (II) - Lecture 6' 7. Miscellaneous manuscript notes re J.S. Mill, Governor Eyre and Jamaica, Ruskin, Thomas Carlyle 8. Fabian Biographical Series pamphlet No.4 'John Stuart Mill' 1 file

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U DJS/3/23 Writing & Lecture File. Lectures re Various Topics (Part 1) c.1960s- Contains material relating to papers and lectures by Saville on 1990s various subjects. Material comprises: 1. 'Troops Out Movement Keynote Speech' - draft of lecture, publicity leaflet, note cards, and letter relating to a keynote speech given on 'The Irish Question' by Saville at the Troops Out Movement conference on 26 Nov 1994 2. The Economic Decline of Britain 3. Necessity of Radical Reforms 4. John Watts on The Working Man: A Problem 5. Democracy 6. Methodism and Working Class Movement in 19th Century 7. Working Class History, given at the Welsh Colloqium East 1971 8. Unemployment: What It Means To Humberside Workers - I 9. Notes from the Daily Worker 10. Notes from the Economist 11. L.A. on R.C. on Trade Depression 12. Science and Industry 13. Untitled paper on the depression of British trade and industry 14. Ten Years of National Growth 15. Some Aspects of State and Society 1870-1914 16. The Stability of the Landed Classes in the 19th Century (for students in Adult Education) 17. Untitled paper on the Poor Law Commissioners 18. The Capitalist State Machine 19. The Reform Bill of 1867 (given on the Centenary of the Act) 20. Imperialism (given 14 Nov 1985) 21. Thomas Carlyle 22. Engels in 1848 (given at the National Museum of Labour History, Manchester, 25 Mar 1998) 23. Annan, Our Age 24. Housing (Dec 1963) 25. Note cards on 1848 and Marx' Theory of Revolution 26. Don Major (delivered on an occasion marking the retirement of the same in 1987) 27. Problems of Empire 1945-1951 (delivered at a Socialist History Society public meeting held at the Mechanics' Institute in nManchester, 10 Feb [year?]) 28. Ideology and Attitudes (Lecture I Autumn Term) 29. Untitled address given to a meeting of CAFD 30. File of lectures on various aspects of the coal trade in Britain Note: Artificial file 1 file

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U DJS/3/24 Writing & Lecture File. Lectures re Various Topics (Part 2) c.1950s- Contains material relating to papers and lectures by Saville on 1990s various subjects. Material comprises: 1. 1906 Trade Disputes Act 2. The Cutlery Trade 3. Democracy and the Working Class in Nineteenth Century Britain 4. Victorian Values (delivered at the University of Hull on 30 Apr 1987) 5. Ralph Miliband (given at Toronto, Oct 1994) 6. Rural Migration in England and Wales 7. The Economic Effects of Disarmament 8. Stephen Swingler Memorial Lecture 'The Gulf War: The Historical Background' (delivered at Newcastle under Lyme Guildhall, 22 Mar 1991) 9. Untitled lecture on the structure of the labour force 10. Ideology, Socal Attitudes and Social Change in Victorian Britain (second year course outline) 11. Summing up of David Montgomery's 'Tapper Lecture' (given at BNC, Oxford, May 1991) 12. Eulogy to Mick Lipman (given at Lipman's funeral, Nov 1978) 13. Untitled commentary on Raphael Samuel's 'Reading the Signs' 14. A Socialist Foreign Policy 15. Working Class Ideology 16. Introduction to the Second Half of the 19th Century (II) Lecture 6 17. The History of the Left (I) (given 30 Nov 1991) 18. Untitled lecture on income distribution and taxation after 1939 (written 22 Oct 1962) 19. Welfare State and Socialism 20. Untitled review of M. Curtis, 'The Ambiguities of Power' 21. Philips Price, The Guardian and the Russian Revolution 22. Oration on the Occasion of the Award of an Honorary Degree to E.P. Thompson by the University of Hull 23. Coal 24. Democracy 25. The State in the 19th Century 26. Britain in the Inter-War Years (given in 1972) 27. Historiography of Early Industrialism (delivered at New Delhi, 26 Nov 1987) 28. The Consolidation of the Capitalist State 1800-1850 (delivered 8 Apr 1992) 29. The Capitalist Class 30. The Pillow Lace Industry 31. The British State and Ireland 32. The Causes of Wealth (given Illinois 1960) 33. Municipal Corperation Act 1835 34. County Banks of England and Wales

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35. Intellectual Political History of the Last 7 Decades (given Kansas, Oct 1994) 36. Some Problems in Writing the History of the British Labour Movement in the 20th Century (given 26 Mar 1986 at First Northern Marxist Historians Group meeting) 37. Ralph Milliband (given Oct 1994 at Toronto) 38. William Wilberforce (1759-1833) 39. Notes on the History of the Civil Service (c.1950s) 40. Why the LP may lose the next election (delivered 1959) 41. Working Lives Book Launch (delivered 16 May 2003) Note: Artificial file 1 file

U DJS/3/25 Writing & Lecture File. Letters and Articles for the Press c.1960s- Contains material relating to papers and letters written for the 2000s press by Saville on various subjects. Material comprises: Manuscript and typescript drafts, press cuttings and offprints relating to the following letters and articles written by Saville for publication in the press: 1. Books Forgotten or Unread (manuscript draft) 2. Response to Hazel Croft's review of The End of Parliamentary Socialism (manuscript draft) 3. Thoughts on the Sit-in, 1972 (manuscript draft) 4. Nottingham's Russell Press, 1975 (press cutting) 5. ... and back to bunting, 1981 (press cutting) 6. Letter re the 'Labour Review' (typescript copy) 7. History will vindicate Hill, letter responding to an article on Christopher Hill by Ian Cobain, 2003 (press cutting) 8. Early History of Hull's Waterfront Workers Parts 1-3, 1967 (press cuttings and typescript drafts) 9. Letter responding to a letter in the New Statesman from Mr Hampshire on socialism and the universities, 1966 (typescript) 10. Henry Noel Brailsford, 1964 (copy press cutting) 11. Gaps in Labour History, 1973 (press cutting) 12. The painful price of failing to pass the bar (press cutting) 13. Letter re a book review by Sam Ashman, 1999 (typescript draft) 14. The Common People and Liberty, 1984 (typescript draft) 15. Response to Frank Mclynn's review of Bryan Palmer's book on E.P. Thompson, 1994 (press cutting) 16. Capitalism and Social Reform, 1969 (typescript draft) 17. How can the working class regain its voice and its power? (typescript draft) 18. The Present Position and Prospects of Labour History, 1967 (typescript) 19. Saville quoted in article 'No Expectations: Working Class Culture Erodes Britain's Rank In a Unified Europe' (copy press cutting) 20. Press cuttings and letter re letter written by Saville and sent to the New Statesman, 24 Jun 2002, on the subject of Palestine

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21. Typescript article 'Power; Some further Comments', 1966 22. Towards the 21st Millenium (typescript) 23. Untitled for the Morning Star, Aug 1988 24. Dons Diary (typescript and manuscript) 25. Past and Present, Dec 1994 (typescript) 26. Subfile of letters to The Guardian, 1980s-2000s (typescript) 27. Subfile of letter to Hull Daily Mail, The Observer, History Workshop Journal, Times Literary Supplement, New Statesman, Labour History Review, 1990s-2000s (typescript) Note: Artificial file 1 file

U DJS/3/26 Writing & Lecture File. LSE in the 1930s 1930s- Contains material relating to papers and lectures by Saville on 1980s the subject of LSE in the 1930s Material comprises: 1. Manuscript research notes 2. Copy articles 3. Press cuttings 4. Student Vanguard No.1 Vol.III 5. University Labour Federation Student Congress Bulletin Apr 1940 6. LSE Magazine No.68 Nov 1984 7. Manuscript draft of a paper titled 'LSE in the 1930s' 8. Letter of recommendation re Saville written by C.J.H. Haigh, 20 Dec 1937 9. Typescript notes 'LSE in 1930s' 10. Student Vanguard Vol.1, No.5, May 1933 1 file

U DJS/3/27 Writing & Lecture File. Marxism c.1940s- Contains material relating to papers and lectures by Saville on 1960s the subject of Marxism. Material comprises: 1. Typescript notes 'Historians Group Note for Meeting on Ideological Work' 2. Typescript notes 'Notes for Open-Air Lecture No.2 - War or Peace - The People Will Decide' 3. Typescript notes 'Notes for Open-Air Lecture No.3 - Socialism' 4. Typescript notes 'Notes for Open-Air Lecture No.4 - Communism and Liberty' 5. Typescript notes 'Notes for Open Air-Lecture No.5 - Communism and Labour' 6. Typescript notes 'Local Government in Towns Since 1832' 7. Typescript notes 'The Role of Local Government in Britain Today' 8. Typescript notes 'The History of British Capitalism - Some Questions' 9. Typescript notes 'Comparative Social Institutions - Modern Capitalism and Mechanisation'

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10. Typescript notes 'A Note on Some Questions Concerning Capitalism and its Development' 11. Typescript bibliography 'Reading for Revolutionaries' 12. Typescript notes 'Economic Basis of the Labour Aristocracy' 13. Typescript document 'The English Revolution 1649 Notes for Tercentenary Lectures or Classes' produced by the Education Department of the Communist Party 14. Typescript document 'Notes on the Battle of Ideas Based on a University Staffs Committee discussion opened by Sam Aaronovitch' produced by the Communist Party 15. Typescript notes 'Labour and Education' 16. Typescript paper, untitled, on the S.D.F. 17. Typescript paper 'Instituto Gramasci Notes for the Conference ''Tendancies in European Capitalism'' Rome, June 25-26-27', 1965 18. Typescript and manuscript lecture notes 'Ireland' 19. Typescript notes 'Notes for Discussion - A. Robertson: I - The End of the Middle Ages' 20. Typescript circular from Brian Pearce, 15 Sep 1948 21. Manuscript lecture notes 'Problems of the [?]' 22. Manuscript lecture notes 'Marxism and Ethics' 23. Manuscript lecture notes 'Communism and Liberty' 24. Typescript catalogue of 'Bill Moore's Personal Archive' 25. Manuscript lecture notes 'The Future of Marxism' 26. Typescript partial draft paper 'Marxism and Literature' 27. Typescript partial draft paper on Marxism 28. Typescript partial draft paper Socialism 29. Press cuttings 1 file

U DJS/3/28 Writing & Lecture File. Mau Mau and Kenya c.1990s Contains material relating to papers and lectures by Saville on the subject of Mau Mau and Kenya. Material comprises: 1. Typescript draft paper 'Mau Mau: After Forty Years', Oct 1992 2. Typescript draft paper 'Mau Mau: A Study in British Imperialism' 3. Manuscript draft of untitled lecture on Mau Mau 4. Miscellaneous manuscript research notes 1 file

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U DJS/3/29 Writing & Lecture File. May Day 1937 and Labour Rearmament c.1970s Contains material relating to papers and lectures by Saville on the subject of May Day 1937 and Labour rearmament. 1. Manuscript draft of paper 'The Labour Movement and Re- armament in the 1930s' 2. Typescript draft of paper 'The Labour Movement and Re- armament in the 1930s' (2 versions) 3. Manuscript paper 'The 1930s and Some Revisionist Ideas' 4. Manuscript notes 'Labour Party in 1930s' 5. Manuscript outline for paper 'Trade Unionism - May Day 1937' 6. Miscellaneous manuscript research notes 7. Press cuttings 8. Copy articles 9. Correspondence between Saville and Naomi Reid re research in the Manchest Gaurdian for article by Saville on 'May Day 1937' in volume 3 of Essays in Labour History, Feb- Mar 1976 10. Letter giving comments on and essay by Saville 1 file

U DJS/3/30 Writing & Lecture File. Offprints and Copy Published Articles by c.1930s- John Saville 1990s Contains material relating to papers and lectures by Saville on the subject of . Material comprises: Offprints and copies of the following published articles written by Saville: 1. Staat, Unternehmerschaft und Gewerkschaften in Grossbritannien 1870-1914 (Publications of the German Historical Institute London, Vol.15) 2. A Note on the Present Position of Working-Class History (Yorkshire Bulletin of Economic and Social Research, Vol.4, No.2, Sep 1952) 3. Britain: Internationalism and the Labour Movement Between the Wars (Internationalism in the Labour Movement 1830- 1940, 1988) 4. Le Chemin de Marx: Friedrich Engels et le Chartisme (La Novelle Critique No.72, 1956) [French] 5. Speech at the Memorial Meeting for Leslie Morton (20 Mar 1988) 6. University of Hull Inaugural Lecture 'Marxism and History' (UoH, 1974) 7. The Labour Archive at the University of Hull (Philip Larkin Memorial Series No.2) 8. Le radici storiche del riformismo laburista in Inghilterra 9. A Rejoinder to Mr Cole (The Modern Quarterly, vol.2, no.2, Apr 1939) 10. Research Facilities and the Social Historian (The Library Association Record, vol.65, no.9 Sep 1963)

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11. Family Settlements and the Rise of Great Estates (The Economic History Review Second Series, vol.xxxiii, no.4, Nov 1980) 12. Internal Migration in England and Wales During the Past Hundred Years (Human Displacements, Measurement Methodological Aspects, May 1962) 13. Henry George and the British Labour Movement (Science and Society, vol.xxiv, no.4, fall 1960) 14. Preface to A Selection of the Social and Political Pamphlets of Annie Besant 15. The Crisis in Labour History: A Further Comment 16. The Radical Left Expects the Past to do its Duty Note: Artificial file 1 file

U DJS/3/31 Writing & Lecture File. Owenism - J.E. Smith c.1970s Contains material relating to papers and lectures by Saville on the subject of Owenism on which Saville wrote. Material comprises: 1. Typescript paper 'J.E. Smith and the Owenite Movement, 1833-34 2. Typescript copy letter from Saville to 'Richard' re an article Saville is writing for an 'Owen bi-centenary volume', 25 Mar 1970 3. Typescript draft of chapter from a paper by Saville 'Robert Owen & the Working Class' 4. Manuscript research notes 1 file

U DJS/3/32 Writing & Lecture File. Poor Law and Factory Legislation c.1960s- Contains material relating to papers and lectures by Saville on 1980s the subject of the Poor Law and factory legislation. Material comprises: 1. Manuscript lecture notes 'The Poor Law' 2. Manuscript lecture notes 'Lecture 16 Elementary Education in the 18th Century' 3. Typescript lecture notes 'Social History - Elementary Education 1830-1860' 4. Typescript lecture notes 'Factory Legislation in the 19th Century' 5. Manuscript research notes on: The RC on Poor Laws 1905- 9; Social Insurance; Poor Law History from S&B Webb; Poor Law - Qualifications of Guardians; Jonas Hanway; Charity Organisation Society; Octavia Hill and the Charity Organisation Society; Factory Legislation 6. Typescript notes 'Economic and Social History Revision Course', Apr 1966 7. Manuscript draft (partial) of paper 'Education for All Classes'

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8. File of Quarter Sessions examinations from various counties but relating to individuals from Hull (contains: Order from the conveyance of Sarah Clark of Hull, apprehended in Bolton for vagrancy, and her son John to Quick in York by the governor of the New Bailey Prison at , 22 Mar 1821; Examination of James Kirk for being a rogue and vagabond who states he was born in the parish of , 29 May 1819; Order for the conveyance of James Kirk of Hull, adjudged to be a rogue and vagabond, from the House of Correction for Middlesex to Cheshunt in Hertfordshire on his way to Hull, 4 Jun 1819; Examination and conveyance order relating to Sophia Lenham of Kingston upon Hull, who was apprehended in the parish of as a rogue and vagabond, 9 Mar 1811). 9. Press cuttings, copy articles, photocopied primary source material 1 file

U DJS/3/33 Writing & Lecture File. Primitive Accumulation and c.1970s- Industrialisation and the Labour Supply 1980s Contains material relating to papers and lectures by Saville on the subject of primitive accumulation, industrialisation and the labour supply. Material comprises: 1. Manuscript lecture notes, untitled, on development and emergence of industrial capitalism 2. Manuscript lecture notes, untitled, on England as the first industrial nation 3. Manuscript lecture notes 'Labour Supply and Industrialisation' 4. Manuscript lecture notes 'Schema' 5. Manuscript lecture note 'Brenner on Agrarian Class Structure and Economic Development in Pre-Industrial Europe' 6. Manuscript untitled introduction for a lecture given 12 Mar 1979 7. Manuscript untitled lecture notes on Marx' understanding of timing of fundamental changes required for the development of capitalism 8. Manuscript lecture notes 'Origins of Capitalism' 9. Manscript untitled partial lecture notes on Marx's analysis of industrial capitalism in Britain 10. Manuscript untitled lecture notes on changes to the home market in the 18th century 11. Typescript outline for a proposed paper 'The Consolidation of the Capitalist State 1800-1850' 12. Manuscript notes on Rubinstein's 'Men of Property' 13. Manuscript untitled notes to add into a paper relating to development of capitalism in Britain 14. Typescript untitled lecture notes re the work force in industrial societies, 1963 1 file

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U DJS/3/34 Writing & Lecture File. Reports and Reviews by John Saville 1960s- Contains material relating to reports and reviews written by 1970s Saville. Material comprises: 1. Typescript report '1982 and 1932' 2. Typescript report 'Second Anglo-Dutch Conference on Social History, London 20-23 Sep 1979' 3. Typescript report 'First National Conference of the Australian Oral History Society, Perth Aug 1979' 4. Typescript review of John Clark, Margot Heineman, David Margolies and Carole Spee, Culture and Crisis in Britain in the 30s, 1979 5. Typescript review of John Stevenson and Chris Cook, The Slump. Society and Politics during the Depression, 1977 6. Typescript review of A.W. Wright, G.D.H. Cole and Socialist Democracy, 1979 7. Typescript obituary for John William Hartley Silvester (1936- 1979) 8. Offprint and typescript review of W.R. Garside, The Durham Miners 1919-1960, 1971 9. Manuscript notes, untitled 10. Typescript review of Lucy M. Brown and Ian R. Christie, Bibliography of British History 1789-1851 11. Typescript review of Ian McDougall, A Catalogue of some Labour Movement Records in and some Scots records outside Scotland, 1978 12. Typescript review of Francis Hearn, Domination, Legitimation and Resistance - The Inc of the Nineteenth- Century English Working Class, 1978 13. Typescript review of David Kynaston, King Labour: The British Working Class, 1850-1914, 1976 14. Typescript review of Dr I.J. Prothero, Artisans and Politics in Early Nineteenth Century London, 1977 15. Typescript review of Royden Harrison, Gillian Woolven and Robert Duncan, The Warwick Guide to British Laaboutr Periodicals 1790-1970, 1977 16. Typescript review of Martin Kitchen, Fascism, 1976 17. Typescript review of Perry Anderson, Passages from Antiquity to Feudalism. Lineages of the Absolutist State, 1977 18. Typescript review of Brenda Colloms, Charles Kingsley, and Philip N. Backstrom, Christian Socialism and Co-operation in Victorian England, 1975 19. Typescript review of new literature on Victorian attitudes to poverty and changing ideas of the closing decades of the 19th century, 1974 20. Notes and typescript review of E.H. Hunt, Regional Wage Variations in Britain 1850-1914, 1973 21. Notes and typescript review of M.A. Bienefeld, Working Hours in Britain Industry, An Economic History, 1973 22. Notes and typescript review of The Long Debate on Poverty, Eight Essays on Industrialisation and 'the condition of England', 1973

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23. Typescript review of N. Branson and M. Heinemann, Britain in the Nineteen Thirties, J.F.C. Harrison, The Early Victorians, 1832-51, and G. Best, Mid-Victorian Britain, 1851-75 24. Typescript review of H. Perkin, The Age of the Railway, D. Judd, The Victorian Empire: A Pictorial History, and Malcolm I. Thomis, The Luddites: Machine Breaking in Regency England 25. Typescript review of essay collection 'World Crisis' 26. Proof copy review of A. Kelley, A Selection of the Political and Social Pamphlets of Annie Besant 27. Typescript review of Henry Pelling, Popular Politics and Society in Late Victorian Britain, 1969 28. Typescript review of Derek H. Aldcroft, The Development of British Industry and Foreign Competition 1875-1914, 1969 29. Notes and typescript reviews of A.M. McBriar, Fabian Socialism and English Politics 1884-1918, 1968 30. Typescript review of David Boulton, Objection Over-ruled, 1967, with attached letter from Royden [Harrison?] to Saville commenting on Saville's interpretation of A.J.P. Taylor 31. Typescript review of John Bowle, England: A Portrait, Stella Davies, Living Through the Industrial Revolution and E.W. Martin, Country Life in England, 1960 32. Proof copy review of C.S. Orwin and E.H. Whetham, History of British Agriculture 1846-1914, 1965 33. Typescript review of Jack Simmons, Britain and the World. A Study of Power and Influence, 1965 34. Typescript review of Henry Parris, Government and the Railways in Nineteenth Century Britain, 1965 35. Typescript review of K.S. Inglis, Churches and the Working Classes in Victorian England, 1963 36. Typescript review of G. Turner, The Car Makers, 1964 37. Typescript review of Henry Pelling, A History of British Trade Unionism, 1963 38. Typescript review of Torben Christensen, Origin and History of Christian Socialism 1848-54, 1963 39. Typescript review of Ferdynand Zweig, The Worker is an Affluent Society 40. Typescript review of George W. Hilton, The Truck System including a History of the British Truck Actgs, 1465-1960 41. Typescript review of Sheldon S. Wolin, Politics and Vision 42. Typescript review of Royden Harrison, Before the Socialists, Studies in Labour and Politics, 1861 to 1881 and Henry Collins and Chimen Abramsky, Karl Marx and the British Labour Movement 43. Typescript and press cutting reviews of H. Pelling, A Short History of the Labour PartY, 1965 44. Typescript review of Henry Collins and Chimen Abramsky's book on the International Working Men's Association 45. Typescript review of R. Page Arnot, William Morris. The Man and the Myth, 1964 46. Typescript review of G. Myrdal, Challenge to Affluence, 1963 1 file

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U DJS/3/35 Writing & Lecture File. Reviews by John Saville c.1960s- Contains material relating to book and paper reviews written by 1980s Saville. Material comprises: 1. Ben Pimlot, Labour and the Left in the 1930s (offprint) 2. Collection of essays by Anderson (manuscript draft) 3. John Stevenson and Chris Cook, The Slump: Society and Politics during the Depression (offprint) 4. S.A. Weaver, John Fielden and the Politics of Popular Radicalism 1832-1847 (typescript draft) 5. Kevin Morgan, Against Facism and War. Ruptures and Continuities in British Communist Politics 1935-1941 (typescript draft) 6. Perry Anderson, Passages from Antiquity to Feudalism and Perry Anderson, Lineages of the Absolutist State (press cutting) 7. A.P. Thompson, The Habit of Authority: Paternalism in British History (press cutting) 8. David C. Marsh, The Changing Social Structure of England and Wales, 1871-1951 (typescript draft) 9. Christabel S. Orwin and Edith H. Whetham, History of British Agriculture 1846-1914 (typescript draft) 10. H.A. Clegg, Alan Fox and A.F. Thompson, A History of British Trade Unions Since 1889 Volume 1: 1889-1910 (press cutting) 11. Henry Collins and Chimen Abramsky, Karl Marx and the British Labour Movement (press cutting) 12. R.P. Arnot, William Morris, the Man and the Myth (press cutting) 13. Nigel Harris and John Palmer, World Crisis: Essays in Revolutionary Socialism, Krishan Kumar, Revolution: The Theory and Practice of a European Idea, John Gerassi, Towards Revolution (press cutting) 14. Harold Perkin, The Age of the Railway, Denis Judd, The Victorian Empire, Malcolm I. Thomis, The Luddites: Machine Breaking in Regency England (press cutting) 15. J.F.C. Harrison, The Early Victorians, Geoffrey Best, Mid- Victorian Britain, Noreen Branson and Margot Heinemann, Britain in the Nineteen Thirties (press cutting) 16. W.R. Garside, The Durham Miners 1919-1960 (offprint) 17. Sir Charles Petrie, Stout Tory History (press cutting) 18. E. Eldon Barry, Nationalisation in British Politics. The Historical Background (typescript draft) 19. H.A. Clegg, Alan Fox, A.F. Thompson, A History of British Trade Unions Since 1889 Volume I 1889-1910 (typescript draft) 20. Asa Briggs, Fabian Essays (typescript draft) 21. J.E. Williams, The Derbyshire Miners: A Study in Industrial and Social History (typescript draft) 22. Michael Drake (ed.), Applied Historical Studies: An Introductory Reader (typescript draft)

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23. R.G. Garnett, Co-operation and the Owenite Socialist Communities in Britain 1825-45 (typescript draft) 24. George W. Hilton, The Truck System including a History of the British Truck Acts 1465-1960 (offprint) 25. C.S. Orwin and E.H. Whetham, History of British Agriculture 1846-1914 (offprint) 26. Sir Francis Hill, Georgian Lincoln, M.A. Havinden, Estate Villages, K.J. Allison, M.W. Beresford and J.G. Hurst, The Deserted Villages of Northamptonshire (typescript draft) 27. Grace Carlton, Friedrich Engels: The Shadow Prophet (typescript draft) 28. Dr Eric Kerridge, The Agricultural Revolution, C.S. and C.S. Orwin, The Open Fields, W.E. Tate, The English Village Community and the Enclosure Movements, Sir William Gavin, Ninety Years of Family Farming, W.G. Hoskin, Fieldwork in Local History, M.D. Anderson, History by the Highway (typescript draft) 29. Joan Thirsk (ed.), The Agrarian History of England and Wales Vol.IV 1500-1640, T.W. Freeman, H.B. Rodgers and R.H. Kinvig (eds.), Lancashire, Cheshire and the Isle of Man, Robert Wood, West Hartlepool, Elizabeth Beazley, Madocks and the Wonder of Wales, Robert Trow-Smith, Life From the Land: The Growth of Farming in Western Europe (typescript draft) 30. Aldcroft (ed.), The Development of British Industry and Foreign Competition 1875-1914 (offprint) 31. Neville Kirk, Labour and Society in Britain and the USA Vol.1., Capitalism, Custom and Protest 1780-1850 and Vol.2 Challenge and Accommodation 1850-1939 (typescript draft) 32. Stephen Brooke, Labour's War. The Labour Party during the Second World War (typescript draft) 33. Maurice Isserman, Which Side Were You On?: The American Communist Party During the Second World War (offprint) 34. Noreen Branson and Bill Moore, Our History: Labour- Communist Relations. Part II 1935-1945, Bill Moore, Labour- Communist Relations. Part III (press cutting) 35. Harvey J. Kaye and Keith McClelland (eds.), E.P. Thompson: Critical Perspectives (proof copy) 36. Denis Macshane, International Labour and the Origins of the Cold War (press cutting) 37. Denis Macshane, International Labour and the Origins of the Cold War (typescript draft) 38. Malcolm MacEwen, The Greening of a Red (typescript draft) 39. Harvey J. Kaye and Keith McClelland (eds.), E.P. Thompson: Critical Perspectives (typescript draft) 40. Jack Reynolds, The Great Paternalist. Titus Salt and the Growth of Nineteenth-Century Bradford (typescript draft) 41. Maurice Isserman, Which Side Were You On? The American Communist Party During the Second World War (typescript draft)

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42. David Howell, British Workers and Labour Party 1888-1906 (typescript and drafts) 43. Tony Dickson (ed.), Capital and Class in Scotland (typescript draft) 44. Dermot Keogh, The Rise of the Irish Working Class. The Dublin Trade Union Movement and Labour Leadership 1890- 1914 (typescript draft) 45. Stephen Koss, The Rise and Fall of the Political Press in Britain.The Nineteenth Century (typescript draft) 46. Stephen Castles, Heather Booth and Tina Wallace, Here for Good. Western Europe's New Ethnic Minorities, Peter Fryer, Staying Power. The History of Black People in Britain (typescript draft) 47. Mike Squires, Saklatvala. A Political Biography (typescript draft) 48. David Weinbrun, Generating Socialism Recollections of Life in the Labour Party (typescript draft) 49. Peter Weiler, British Labour and the Cold War (typescript draft) 50. Harvey J. Kaye and Keith McClelland (eds.), E.P. Thompson, Critical Perspectives (offprint) 51. John Stevenson and Chris Cook, The Slump: Society and Politics during the Depression (offprint) 52. E.P. Thompson, Customs in Common (typescript draft) 53. Noreen Branson and Bill Moore, Our History: Labour- Communist Relations. Part II 1935-1945, Bill Moore, Labour- Communist Relations. Part III (typescript draft) 54. Noreen Branson, History of the Communist Party of Great Britain 1927-1941 (typescript draft) 55. E.J. Hobsbawm, The Age of Empire 1875-1914 (typescript draft) 56. Prof A., The Rise of the Technocrats: A Social History' (typescript draft) 57. Books to be Remembered (typescript drafts) 58. J.J. Sheehan, Germany from German History, 1770-1866 (typescript draft) 59. Harvey J. Kaye and Keith McClelland (ed.), E.P. Thompson, Critical Perspectives (typescript draft) 60. Eric Hobsbawm, Age of Revolution 1789-1848 (press cutting) 61. Nancy Stepan, The Idea if Race in Science: Great Britain 1800-1960 (typescript) 1 file

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U DJS/3/36 Writing & Lecture File. Reviews of John Saville's Writings c.1960s- Contains material relating to reviews of papers and books 1980s written by Saville. Material comprises: 1. Subfile of reviews re '1848: The British State and the Chartist Movement' 2. Subfile of reviews re 'The Politics of Continuity' 3. Subfile of reviews re 'Essays in Labour History' 4. Subfile of reviews re 'Strict Settlement - A Guide For Historians' (includes publication agreement for the same between Saville and the University of Hull, Mar 1983) 5. Subfile of reviews re 'The Labour Movement in Britain' 6. Subfile of reviews re 'Earnest Jones - Chartist' 7. Subfile of reviews re 'Miscellaneous'. Note: Artificial file 1 bundle

U DJS/3/37 Writing & Lecture File. Social Welfare Miscellany c.1950s- Contains material relating to papers and lectures by Saville on 1960s the subject of social welfare. Material comprises: 1. Manuscript lecture notes 'From Poverty to Welfare - The Development of the Social Services Lecture I (Part 1 and 2)' 2. Manuscript research notes 'Cost of Social Services' 3. Manuscript lecture notes 'Social History 1918-1939 Lecture I' 4. Typescript quote re Canon Blackley on Prince Bismark's Scheme of Compulsory Insurance 5. Manuscript lecture notes 'Ownership - Capital and Income Lecture IV' 6. Manuscript lecture notes 'Income Distribution Lecture V' 7. Manuscript research notes 'Workmen's Compensation Bill' 8. Manuscript research notes 'P.J.D. Notes' 9. Manuscript research notes 'Definition of Welfare State' 10. Manuscript lecture notes 'The Evolution of the Welfare State' 11. Typescript lecture notes 'Population Problems 1700 to the Present Day' 12. Typescript lecture notes re the causes of tax being underpaid 13. Typescript research notes 'H. Campion on Public and Private Property in Great Britain' 14. Typescript paper titled 'Bourgeois & Petit-Bourgeois Radicalism in Britain', thought to be written by Eric J. Hobsbawm c.1950s 15. Typescript paper 'Economic Policy and Social Welfare', 1964 16. Press cuttings and copy articles on variety of social welfare issues 1 file

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U DJS/3/38 Writing & Lecture File. Sources and Historiography - Great 1974 Britain 1750-1950 (BBC Open University) Contains material relating to paper by Saville on the subject of sources and historiography recorded for the BBC as part of the Open University. Material comprises: 1. Correspondence between Saville and BBC, Apr-Jun 1974 2. Two typescript drafts of paper 'Biography and Social History' 3. Typescript transcript of paper recorded by Saville as part of the OU Arts Faculty's IV Level Course A401 on 28 Jun 1974 4. Reading list for course A401 5. List of material to be covered in course A401 1 file

U DJS/3/39 Writing & Lecture File. The 1930s British Communist Party c.1956- Contains material relating to papers and lectures by Saville on 1970s the subject of the British Communist Party in the 1930s. Material comprises: 1. Typescript paper 'The Twentieth Congress and the British Communist Party' 2. Typescript paper 'Further Thoughts on 1956 and the British Communist Party' 3. Typescript paper 'The Communist Party, 1920-1950: A Select Bibliography with Commentary' 4. Typescript list of reasons why 'The Communist Party of Great Britain as present constituted is likely to continue in its failure to make progress', c.1956 5. Typescript draft of untitled book, 'Chapter 8 Communist Part A' only, [written by Saville?] 6. Manuscript notes, press cuttings, copy articles from The Labour Monthly in the 1930s 7. Manuscript notes and typescript footnotes for paper 'The Communist Experience' 1 file

U DJS/3/40 Writing & Lecture File. The Land Question 1800-1850 / c.1950s- Agriculture and 19th Century 1970s Contains material relating to papers and lectures by Saville on the subject of agriculture in the 19th century. Material comprises: 1. Typescript lecture notes 'Enclosure and Labour Supply' 2. Manuscript lecture notes 'Middle Class Radicalism and the Land Question' 3. Manuscript research notes 'Cottage System' 4. Manuscript research notes 'Agriculture' 5. Manuscript research notes 'Agriculture' 6. Manuscript bibliography 'On Farms & Agricultural Education' 7. Manuscript research notes 'Ricardo on Reform' 8. Manuscript research notes, social & political state of Europe 9. Manuscript research notes 'Cottage Economy' 10. Manuscript research notes 'James Cropper and Agricultural Improvement'

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11. Manuscript lecture notes re Malthus and Opponents 12. Manuscript research notes 'Allotments of Land' 13. Manuscript research notes 'Natural Distress Its Causes and Remedies' 14. Manuscript research notes 'Condition of the Agricultural Labourer (Allotments)' 15. Manuscript research notes, Thornton on Peasant Proprietors and Ireland 16. Manuscript research notes, Henry Colman on Agriculture & Rural Economy in France, Belgium, Holland & Switzerland 17. Manuscript research notes re Thornton on Over-Population and its Remedy 18. Manuscript research notes re Laing on Natural Distress - Its Causes and Remedies 19. Manuscript research notes re Laing's Observations on the Social and Political State of the European People in 1848-49 20. Manuscript research notes 'Primogeniture and Peasant Proprietors' 21. Manuscript research notes 'John Stuart Mill on Allotments' 22. Manuscript research notes re Encyclopedia Britannica on Cottage System and Agriculture 23. Manuacript research notes re Alison on 'Principles of Population and their Connection with Human Happiness' 24. Manuscript research notes re Simonde de Sesmondi on 'Nouveaux Principles d'Economic Politique' 25. Manuscript research notes re John Stuart Mill on 'Unsettled Questions of Political Economy' 26. Manuscript research notes 'Political Economy and the Philosophy of Government' 27. Manuscript research notes re Simonde de Sesmondi 'Etudes sur l'Economie Politique' 28. Manuscript research notes from Westminster Review 29. Manuscript research notes 'The Small Holdings Craze' 30. Manuscript lecture notes 'Agriculture 1830-1880' 31. Manuscript research notes William Fowler's 'Thoughts on Free Trade in Land' 32. Manuscript research notes re House of Lords debates on Proprietors of Land or Houses in the UK 33. Manuscript research notes 'The Land Question' 34. Manuscript lecture notes 'The Land Question and Social Politics' 35. Typescript lecture notes 'Economic Aims of the Middle Class Radicals 1850-1880' 36. Manuscript research notes, 'Cobden & Bright at Rochdale' 37. Manuscript lecture notes 'Free Trade in Land' 38. Manuscript research notes 'Cobden Speeches' 39. Manuscript partial lecture notes re Middle Class reformers and Free Trade in land 40. Manuscipt lecture notes 'The Land Question' 41. Subfile of typescript reading lists 42. Subfile of manuscript notes, 'The Land Question pre-1800' 1 file

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U DJS/3/41 Writing & Lecture File. The Land Question and Agriculture c.1950s- 1850-1880 1980s Contains material relating to papers and lectures by Saville on the subject of agriculture in the 19th century. Material comprises: 1. Manuscript draft of lecture 'Some Aspects of the Land Question in the 19th Century' (delivered Cambridge 1 Dec 1978) 2. Manuscript draft of paper 'Public Opinion and Rural Problems Before 1914' (in two parts) 3. Manuscript draft of paper 'Free Trade in Land' 4. Manuscript draft of untitled paper on Mill and the rural economy 5. Typescript paper 'The English Land System and its Critics up to the 1870s 6. Manuscript note re revisions to a book (untitled 7. Manuscript lecture notes 'The Land Question in the 19th Century' 8. Typescript partial draft of an untitled paper re the Land Question 9. Typescript partial draft of an untitled paper re the Land Question 10. Manuscript notes and typescript draft of paper 'Mill and Peasant Proprietorship' 11. Manuscript lecture notes 'Public Opinion and Agricultural Depression' 12. Typescript lecture notes 'The Great Depression in Industry and Agriculture 1875-1914' 13. Memorandum from Lucy to Saville re work by J.E. Ritchie on Freehold Land Societies 14. Pamphlet 'Address on The Land Question' by unknown author 15. Manuscript research notes 1 file

U DJS/3/42 Writing & Lecture File. The National Question c.1950s- Contains material relating to papers and lectures by Saville on 1960s the subject of The National Question. Material comprises: 1. Manuscript lecture notes 'The National Question' 2. Manuscript lecture notes 'Stalin. The National Problem in Foundations of Leninism' 3. Manuscript lecture notes 'Lenin on the Right of Nations to Self-Determination' 4. Manuscript lecture notes 'Stalin Report on the National Question' 5. Manuscript lecture notes 'Stalin. Marxism and the National Question' 6. Manuscript notes 'Questions Morning Session' 1 file

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U DJS/3/43 Writing & Lecture File. Trade Unions and the Law c.1994 Contains material relating to papers and lectures by Saville on the subject of The 1906 Trades Dispute Act. Material comprises: 1. Manuscript lecture notes 'Central problem for capitalist society re labour force' (delivered Marxism '94, 9 Jul 1994) 2. Manuscript note '1906 Trade Disputes Act lecture 3 March '94' (lecture not present) 3. Typescript draft paper 'The Trade Disputes Act of 1906 and its Relevance Today' (delivered Summer 1994 at TUC) 4. Typescript paper 'The Trade Disputes Act of 1906' 5. Manuscript letter from John G to Saville 1906 Trade Disputes Act and 1902 standing order, 3 Sep 1995 6. Manuscript research notes 1 file

U DJS/3/44 Writing & Lecture File. UK WWII and Post 1945 (British Military c.1980s- Chiefs and J.E. Planning Committee) 1990s Contains material relating to papers and lectures by Saville on the subject of the UK during WWII and post 1945. Material comprises: 1. Manuscript notes taken whilst studying archival sources 2. Manuscript research notes 1 file

U DJS/3/45 Writing & Lecture File. US Bases in Britain 1948 Onwards and c.1950s- The Atomic Bomb 1980s Contains material relating to papers and lectures by Saville on the subject of US bases in Britain from 1948 and the atom bomb. Material comprises: 1. Manuscript note pinned to original file cover 2. Subfile of manuscript lecture notes on British economy, US policy, anti-Semitism 3. Manuscript notes and draft conclusion to untitled paper on American bases 4. Manuscript notes 'to be done' 5. Manuscript lecture notes 'US Bases in Britain' 6. Manuscript notes 7. Press cuttings and copy articles 8. Subfile of papers from John G. 9. Subfile of manuscript lecture notes on American domination of Britain, USSR peace policy, criticism of US intelligence, Bevin on Greece, Russia and war, future war, arms and America, anti-soviet basis of foreign policy 1 file

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U DJS/3/46 Writing & Lecture File. Valentine Cunningham and the Poetry c.1970s- of the Spanish Civil War 1980s Contains material relating to papers and lectures by Saville on the subject of Valentine Cunningham and the poetry of Spanish Civil War. Material comprises: 1. Typescript and manuscript comments of various persons re a paper written by Saville on Valentine Cunningham 2. Proof copy of paper 'Valentine Cunningham and the Poetry of the Spanish Civil War', 1981 3. Typescript first draft paper 'Valentine Cunningham and the Poetry of the Spanish Civil War 4. Typescript paper 'Medical and Humanitarian Aid for Republican Spain, 1936-1939' 5. Syllabus for short course 'No Pasaran! Wales and the Spanish Civil War' organised by University College of Swansea, 1977 1 file

U DJS/3/47 Writing & Lecture File. Victorian Commerce c.1960s Contains material relating to papers and lectures by Saville on the subject of Victorian commerce. Material comprises: 1. Manuscript notes from the Economist in the period 1860s- 1870s 1 file

U DJS/3/48 Writing & Lecture File. Victorian Ideology and Anti-Industrialism c.1960s Contains material relating to papers and lectures by Saville on the subject of Victorian Ideology and Anti-Industrialism. Material comprises: 1. Typescript notes 'Victorian Sages' and 'Dickens on Utilitarianism and Political Economy' for 3rd year students on Victorian Literature module 2. Manuscript research notes 'J.S. Mill' 3. Manuscript lecture notes 'John Stuart Mill' 4. Manuscript lecture notes 'J.S. Mill (1806-1873)' 5. Manuscript research notes 'J.S. Mill' 6. Manuscript research notes 'Mill' 7. Manuscript lecture notes 'Thomas Carlyle' 8. Manuscript lecture notes 'Ruskin' 9. Typescript background notes 'Notes on Jeremy Bentham 1748-1832' 10. Manuscript lecture notes 'J.S. Mill on Bentham' 1 file

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U DJS/3/49 Writing & Lecture File. Victorian Working Class c.1960s- Contains material relating to papers and lectures by Saville on 1980s the subject of Victorian Working Class. Material comprises: 1. Manuscript lecture notes 'The Engineer in the 19th Century' 2. Manuscript lecture notes 'Sheffield, Trade Unionism and the Outrages' 3. Manuscript lecture notes 'Birmingham Trades' 4. Typescript background notes 'Workers' Holidays 1840-1900' 5. Typescript background notes 'Notes on Leisure in the Industrial Period: Music' 6. Typescript background notes 'Phrenology' 7. Typescript background notes 'Working Class Astronomy' 8. Typescript background notes 'Shropshire' 9. Typescript reading list 'The Victorian Working Class' for Hull’s Department of Economic & Social History Year II course 10. Typescript lecture notes 'The Urban Workers to 1850 - Social History Lecture 2' 11. Typescript lecture notes 'Varieties of Working Class Culture in Britain 1880-1939', May 1986 1 file

U DJS/3/50 Writing & Lecture File. Women - Law, Reform and Society c.1960s- Contains material relating to papers and lectures by Saville on 1990s the subject of Women, Law Reform and Society. Material comprises: 1. Manuscript lecture notes 'Women in the 20th Century' 2. Manuscript research notes 'Women in England 1870-1950' 3. Typescript paper for Sydney Smith lecture 'Aspects of the Social Economy of Working Class Women in 19th Century Britain' (two drafts) 4. Manuscript research notes 'A Century of Law Reform' 5. Typescript research notes 'Prostitution' 6. Manuscript research notes 'Early Victorian Women' 7. Manuscript lecture notes 'Women and Society' 8. Manuscript lecture notes 'Women in Mid-Victorian Britain' 9. Manuscript lecture notes 'Women and Society 1850-1950' 10. Manuscript lecture notes 'Lecture Two The Changing Family 1850-1950' 11. Manuscript notes 'Lecture Three Working Class Women' 12. Manuscript notes 'Lecture Four The Middle Class Women' 13. Manuscript research notes re women in Victorian industry 14. Manuscript research notes 'Prosperity and Parenthood' 15. Manuscript research notes 'Popular Fiction 100 Years Ago' 16. Typescript research notes re divorce in England 17. Manuscript research notes re wives of Durham miners 18. Manuscript research notes '1882 Married Womens' Property Act' 19. Typescript partial draft of untitled paper on women in the Victorian period 20. Manuscript lecture notes 'Social Economy of Women' 1 file

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U DJS/3/51 Writing & Lecture File. Women - The Family, Divorce and c.1960s- Feminist Movement 1990s Contains material relating to papers and lectures by Saville on the subject of Women, Family, Divorce and Feminist Movement. Material comprises: 1. Typescript letter with comments on article by Saville from Barbara Taylor 2. Typescript paper 'Robert Owen: The Family and the Marriage System' 3. Manuscript lecture notes 'The Suffragette Movement 1906- 1914' 4. Manuscript lecture notes 'The Feminist Movement' 5. Manuscript lecture notes 'Prostitution' 6. Manuscript lecture notes 'Lecture V Women and Literature' 7. Manuscript lecture notes 'The Changing Family' 8. Manuscript lecture notes 'Social History of Women in 20th Century' 9. Typescript 'Analysis of Domestic Servants from Census Returns for 1851-1911' 10. Manuscript research notes 1 file

U DJS/3/52 Writing & Lecture File. Publicity re Lectures c.1970s- Contains material relating to papers and lectures by Saville on 2000s various subjects. Material comprises: 1. Publicity flyers, posters and programmes advertising lectures and conferences featuring Saville Note: Artificial file 1 file

U DJS/3/53 Writing & Lecture File. Miscellaneous Notes c.1950s- Contains material relating to papers and lectures by Saville on 1990s various subjects. Material comprises: 1. Manuscript loose research notes made whilst preparing papers and lectures Note: Artificial file 1 file

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U DJS/4 Pamphlet Files 1800s- Series of files containing pamphlets collected by John Saville 2000s during the course of his academic career and political life. Pamphlets relate to a wide variety of subjects, usually politically left leaning, and subjects covered include: 1956 and the Hungary episode; trade unions; Soviet Union; Communist Party and Communism; Labour Party; Independent Labour Party; Council for Academic Freedom; Chartism; Fascism and Anti-Fascism; Socialism; Germany; Ireland; Greece; Peace Movement; prisons; religion; Vietnam; Communist writers; National Council for Civil Liberties; Union of Democratic Control. Files within this series have been arranged alphabetically by subject. Original pamphlet files were received from depositor having being arranged by subject, alongside a number of loose pamphlets. Therefore, these loose pamphlets have also been collated into artificial files by subject during cataloguing. This decision was taken to reflect the original intention of Saville as the curator of this material. Where a file is an artificially created file, this is noted at item level. 68 files

U DJS/4/1 Pamphlet File. 1956/1957 1956- File containing pamphlets relating to the years 1956/7 during 1957 which the 'New Left' split from the Communist Party of Great Britain occurred. Contains the following: 1. Socialist Revolt Vol.1 No.10, Sep-Oct 1957 2. Subfile of draft political resolutions of the the Revolutionary Socialist League Annual National Congress (1957) 3. James Klugman's notes for the Fifty One Society's discussion on 'Has Marxism Failed?', 30 Apr 1957 4. World Socialist Vol.2 No.1, Dec 1956 5. Workers International Review Vol.1 No.1, Sep-Oct 1956 6. International Socialist Review, Summer 1957 7. Flyer for London Socialist Forum Bulletin, c.1957 8. Flyer for Journal of the Socialist Forum Movement, Jun 1957 9. International Socialist Review, Summer 1956 10. Jewish Clarion, New Series No.8, Jun 1956 11. Our History Pamphlet No.3, Autumn 1956 12. Socialist Current, Oct 1956 13. Socialist Current, Vol.1 No.7, Dec 1956 14. Socialist Current, Vol.2 No.1, Jan 1957 15. Socialist Current, Vol.2 No.4, [1957?] 16. Vanguard Pamphlet No.3, Sep 1956 17. Vanguard Pamphlet 'What Next for Labour?' 18. Flyer for The Newsletter a service to socialists, Apr 1957 19. The Newsletter Weekly Journal of the Socialist Labour League Vol.6 No.229, 30 Dec 1961 20. The Newsletter Weekly Journal of the Socialist Labour League Vol.6 No.230, 6 Jan 1962 21. The Newsletter Weekly Journal of the Socialist Labour League Vol.6 No.231, 13 Jan 1962

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22. The Newsletter a service to socialists, Vol.1 No.1, 10 May 1957 23. The Newsletter a service to socialists, Vol.1 No.3, 24 May 1957 24. The Newsletter a service to socialists, Vol.1 No.4, 31 May 1957 25. The Newsletter a service to socialists, Vol.1 No.5, 7 Jun 1957 26. The Newsletter a service to socialists, Vol.1 No.6, 15 Jun 1957 27. The Newsletter a service to socialists, Vol.1 No.7, 22 Jun 1957 28. The Newsletter a service to socialists, Vol.1 No.8, 29 Jun 1957 29. The Newsletter a service to socialists, Vol.1 No.9, 6 Jul 1957 30. The Newsletter a service to socialists, Vol.1 No.10, 13 Jul 1957 31. The Newsletter a service to socialists, Vol.1 No.11, 20 Jul 1957 32. The Newsletter a service to socialists, Vol.1 No.12, 27 Jul 1957 33. The Newsletter a service to socialists, Vol.1 No.13, 3 Aug 1957 34. The Newsletter a service to socialists, Vol.1 No.14, 10 Aug 1957 35. The Newsletter a service to socialists, Vol.1 No.15, 17 Aug 1957 36. The Newsletter a service to socialists, Vol.1 No.19, 14 Sep 1957 37. The Nation, 23 Jun 1956 38. The Nation, 3 Mar 1956 39. The Nation, 17 Mar 1956 40. The Nation, 25 Feb 1956 41. L'Entincelle No.3, Mar 1957 [French] 42. L'Entincelle, Special Issue, 10 May 1957 [French] 43. L'Entincelle No.2, Jan 1957 [French] 44. Supplement a L'Entincelle, Apr 1957 [French] 45. UNIR Pour le Socialism, Jul 1957 [French] 46. UNIR Pour le Socialism, Aug 1957 [French] 47. Soviet News, 29 Oct 1956 48. Soviet News, 11 Oct 1957 49. Revolt The Organ of the Socialist Workers Federation No.6 50. Revolt The Organ of the Socialist Workers Federation No.2 51. Revolt The Organ of the Socialist Workers Federation No.4 52. Socialist Revolt (incorporating Revolt) Organ of the Socialist Workers' Federation, Vol.1 No.7, Oct-Dec 1957 53. Socialist Revolt (incorporating Revolt) Organ of the Socialist Workers' Federation, Vol.1, May 1956 54. Workers News Bulletin (Published by the Workers' League), Vol.3 No.40, 19 Jan 1957

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55. Flyer issued by the Workers' League 'Trotskyism - A Sham Force' 56. Membership card, The Workers Party, 1956/7 57. Notice of protest meeting on 21 Nov 1956, organised by the Workers League and other organisations 58. Workers News Bulletin (Published by the Workers' League), Vol.3 No.28, 27 Oct 1956 59. Workers News Bulletin (Published by the Workers' League), Vol.3 No.29, 3 Nov 1956 60. Workers News Bulletin (Published by the Workers' League), Vol.3 No.30, 10 Nov 1956 61. Workers News Bulletin (Published by the Workers' League), Vol.3 No.31, 17 Nov 1956 62. Workers News Bulletin (Published by the Workers' League), Vol.3 No.32, 24 Nov 1956 63. Workers News Bulletin (Published by the Workers' League), Vol.3 No.33, 1 Dec 1956 64. Workers News Bulletin (Published by the Workers' League), Vol.3 No.34, 8 Dec 1956 65. Workers News Bulletin (Published by the Workers' League), Vol.3 No.35, 15 Dec 1956 66. Workers News Bulletin (Published by the Workers' League), Vol.3 No.36, 22 Dec 1956 67. Workers News Bulletin (Published by the Workers' League), Vol.3 No.37, 29 Dec 1956 68. Workers News Bulletin (Published by the Workers' League), Vol.3 No.38, 5 Jan 1957 69. Workers News Bulletin (Published by the Workers' League), Vol.3 No.39, 12 Jan 1957 70. Outlook an Australian Socialist Review, Vol.1 No.1, Jun-Jul 1957 71. Pamphlet, Peter Fryer, Hungary and the Communist Party: An Appeal Against Expulsion, 1957 72. Newsletter, Socialist Newsletter, No.2, Mar 1957 73. University Newsletter No.10, Dec 1955 74. Reprint of Wiktor Woroszylski, Diary of a Revolt: Budapest Through Socialist Eyes [3 Jan 1957] 75. Booklet, Oscar Lange, Some Problems Relating to the Polish Road to Socialism, 1957 1 file

U DJS/4/2 Pamphlet File. Amalgamated Engineering Union c.1930s- File containing pamphlets published by the Amalgamated 1960s Engineering Union (AEU). Contains the following: 1. Monthly Journal of the AEU, No.133, Aug 1931 2. Your Rights: Women & Girls in Engineering (AEU) 1 file

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U DJS/4/3 Pamphlet File. British Soviet Friendship Society 1950s File containing pamphlets published by the British Soviet Friendship Society (BSFS). Contains the following: 1. Pamphlet, William Wainwright, The Forced Labour Swindle, n.d. 2. Leaflet, 'Jews in Russia; Zionism & USA - Facts that everyone should know, Feb 1953 3. Typescript circular, A Note on Mr Edward Crankshaw and Soviet Living Standards, 8 May 1951 4. Typescript diary for private circulation written by a British attendee of the Moscow Economic Conference, n.d. 1 file

U DJS/4/4 Pamphlet File. Bulletin of the Society for the Study of Labour 1961- History 1963 File containing pamphlets published by the Society for the Study of Labour History. Contains the following: 1. Bulletin, No.7, Autumn 1963 2. Bulletin, No.6, Spring 1963 3. Bulletin, No.5, Autumn 1962 4. Bulletin, No.4, Spring 1962 5. Bulletin, No.2, Spring 1961 1 file

U DJS/4/5 Pamphlet File. CAFD 1971- File containing pamphlets published by the Council for 2009 Academic Freedom and Democracy (CAFD). Contains the following: 1. Pamphlet, John Griffith, The Attack on Higher Education, Oct 1987 2. Pamphlet, John Griffith, Universities and the State: The Next Steps, Nov 1989 3. Pamphlet, Craigie College of Education: The Findings of a Commission of Inquiry established by the Council for Academic Freedom and Democracy in February 1971 4. Pamphlet, The Arblaster Case: The Findings of a Commission of Inquiry established by the Council for Academic Freedom and Democracy in October 1970 5. Pamphlet: The Craig Affair: The Background to the Case of Dr David Craig and Others, University of Lancaster, Apr 1972 6. Circular, Minutes of E.C. Meeting of 29 May 1981 7. Circular letter to E.C. members ahead of meeting on 29 May 1981 8. Circular, Minutes of an AGM of CAFD held 13 Dec 1980 at LSE 9. Newsletter, CAFAS Update No.59, 14 Jul 2008 10. Newsletter, CAFAS Updated No.63, 19 Jun 2009 Note: Artificial File 1 file

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U DJS/4/6 Pamphlet File. Chartism and Owenism 1849- File containing pamphlets on the subject of Chartism. 1987 Contains the following: 1. Pamphlet, James Davies, The Chartist Movement in Monmouthshire (Newport Chartist Centenary Committee, 1939) 2. Pamphlet, John L. Baxter, Early Chartism and Labour Class Struggle: South Yorkshire 1837-1840 3. Pamphlet, A.J. Peacock, Bradford Chartism 1838-1840, Borthwick Papers No.36 (St Anthony's Press, York, 1969) 4. Pamphlet, Asa Briggs, The Local Background of Chartism (Macmillan, 1959) 5. Pamphlet, Asa Briggs, National Bearings [Macmillan, 1959?] 6. Pamphlet, D.G. Wright, The Chartist Risings in Bradford (Bradford Library and Information Service, 1987) 7. Pamphlet, Philip Collins, Thomas Cooper, The Chartist: Byron and the 'Poets of the Poor', Nottingham Byron Lecture 1969 (Nottingham University, 1969) 8. Offprint, Shijie Guan, Chartism and the First Opium War (History Workshop Journal Issue 24, Autumn 1987) 9. Photocopy of pamphlet, Thomas Clark (provisional secretary to the National Charter Association) 'Reflections upon the past policy and future prospects of the Chartist Party. Also a letter of condemnation of private assassination as recommended by Mr G.J. Harney' (Samuel Boonham, 1850) 10. Catalogue for Dorothy Thompson (ed.), Chartism: Working- Class Politics in the Industrial Revolution (Garland Publishing) 11. Pamphlet, E.V. Jones, Robert Owen (Severn Press, 1970) 12. Pamphlet, Robert Dale Owen, Moral Physiology or A Brief and Plain Treatise on The Population Question (1849) 13. Pamphlet, Henry Travis, The Co-operative System of Society - A Pamphlet for the Owen Centenary (1871) 1 file

U DJS/4/7 Pamphlet File. Comintern / The 1940s File containing pamphlets published by Comintern. Contains the following: 1. Journal, Monthly Organ of The Executive Committee of the Communist International, No.1, 1940 2. Journal, Monthly Organ of The Executive Committee of the Communist International, No.9, n.d. 1 file

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U DJS/4/8a Pamphlet File. Communist Party (Part 1) 1927- File containing pamphlets published by the Communist Party of 1979 Great Britain (CPGB). Contains the following: 1. Pamphlet, CPGB 20th National Congress, Report of the Executive Committee, Feb 1947-Nov 1947 2. Pamphlet, CPGB 19th National Congress, Report of the Executive Committee, Dec 1945-Nov 1946 3. Pamphlet, CPGB 32nd National Congress, Report of the Executive Committee, Aug 1969-Jul 1971 4. Pamphlet, CPGB 30th National Congress, Report of the Executive Committee, Aug 1965-Jul 1967 5. Pamphlet, CPGB Report of the 18th National Congress, Nov 1945 6. Pamphlet, CPGB Resolution on Demobilisation Passed at the 18th National Congress, London, 24-26 Nov 1945 7. Pamphlet, CPGB 18th Congress Resolutions and Agenda, Nov 1945 8. Pamphlet, CPGB Unity and Victory: Report of the 16th Congress, 1943 9. Pamphlet, CPGB Report of the Central Committee to the 16th Party Congress, Oct 1939 10. Pamphlet, CPGB Draft Programme to be submitted to the 16th Party Congress, Oct 1939 11. Pamphlet, CPGB Report of the Central Committee to the 15th Party Congress, Birmingham, Sep 1938 12. Pamphlet, CPGB Agenda and Draft Resolutions 15th Party Congress, Birmingham, Sep 1938 13. Pamphlet, CPGB Report of the Central Committee to the 14th National Congress 14. Pamphlet, CPGB Reports, Theses and Resolutions of the 9th Congress, Salford, Oct 1927 15. Pamphlet, CPGB 29th Congress Report, Nov 1965 16. Pamphlet, CPGB 29th Congress Report of the Executive Committee, Jan 1963-Jul 1965 17. Pamphlet, CPGB 28th National Congress Report of the Executive Committee, Jan 1961-Dec 1962 18. Pamphlet, CPGB 28th Congress Report, Easter 1963 19. Pamphlet, CPGB 27th Congress Report, Easter 1961 20. Pamphlet, CPGB 27th National Congress Report of the Executive Committee, Jan 1959-Dec 1960 21. Pamphlet, CPGB 26th Congress Report, Mar 1959 22. Pamphlet, CPGB 26th National Congress Report of the Executive Committee, Jan 1956-Dec 1958 23. Pamphlet, CPGB 25th Congress Report, Apr 1957 24. Pamphlet, CPGB Resolutions and Proceedings 24th National Congress, 1956 25. Pamphlet, CPGB 24th National Congress Report of the Executive Committee, Jan 1954-Dec 1955 26. Pamphlet, CPGB 22nd National Congress Draft Rules of the Party, Apr 1952

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27. Pamphlet, CPGB 21st National Congress Report of the Executive Committee, Feb 1948-Jul 1949 28. Pamphlet, CPGB Communist Policy to meet the Crisis: Report of the 21st National Congress 29. Pamphlet, CPGB Resolutions and Proceedings of the 21st National Congress 30. Pamphlet, CPGB Report of Commission on Inner-party Democracy with Alternative Proposals Comments of the Executive Committee, to be presented to the 36th National Congress, Nov 1979 Note: Artificial File 1 file

U DJS/4/8b Pamphlet File. Communist Party (Part 2) 1929- File containing pamphlets published by the Communist Party of 1969 Great Britain (CPGB). Contains the following: 1. Leaflet, CPGB Political Letter to all Members, c.1952 2. Leaflet, CPGB Political Letter to all Members, 28 Dec 1948 3. Leaflet, CPGB Political Letter to all Members, 25 May 1950 4. Leaflet, CPGB Political Letter to all Members, 9 Nov 1938 5. Pamphlet, CPGB The British Road to Socialism (as amended following the 30th National Congress) 6. Pamphlet, CPGB The British Road to Socialism (new text prepared by the Executive Committee as instructed by the 25th Party Congress) 7. Pamphlet, CPGB The British Road to Socialism (draft revised text 25th Congress, 1957) 8. Pamphlet, CPGB The British Road to Socialism: Programme of the Communist Party (Oct 1968) 9. Pamphlet, CPGB The British Road to Socialism (Apr 1955) 10. Pamphlet, CPGB The British Road to Socialism: Programme adopted by the Executive Committee of the Communist Party (Jan 1951) 11. Pamphlet, CPGB The British Road to Socialism 12. Pamphlet, CPGB Class Against Class: The General Election Programme of the Communist Party 1929 13. Pamphlet, Party Organiser, Aug 1939 14. Pamphlet, Party Organiser, Jul 1938 15. Pamphlet, Party Organiser, Aug 1938 16. Pamphlet, Party Organiser, Oct 1938 17. Pamphlet, Party Organiser, Nov-Dec 1938 18. Pamphlet, Party Organiser, Mar 1939 19. Pamphlet, Party Organiser, Apr 1939 20. Pamphlet, Party Organiser, Oct 1939 21. Pamphlet, Party Organiser, Mar 1940 22. Pamphlet, Party Organiser, Jun 1940 23. Pamphlet, Party Organiser, Jun 1937 24. Pamphlet, Party Organiser, Jun 1939 25. Pamphlet, Party Organiser, Sep 1939 26. Newsletter, Educational Commentary on Current Affairs (Daily Worker), 3 Aug 1946

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27. Newsletter, Educational Commentary on Current Affairs (Daily Worker), 26 Nov 1946 28. Newsletter, Educational Commentary on Current Affairs (Daily Worker), 27 Sep 1948 29. Newsletter, Educational Commentary on Current Affairs (Daily Worker), 19 Jun 1950 30. Newsletter, Educational Commentary on Current Affairs (Daily Worker), 29 Dec 1952 31. Newsletter, Educational Commentary on Current Affairs (Daily Worker), 30 Jan 1956 32. Newsletter, Educational Commentary on Current Affairs (Daily Worker), 12 Mar 1956 33. Newsletter, Educational Commentary on Current Affairs (Daily Worker), 26 Mar 1956 34. Newsletter, Educational Commentary on Current Affairs (Daily Worker), 9 Apr 1956 35. Newsletter, Educational Commentary on Current Affairs (Daily Worker), 23 Apr 1956 36. Newsletter, Educational Commentary on Current Affairs (Daily Worker), 21 May 1956 37. Newsletter, Educational Commentary on Current Affairs (Daily Worker), 2 Jul 1956 38. Newsletter, Educational Commentary on Current Affairs (Daily Worker), 16 Jul 1956 39. Newsletter, Educational Commentary on Current Affairs (Daily Worker), 30 Jul 1956 40. Newsletter, Educational Commentary on Current Affairs (Daily Worker), 24 Sep 1956 41. Newsletter, Educational Commentary on Current Affairs (Daily Worker), 8 Oct 1956 42. Newsletter, Educational Commentary on Current Affairs (Daily Worker), 8 Dec 1947 43. Newsletter, Educational Commentary on Current Affairs (Daily Worker), 2 Feb 1948 44. Newsletter, Educational Commentary on Current Affairs (Daily Worker), 15 Mar 1948 45. Newsletter, Educational Commentary on Current Affairs (Daily Worker), 29 Mar 1948 46. Newsletter, Educational Commentary on Current Affairs (Daily Worker), 7 Jun 1948 47. Newsletter, Educational Commentary on Current Affairs (Daily Worker), 5 Jul 1948 48. Newsletter, Educational Commentary (Marx House and Daily Worker), 5 Feb 1943 49. Newsletter, Educational Commentary (Marx House and Daily Worker), 5 Mar 1943 50. Newsletter, Educational Commentary (Marx House and Daily Worker), 19 May 1943 51. Newsletter, Educational Commentary (Marx House and Daily Worker), 9 Apr 1943 52. Newsletter, Educational Commentary (Marx House and Daily Worker), 23 Apr 1943

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53. Pamphlet, J.R. Campbell, Questions and Answers on Communism, 1938 54. Pamphlet, George Sinfield, Wreckers? 55. Newsletter, A Commentary on current political events for the supporters of the People's Press Fighting Fund, 3 Sep 1941 56. Pamphlet, William Rust, Lift the Ban on the Daily Worker, c.1941 57. Pamphlet, Report of Unity Conference, London, 2 Apr 1944 58. Pamphlet, W. Rust, Finland: Press Lies Why they lied How they lied And how the Daily Worker told the Truth, c.1940 59. Pamphlet, Charlie Coutts, Eye-Witness in Hungary, Jan 1957 60. Pamphlet, Frank Pitcairn, Where France Begins: What I Saw in Algiers 61. Newsletter, A Commentary on current political events for the supporters of the People's Press Fighting Fund, 27 May 1942 62. Pamphlet, Henry Pollitt, After the Election a fighting policy for Labour - Report to the Executive Committee, 10 Nov 1951 63. Pamphlet, George Matthews, We Want Work - Britain's crisis cause and cure: The £6 fraud exposed, n.d. 64. Pamphlet, Irene Brennan, - a programme for action, n.d. 65. Pamphlet, Bert Ramelson, Productivity Agreements - an exposure of the latest and greatest swindle on the wages front, n.d. 66. Pamphlet, Bert Ramelson, Bury the Social Contract - the case for an alternative policy 67. Pamphlet, John Gollan, Speech to the World Communist Conference, Jun 1969 68. Pamphlet, Documents of the World Communist Conference, Jun 1969 69. Pamphlet, , Tebbit's Bill - Kill It, n.d. 70. Pamphlet, R. Palme Dutt, Whither China, n.d. 71. Pamphlet, John Gollan, What Next? The future of Labour and Socialism, n.d. 72. Pamphlet, Dr Syedur Rahman, Bangladesh, Pakistan, India: What Next? n.d. 73. Pamphlet, The Councils need Communists: Guide to the conduct of Local Elections, n.d. 74. Pamphlet, A.L. Morton, When the People Arose: The Peasants Revolt of 1381, n.d. 75. Leaflet, Goods for us: how to get them - A Communist Special, c.1940s Note: Artificial File 1 file

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U DJS/4/8c Pamphlet File. Communist Party (Part 3) 1929- File containing pamphlets published by the Communist Party of 1980 Great Britain (CPGB). Contains the following: 1. Pamphlet, Manifesto of the Communist Party, 22 Jun 1940 2. Pamphlet, 'The Strain on Them is Terrific' The BBC, 17 Sep 1942 3. Pamphlet, Women and War, 17 Sep 1942 4. Pamphlet, Britain for the People: Proposals for Post-War Policy, n.d. 5. Pamphlet, Harry Pollitt, Where is Labour Going? n.d. 6. Journal, Communist Review No.85, Organ of the Theory and Practice of the Australian Communist Party, Sep 1948 7. Leaflet, Let us get together before it is too late, n.d. 8. Leaflet, Czechoslovakia - The Facts, n.d. 9. Leaflet, Turn Left for Progress - appeal from the communist party congress, n.d. 10. Leaflet, Communist Party Folder: The Outlook for Railwaymen, n.d. 11. Leaflet, Communist Party Folder: Alec Moffat, Coal - For War or Peace, n.d. 12. Leaflet, An Open Letter to Trade Unionists: War and You, 14 Apr 1932 13. Leaflet, Communit Election Policy for the Parliamentary Election, October 25, 1951 14. Pamphlet, Mao Tse-Tung, On the correct handling of contradictions among the people, n.d. 15. Leaflet, Let the People Decide - Chamberlain Must Go, n.d. 16. Pamphlet, George Matthews, The Big Lie About Russia, n.d. 17. Pamphlet, R. Palme Dutt, Why this War? n.d. 18. Pamphlet, R. Palme Dutt, We Fight for Life, n.d. 19. Pamphlet, R. Palme Dutt, How to Save Peace, n.d. 20. Pamphlet, Nikita S. Krushchev, The Crimes of the Stalin Era - Special Report to the 20th Congress of the Communist Party of the Societ Union, n.d. 21. Pamphlet, The Communist Party on Trial - J.R. Campbell's Defence, n.d. 22. Journal, Communist Review, Oct 1947 23. Booklet, Seng Sin Fu, China: A Survey of the Historical & Economic Forces behind the Nationalist Revolution, Jun 1927 24. Pamphlet, A Hell of a Business, Memorandum to the Royal Commission on the Private Manufacture of and Trade in Arms on Behalf of the Communist Party of Great Britain, n.d. 25. Pamphlet, Percy Glading, The Meerut Conspiracy Case, n.d. 26. Flyer, Ban the Fascists, n.d. 27. Pamphlet, How to Organise Education, n.d. 28. Booklet, John Gollan, the case for socialism in the sixties, c.1960s 29. Pamphlet, Report of the Committee on Party Organisation, 1965

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30. Leaflet, Who are the War-Makers? n.d. 31. Pamphlet, W. Wainwright, Clear Out Hitler's Agents! An Exposure of Trotskyist Disruption Being Organised in Britain, n.d. 32. Pamphlet, , The Fight for Socialism in Wales 1848-1948, c.1948 33. Pamphlet, J.R. Campbell, Socialism Through Victory: A Reply to the Policy of the I.L.P. n.d. 34. Pamphlet, Mick Jenkins, Frederick Engels in Manchester, n.d. 35. Leaflet, Organising Report of the C.E.C. at Annual Party Congress, 1925 36. Pamphlet, Programme of the Communist Party of India, Oct 1951 37. Booklet, Communism and the International Situation, 1929 38. Booklet, The Revolutionary Movement in the Colonies, 1929 39. Pamphlet, Inner Party Democracy, n.d. 40. Journal, Economic Bulletin Number 7, Autumn 1980 41. Pamphlet, R.A. Roubaud, French Workers Fight Fascism, n.d. 42. Pamphlet, R.W. Robson, A Three Lesson Syllabus - Essentials of Communist Theory, n.d. 43. Pamphlet, T.A. Jackson, Socialism - What Why How? n.d. 44. Pamphlet, , We Must Have Higher Wages, n.d. 45. Pamphlet, The Communist Party's Memorandum on Agriculture, c.1940s 46. Pamphlet, W. Gallacher, The Keynes Budget - An Explanation, n.d. 47. Pamphlet, Equal Pay - Evidence Submitted by the Communist Party to the Royal Commission, n.d. 48. Pamphlet, Philip Bolsover, The Communist Party Today with four illustrations by Gabriel, Oct 1946 49. Pamphlet, Ben Bradley, India - What we must do, n.d. 50. Pamphlet, R. Page Arnot, What is Common Wealth? n.d. 51. Pamphlet, Ivor Montagu, Stalin - A Biographical Sketch, Mar 1942 52. Pamphlet, Frank Lesser, Service Pay Allowances and Pensions, n.d. 53. Pamphlet, Pasionaria and Isabel Brown, Women Against Hitler, n.d. Note: Artificial File 1 file

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U DJS/4/8d Pamphlet File. Communist Party (Part 4) 1920- File 4 containing pamphlets published by the Communist Party 1957 of Great Britain (CPGB). Contains the following: 1. Pamphlet, John Gollan, Why the Food Shortages, Jul 1946 2. Pamphlet, R. Page Arnot, May Day 1945, 1945 3. Pamphlet, End the Railway Fares Robbery!, c.1940 4. Pamphlet, Ernst Fischer, From People's Front to National Front, Aug 1942 5. Pamphlet, R. Palme Dutt, Truth about the Tories, n.d. 6. Pamphlet, War Library No.10 - The Empire and the War, n.d. 7. Pamphlet, The Great Film Lock-Out by a Group of Communist Film Workers, n.d. 8. Pamphlet, The Communists Were Right! May 1946 9. Pamphlet, William Lauchlan, Out With the Tories, n.d. 10. Pamphlet, Fernand Grenier, Sur L'Afrique du Nord Documents, c.1940s [French] 11. Pamphlet, George Matthews, Food & the Nation, n.d. 12. Pamphlet, Philip Bolsover, Corruption - Comments on the Lynskey Tribunal, Feb 1949 13. Pamphlet, Peter Kerrigan, The Communist Party, c.1940s 14. Pamphlet, William Gallacher, Ireland - Can it Remain Neutral? n.d. 15. Pamphlet, Britain's Schools - a memorandum issued by the Communist Party of Great Britain, c.1943 16. Pamphlet, G. Dimitrov, The Peace Library - Unity and Peace, n.d. 17. Pamphlet, Sidelights on the Cunningham Reid Case - How the Rich Live.., n.d. 18. Pamphlet, , Communism and Education, n.d. 19. Pamphlet, William Gallacher, US Spies in Socialist Countries, n.d. 20. Pamphlet, 'How is the Empire' A Plain Man's Guide to the Coronation, n.d. 21. Pamphlet, W.H. McCullough, For a Prosperous Ulster, n.d. 22. Pamphlet, Philip Bolsover, Kenya, What are the Facts? May 1953 23. Journal, Communist Review, Oct 1951 24. Pamphlet, Lenin on Co-operatives, n.d. 25. Pamphlet, J.R. Campbell, New Days - New Ways: Communist Policy for Trade Unions, n.d. 26. Pamphlet, J.R. Campbell, 40 Fighting Years - The Communist Record, c.1960 27. Pamphlet, Ben Bradley, The Peace Library - Colonies, Mandates and Peace, n.d. 28. Pamphlet, Communism and the World Today - Communist Party Syllabus, n.d. 29. Journal, Party Life Vol.1. No.6, Aug-Sep 1963 30. Pamphlet, Uncle Sam, n.d. 31. Pamphlet, Friday Night Till Monday Morning, c.1930s 32. Pamphlet, Idris Cox, How to Work in the Factories and Streets, n.d.

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33. Pamphlet, James Klugmann, Wall Street's Drive to War, May 1950 34. Booklet, Women and Communism - Selections from the writings of Marx, Engels, Lenin, Stalin, 1950 35. Booklet, Communist Unity Convention Official Report, 1920 36. Pamphlet, John Gollan, Political Report to 25th Congress of the Communist Party, Apr 1957 37. Booklet, Karl Marx and F. Engels, Manifesto of the Communist Party, n.d. 38. Booklet, Manual of Party Training - Principles and Organisation, 1924 39. Pamphlet, Higher Wages and Full Employment - A Memorandum, c.1940s 40. Pamphlet, Draft Constitution of the Communist Party of Great Britain, n.d. 41. Booklet, The Communist Party on the Way to Win, May 1942 42. Booklet, Allies For Freedom - Report of the Second Conference of Communist and Workers Parties of Countries within the Sphere of British Imperialism, Caxton Hall, London, Apr 1954 43. Pamphlet, Meeting of the Information Bureau of Communist Parties in Hungary in the latter half of November 1949, 1950 44. Leaflet, W.M. Holmes, The Wreckers Exposed in the Trial of the Counter-Revolutionary Industrial Party, Dec 1930 45. Booklet, Citrine & others v Pountney: The Daily Worker Libel Case, n.d. Note: Artificial File 1 file

U DJS/4/9 Pamphlet File. Communist Party (London District) 1938- File containing pamphlets published by the London District of 1949 the Communist Party. Contains the following: 1.Pamphlet, London's Battle for Homes - Communist Policy to solve the housing crisis, n.d. 2. Pamphlet, Bramley's Speech at the Old Bailey, Nov 1946 3. Leaflet, Political Letter to Party Members - London Communists and the Crisis, Aug-Sep 1949 4. Pamphlet, R. Palme Dutt in India, n.d. 5. Pamphlet, Kay Beauchamp, Finsbury Park - Our Borough, An Introductory Syllabus, n.d. 6. Pamphlet, Discussion Statement Congress 1946, Sep 1946 7. Pamphlet, Draft Discussion Statement for Congress of the London District of the Communist Party, Jan 1940 8. Pamphlet, Discussion Statement Congress 1946, Sep 1946 9. Pamphlet, Discussion Statement Congress 1938, 1938 Note: Artificial File 1 file

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U DJS/4/10 Pamphlet File. Communist Party Education Committee 1941- File containing pamphlets published by the Education 1977 Committee of the Communist Party. Contains the following: 1.Pamphlet, Course for New Members, Oct 1941 2. Pamphlet, Marxism: an introductory course in five parts - The aims of the Communist Party 1, 1949 3. Pamphlet, Marxism: an introductory course in five parts - Capitalist Society 2, 1949 4. Pamphlet, Marxism: an introductory course in five parts - The Labour Movement in Britain 4, 1949 5. Pamphlet, Marxism: an introductory course in five parts - Dialectical and Historical Materialism 5, [1949?] 6. Pamphlet, The Communist Party of the Soviet Union: Syllabus for Six Lessons on the History of the CPSU 7. Pamphlet, Communist Leadership: A 3-Lesson Syllabus, 1948 8. Pamphlet, The Educational Bulletin Vol.1 No.2, Jan 1949 9. Pamphlet, The Educational Bulletin Vol.1 No.4, Jun-Jul 1949 10. Pamphlet, The Educational Bulletin Vol.2 No.4, Jun-Jul 1950 11. Booklet, Women, Oppression & Liberation - Part 2: Struggle Today, 1977 12. Booklet, About Marxism: A Communist Party Introductory Course, Jan 1974 13. Leaflet, draft New Members' Syllabus, n.d. 14. Pamphlet, Programme for the National Residential School on the History and Problems of the British Labour Movement at Netherwood, Hastings to be held 26 March to 2 April 1955, Mar 1955 1 file

U DJS/4/11 Pamphlet File. Conference of Communist Workers Parties Apr 1954 File containing pamphlets published by the Conference of Communist Workers Parties. Contains the following: 1. Folder of Information documents re Conference of Communist & Workers' Parties in Countries within the Sphere of British Imperialism, 21-24 Apr 1954. Individual information documents re Africa (East), Africa (West), Africa (Central), Africa (South), Africa (High Commission Territories), Australia, Burma, Canada, Ceylon, Eire, Ireland (Northern), India, Malaya, Mauritius, Middle East (Cyprus), Middle East (Egypt), Middle East (Iran), Middle East (), Middle East (Jordan), Middle East (Malta), Middle East (Sudan), New Zealand, Pakistan, West Indies 1 file

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U DJS/4/12 Pamphlet File. Far East 1935- File containing pamphlets published by various groups on the 1956 subject of the Far East, specifically Indo-China, Korea and China. Contains the following: 1. Pamphlet, Maxwell S. Stewart, War-Time China (China Campaign Committee), n.d. 2. Pamphlet, Key Books No.14, Anna Louise Strong, China's New Crisis (Fore Publications Ltd), n.d. 3. Pamphlet, Marian Ramelson, British Woman in New China: Report on the Asian Women's Conference in Peking, 1949 4. Pamphlet, China and the Far East Facts and Figures (China Campaign Committee) 5. Pamphlet, Arthur Clegg, No War With China (Communist Party), Jan 1951 6. Pamphlet, Pamphlet No.1 Indo-China (Indian Institute of International Affairs), Oct 1945 7. Leaflet, The Present Situation in Indo-China - a supplementary memorandum for the United Nations Assembly, Jan 1946 8. Pamphlet, Indochina's Political Problem - A Memorandum addressed to the United Nations by the General Indochinese Delegation, n.d. 9. Pamphlet, The Communist Invasion of the Republic of Korea (United States Information Service), 12 Jul 1950 10. Leaflet, L'Capl. Bill Tyler's Letters from Korea - The thoughts of a socialist worker about the war which he opposed and which cost him his life, n.d. 11. Leaflet, Korea - Sir John Pratt, The Lie that Led to War (British China Friendship Association), Dec 1951 (2 versions) 12. Pamphlet, Stanton Lautenschlager, World Issues No.4: With Chinese Communists, 1941 13. Leaflet, , Korea… I Saw the Truth, n.d. 14. Leaflet, Sir John Pratt, Rearmament and the Far East, n.d. 15. Pamphlet, Wang Ming, Chow En-Lai and Chin Po-Ku, The Defence of Wuhan and The Third Stage of the War of Resistance (New China Information Committee), n.d. 16. Pamphlet, Information Bulletin Volume IV No.11, Shuhsi Hsu, The North China Agreements and Japanese Charges, 29 Sep 1937 17. Pamphlet, Mao Tse-Tung, The New Stage - Report to the Sixth Enlarged Plenum of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China (New China Information Committee), n.d. 18. Pamphlet, How The Eighth Route Army Fights in North China (New China Information Committee), n.d. 19. Pamphlet, Japanese Aggression and the League of Nations (Press Bureau of the Chinese Delegation) 1937 20. Leaflet, Appeal For A 5 Power Pact, n.d. 21. Pamphlet, With the Eighth Route Army (in three parts), Jul 1938 22. Journal, China News, Volume One, No.12, Jan 1935

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23. Pamphlet, Edward Gordon with Foreword by H.E. Dr Wellington Koo, China in Pictures, 1942 24. Pamphlet, Special Edition International Press Correspondence, China, Vol.17 No.54, 15 Dec 1937 25. Pamphlet, Report of the Women's International Commission for the Investigation of Atrocities Committed by USA and Syngman Rhee Troops in Korea, 30 Jul 1951 26. Pamphlet, Collision in Asia as Seen by the World's Famous Cartoonists: A Collection by The China Weekly Review, 1938 27. Circular, New China NEWS Agency Supplement No.238, 5 Apr 1956 1 file

U DJS/4/13 Pamphlet File. Fascism and Anti-Fascism 1907- File containing pamphlets published by various groups on the 1939 subject of Fascism and Anti-Fascism. Contains the following: 1. Booklet, Frederick Millar (ed.), Socialism: Its Fallacies and Dangers, 1907 2. Pamphlet, W. Payne, A London Busman Reports on Fascism, n.d. 3. Leaflet, People's Convention Special: Public Kills BBC Ban, n.d. 4. Pamphlet, The Secret Police and You (Campaign for the Limitation of Secret Police Powers), n.d. 5. Pamphlet, Danger Ahead: Communist, Proletarian and Socialist Sunday Schools: This Account of a Movement to Poison the Minds of Children is Addressed to Men and Women of All Creeds and Classes Who Think of the Future (The British Empire Union), n.d. 6. Flyer, Join the British Union of Fascists, c.1930s 7. Flyer, Oswald Mosley, Fascist Policy on Agriculture, c.1933 8. Flyer, March with Mosley (BUF), c.1930s 9. Flyer, Blackcoats and Blackshirts (BUF), c.1930s 10. Flyer, Labour Started the Means Test! (BUF), c.1930s 11. Pamphlet, Under Sentence of Death (Jewish Socialist Labour Party), n.d. 12. Leaflet, Anti-Fascist Relief Committee Information Bulletin No.1, Nov 1939 Note: Artificial File 1 file

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U DJS/4/14 Pamphlet File. Greece 1947- File containing pamphlets published by various groups on the 1949 subject of Greece. Contains the following: 1. E. Joannides, Bloody but Unbowed: The Story of the Greek People's Struggle for Freedom, 1949 2. Manolis Proimakis, I Accuse (League for Democracy in Greece), n.d. 3. Pamphlet, Cyprus - The Solution with foreword by Fenner Brockway (National Cypriot Committee), n.d. 4. Pamphlet, Churchill's 'New Order' in Greece (Committee for Cyprus Affairs), n.d. 5. Pamphlet, A.A. Pallis, The Greek Trade Unions Question (Greek Office of Information), n.d. 6. Pamphlet, Michael Ward, The Northern Greek Frontier, Jan 1949 7. Pamphlet, A.A. Pallis, Problems of Resistance in the Occupied Countries, Dec 1947 8. Pamphlet, A.A. Pallis, Social and Labour Legislation in Greece (Greek Information Office), 1948 1 file

U DJS/4/15 Pamphlet File. Hull and District Trades Union Council 1992- File containing pamphlets published by Hull and District Trades 1996 Union Council. Contains the following: 1. Trade Union News, Issue 44, Sep 1995 2. Annual Report of Hull and District Trades Union Council, 1992 3. Trade Union News, Issue 49, Mar 1996 4. Trade Union News, Issue 8, Apr 1992 5. Trade Union News, Christmas Edition, 1992 6. Trade Union News, Number 7, Mar 1992 7. Trade Union News, No.14, Nov 1992 8. Trade Union News, No.13, Oct 1992 9. Trade Union News, No.12, Aug 1992 10. Trade Union News, No.9, May 1992 11. Trade Union News, Miners Rally Special, No.15, Nov 1992 1 file

U DJS/4/16 Pamphlet File. Hull University Socialist Society 1960- File containing pamphlets published by Hull University Socialist 1961 Society. Contains the following: 1. Journal, Left Two, Nov 1960 2. Journal, Left Four, Feb 1961 3. Journal, Left Six, Jun 1961 5. Newsletter, Aspects of Socialism, Feb 1961 1 file

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U DJS/4/17 Pamphlet File. Hyde Park Pamphlets n.d. File containing pamphlet series published jointly by Jubilee Group and National Museum of Labour History. Contains the following: 1. Hyde Park Pamphlet Number One, F.A. Ridley, Three Lunar Voyages, n.d. 2. Hyde Park Pamphlet Number Two, Leslie Jones, Hyde Park and Free Speech, n.d. 3. Hyde Park Pamphlet Number Three, Bob Edwards, Hunger Marches and Hyde Park, n.d. 4. Hyde Park Pamphlet Number Four, Leslie Jones, William Morris and Hyde Park, n.d. 5. Hyde Park Pamphlet Number Five, Lord Fenner Brockway, Bombs in Hyde Park, n.d. 6. Hyde Park Pamphlet Number Six, Leslie Jones, Marx, Lenin and Hyde Park, n.d. 7. Hyde Park Pamphlet Number Seven, F.A. Ridley, Reminiscences of Hyde Park, n.d. 8. Hyde Park Pamphlet Number Eight, Pat O'Donovan, Jim Connell and the Red Flag, n.d. 1 file

U DJS/4/18 Pamphlet File. Independent Labour Party (ILP) 1920- File containing pamphlets published by the ILP. 1962 Contains the following: 1. Pamphlet, D.N. Pritt, John Platts-Mills, Leslie Solley and Lester Hutchinson, Crisis and Cure, n.d. 2. Pamphlet, F.A. Ridley, Towards the British Revolution, 1943 3. Booklet, F.A. Ridley, Spartacus - A Study in Revolutionary History, Mar 1944 4. Booklet, The ILP and the 3rd International, 1920 5. Pamphlet, A.J. Cook, The Mond Moonshine, n.d. 6. Pamphlet, J.R. Campbell, Socialism Through Victory: A Reply to the Policy of the ILP, n.d. 7. Pamphlet, A Socialist Policy For Agriculture, n.d. 8. Papmhlet F.W. Jowett, What Made Me A Socialist, n.d. 9. Pamphlet, Hugo Dewar, The Mask of Democracy, n.d. 10. Pamphlet, Independent Labour Party, Souvenir of 33rd Annual Conference, Gloucester, Easter 1925 11. Pamphlet, J. Ramsay MacDonald (ed.), The Socialist Review, No.109, Oct 1922 12. Booklet, Col. C. L'Estrange Malone, New China: Report of an Investigation - Part I. The Political Situation, Sep 1926 13. Pamphlet, A.E.P. Duffy, Differing Policies and Personal Rivalries in the Origins of the Independent Labour Party, Sep 1962 (Reprint from Victorian Studies) 14. Booklet, Col. C. L'Estrange Malone, New China: Report of an Investigation - Part II. Labour Conditions and Labour Organizations, 1926 15. Copy pamphlet, H.N. Brailsford, John A. Hobson, A. Creech Jones and E.F. Wise, The Living Wage, n.d.

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16. Pamphlet, Robert E. Dowse, The Independent Labour Party and Foreign Politics 1918-1923, 1962 (reprinted from International Review of Social History) 17. Pamphlet, John Burns, Then Straight Tip to Workers: Brains Better than Bets of Beer, 1902 1 file

U DJS/4/19 Pamphlet File. India 1945- File containing pamphlets published by various groups on the 1996 subject of India. Contains the following: 1. Pamphlet, Guatam Chattopadhyay, Subhas Chandra Bose and Indian Communist Movement (Peoples Publishing House), n.d. 2. Pamphlet, Sobhanlal Dutta Gupta, Comintern and The Indian Revolutionaries in Russia in the 20s: New Archival Findings, 1996 (Reprinted from The Calcutta Historical Journal) 3. Pamphlet, Gautam Chattopadhyay, The Working Class In India's Struggle for Freedom - A Historical Perspective, Oct 1986 4. Pamphlet, Frank Verulam, Imperialism and the People (People's Publishing House), n.d. 5. Booklet, Kalpana Dutt, Chittagong Armoury Raiders Reminiscences (People's Publishing House), Oct 1945 6. Booklet, Bipan Chandra, Presidential Address to the Indian History Congress Forty-Sixth Session, Amritsar, The Long- Term Dynamics of the Indian National Congress, Dec 1985 7. Newsletter, Newsindia, Vol.4, Aug 1942 1 file

U DJS/4/20 Pamphlet File. Inside Germany 1939- File containing pamphlets published by various groups on the 1960s subject of Germany. Contains the following: 1. Pamphlet, F.C. Hunnius, Student Revolts: The New Left in West Germany (War Resisters' International), c.1960s 2. Pamphlet, Allies Inside Germany?, Sep 1942 3. Pamphlet, Deported! Experiences of the Youth Delegation Which Was Expelled From Germany, Sep 1934 4. Pamphlet, Report by the Inter-Allied Information Committee on The Penetration of German Capital Into Europe, n.d. 5. Pamphlet, Inside Nazi Germany No.2, Nov 1939 6. Pamphlet, Inside Nazi Germany, Vol.11 No.1, Jan 1940 1 file

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U DJS/4/21 Pamphlet File. Institute for Workers Control c.1960s File containing pamphlets published by the Institute for Workers Control. Contains the following: 1. Pamphlet, , Soviets in Italy, n.d. 2. Pamphlet, Ken Coates, Ashfield What's Going Wrong?, n.d. 3. Pamphlet, Hugh Scanlon, The Way Forward for Workers' Control, Mar 1968 4. Pamphlet, Bob Harrison and Walter Kendall, Workers' Control and the Motor Industry, n.d. 5. Pamphlet, Michael Barratt-Brown, Labour and Sterling, n.d. 6. Pamphlet, Edmund and Ruth Frow and Ernie Roberts, Democracy in the Engineering Union, n.d. 7. Pamphlet, Left Special Edition: Workers Control (No.2), May 1965 8. Pamphlet, Frank Hodges, MFGB and Sankey Commission, Nationalisation of the Mines, n.d. 1 file

U DJS/4/22 Pamphlet File. Institute of Employment Rights 1994- File containing pamphlets published by the Institute of 1996 Employment Rights. Contains the following: 1. Pamphlet, Qudsia Mirza, Race Relations In the Workplace, Mar 1995 2. Pamphlet, Jonathan Michie & Frank Wilkinson, Unemployment and Workers' Rights, Oct 1993 3. Pamphlet, Simon Deakin and Frank Wilkinson, Labour Standards - Essential to Economic and Social Progress, May 1996 4. Pamphlet, Jeremy McMullen and Phillipa Kaufmann, Labour Law Review 1994, Sep 1994 1 file

U DJS/4/23 Pamphlet File. International Press Correspondence 1938 File containing issues of International Press Correspondence. Contains the following: 1. Journal, International Press Correspondence, Vol.18 No.31, 18 Jun 1938 2. Journal, International Press Correspondence, Vol.18 No.29, 11 Jun 1938 3. Journal, International Press Correspondence, Vol.18 No.28, 4 Jun 1938 4. Journal, International Press Correspondence, Vol.18 No.26, 21 May 1938 1 file

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U DJS/4/24 Pamphlet File. Ireland 1942- File containing pamphlets published by various groups on the 2000 subject of Ireland. Contains the following: 1. Pamphlet, Desmond Greaves, The Irish Case Against Partition: Full Facts and Programme of Action, n.d. 2. Pamphlet, Key Books: Desmond Ryan, Ireland Whose Ireland? 3. Pamphlet, W.H. McCullough, Ireland's Way Forward: Report of the Irish Communist Conference, Oct 1942 4. Pamphlet, R.M. Fox, Labour in the National Struggle, n.d. 5. Pamphlet, Sean Murray, The Irish Revolt - 1916 and After, n.d. 6. Pamphlet, Pat Dooley, The Irish in Britain, n.d. 7. Pamphlet, Tom Hadden and Paddy Hillyard, Justice in Northern Ireland - a study in social confidence (Cobden Trust), 1973 8. Pamphlet, Manchester District Socialist Workers Party, Why we say Troops Out of Ireland!, 1980 9. Pamphlet, Roger Swift, Historians and the Irish: Recent wrightings on the Irish in Nineteenth-Century Britain, 2000 1 file

U DJS/4/25 Pamphlet File. Labour Monthly Pamphlets 1941- File containing pamphlets published by Labour Monthly. 1967 Contains the following: 1. Pamphlet, R. Palme Dutt, War Pamphlet No.2: The 'New Order' in Britain, 1941 2. Pamphlet, R. Palme Dutt, Organised Discussion: The Formation, Function and Conduct of Political Discussion Groups, Apr 1942 3. Pamphlet, Ivor Montagu, Zero Hour Second Front, Oct 1942 4. Pamphlet, Professor E.H.S. Burhop, United States Chemical Warfare, Feb 1967 5. Pamphlet, R. Palme Dutt, Empire War Plans, c.1949 6. Pamphlet, R. Palme Dutt, Mr Bevin's Record, c.1949 7. Pamphlet, D.N. Pritt, The Mosley Case, n.d. 1 file

U DJS/4/26a Pamphlet File. Labour Party - Part 1 1926- File containing pamphlets published by the Labour Party. 1986 Contains the following: 1. Journal, The Labour Candidate, Summer 1939 2. Pamphlet, Michael Best, The Tenant's Guide, Mar 1938 3. Pamphlet, Transport Robbery: Exposure of Tory Plan, 1952 4. Pamphlet, Labour Discussion Series Number Eleven: Approach to Foreign Policy, Jan 1947 5. Pamphlet, This is the Student Labour Federation, n.d. 6. Flyer, The Incredible Shrinking Pound, n.d. 7. Flyer, Labour Accuses the Faceless Men, n.d. 8. Pamphlet, The Communist Solar System, Sep 1933

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9. Pamphlet, The Communist Party and the War: A Record of Hypocrisy and Treachery to the Workers of Europe, Mar 1943 10. Pamphlet, Maurice Dobb, Trade Union Experience 1914-18 - An Outline, 1940 11. Pamphlet, Socialism in the 80s - Education After 18: Expansion With Change, 1982 12. Pamphlet, Bert Slack, Why Haulage Must be Nationalised, n.d. 13. Pamphlet, Gerry Healy, Stop This War! Hands Off the Arab People, n.d. 14. Pamphlet, Gerry Healy, Stop the Tory War - Throw Them Out!, n.d. 15. Pamphlet, The Cost of Living, Jun 1951 16. Pamphlet, The Electric Lamp Ring, Mar 1952 17. Pamphlet, Education throughout life: A statement on continuing and higher education, 1986 18. Pamphlet, Health of the War Worker: A Handbook, Apr 1942 19. Pamphlet, Let Us Face The Future: A Delaration of Labour Policy for the Consideration of the Nation, Apr 1945 20. Pamphlet, The Communist Party and the War: A Record of Hypocrisy and Treachery to the Workers of Europe, Mar 1943 21. Pamphlet, Wartime Profits, May 1940 22. Pamphlet, Labour and the Popular Front, May 1938 23. Pamphlet, Leslie S.A. Jones, The Digger Movement 1649, c.1986 24. Pamphlet, R. Palme Dutt, The Road to Labour Unity, n.d. 25. Pamphlet, Sir Geoffrey Mander, To Liberals, n.d. 26. Leaflet, Stop the Arms Race, n.d. 27. Flyer, Vote Labour: The Party with the Fair Shares Policy, n.d. 28. Flyer, A New Deal For Science, n.d. 29. Flyer, Should Rents Be Raised? The Answer to the Property Owners, Jun 1951 30. Pamphlet, Otto Bauer, Austrian Democracy Under Fire, Feb 1934 31. Pamphlet, Labour White Papers No.16 The Industrial Crisis, n.d. 32. Pamphlet, Colonial Series No.2, British Imperialism in Malaya, 1926 33. Pamphlet, Labour White Papers No.28, Rivals of the Co- operatives: Drapery Concerns, Mar 1927 34. Pamphlet, Labour White Papers No.17, Governing By Starvation: The Government and the Unemployed, n.d. 35. Pamphlet, Labour White Papers No.35, The Trade Union Bill: A Critical Analysis, Apr 1927 36. Pamphlet, Labour White Papers No.2, The British Bondholders: An Account of the National Debt, n.d. 37. Pamphlet, Wages During the War: What Has Happened to the Cost of Living, Sep 1944

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38. Pamphlet, Economy for Re-armament? Who Controls West German Industry? How the Ruhr Magnates have made a come-back, Mar 1954 39. Pamphlet, Mosley Fascism: The Man, His Policy & Methods, Aug 1935 40. Pamphlet, Facts About The Economic League: Forty Years On, Mar 1960 41. Pamphlet, Cotton at the Cross-Roads: The Working Party's Report Explained, n.d. 42. Pamphlet, Harold Davies, Death Stands at Attention: A Protest Against the H. Bomb Tests, n.d. 43. Pamphlet, Clement Attlee, What Labour Has Done, 1946 44. Pamphlet, Challenge to Britain: A Programme of Action for the Next Labour Government, 1953 45. Pamphlet, Labour Believes in Britain, 1949 46. Journal, University of London Broadsheet, Mar 1946 47. Journal, Labour Peace Bulletin New Series No.2, Mar/Apr 1960 48. Leaflet, The Trade Unionist in Politics: Why the Workers Created the Labour Party, n.d. 49. Pamphlet, We Live by the Land, c.1949 50. Pamphlet, You and Tomorrow: We Believe in Britain, c.1949 51. Pamphlet, To All Women, c.1949 Note: Artificial File 1 file

U DJS/4/26b Pamphlet File. Labour Party - Part 2 1920- File containing pamphlets published by the Labour Party. 1961 Contains the following: 1. Pamphlet, Ernest Bevin's Work in Wartime 1940-1945, n.d. 2. Booklet, R. Palme Dutt, The Two Internationals, 1920 3. Pamphlet, Tory Attack Unfolds, n.d. 4. Pamphlet, Emile Burns, The People's Front, n.d. 5. Pamphlet, Labour's Colonial Policy 1. The Plural Society, 1956 6. Pamphlet, Labour Party Speakers' Handbook 1948-9 7. Newsletter, NALSO Newsletter No.5, Nov 1957 8. Pamphlet, Michael Young, Fifty Million Unemployed, Mar 1952 9. Pamphlet, China and the West, Feb 1961 10. Pamphlet, Labour's Pension Plan for Old Age, Widows and Children, n.d. 11. Pamphlet, Labour in the Sixties, c.1960s 12. Pamphlet, Signposts for the Sixties, c.1960s 13. Pamphlet, Sir John Orr, The Nation's Food, n.d. 14. Journal, Labour Research, n.d. 15. Pamphlet, Report of the Labour Party Youth Commission: The Younger Generation, n.d. 16. Pamphlet, C.R. Attlee, Labour's Peace Aims, n.d.

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17. Pamphlet, Labour, The War, and The Peace: A Declaration of Policy by the National Executive of the British Labour Party, Feb 1940 18. Pamphlet, Facism: Fight It Now, Jan 1937 19. Pamphlet, Harold J. Laski, Is This An Imperialist War?, Feb 1940 20. Pamphlet, Labour and the Popular Front, n.d. 21. Pamphlet, A.R. Atlee, I Want a Real Peace Conference to Deal with the Causes of War, n.d. Note: Artificial File 1 file

U DJS/4/27 Pamphlet File. Marx Memorial Library 1939- File containing pamphlets published by the Marx Memorial 2005 Library. Contains the following: 1. Booklet, The International Book Review, Nos.3-4, Jun 1939 2. Pamphlet, Bulletin of the Marx Memorial Library No.134, Autumn 2001 3. Pamphlet, Bulletin of the Marx Memorial Library No.137, Spring 2003 4. Pamphlet, Bulletin of the Marx Memorial Library No.139, Spring 2004 5. Pamphlet, Bulletin of the Marx Memorial Library No.138, Autumn 2003 6. Pamphlet, Bulletin of the Marx Memorial Library No.141, Spring 2005 7. Pamphlet, Bulletin of the Marx Memorial Library No.118, Spring 1993 8. Pamphlet, Bulletin of the Marx Memorial Library No.113, Winter-Spring 1989/90 9. Pamphlet, Bulletin of the Marx Memorial Library No.112, Summer-Autumn 1989 10. Pamphlet, Marx House: Its History and Traditions, n.d. 1 file

U DJS/4/28 Pamphlet File. May 1st / May Day 1932- File containing pamphlets published by various groups on the 1980 subject of May 1st. Contains the following: 1. Booklet, The Secret International Armament Firms at Work, 1932 2. Pamphlet, Arthur J. Gillian, The Menace of Chemical Warfare to Civilian Populations, 1935 3. Pamphlet, Profits from Blood: The War-Makers Exposed, n.d. 4. Leaflet, Workers' Films of the Thirties, n.d. 5. Programme, For Services Rendered performed by the National Theatre Company, n.d. 6. Pamphlet, John A. Mahon, Unite for Democracy, n.d. 7. Pamphlet, Fascist Terror Rages in Germany!, n.d. 8. Booklet, British Armaments & World Peace, n.d.

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9. Pamphlet, 1967 New Left May Day Manifesto, n.d. 10. Article, The Phantom Battle of Britain and How the Germans Won It, 31 Aug 1980 11. Leaflet, The First of May Is Labour's Day, 1937 12. Pamphlet, Solidarity Pamphlet No.30, Paris: May 1968 13. Newsletter, Municipal Worker No.3, May-Jun 1940 1 file

U DJS/4/29 Pamphlet File. Metal Workers Minority Movement c.1920s File containing pamphlets published by the Metal Workers Minority Movement. Contains the following: 1.Pamphlet, Joe Scott, Engineers' Hours & Wages: Employers' Demands and How to Fight Them, n.d. 2. Pamphlets, Our Reply to Sir Allan Smith, Feb 1928 1 file

U DJS/4/30 Pamphlet File. National Guilds League early 20th File containing pamphlets published by the National Guilds cent. League. Contains the following: 1. Pamphlets, National Guilds Pamphlet No.3, Towards A Miners' Guild, n.d. 2. Pamphlets, The Guild Idea: An Appeal to the Public, n.d. 3. Pamphlets, National Guilds Pamphlet No.4, Towards A National Railway Guild, n.d. 4. Pamphlets, National Guilds Pamphlet No.1, National Guilds An Appeal to Trade Unionists, n.d. 1 file

U DJS/4/31 Pamphlet File. National Minority Movement 1925- File containing pamphlets published by the NMM. 1930 Contains the following: 1. Pamphlet, The Militant Trades Council - A Model Constitution for Trades Councils, 1929 2. Pamphlet, Report of the Fifth Annual Conference of the National Minority Movement, Aug 1928 3. Pamphlet, Fifth Annual Conference of the National Minority Movement, Chairman's Address, Aug 1928 4. Pamphlet, Report of the Second Annual Conference of the National Minority Movement, Aug 1925 5. Pamphlet, Harry Pollitt, The Workers' Charter, 1930 6. Pamphlet, Pollitt's Reply to Citrine, n.d. 7. Pamphlet, A. Lozovsky, British and Russian Workers, n.d. 8. Pamphlet, Trade Union Leadership: An Analysis of Recent Events by a Trade Unionist, 1927 9. Pamphlet, Report of National Minority Conference, Aug 1924 10. Pamphlet, R. Palme Dutt, Fight For The Workers' Charter, n.d. 11. Pamphlet, International Unity of ther World's Trade Union Movement, n.d. 1 file

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U DJS/4/32 Pamphlet File. National Council for Civil Liberties / Liberty 1954- File containing pamphlets published by NCCL (later known as 1991 Liberty). Contains the following: 1. Pamphlet, Civil Liberties and the Miners' Dispute: First Report of the Independent Inquiry, 1984 2. Leaflet, NCCL Campaign Against Fascism and Anti- Semitism, n.d. 3. Flyer, Civil Liberties 1984, 1984 4. Flyer, Wanted not Needed and Dangerous: The Police Bill puts your Freedom at Risk, n.d. 5. Flyer, Sponsored Bike Ride for Nicaragua, 1989 6. Pamphlet, 1934-1984: Half a Century of Civil Liberties, 1984 7. Leaflet, The Story of the Cairo Forces' Parliament, n.d. 8. Newsletter, Civil Liberty, Vol.1 No.6, Sep 1985 9. Newsletter, Civil Liberty, Vol.3 No.4, Sep 1987 10. Newsletter, Civil Liberty, Vol.1 No.7, Oct 1985 11. Newsletter, Civil Liberty, Vol.2 No.1, Feb 1986 12. Newsletter, Civil Liberty, Vol.1 No.2, Mar 1985 13. Newsletter, Article 19 Bulletin, Issue 6, Aug 1989 14. Newsletter, Article 19 Bulletin, Issue 11, Apr 1991 15. Newsletter, Article 19 Bulletin, Issue 10, Jun 1990 16. Newsletter, Civil Liberty, Vol.5 No.6, Dec 1989 17. Newsletter, Civil Liberty, Vol.6 No.2, Apr 1990 18. Newsletter, Civil Liberty, Vol.5 No.3, Jun 1989 19. Newsletter, Civil Liberty, Vol.5 No.4, Aug 1989 20. Newsletter, Briefing No.14, May 1989 21. Leaflet, The Case of Dr Cort, n.d. 22. Circular, Appeal on behalf of Dr J.H. Cort, 14 Jul 1954 1 file

U DJS/4/33 Pamphlet File. Peace Movement 1952- File containing pamphlets published by various groups on the 1987 subject of the peace movement. Contains the following: 1. Booklet, War on Want: A Plan for World Development (Association for World Peace), 1952 2. Pamphlet, Agatha Harrison, Remembrances (Women's International League for Peace and Freedom), n.d. 3. Pamphlet, Ray Flint, 'The People's Scenario' How to Stop Nuclear War, 1982 4. Pamphlet, Youth in Britain Today for Peace and Social Justice (British Youth Peace Assembly), n.d. 5. Pamphlet, John McGovern, The One Unifying Force, 1954 6. Pamphlet, M. Philips Price, The Truth About The Allied Intervention in Russia (Pensioners for Peace International), 1985 7. Leaflet, Viscount Lymington, Should Britain Fight? The British Position and Some Facts on the Sudeten Problem (British Council Against European Commitments), n.d. 8. Leaflet, Resistance Wethersfield and Ruislip Legal Briefing (Committee of 100), Dec 1961

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9. Pamphlet, Gandhi's Fast: Its Cause and Significance (No More War Movement), n.d. 10. Pamphlet, Michael Barratt Brown, East-West Trade (National Peace Council), n.d. 11. Pamphlet, The People Want Peace: Speeches from the Conference for World Peace (Daily Worker), Jul 1948 12. Pamphlet, Laurence Houseman, What Price Salvation Now? (Peace Pledge Union), Jun 1949 13. Pamphlet, World Congress for Peace, Paris-Prague, April 20-25 1949 (Materials), (), May 1949 14. Newsletter, 'Never Again' (British Peace Committee), n.d. 15. Flyer, CND - The Charter, n.d. 16. Flyer, CND supporters form, n.d. 17. Journal, E.N.D. Bulletin No.11 (Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation), 1982 18. Article, Dorothy Lessing, Protect and Disarm, Nov 1981 19. Newsletter, E.N.D. Newsletter No.3, Dec 1981 20 Flyer, END Hiroshima Day Appeal, 1981 21. Journal, E.N.D. Bulletin, No.2 (Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation), 1980 22. Journal, E.N.D. Bulletin No.7 (Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation), Winter 1981-1982 23. Journal, E.N.D. Bulletin No.6 (Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation), Autumn 1981 24. Flyer, Hull E.N.D. March Across the Sky Social, n.d. 25. Flyer, Hull Branches E.N.D., C.N.D. and A.N.C. Transpennine March, n.d. 26. Flyer, Hull E.N.D. Public Meeting 'Protest and Survive' with E.P. Thompson as Speaker, n.d. 27. Newsletter, Hull E.N.D. Newsletter No.5, Apr 1981 28. Circular, E.N.D. Financial Appeal, Feb 1987 29. Newsletter, E.N.D. Newsletter, Apr-Jun 1986 30. Leaflet, E.N.D. Briefing Sheet, Moscow Trust Group, n.d. 31. Leaflet, E.N.D. 5th Convention on European Security, 1986 32. Flyer, C.N.D. Campaign 'US Bases Out of Britain', n.d. 33. Leaflet, E.N.D. Circular: Public Order Bill and the Right to Dissent, n.d. 34. Leaflet, E.N.D. Circular: To the Shores of Tripoli..., n.d. 35. Flyer, E.N.D. Day School: Star Wars and European Independence, n.d. 36. Leaflet, E.N.D. Briefing: SPD/SED Agreements on Nuclear and Chemical Weapons Free Zones, Jan 1987 37. Leaflet, E.N.D. Briefing: Czechoslovakia and Peace, n.d. 38. Leaflet, E.N.D. Briefing: From Helsinki to Vienna, c.1980s 39. Leaflet, E.N.D. Briefing: , c.1980s 40. Flyer: E.N.D. Circular: British Political Parties, 1987 41. Newsletter, E.N.D. Newsletter No.7, Feb 1987 42. Flyer, E.N.D. Public Debate: Afghanistan, n.d. 43. Newsletter, E.N.D. Newsletter, 1987 44. Pamphlet, ISIS Number 1365: The Bomb, The Fallout & The Politicians, 2 Mar 1960 1 file

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U DJS/4/34 Pamphlet File. Prisons Part 1 1970s File containing the following pamphlets published by various groups on the subject of prisons: 1. Pamphlet, Prison Letters of Thomas Crowder Indian State Prison, Feb 1973 2. Pamphlet, D.F. Greenberg, The Problem of Prisons, Jun 1970 3. Pamphlet, J. Bruchac & W. Witherup (eds.), Words from the House of the Dead - Prison Writings from Soledad, 1971 4. Journal, Attica News Service Vol.1. No.1, Mar 1973 5. Pamphlet, D.F. Greenberg, Crime and Capitalism, c.1970s 6. Pamphlet, D.F. Greenberg, The Problem of Prisons, c.1970s 7. Journal, NEPA News, Vol.II, No.6, Jul 1974 8. Journal, Midnight Special Prisoners News (National Lawyers Guild), Vol.4, No.5, Jun-Jul 1974 9. Newsletter, Frontsheet, May/Jun 1975 10. Journal, SCAR'd Times Struggle for Justice, Vol.1, No.4, Jun 1974 11. Journal of the Hull based Preservation of the Rights of Prisoners Campaign, Prop No.2, c.1972 12. Journal of the Hull based Preservation of the Rights of Prisoners Campaign, Prop No.3, c.1970s 13. Journal, Inside Story No.7, Jan-Feb 1973 14. Journal, Rough Times, n.d. 15. Newsletter, Chains & Changes Vol.1 No.2 (Illinois Prisoners Organisation), Feb 1975 16. Booklet, Collection of articles 'Behind Bars', c.1970 17. Flyer, Prisoners and Community Together (PACT) - Communinity Resource Centre for Ex-Offenders, n.d. 18. Flyer, AFSC, In Place of Prisons, n.d. 19. Newsletter, The News-Dispatch Vol.36, No.142, 20 Nov 1973 (partial copy) 20. Newsletter, The News Dispatch, 2 Oct 1974 Note: Artificial File 1 file

U DJS/4/35 Pamphlet File. Prisons Part 2 1971- File containing pamphlets published by various groups on the 1974 subject of prisons. Contains the following: 1. Journal, Contact - Hull Prison Magazine, Christmas 1974 2. Journal, Contact - Hull Prison Magazine, Summer 1974 3. Journal, Contact - Hull Prison Magazine, Christmas 1973 4. Journal, Contact - Hull Prison Magazine, Spring 1974 5. Journal, Contact - Hull Prison Magazine, Summer 1973 6. Journal, Contact - Hull Prison Magazine, Apr 1971 7. Journal, Contact - Hull Prison Magazine, Christmas 1971 8. Journal, Contact - Hull Prison Magazine, Autumn 1972 9. Journal, Contact - Hull Prison Magazine, Christmas, n.d. 10. Journal, Contact - Hull Prison Magazine, Mar 1972 Note: Artificial File 1 file

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U DJS/4/36 Pamphlet File. Religion 1940s File containing pamphlets published by various groups on the subject of religion. Contains the following: 1. Pamphlet, Douglas A. Hyde, Communism from the Inside (Catholic Truth Society), n.d. 2. Pamphlet, Col. R.G. Ingersoll, Rome or Reason? A Question for Today (Secular Society), 1941 3. Pamphlet, George Thompson, An Essay on Religion, 1949 4. Pamphlet, Stanley G. Evans, Christians and Communists (Anglican Evangelical Movement), Apr 1949 5. Pamphlet, F.T. Hodgkiss, Christianity and Henry Georgism: A Call to a Great Crusade - The Land Question, n.d. 1 file

U DJS/4/37 Pamphlet File. Russia Today Society 1941- File containing pamphlets published by the Russia Today 1951 Society. Contains the following: 1. Pamphlet, Maggie Jordan, Soviet Women at War, c.1940s 2. Booklet, Reginald Bishop, Russia's Enemies in Britain, 1942 3. Pamphlet, W.J.R. Squance, Social Services, Oct 1941 4. Pamphlet, Reg Bishop, Soviet Millionaires, 1945 5. Pamphlet, Polish Plotters on Trial: The Full Report of the Trials of the Polish Diversionists in Moscow, Jun 1945 6. Pamphlet, Russia Today, Mar 1951 1 file

U DJS/4/38 Pamphlet File. Searchlight 1960 File containing Searchlight newsletter published edited by John Roche. Contains the following: 1. Newsletter, Searchlight: A New Left Industrial Bulletin, No.2, Feb 1960 2. Newsletter, Searchlight: A New Left Industrial Bulletin, No.3, Mar 1960 3. Newsletter, Searchlight: A New Left Industrial Bulletin, No.4, Apr 1960 1 file

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U DJS/4/39 Pamphlet File. Socialism 1909- File containing pamphlets published by various groups on the 1989 subject of Socialism. Contains the following: 1. Pamphlet, Socialism & Religion (The Socialist Party of Great Britain), 1925 2. Pamphlet, Socialist Commentary - The Monthly Journal of the Socialist Vanguard Group, Jul 1942 3. Pamphlet, Negotiating the Rapids - Socialist Politics for the 1990s (The Socialist Society), Oct 1989 4. Pamphlet, George Hicks, Mess and Muddle - The Chaos Produced by Capitalism (Social Democratic Federation), Jul 1932 5. Pamphlet, Prospectus for May-Oct 1909 Socialist Holiday Camp Caister-on-Sea (SDP), 1909 6. Pamphlet, William Morris, Art, Labour & Socialism with a Modern Assessment (Socialist Party of Great Britain), n.d. 7. Pamphlet, W.M. Paul, Scientific Socialism: Its Revolutionary Aims & Methods (Socialist Labour Press), n.d. 8. Pamphlet, J.T. Walton Newbold, Marx and Modern Capitalism (), May 1918 9. Pamphlet, G.D.H. Cole, How Capitalism Works (Society for Socialist Inquiry and Propaganda), n.d. 10. Pamphlet, The Socialist (Official Organ of the Socialist Labour Party of Great Britain, Aug 1966 11. Pamphlet, Marxist Review - Theoretical Bulletin of the Militant Socialist Group, May-Jun 1956 12. Leaflet, Polish Socialists in Conference - Report on the Conference of the Polish Socialist Party in Exile, n.d. 13. Pamphlet, Revolutionary Socialist Bulletin, New Series No.1, Nov 1935 14. Pamphlet, The Week: A News Analysis for Socialists, n.d. 15. Newsletter, The Bulletin: An Information Service for Socialists, Vol.2 No.15, Apr 1963 16. Newsletter, The Socialist Leaguer, No.1, Jun-Jul 1934 17. Newsletter, Labour Focus on Eastern Europe, Vol.1. No.6, Jan-Feb 1978 18. Newsletter, Steel Worker's Voice: A Socialist Voice for Peace and Prosperity, No.1, n.d. 19. Newsletter, The Week: A news analysis for socialists, Vol.3 No.8, 25 Feb 1965 20. Newsletter, Youth for Socialism, Vo.1 No.6, Feb 1939 21. Report, Study Group on Eastern European Questions, Socialist International Supplement to Vol.XIV No.7, 28 Mar 1964 1 file

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U DJS/4/40 Pamphlet File. Socialist Union of Central Eastern Europe 1960s File containing pamphlets published by the Socialist Union of Central Europe. Contains the following: 1. Leaflet, Statement adopted by the Conference of the Socialist Union of Central Europe 'Socialist Alternative for Eastern Europe', Oct 1961 2. Pamphlet, Labour's Call Bulletin of SUCEE, Sep-Oct 1960 3. Pamphlet, Labour's Call Bulletin of SUCEE, Apr-May, 1962 4. Pamphlet, Labour's Call Bulletin of SUCEE, Jun-Jul 1962 5. Pamphlet, Labour's Call Bulletin of SUCEE, Aug 1962 6. Pamphlet, Labour's Call Bulletin of SUCEE, Nov-Dec 1962 7. Pamphlet, Labour's Call Bulletin of SUCEE, Jan-Feb 1963 8. Pamphlet, Labour's Call Bulletin of SUCEE, Apr-May 1963 9. Pamphlet, Labour's Call Bulletin of SUCEE, Aug 1963 10. Pamphlet, Labour's Call Bulletin of SUCEE, Oct 1963 11. Pamphlet, Labour's Call Bulletin of SUCEE, Jan 1964 12. Pamphlet, Labour's Call Bulletin of SUCEE, Feb-Mar 1964 13. Pamphlet, Labour's Call Bulletin of SUCEE, Apr-May 1964 14. Pamphlet, Labour's Call Bulletin of SUCEE, Sep-Oct 1964 15. Pamphlet, Labour's Call Bulletin of SUCEE, c.1967 1 file

U DJS/4/41 Pamphlet File. Soviet News Pamphlets 1943- File containing pamphlets published by Soviet News. 1956 Contains the following: 1. Booklet, Questions and Answers on Property (Public and Private) in the USSR, 1954 2. Booklet, G. Spasov, Freedom of Religion in the USSR, 1954 3. Booklet, Dimitri. Melnikov, European Security - The Soviet Plan, 1954 4. Booklet, On the Situation in Berlin, 1948 5. Booklet, S.V. Kaftanov, Soviet Students Today, n.d. 6. Booklet, Soviet Union at San Francisco Conference, 1945 7. Booklet, Yevgeny Medynsky, Education in the USSR, n.d. 8. Booklet, Molotov on Two Ways of International Co- Operation: USSR and Marshall's Proposals, 1947 9. Booklet, Speeck by M.A. Suslov at the 20th Congress of the CPSU, 16 Feb 1956 10. Booklet, Professor I. Maisky, The Stalin Constitution, 1943 1 file

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U DJS/4/42 Pamphlet File. Soviet Union 1922- File containing pamphlets published by various groups on the 1957 subject of the Soviet Union. Contains the following: 1. Pamphlet, Ilya Ehrenburg, The Fall of France Seen Through Soviet Eyes, n.d. 2. Pamphlet, Alan Bush, Music in the Soviet Union - Two Lectures (Workers Music Association, n.d.) 3. Leaflet, Circular letter from the Friends of the Soviet Union Sind appealing for membership, n.d. 4. Pamphlet, The Soviet Union in 1935 - Report of the British Workers' May Day Delegation (Friends of the Soviet Union), n.d. 5. V.M. Molotov, The USSR, The International Situation and Peace with Finland (Anglo-Russian News Bulletin), Apr 1940 6. Leaflet, Life in the USSR advertising Russia's top 5 English language magazines, n.d. 7. Pamphlet, The Truth About the Moscow Trial - Spies, Wreckers and Crafters (Friends of the Soviet Union), n.d. 8. Booklet, Andrew Rothstein, Workers in the Soviet Union, n.d. 9. Pamphlet, Arthur Horner, Soviet Trade Unions - Fifty Questions Answered, c.1940s 10. Pamphlet, The Building Industry in the USSR - A Marx House Syllabus, n.d. 11. Pamphlet, Marxism Today No.8 - Rodney Hilton, Communism and Liberty, n.d. 12. Booklet, Album of the Funeral of P.A. Kropotkin in Moscow, 1922 13. Pamphlet, The Soviet Union and the World's Workers - Report by D.Z. Manuilsky, Sep 1932 14. Pamphlet, The Soviet-Yugoslav Dispute - Text of the Published Correspondence, 1948 15. Booklet, G. Malenkov, Report to the Nineteenth Party Congress on the Work of the Central Committee of the CPSU(B), 1952 16. Pamphlet, The 20th Congress and World Trotskyism (New Park Publications), Feb 1957 17. Pamphlet, The War of Intervention Against the Soviet Union and the Second International, Jul 1931 18. Pamphlet, The Draft New Constitution - Speeches by J.V. Stalin and M.M. Litvinov, Dec 1936 19. Leaflet, Newsheet titled 'Russia With Our Own Eyes (British Workers Delegation), 1950 20. Journal, Soviet Survey - An Analysis of Cultural Trends in the USSR, No.15, May 1957 1 file

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U DJS/4/43 Pamphlet File. Spanish Civil War 1937- File containing pamphlets published by various groups on the 1977 subject of the Spanish Civil War. Contains the following: 1. Subfile of 'The Spanish Revolution', A Bulletin of the Workers' Party of Marxist Unification (POUM), 1937 2. Journal, International Press Correspondence Special - Spain Number, 17 May 1938 3. Pamphlet, Spain Illustrated - A Rear' Defence of Democracy, n.d. 4. Journal, Scottish Labour History Society Journal No.11 - Spanish Civil War Special, May 1977 5. Pamphlet, Occasional Papers of the Socialist History Society No.7 - The Spanish Civil War: Historical Antecedents and Consequences, n.d. 6. Leaflet, Spain, c.1930s 7. Pamphlet, Release Them - Report of the International Brigade Association Conference, 3 Apr 1943 8. Pamphlet, Spain Assaulted - Student Delegates To Spain Report, n.d. 9. Pamphlet, National Emergency Conference on Spain Report, 23 Apr 1938 10. Pamphlet, Spain Illustrated No.2, n.d. 11. Pamphlet, Spain - The Fight for Peace and Democracy, Apr 1938 12. Miscellaneous press cuttings re Spanish Civil War, 1930s 1 file

U DJS/4/44 Pamphlet File. The New Central European Observer 1951- File containing pamphlets published by the New Central 1952 European Observer. Contains the following: 1. Newsletter, The New Central European Observer, Vol.4 No.13, 23 Jun 1951 2. Newsletter, The New Central European Observer, Vol.4 No.22, 27 Oct 1951 3. Newsletter, The New Central European Observer, Vol.5 No.9, 26 Apr 1952 1 file

U DJS/4/45a Pamphlet File. Trade Unions Part 1 1927- File containing pamphlets published by various groups on the 1991 subject of Trade Unions. Contains the following: 1. Leaflet, Speech by George Hicks, The Future of the Workers' Clubs (Federation of Trade Union, Labour, Socialist and Co-operative Clubs of Great Britain and Ireland), 15 Sep 1928 2. Pamphlet, The Trades Disputes Bill Popularly Explained, c.1927 3. Pamphlet, Joint Consultation in Industry - Address by Lord Citrine (British Electricity Authority), Mar 1949

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4. Pamphlet, Hull Economic Research Papers No.182, Eric Evans, South Wales and the Origins of the National Coal Strike of 1912, Dec 1991 5. Pamphlet, Rodney Bickerstaff, The Lipman Lecture - Trade Unions and the Future of Socialism, n.d. 6. Pamphlet, Borthwick Papers No.71 - Chris Wrigley, Cosy Co-operation under Strain: Industrial Relations in the Yorkshire Woollen Industry 1919-1930 (University of York), n.d. 7. Pamphlet, J.B. Jefferys, Syllabus of a Course of Twenty- Four Lectures on Industrial Relations and Social Factors in Industry (UCL), n.d. 8. Pamphlet, Jack Woodis, The Mask is Off - An examination of the Activities of Trade Union Advisors in the British Colonies, Jun 1954 9. Pamphlet, Social Insurance Part II - Workmen's Compensation: Proposals for an Industrial Injury Insurance Scheme (HM Stationery Office), Sep 1954 10. Booklet, Goronwy Alun Hughes (ed.), Men of No Property: Historical Studies of Welsh Trade Unions, 1971 11. Leaflet, Against the Treaty of Rome - 18 Questions Answered by Clive Jenkins, n.d. 12. Pamphlet, The Other Germany: Facts and Figures - A collection of facts with comments compiled by Willi Derkow on behalf of the Executive Committee of the Trade Union Centre for German Workers in Great Britain, May 1943 13. Leaflet, Workers Educational Association Service Centre for Social Studies - Background Notes on Industrial Relations, Oct 1974 14. Journal, Our Time Vol.7 No.4, Dec 1947 15. Newsletter, Pitwatch Pilot Issue, Jun-Jul 1985 16. Newsletter, NUPE - An Activists Checklist Recruitment, Issue No.1, n.d. 17. Pamphlet, Archives in Trade Union History and Theory Series 1 No.3 - Revolutionary Unionism by E.J.B. Allen, n.d. 18. Pamphlet, We Were There: Twelve British Women Tell What They Saw in Russia (National Assembly of Women), n.d. 19. Newsletter, Militant - Organ of the Militant Industrial Group, No.4, Oct-Nov 1956 20. Journal, Port Workers News, Vol.5 No.9 (National Port Workers), Nov. 1955 Note: Artificial File 1 file

U DJS/4/45b Pamphlet File. Trade Unions Part 2 1919- File containing pamphlets published by various groups on the 1985 subject of Trade Unions. Contains the following: 1. Pamphlet, S.A. Dange, In the Rear of the 14th Army - Why India Is Not Mobilised, 1944 2. Pamphlet, British Agriculture and the Common Market (National Farmers' Union), Jul 1971 3. Pamphlet, Harry Wicks, The General Strike, n.d.

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4. Pamphlet, Stop the Remilitarisation of Germany (The European Workers' Conference), Mar 1951 5. Leaflet, Arthur Scargill, Miners in the Eighties (Yorkshire NUM), n.d. 6. Pamphlet, The Workers United Front: A Challenge to the Ruling Class (National Congress of Action), 1934 7. Journal, Trade Union Affairs No.2, Spring 1961 8. Pamphlet, Keith Sinclair, How the Blue Union Came to Hull Docks, Apr 1995 9. Pamphlet, Margaret Morris, The British General Strike 1926, 1973 10. Pamphlet, Science and Government (Association of Scientific Workers), n.d. 11. Booklet, Postgate, Wilkinson and Horrabin, A Workers History of the Great Strike (The Plebs League), 1927 12. Pamphlet, How the Miners are Robbed: The Duke in the Dock Startling Court Case (Reprints in Labour History), 1973 13. Pamphlet, Borthwick Papers No.57, R.I. Hills, The General Strike in York 1926 (University of York), 1957 14. Pamphlet, Sixteenth Annual Report of the General Federation of Trade Unions, 1915 15. Leaflet, Trade Unionism in France: The Facts! Declaration issued by the French Delegation of the Anglo-French Trade Union Council, n.d. 16. Pamphlet, Constitution of the Red International of Labour Unions, Jul 1921 17. Pamphlet, Chris Wrigley, The Government and Industrial Relations in Britain 1910-1921 (Loughborough University), 1979 18. Booklet, Lesley Sutcliffe and Brian Hill, Let Them Eat Coal: The Political Use of Social Security During the Miners' Strike, Feb 1985 19. Booklet, World Labour and Caux: Speeches and Statements by Trade Union and Socialist Leaders at the Moral Rearmament Assembly in Caux, Feb 1950 20. Copy pamphlet, Miners' Federation of Great Britain Special Conference, Feb 1919 Note: Artificial File 1 file

U DJS/4/46 Pamphlet File. Trades Councils 1957- File containing pamphlets published by various groups on the 1971 subject of Trades Councils. Contains the following: 1. Booklet, Angela Tuckett, Up With All That's Down: A History of Swindon Trades Council 1891-1971, Nov 1971 2. Leaflet, Liverpool Trades Council Charter Celebrations 1207-1957 - Trade Union Exhibition 17th to 29th June 1957, 1957 3. Booklet, Sheffield Trades & Labour Council 1858-1958 (Sheffield Trades & Labour Council), 1958 1 file

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U DJS/4/47 Pamphlet File. Trades Union Congress 1935- File containing pamphlets published by the Trades Union 1955 Congress (TUC). Contains the following: 1. Pamphlet, TUC Memorandum on Education After the War, Sep 1942 2. Leaflet, Let Us Have Clean Food - The TUC Calls for Action, c.1950 3. Pamphlet, Report of the Twenty Third Annual Conference of Trades Councils, 1947 4. Pamphlet, A.E. Musson, The Congress of 1868: The Origins and Establishment of the Trades Union Congress, Sep 1955 5. Journal, Labour - Official Organ of the TUC Vol.8 No.4, Dec 1945 6. Pamphlet, Labour's New Charter, Jun 1935 7. Journal, Labour - The TUC Magazine, Apr 1953 1 file

U DJS/4/48 Pamphlet File. Transport and General Workers Union 1934- File containing pamphlets published by the Transport and 1964 General Workers Union. Contains the following: 1. Pamphlet, James Connolly, Towards the One Big Union: The Axe to the Root and Old Wine in New Bottles, 1934 2. Journal, TGWU Record: Lets Go With Labour - General Election Number, Oct 1964 3. Leaflet, Special Docs Bulletin, n.d. 1 file

U DJS/4/49 Pamphlet File. Union of Democratic Control 1943- File containing pamphlets published by the Union of 1957 Democratic Control. Contains the following: 1. Pamphlet, Peter Townsend, In China Now, n.d. 2. Pamphlet, David Wightman, East West Trade and Our Economic Crisis, n.d. 3. Pamphlet, Basil Davidson, Angola 1961: The Factual Record, n.d. 4. Pamphlet, Guns for the Germans? The Arguments For and Against German Rearmament, Jan 1951 5. Pamphlet, Norman Mackenzie, Conspiracy for War: A Study of the China Lobby and of its Plot against Peace and against Democracy in the United States, Oct 1952 6. Pamphlet, J. Jenkins, Inside South Korea, May 1953 7. Pamphlet, Gerald de Cruz, Facing Facts in Malaya, Jul 1952 8. Pamphlet, Facing Facts in Formosa: A Challenge to Peace, Aug 1950 9. Pamphlet, Far Eastern Time Fuse - The Japanese Peace Treaty: What it says and what it really means, Sep 1952 10. Pamphlet, Mervyn Jones, Ordeal: The trial of Djamila Bouhired condemned to death, Algiers July 15th 1957, c.1957

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11. Pamphlet, E.M. Horn, Greek Tragedy in Seven Acts, Nov 1957 12. Pamphlet, Patriotism Ltd: An Explosure of the War Machine, n.d. 13. Pamphlet, Basil Davidson, What Really Happened in Hungary? n.d. 14. Pamphlet, Basil Davidson, Look Back Again in Anger...After Nine Years of Adenauer: What Kind of Peace? n.d. 15. Pamphlet, Basil Davidson, After Berlin, Nov 1961 16. Pamphlet, Norman Angell, Shall This War End German Militarism? n.d. 17. Leaflet, No.3 Resistance Movements in Occupied and Satellite Europe. Hungary, Dec 1943 18. Pamphlet, Who Arms Japan? n.d. 19. Pamphlet, Henlein and Hitler, n.d. 1 file

U DJS/4/50 Pamphlet File. University Forward 1940- File containing pamphlets published by University Labour 1942 Federation. Contains the following: 1. Journal, University Forward, Vol.8 No.2, Dec 1942 2. Journal, University Forward, Vol.7 No.5, May 1942 3. Journal, University Forward, Vol.7 No.4, Mar 1942 4. Journal, University Forward, Vol.6 No.5, May 1941 5. Journal, University Forward, Vol.1 No.2, Nov 1940 1 file

U DJS/4/51 Pamphlet File. Vietnam 1960s File containing pamphlets published by various groups on the subject of Vietnam. Contains the following: 1. Pamphlet, Ken Coates, The Dirty War in Mr Wilson or How He Stopped Worrying About Vietnam and Learned to Love the Dollar, c.1960s 2. Pamphlet, Report 20: To keep a record of the war and to keep it straight, 1 Feb 1968 3. Flyer, Aims and Objectives of the International War Crimes Tribunal, n.d. 1 file

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U DJS/4/52 Pamphlet File. Working Class Movement Library c.1975- File containing pamphlets published by the Working Class 1996 Movement Library. Contains the following: 1. Pamphlet, Edmund and Ruth Frow, Shop Stewards & Workshop Struggles, Aug 1980 2. Pamphlet, Edmund and Ruth Frow, William Morris in Manchester and Salford, 1996 3. Pamphlet, Edmund and Ruth Frow, The General Strike in Salford in 1911, 1990 4. Booklet, R.J. Richardson, The Rights of Woman (1840), 1986 5. Pamphlet, Working Class Movement Library Bulletin Number 6, 1996 6. Pamphlet, Edmund and Ruth Frow, Radical Salford: Episodes in Labour History, 1984 7. Pamphlet, Edmund and Ruth Frow, Bob and Sarah Lovell - Crusaders for a better society, c.1975 1 file

U DJS/4/53 Pamphlet File. World Federation of Trade Unions c.1950s File containing pamphlets published by various groups on the subject of the World Federation of Trade Unions. Contains the following: 1. Pamphlet, Gordon Schaffer, 70 Million Speak (CWS Printing Works), n.d. 2. Pamphlet, John Wolford, Portait of a 'free' trade union (WFTU), n.d. 3. Journal, International Bulletin of Metal & Engineering Workers No.4 - How the Italian Metal Workers Ran the Factories (WFTU), 1951 4. Pamphlet, Ahmed Taha Ahmed, Egypt and the Sudan: The People on the March (WFTU), n.d. 1 file

U DJS/4/54 Pamphlet File. Writings of Engels 1936- File containing pamphlets published by various groups being 1954 editions of works by Frederick Engels. Contains the following: 1. Booklet, Socialism: Utopian and Scientific (Foreign Languages Publishing House), 1954 2. Pamphlet, The British Labour Movement, 1936 Note: Artificial File 1 file

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U DJS/4/55 Pamphlet File. Writings of Harry Pollitt 1932- File containing pamphlets published by various groups being 1954 editions of works by Harry Pollitt. Contains the following: 1. Pamphlet, The Communist Case: The Trade Unionists - what next? (Communist Party), c.1948 2. Pamphlet, Will It Be War? (Communist Party), c.1939 3. Pamphlet, Salute to the Soviet Union (Communist Party) c.1937 4. Pamphlet, The Nazis Shall Not Pass! (Communist Party) c.1952 5. Pamphlet, Workers of Britain, Unite! (Communist Party), c.1943 6. Pamphlet, Dynamite in the Dock: Harry Pollitt's Evidence Before the Arms Inquiry Commission (Communist Party), n.d. 7. Pamphlet, We Can Stop War! (Communiat Party), n.d. 8. Booklet, Looking Ahead (Communist Party), 1947 9. Pamphlet, Answers to Questions (Communist Party), c.1945 10. Pamphlet, Those Russians: A Letter to Bill from Harry Pollitt (Communist Party), n.d. 11. Pamphlet, The World in Arms! (Communist Party), c.1942 12. Pamphlet, How to Win the War (Communist Party), c.1939 13. Booklet, How to Win the Peace (Communist Party), 1944 14. Pamphlet, Britain's Chance Has Come! (Communist Party), n.d. 15. Pamphlet, The Communist Party and the Labour Party (Communist Party), 1943 16. Pamphlet, Smash Hitler Now! (Communist Party), 1941 17. Pamphlet, The Communist Party on Trial: Harry Pollitt's Defence (The Communist Party), Nov 1925 [two versions] 18. Pamphlet, What Do Miners Need? (Communist Party), n.d. 19. Pamphlet, In Defence of Peace: The Case Against Rearming the Nazis (Communist Party), 1954 20. Pamphlet, Communism and Labour: A Call for United Action (Communist Party), 1949 21. Booklet, The Road to Victory (Communist Party), Nov 1932 22. Booklet, How to Win the Peace (Communist Party), n.d. 23. Pamphlet, For Britain Free and Independent (Communist Party), Feb 1948 24. Pamphlet, Peace Depends on the People (Communist Party), October 1950 25. Pamphlet, Britain Arise (Communist Party), 1952 26. Pamphlet, The Fight for Peace and Working-Class Unity (Communist Party), July 1950 27. Leaflet, Why Britain Needs The Communist Party - Today More Than Ever (Communist Party), c.1951 1 file

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U DJS/4/56 Pamphlet File. Writings of Lenin 1934- File containing pamphlets published by various groups being 1942 editions of works by V.I. Lenin. Contains the following: 1. Pamphlet, A Dictionary of Terms and Quotations Compiled from the Works of V.I. Lenin (Little Lenin Library), 1942 2. Booklet, Concerning the So-Called Question of Markets (Foreign Language Publishing House), 1954 3. Pamphlet, War and the Workers: A Lecture and an Article (Little Lenin Library), 1940 4. Pamphlet, The Teachings of Karl Marx (Little Lenin Library), 1940 5. Pamphlet, A Letter to American Workers (Little Lenin Library), 1934 6. Pamphlet, The Deception of the People by the Slogans of Equality and Freedom (Little Lenin Library), 1940 7. Pamphlet, Lenin on Religion (Little Lenin Library), 1940 8. Pamphlet, The Last Writings of Lenin, n.d. Note: Artificial File 1 file

U DJS/4/57 Pamphlet File. Writings of Marx 1937- File containing pamphlets published by various groups being 1951 editions of works by Karl Marx. Contains the following: 1. Booklet, Wage-Labour and Capital (Lawrence and Wishart), 1938 2. Booklet, Letters on India (Contemporary India Publication), 1937 3. Booklet, Letters to Kugelmann (Marxist-Leninist Library), 1941 4. Booklet, Articles on India (Peoples Publishing House Ltd), 1951 Note: Artificial File 1 file

U DJS/4/58 Pamphlet File. Writings of Stalin 1939- File containing pamphlets published by various groups being 1941 editions of works by Joseph Stalin. Contains the following: 1. Booklet, Stalin's Historic Speech Delivered March 10th 1939 (Modern Books), 1939 2. Booklet, Foundations of Leninism (Little Stalin Library), 1941 Note: Artificial File 1 file

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U DJS/4/59 Pamphlet File. Writings of Trotsky 1944- File containing pamphlets published by various groups being 1956 editions of works by Leon Trotsky. Contains the following: 1. Pamphlet, Stalinism & Bolshevism August 29th 1937 (New Park Publications), Jul 1956 2. Pamphlet, Germany: The Key to the International Situation (Revolutionary Communist Party), Dec 1944 Note: Artificial File 1 file

U DJS/4/60 Pamphlet File. Writings of Zilliacus 1949 File containing pamphlets published by various groups being editions of works by K Zilliacus. Contains the following: 1. Pamphlet, Dragon's Teeth: The Background, Contents and Consequences of the North Atlantic Pact (London), 1949 2. Pamphlet, Why I Was Expelled: Bevinism v. Election Pledges, Socialism & Peace (London), 1949 Note: Artificial File 1 file

U DJS/4/61 Pamphlet File. WWII 1939- File containing pamphlets published by various groups on the 1947 subject of the Second World War. Contains the following: 1. Pamphlet, Commander E. Young, That Second Front: A survey of the strategic and political factors (Hurricane Book), 1942 2. Pamphlet, How Hitler Made the War (Ministry of Information), 1939 3. Pamphlet, Pierre Cot, La Guerre ou la Paix? Estraits du Discours (Paris) 1947 [in French] 4. Pamphlet, Commander Edgar P. Young, A People's Peace (Peoples Convention), 1941 5. Pamphlet, W.J.R. Squance, The People's Convention Movement (People's Convention), n.d. 6. Pamphlet, The Volunteer for Liberty Vol.3 No.4, Training for Attack, 1942 7. Pamphlet, The Volunteer for Liberty Vol.3 No.5, Way to Victory 1942, 1942 8. Pamphlet, Again!! The Voice of the People: Further Extracts from France's Uncensored Press (Volontaire), May 1943 1 file

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U DJS/4/62 Pamphlet File. Young Communist League 1930s- File containing pamphlets published by the Young Communist 1970s League. Contains the following: 1. Pamphlet, We Ask for Life! Based on the Report of John Gollan to the Eight National Conference of the Communist Youth Movement, n.d. 2. Pamphlet, Cyril Claydon, Socialism, n.d. 3. Pamphlet, John Gollan, Raise High the Banner, 1936 4. Pamphlet, Fred Eastwood, Youth and the Trade Unions, n.d. 5. Journal, Young Communist Review, Mar 1939 6. Journal, Young Communist Review, May 1939 7. Journal, Cogito - the theoretical & discussion journal of the YCL: Trotsky and World Revolution A Critique by Monty Johnstone, May 1976 Note: Artificial File 1 file

U DJS/4/63 Pamphlet File. Miscellaneous 1860- File containing pamphlets published by various groups on 1982 various subjects. Contains the following: 1. Leaflet, Revolutionary Communist Party Constitution, 1944 2. Booklet, Steps to Peace: A Quaker View of US Foreign Policy prepared for the Americal Friends Service Committee (Gollancz), 1951 3. Pamphlet, D.N. Pritt, A Call to the People - A Manifesto of the People's Vigilance Committee, 1940 4. Pamphlet, A Statement on the White Paper on Educational Reconstruction (Council for Educational Advance), n.d. 5. Pamphlet, D.N. Pritt, Liberty in Chains: An Examination of the New McCarthyism (Committee for Democratic Rights), n.d. 6. Pamphlet, Workless: A Social Tragedy (The National Joint Council), 1 Feb 1933 7. Pamphlet, Information Notes No.8 The Balkans Together With Hungary (Royal Institute of International Affairs), 1945 8. Journal, Workers' International News Vol.5 No.7 (Workers' International League), Oct-Nov 1942 9. Pamphlet, Battle for Unity and Freedom Being the NCNC Manifesto for the Federal Elections, 1954 10. Pamphlet, Calling All Europe: A Symposium of Speeches on the Future Order of Europe (Socialist Vanguard Group), n.d. 11. Pamphlet, The Movement for Colonial Freedom Annual Report 1959/60, c.1960 12. Pamphlet, Iran the Shah's Empire of Repression (Committee Against Repression in Iran), 1976 13. Pamphlet, The Iranian Working Class: a survey of conditions, repression and struggles (Committee Against Repression in Iran), 1977 14. Pamphlet, Fenner Brockway, 1960 Africa's Year of Destiny: A Political Guide to a Continent in Crisis (Movement for Colonial Freedom), n.d.

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15. Pamphlet, Scottsboro - a record of broken promises (Scottsboro Defense Committee), c.1938 16. Pamphlet, Llewekyn Davies, Women's Co-operative Guild: A Co-operative Colony, n.d. 17. Pamphlet, H. Vivian, Co-operators and the Through Cultivation of the Land (Co-operative Printing Society), 1898 18. Leaflet, A. Campbell, Conditions of Industrial Success (National Association for the Promotion of Social Science), 25 Sep 1860 19. Pamphlet, George Hicks, Poverty From Plenty - The Industrial Depression Its Cause and Cure (Social Democratic Federation), 1931 20. Pamphlet, Charles A. Neil, Poise & Relaxation (British Medical Association), n.d. 21. Pamphlet, Richard Titmus and Michael Zander, Unequal Rights (Child Poverty Action Group), 1968 22. Pamphlet, Wendy Tyndale, Chile Under the Military Regime (Chile Committee for Human Rights), c.1974 23. Pamphlet, Edward J. Nell, Automation and the Abolition of the Market (Movement for a Democratic Society), c.1967 24. Pamphlet, Bob Dowse, The Conservative Revolution (NALSO), May 1961 25. Leaflet, Statement of the Albanian Party of Labour: Before Facts and Documents, Slanders and Fabrications Cannot Stand, Dec 1961 26. Pamphlet, Introducing Radical Alliance, c.1960s 27. Leaflet, Einstein Supports Rosenberg Appeal (National Committee to Secure Justice in the Rosenberg Case), 13 Jan 1953 28. British Public Protest can Save this Young American Couple - Must They Die? (National Rosenberg Defence Committee), c.1950s 29. Booklet, George R. Simms, How the Poor Live with sixty illustrations by Frederick Barnard, 1883 30. Booklet, F.W. Dexter, The Joys and Sorrows of a Crank, 1917 31. Booklet, Clifford Odets, Waiting for Lefty: A Play in Six Episodes (Left Book Club), 1937 32. Booklet, Blast Proletarian Short Stories, May-Jun 1934 33. Booklet, The Trial of John Frost, 1794 33. Pamphlet, Charles Knowlton, Fruits of Philosophy (Freethought Publishing Company), n.d. 34. Leaflet, The Communist Party and the War, n.d. 35. Leaflet, Romain Rolland Antonio Gramsci Those who are Dying in Mussolini's Prisons, n.d. 36. Booklet, Clara Cole, A Record of British Objectors to War 1914-1918 (1936) 37. Newsletter, Rundschau (uber politik, wirtschaft und arbeiterbewegung) Vol.8 No.20, 31 Mar 1939 38. Leaflet, Danger - Official Secret RSG-6 at Warren Row, n.d. 39. Pamphlet, Vernon Bartlett, Unknown Europe, n.d.

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40. Booklet, Richard Acland, This Way to Death, n.d. 41. Booklet, Earl Browder, Karl Marx and America, Nov 1957 42. Booklet, Ella Twynam, John Toland Freethinker 1670-1722, 1968 43. Pamphlet, David Lamb, Mutinies: 1917-1920 (Solidarity), n.d. 44. Booklet, Barry Burke and Ken Worpole, Hackney Propeganda Working Class Club Life and Politics in Hackney 1870-1900, 1980 45. Booklet, 'Remember Birkenhead': 1932 The Unemployed Strike Back, 1982 46. Booklet, Hello, Are You Working? Memories of the Thirties in the North East of England, 1977 Note: Artificial File 1 file

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U DJS/5 AV Recordings 1942-1995 Series contains cassette and video recordings of oral history interviews with various persons, including John Saville who was an active member of the Oral History Society. Subjects of recordings include: 1984 Miners' Strike; Thaxted Vicarage; Fire Brigade Union; General Strike in Hull; Labour Party and Militant. Persons interviewed include: Graham Pirt; John Horner; Harry Pollitt, Willie Gallacher, John Saville, Walt Cunningham, W. Bengal and Enoch Humphries. Items within this series have been arranged alphabetically by title. 19 items Please note that most items in this series [excepting U DJS/5/3 and U DJS/5/12] have been digitised and will be made available in MP3 format not original format. If you require access please contact [email protected] clearly outlining your interest and timescales.

U DJS/5/1 Audio Recording. 'Daddy, What did you do in the strike?' 1984 Published. A musical documentation of the 1984 miners' strike, written by Ewan MacColl and Peggy Seeger. Cassette. 1 item

U DJS/5/2 Audio Recording. 'Enoch H 4' 10 Feb 1985 Interview between John Saville and Enoch Humphries, former president of the Fire Brigades Union. Cassette. 1 item

U DJS/5/3 Audio Recording. Father Jack Putterill Vicar of Thaxted and 18 Jul 1967 his wife Barbara the daughter of Conrad Noel 'Reminiscenses of Conrad Noel of Thaxted', interviewed by John Saville at Thaxted Vicarage. Magnetic recording tape reel. 1 item Item is currently unavailable whilst we investigate conversion into a digital and accessible format. If you require access please contact [email protected] clearly outlining your interest and timescales.

U DJS/5/4 Audio Recording. 'F.B.U.' (Fire Brigades Union) 1987 Interview between John Saville and Enoch Humphries, former president of the Fire Brigades Union. Tape 1 of 3. Cassette. 1 item

U DJS/5/5 Audio Recording. 'F.B.U.' (Fire Brigades Union) 1987 Interview between John Saville and Enoch Humphries, former president of the Fire Brigades Union. Tape 2 of 3. Cassette. 1 item

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U DJS/5/7 Audio Recording. 'General Strike (Hull)' 1973 Interviews with C. S. Hollis and Frank Penterby of the National Union of Railwaymen. Cassette. 1 item

U DJS/5/8 Audio Recording. 'Graham Pirt (Miner's Union)' 18 Feb 1985 Workshop on the Miner's Union by Graham Pirt as reflected in folk song. Recorded at the Topic Folk Club, Bradford. Cassette. 1 item

U DJS/5/9 Audio Recording. 'Graham Pirt (Miner's Union)' 18 Feb 1985 Workshop on the Miner's Union by Graham Pirt as reflected in folk song. Recorded at the Topic Folk Club, Bradford. Cassette. 1 item

U DJS/5/10 Audio Recording. 'Harry Pollitt and Willie Gallacher' 1942-1962 Harry Pollitt - Private recording in 1942; Harry Pollitt - Excerpt from a speech at a London meeting in May 1955 (BBC archives); Willie Gallacher - Interviewed on BBC Scotland in Jan 1962 (BBC archives). Cassette. 1 item

U DJS/5/11 Audio Recording. 'John Horner' 20th cent. Moving Para 1 Report (Pay) Annual Conference 80. Cassette.

U DJS/5/12 Audio-Visual Recording. 'John Saville' 1995 Interviews with Historians, Institute of Historical Research, University College London. Interviewer Ken Brown. VHS. 1 item Item is currently unavailable whilst we investigate conversion into a digital and accessible format. If you require access please contact [email protected] clearly outlining your interest and timescales.

U DJS/5/13 Audio Recording. 'LP and Militant' and 'J.B. on Hull' 20th cent. Cassette 1 item

U DJS/5/14 Audio Recording. 'Professor J. Saville' 31 Jul 1988 Professor John Saville talks about his military service in Britain and India during the Second World War. Includes accounts of Communist Party activities in Britain and India throughout the war. Reels 1-2, recordings from Imperial War Museum Department of Sound Records. Cassette.

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U DJS/5/15 Audio Recording. 'Professor J. Saville' 31 Jul 1988 Professor John Saville talks about his military service in Britain and India during the Second World War. Includes accounts of Communist Party activities in Britain and India throughout the war. Reels 3-4, recordings from Imperial War Museum Department of Sound Records. Cassette. 1 item

U DJS/5/16 Audio Recording. 'Professor John Saville' 14 Nov 1986 No.3 in series 'Victorian Values', Saville lecture on 'Imperialism and the Victorians'. Cassette. 1 item

U DJS/5/17 Audio Recording. 'The Writing on the Wall. An Anthology of 20th cent. Dissent in Words and Music, Tony Benn and Roy Bailey' Published. Double cassette. 1 item

U DJS/5/18 Audio Recording. 'Walt Cunningham' 27 Mar 1982 Interviewed by John Saville, Oral History Conference at Hull, Saturday morning. Cassette. 1 item

U DJS/5/19 Audio Recording. 'What's Left Communism: W. Bengal' 20th cent. Cassette 1 item

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