A GUIDE

TO

THE PAPERS OF • JULIAN SORELL HUXLEY

by

Sarah C. Bates Mary G. Winkler

with the assistance of Christina Riquelmy

Woodson Research Center Rice University Fondren Library Houston, Texas LC 84-80123

Woodson Research Center Rice University Library Houston, Texas • February, 1984 Revised June, 1987

This guide has been printed on acid-free paper

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Crested grebes: drawing by Miss Woodward based on Huxley 1 s sketches from 11 The Courtship Habits of the Great Crested Grebe." HUXLEY, JULIAN SORELL (1887-1975). PAPERS, [1899-] 1900-1975 [-1980].

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Abstract

Papers of the British biologist, philosopher and popularizer of sctence. Grandson of Thomas Henry Huxley, son of Julia Arnold, and older brother of Aldous Huxley, Sir Julian began his career in 1910 as a teacher and practicing biologist, became director •of the London

Zoo, acted as first director-general of Unesco, and until his death in

1975 was a prolific author and widely-travelled speaker. Huxley's scientific achievements included studies of taxonomy and relative growth, pioneering work in ethology, and important writing in the early twentieth-century synthesis of Mendelian genetics and Darwinian theory. His belief that evolution was not only biological but social and cultural as well led to interests in eugenics, population control, conservation, and humanist movements.

The collection documents Huxley's role as a synthesizer and educator who influenced thinking in many areas. Linking scientists, sctence and other fields, and sctence and the public, Huxley corresponded with such scientists, artists, writers, and social figures as Kenneth Clark,

J. B. S. Haldane, H. J. Muller, Bertrand Russell, Stephen Spender, and

H. G. Wells. Other materials found in the papers include original writings; publications of others; organizational, conference and travel materials; personal diaries; photographs; and memorabilia.

In a separately indexed addition to the collection are Sir Julian's

"box files," containing reprints, clippings, letters and notes arranged by subject. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

In preparing the guide to the papers of Julian Sorell Huxley, the

manuscript processors received advice and aid from several sources.

These sources deserve an expression of gratitude.

We would like to thank Professors Ira D. Gruber, Martin J. Wiener,

and Mark A. Kulstad for their help in preparing the index, Professor

Robert L. Patten for kindly acting as liaison between the Huxley family • and the processing staff, and Professor Albert Van Helden for generously

offering his expertise throughout the project as our consultant. We

also thank Dan Graur who was so generous with time, knowledge and

enthusiasm.

We are indebted to Lady Huxley for graciously supplying genealo-

gical information, and to Professor Joseph Needham for his reminiscences

of Sir Julian and of their mutual Unesco experiences. Lady Huxley and

Professor Needham provided insight and information which we could not

easily have procured from other sources.

Finally we want to acknowledge the help of our student assistant

Mark Ball, whose intelligence, interest, and diligence made our work

so much easier. TABLE OF CONTENTS

Biography 3

Biographical Chronology 9

The Collection 17

Scope and Content Notes 19

Inventory 33

Early Materials 33

Family Cocrespondence 33

General Correspondence • 35

Journals, Diaries and Notebooks 38

Manuscripts, Typescripts, Notes 40

Publications by Julian Huxley 49

Tcavel Materials 51

Conference Materials 52

Organizational Materials 53

Manuscripts, Publications and Addresses by Others 58

Clippings 59

Photographs, Visual Materials 60

Memocabilia 62

Box Files 63

Appendices

Rice Appendix 67

Genealogical Information 70

Selected Biographical Bibliography 75

Notes on Related Collections 76

Index to Selected Correspondents 78 4

worthy and characteristic that he spent his prize money on a micro-

scope.)

After completing his schooling, he began his career at the insti-

tution which had taught him: in 1910, he became a Lecturer in Zoology

at Oxford. Two years later, however, he departed from the course tra-

ditional to a young man of his academic interests and social background.

He left England and Oxford to accept a position as Research Associate

at the newly-established Rice Institute in Houston, Texas, and by 1913 • he had become Assistant Professor of Biology there. He remained in

Houston until 1916 when he returned to Europe to take part in World

War I.

After serving as an Army Intelligence officer in Italy, he came

home to marry and to take up a position as Senior Demonstrator in

Zoology at Oxford. From 1919 to 1925 he remained at Oxford, carrying

out his famous axolotl experiments and participating in the university's

expedition to Spitsbergen. In 1925 he became Professor of Zoology at

King's College, University of London. But he did not remain long in

that position. The following year he made a decision which, like his

decision to teach at the Rice Institute, would move him away from the

path followed by most of his fellow scientists. He accepted the invita-

tion of H. G. Wells to collaborate on what would become The Science of

Life, and in 1927 resigned his position at King's College. This meant

a new direction for his career, for although he was Fullerian Professor

of Physiology in the Royal Institution from 1927 to 1929, after that he

held no academic position. For ten years he was a private person work-

ing to advance his ideas about the biological sciences not as a re-

searcher nor as a teacher, but as a writer on scientific developments

I 5 I and their relationship to contemporary social issues. I In 1935 he accepted the position of Secretary of the Zoological

I Society of London. In this capacity he had the means to encourage solid

research on animal behavior while introducing innovative methods for im-

plementing his vision of the zoo as an educational institution. Unfor-

tWlately his leadership aroused the displeasure of some members of the

Society, and in 1942 he resigned under pressure. He continued, however,

his work as writer and lecturer and was known throughout war-time Bri-

tain for his participation as a panel member of the B.• B. C. Brains

Trust program.

The end of the war brought an opportunity for him to put many of

his cherished ideals and projects into practice. True to family tradi-

tion, he had always viewed science, art, and literature as part of a

great whole. Thus when he became a member of the commission formed to

plan what would become Unesco, he ensured that science would be an inte-

gral part of that educational and cultural institution. When in 1946 he

became Unesco's first Director-General, he set out a program cosmopoli-

tan in vision, one concerned with mankind in relationship with nature

and with its past, one in which art and science T~Ere equally valued.

He even T~En t so far as to advocate his own solution to the troubling;

questions of modern society, his "religion" ·of scientific humanism, as

an official basis for Unesco's philosophy. This he himself came later

to find unwise. During his tenure as Director-General he also began to

articulate fully the concerns which would occupy the later years of his

life: the relationship of overpopulation to poverty and ignorance, the

necessity for the conservation of wilderness and wildlife, and the im-

portance of the renunciation of parochial views on religion and politics. 6

Finally, he came to stress even more strongly than before his optimis-

tic belief that mankind can and should take control of its own environ-

ment and biological destiny.

In 1948 his term of office with Unesco came to an end and Huxley

was once again a private citizen. The remainder of his life was spent

travelling, lecturing, and writing in support of the causes to which

he was devoted: evolutionary theory and its significance for potential

human development, ecology and the preservation of wildlife, and popula-

4 tion control. He was honored often for his contributions to science

and to society, receiving prizes and awards for his efforts in helping

the general public to better understand contemporary scientific thought.

In 1958 he received a knighthood. In 1965, in a culmination of work he began in his youth with his field studies of the behavior of the great

crested grebe, he organized a Royal Society Symposium on the Ritualisa-

tion of Behaviour in Animals and Man, and in 1970 he received the

International Union for the Conservation of Nature Gold Medal for out-

standing contributions to scientific research related to conservation.

On February 14, 1975, at the age of 87, Sir Julian Huxley died.

His life had been long, beginning in the Victorian era and ending in a world which his grandfather could scarcely have imagined. He served many of the causes with which the 20th century will no doubt become identi­

fied, and his influence on the development of contemporary biological

science was considerable. Through his field studies of animal behavior

and his synthetic approach to Darwinian evolutionary theory and Mendelian genetics, he helped determine the direction of modern biology. As an

educator his influence was incalculable, for he taught not only such me~

as E. B. Ford and A. C. Hardy, but through his writings, perhaps million~ 7 l l of men and women,as well. He was, moreover, known for his encourage- j ment of aspiring scientists and scholars. In his catholic interests, I in his belief in the interrelationship of science and the arts, he extended his influence beyond the laboratory or the classroom and reached

artists, writers, musicians, politicians, and finally the general public.

Such interests and such influence indicate that his desire to be known

as one to whom "nothing human and nothing in external nature was alien"

was fulfilled. • r

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Athenian owl: drawing of an Athenian drachma presented by Huxley to Rice Institute, 1919. - 9

BIOGRAPHICAL CHRONOLOGY

1887 Julian Sorell Huxley born June 22.

1889 Trevenen Huxley born.

1892 Julian began elementary school at Miss Daw's.

1893 Huxley family moved to Laleham near Charterhouse.

1894 Aldous Leonard Huxley born.

1895 Thomas Henry Huxley died.

1897 JSH entered Hillside Preparatory School, Goda~ming, or Surrey, as a day boy. 1898

1899 Margaret Huxley born.

1900 JSH entered Eton College as a King's Scholar.

1901 Prior's Field School founded by Julia Huxley.

1906 JSH studied German in Heidelberg during summer. Entered Balliol College, Oxford, with scholarship.

1907 Vacationed in Switzerland.

1908 Received Newdigate Prize for English Verse at Oxford. Julia Huxley died of cancer November 29.

1909 Huxley family moved to London. JSH received First Class in Natural Science (Zoology) at Oxford. Attended semi-centenary celebration of publication of The Origin of Species. Awarded "Naples Scholarship" from Oxford to Naples Zoological Station.

1910 Returned from Naples. Appointed Lecturer at Balliol College and Demonstrator in the Department of Zoology and Comparative Anatomy, Oxford.

1911 Published Some Phenomena of Regeneration in Sycon; With a Note on the-structure of ·Tts Collar-cells-.------

1912 Studied courtship of Podiceps cristatus. Accepted appointment as Research Assoc1ate in Biology at Rice Institute, Houston. Attended formal opening of the Institute, after having visited T. H. Morgan's laboratory in New York where recruited H. J. Muller to be his assis­ tant. Leonard Huxley married Rosalind Bruce. JSH published The Individual in the Animal Kingdom. 10

1913 Worked with Otto Warburg in Germany. Returned to England. Suffered mild depression. In September took up duties as Assistant Professor of Biology at Rice Institute,

1914 Suffered nervous breakdown. Returned to England. Trevenen Huxley committed suicide. Mrs. T. H. Huxley died. JSH returned to Rice in September. Published "The Courtship-habits of the Great Crested Grebe (Podiceps cristatus); With an Addition to the Theory of Sexual Selection."

1915 At Rice as Professor of Biology. Trip to Avery Island, Louisiana. • Summer vacation in Colorado and Wyoming with the Tsanoffs. Half-brother David Bruce Huxley born.

1916 Worked at Marine Biological Laboratory, Woods Hole, Massachusetts. Returned to England and went to work in Censor's Office. Met Juliette Baillot.

1917 Enlisted in Army Service Corps. Transferred to Army Intelligence. Half-brother Andrew Fielding Huxley born.

1918 Sent to Italy as Lieutenant in Army Intelligence. Returned to England in December.

1919 Appointed Fellow of New College and Senior Demonstrator, Department of Zoology and Comparative Anatomy, Oxford. Married Juliette Baillot. Suffered nervous breakdown. Aldous Huxley married Maria Nys.

1920 JSH began experimentation with axolotls, Anthony Huxley born.

1921 JSH participated in Oxford University Expedition to Spitsber­ gen. Visited Norway, Denmark, and Germany. Published Intersexes in Gammarus Chevreuxi and Related Forms of Growth wtth E. W. Sexton.

1923 Francis Huxley born. JSH published Essays£!~ Biologist.

1924 Visited Rice while on a lecture tour in the U. S. Published "The Outlook in Biology" in the Rice Institute Pamphlet.

1925 Appointed Professor of Zoology at King's College, London University. / I I I 11 i I i 1926 Began coUaboration with H.G. and G.P. Wells on The Science of Life. Published The Stream of Life and Essays in Popular Science.

1927 Resigned from his position at King's College, but remained as an Honorary Lectu!er in Experimental Biology. Became an original member of the Birth control Investigation Committee. Published Animal Biology (with J.B.S. Haldane) and Religion Without Revelation.

1927- Lectured at the Royal Institution, London, as Fullerian 1931 Professor of Physiology.

1928 Vacationed in Switzerland with Aldous and Maria. Joined the Society for Psychical Research. Published introduction to Life in Inland Water~ with Especial Reference ~ AnimaTS:"-

1929 Went to East Africa and Central Africa at the invitation of the Colonial Office's Committee on Education. Returned with report to the Colonial Secretary.

1930 Became first President of the Association of Scientific Workers. Made lecture tour of the U. S. and Canada. Gave Conway Lecture. Published .!!!! Science ~ Life, What Darwin Really Said, ~' and Bird-watching and Bird Behaviour.

1931 Visited the USSR at the invitation of Intourist. Helped found Political and Economic Planning (PEP). Published Africa View and What Dare I Think?

1932 Trip to the U. S., and to France to visit Aldous. Published Problems of Relative Growth, An Introduction to Science (with E. N.~a C. Andrade) Book-r, A Scientist Among Sovtets and The Captive Shrew and Other Poems.

1933 Leonard Huxley died. JSH published An Introduction~ Science Book II.

1934 Vacationed in Switzerland. Collaborated with R. M. Lockley on the film The Private Life of the Gannet. Published The Elements ~ Experimental Embryology (with Gavin de Beer), An Introduction to Science Book III, Simple Science, If I Were Dtctator, and-:8c1ent1f1c Research and Social Need's-:- --

1935 Made lecture tour of Canada and the U. S. Appointed Secretary of the Zoological Society, London. Published We Europeans (with A. C. Haddon), An Introduction ~Science, Book IV, More Simple Science, Science and Social Needs, and T. H. Huxlers Diary £!_ the Voyage ~ H. M. s. Rattlesnake (editor). 12

1936 Made tour of continental zoos as Secretary of the Zoological Society. Took part in foundation of the Population Investigation Committee and the Association for the Study of Systematics. Published At the Zoo, Official Guide to the Gardens and Aquarium of the ZOOlogical Society of~ondOn, and OffiCial Guide ~ Whipsnade Zoological Park.

1938 Elected Fellow of the Royal Society. Summer vacation in Switzerland. Published Animal Language (with Ludwig Koch and Ylla), and The Beginnings of Life.

1939 Went to St. Kilda, the Hebrides, Scotland, to study ecology. Helped organize the War Aims Group under PEP. Published Race in Europe, Life Can Be Worth., Living, and The Living Thoughts of Darwin (joint editor). Trip to the U. S. inJDecember. Stayed until early 1940.

1940 Became a patron of the Free German League of Culture in Great Britain. Published The New Systematics (editor).

1941 Lecture tour of the U. S. Visited the Tennessee Valley. Began Brains Trust broadcasts for the B.B.C. Published Argument ~ Blood, Arm Now Against Famine and Pestilence, Democracy Marches, Reconstruction and Peace, The Uniqueness ~Man, and Man Stands Alone.

1942 Returned to England in April. Resigned his position as Secretary of the Zoological Society. Published Evolution, The Modern Synthesis, and On Living 1n a Revolution.

1943 Worked at broadcasting and editing. Delivered Romanes Lecture at Oxford on "Evolutionary Ethics." Published T.V.A., Adventure in Planning and Target for Tomorrow.

1944 Went to West Africa as member of Commission on Higher Education in the British Colonies. Attended meeting of former League of Nations' Institute of Intellectual Co-operation and participated in movement to include science in proposed United Nations Educational and Cultural Organization. Joined editorial board of Collins' New Naturalist publica­ tions as one of original members. Nervous breakdown. Published The Future of the Colonies. 13 1945 Traveled to the USSR at the invitation of the Soviet govern­ ment for bicentenary of the Academy of Sciences. Became member of Hobhouse Committee on National Parks for England and Wales, and secretary of Unesco Preparatory Commission. Visited the U. S. and spoke in New York on future of atomic warfare.

1946 Attended Unesco planning session in Venezuela. Appointed first Director-General of Unesco and moved to Paris to take up duties. Published Religion~ an Objective Problem, and as chairman of The Arts Enquiry (PEP), The Visual Arts.

1947 Visited the U. S., Haiti, Central and South America on behalf of Unesco. Attended Unesco General Conference in Mexico. Published report of the Wild Life Conservatio~Special Committee, Conservation of Nature in England and Wales; Evolution and Ethics 1893-1943 (co-author), Man in the Modern Wor""I"d7 and UNESCO, Its Purpose and PhTIOsophy.

1948 Visited Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Yugoslavia, Austria, the Near East, and North Africa for Unesco. As a private person attended Wroclaw Conference in Poland. Implemented decision to establish the International Union for the Conservation of Nature. Attended Unesco General Conference in Beirut, where decision to prepare a History of Mankind was made. Ended term of office as Director-General. Visited Amsterdam and Les Eyzies.

1949 Went to Iceland to study conservation of wildlife. Appointed vice-president of commission for writing the Unesco History of Mankind. Helped found Ecological Society and Society for the Study of Animal Behaviour. Presented recommendations of the Preparatory Committee on National Parks to the government. Published Soviet Genetics and World Science.

1950 Participated in Royal Society discussion on Measurement of Growth and Form. Member of British delegation to Unesco meeting in Florence. Lectured at Swedish Academy of Science on "Bird Courtship and Display." Lecture tour in the U. S.

1951 Lectured at MUnster University and in the U. S. Participated in foundation of Society for the Study of Evolu­ tion and Association for the Study of Systematics.

1951- Suffered nervous breakdown. 1952 14

1953 Awarded Kalinga Prize for popularization of science. Lecture tour in Italy. Began world tour, visiting the u. s., Fiji, and Australia. Published Evolution in Action.

1954 Continued world tour, visiting India, Iraq, Iran, Syria, and Lebanon. Lecture tour of the u. S. and Canada, including visit to Rice Institute, Houston. Maria Huxley died of cancer. J SH published Evolution as a Process (editor) and From~ Anti que Land •

1955 Lectured oo cancer at Sloan-Kettering Institute, New York. Was visiting professor at McGill University. Witness at the "inquiry" into the work of Teod.lhard de Chardin at the French Catholic University, Montreal. Attended first Pugwash Conference organized by Cyrus Eaton. Visited atomic energy establishment at Oak Ridge, Tennessee. Failed to get Rockefeller Foundation grant for Idea Systems Group. Trips to California to visit Aldous, and to New Mexico.

1956 Made further study of cancer at Woods Hole, Massachusetts. Visited Canada. Was awarded Darwin Medal of the Royal Society. Lectured at Royal Society on. occasion of Queen Mother's honorary membership. Went on expedition to Coto Donana, Spain, to discuss wildlife preserves. Suffered nervous breakdown. Pub! ished Kingdom of ~ Beasts (with W. Su~chitzky).

1957 Suffered nervous breakdown. Adapted Walt Disney film Secrets of Life, published as Les secrets de la vie. ------Published New Bottles for New Wine.

1958 Was knighted. Published The Story of Evolution and Biological Aspects of Cancer.

1959 Spoke at Planned Parenthood conference in New Delhi. Received Albert Lasker Award for contributions to Planned Parenthood, New York. Spoke at Darwin Centenary celebrations in Chicago while a visiting professor at the University of Chicago.

1960 Visited southern and eastern Africa for Unesco to study wild- 1 ife resources. Published Volumes I and II of The Macdonald Illustrated Library with J. Bronowski and x:-Fisher. 15

1961 Visited West Africa and gave Aggrey-Guggisberg Lecture at the University of Ghana. Visited Canada and the U. S. Published Volume III of The Macdonald Illustrated Library with Gordon Manley, and The Humanist Frame (editor).

1962 Traveled in the U. S., visiting Aldous in California. Visited Oslo, Norway. Published Volume IV of The Macdonald Illustrated Library with Alan Bullock.

1963 Visited Jordan to study conservation. Attended IUCN conference in Nairobi and visited Ethiopia. Aldous visited England for the last time; died November 22. JSH published Volume V of The Macdonald Illustrated Library with J. Bronowski and The Human Cr1s1s. •

1964 Visited the U. S. Published Volumes VI and VII of The Macdonald Illustrated Library with Mary Douglas, Gerald Barry, and J. Bronowski, and Essays~~ Humanist.

1965 Organized Royal Society Symposium on Ritualization of Beha­ viour in Animals and Man. Visited Israel and Africa. Published Volumes VIII, IX, and X of The Macdonald Illustrated Library with Gerald Barry, James Fisher, and J. Bronowski; Charles Darwin and His World with H.B. D. Kettlewell; Aldous Huxley 1894-196~AJMemorial Volume (editor).

1966 Suffered nervous breakdown.

1967 Spent holiday in Tunisia. Celebrated eightieth birthday. BBC produced television pro­ gram in his honor.

1968 Published The Courtship Habits of the Great Crested Grebe (reissued from 1914). - --

1969 Celebrated golden wedding anniversary. Spent holiday in Yugoslavia. Published four volumes of the International Library £! Knowledge as co-editor.

1970 Received IUCN Gold Medal for outstanding contributions to scientific research related to conservation. Published Memories, Volume· I.

1971 Went to Paris for 25th anniversary of founding of Unesco. Visited national parks of East Africa. 16

1972 Attended unveiling of portrait of former students A. c. Hardy, E. B. Ford, and J. R. Baker at Oxford.

1973 Published Memories, Volume II.

1975 Julian Huxley died February 14.

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THE COLLECTION

In the spring of 1978, Juliette Huxley approached Rice University regarding the manuscript collection of her late husband, Julian Sorell

Huxley. With work and support towards its acquisition by Mr. and Mrs.

John F. Heard, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hudspeth, Mrs. Hardin Craig, Jr.,· Mr. and Mrs. Harris Masterson III, Professor Wilfred S. Dowden, the Friends of Fondren Library, and British intermediary Anthony Rota of Bertram

Rota, Ltd., the collection arrived at Rice in 1980, to be followed by

Sir Julian's "scientific library" of approximately 1,200 books, pamph- lets and journals. Separated from the main collection shortly before

Sir Julian's death, a 1500-piece archive which Huxley called his "box files" was acquired from an American dealer as well. The collection was processed in 1983/84 with the aid of a Higher Education Act Title II-G grant from the U.S. Department of Education. The manuscript processors were Sarah C. Bates and Mary G. Winkler; the assistant processor was

Christina Riquelmy. Project director and assistant director were Nancy

Boothe Parker and Lauren R. Brown.

General Scope and Content

Correspondence forms approximately one-third of the papers. It exemplifies the shape of the collection as a whole in that its volume increases steadily from the early years onward, peaking in the 1950's and 1960's and diminishing sharply during the times of Sir Julian's depressions. The most substantive part of the collection, the correspondence, not only includes letters from many twentieth-century intellectual, social and cultural leaders, but also provides the most information about Sir Julian and his myriad activities. Sir Julian's own writings - published and unpublished - comprise another one-third of the collection Other items in the papers include scientific and 18 philos:ophical papers and articles by other authors; materials col- lected on trips and at conferences; clippings, drawings, photographs and memorabilia; and some ~Juliette Huxley materials.

Except for correspondence~ which was arranged in rough chronolo- gical order, the collection as received was virtually unorganized.

Therefore a format/subject arrangement was chosen by the processors.

Huxley's "box files" were arranged by him according to subject. Be- cause of this and because their contents are listed tn a finding aid prepared by the American dealer (available on requesti, the box files have not been incorporated into the core collection.

The series which comprise. the collection are listed below. Sepa- rate descriptions for each follow.

Series I. Early Materials

Series II. Family Correspondence

Series III. General Correspondence

Series IV. Journals, Diaries and Notebooks

Series v. Manuscripts, Typescripts and Notes

Series VI. Publications by Julian Huxley

Series VII. Travel Materials

Series VIII. Conference Materials

Series IX. Organizational Materials

Series X. Manuscripts, Publications and Addresses by Others

Series XI. Clippings - Biographical General

Series XII. Photographs and Visual Materials

Series XIII. Memorabilia

Series XV. Box Files 19

SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTES

SERIES I: EARLY MATERIALS

The EARLY MATERIALS ser1es includes documents in all formats, except

visual materials and correspondence, which predate 1909, the year of

Huxley's graduation from Oxford. Here are some of the most personal

glimpses of Huxley, in journals, drawings, schoolwork, poems and other • writings. While the series contains a typescript of a poem by Enid

Bagnold, dated 1908, most pre-1909 works by others have been separated

to MANUSCRIPTS, PUBLICATIONS AND ADDRESSES BY OTHERS because there is

evidence that Buxley did not receive them until after 1909. For other

early materials, see the BOX FILES, especially the file entitled "Birds

and Bird-Watching."

SERIES II and III: CORRESPONDENCE

The correspondence makes up approximately one-third of the Julian

Huxley Papers. The files are extensive, and have been divided into

two series: one consisting of correspondence from family members; the

other, all other correspondence, including those letters listed in the

index. It is a large and important correspondence including the, names

of some of the most significant cultural, political and scientific

figures of our time. Moreover, the content is substantive, chronicling

the immense variety of Huxley's interests and the influence which he

exerted in the fields of science and culture.

The series containing the family correspondence consists of the

life-time correspondence with members of his large and talented family, 12. i_ - ,. ..

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except for' some letters retained by the family. There are, for example,

none from his grandfather Thomas Henry Huxley, and few from his brother

Aldous. There are, however, letters from his brother Trevenen, his sis­

ter Margaret, his hal £-brothers David and Andrew, and from his numerous

Arnold, Arnold-Forster, and Eckersley relatives. The family correspon­

dence is filed in alphabetical order according to the name of the family

member, and the researcher is directed to the family tree in the appen­

dix of this guide, and to the card file of family members included in

the first box in this series. A note is necessary about correspondence

with Juliette Huxley: family correspondence is often addressed to both

Sir Julian and his wife, or to Juliette individually. These letters are

filed among those addressed to Huxley alone.

The GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE series, as its name implies, includes

all other correspondence: letters to Huxley as well as drafts and car­

bon copies of letters from him. This ser~es contains not only "general"

correspondence, but also a healthy sampling of the kind of letters a

prominent or controversial figure might expect to receive: petitions

for aid, crank letters, even hate mail, as well as expressions of sup­

port and admiration. Of particular interest are the letters from the

correspondents listed ~n the index at the back of this guide. This cor­

respondence ~s filed chronologically with the other more general corres­

pondence in order to present a more accurate picture of its context.

No enclo.sures which are themselves correspondence are indexed. In cases

where a letter has an attachment, both items are found filed under the

date of the letter to which the attachment is affixed.

Undated or undateable correspondence has been treated somewhat

differently. In cases where the decade is known, the letters will be 21

filed •at the end 'of that decade. Letters without any date are filed together in alphabetical order by name of the correspondent at the end of the correspondence series. Note: Some correspondence is also to be found in Series XV: BOX FILES.

SERIES IV: JOURNALS, DIARIES AND NOTEBOOKS

This ser1es contains pocket diaries, journals, notes, exerc1se books and calendars kept by Huxley from 1910 until his deat~. These mate­ rials, arranged in chronological order, are rich in information of both personal and scientific nature. From his youth, there are notebooks of biological drawings, bird-watching notes, class notes, and essays. The pocket diaries of the later period contain appointments, itineraries, and observations about activities in which he was involved at various times. Those notebooks from Huxley's Oxford and University of London period also contain faculty lists and university schedules.

Of particular interest are the journals kept by Huxley throughout his life which provide a wealth of biographical material. Other jour­ nals which relate to his travels are found in the TRAVEL MATERIALS series, and the researcher is directed to these. Notebooks containing drafts of his autobiography are found in SERIES V: MANUSCRIPTS, TYPE­

SCRIPTS, NOTES.

Note: pre-1909 items are found in EARLY MATERIALS.

SERIES V: MANUSCRIPTS, TYPESCRIPTS, AND NOTES

This series contains notes, manuscripts and typescripts written by Hux­ ley between 1910 and 1974. This series is particularly rich because it 22

details the development of his thought and conveys the variety of his

interests. There are poems and short stories written when he was a

young man, notes on scientific work and classroom lectures given during

the period when he taught biology. (N.B. Among these are a series of

lectures he prepared while at Rice.) The series also contains manu-

scripts and/or typed copies of articles, book reviews, drafts of letters

to editors, and public lectures. Of especial interest are the manu-

scripts for the Romanes Lecture (1943), the Kalinga Prize Speech (1953), • the Lasker Award Address (1959), and the John Danz Lecture (1962), and

those of The Science of Life, The Humanist Frame, From an Antique Land

and both volumes of Huxley'·s autobiography, Memories.

The manuscripts, typescripts and notes are in chronological order.

A note on the difficulty in dating the material 1s necessary, however.

Many of the notes and manuscript fragments are on undated scraps of

paper and some are almost illegible. Therefore, although the greatest

care has been taken to ascertain the date for each fragment, it was

impossible to accurately place each manuscript or note. The researcher

should bear this in mind when using these materials.

SERIES VI: PUBLICATIONS BY JULIAN HUXLEY

The publications series contains material (exclusive of books) published

by Sir Julian: reprints of scholarly works, newspaper and magazine

articles, as well as letters ·to editors and reviews of the works of

others. This series covers the time period from 1920 to 1974, and is

arranged in chronological order. A list of these materials 1s to be

found in the first folder of the first box in the series.

The series does not comprise the whole of Sir Julian's printed 23 work. It consists, rather, of those reprints and clippings which he retained in his files. Those interested in a complete bibliography of

Sir Julian's work should consult John Baker's Julian Huxley, Scientist and World Citizen, (Paris: Unesco, 1978).

SERIES VII: TRAVEL MATERIALS

This series comprises a mixture of travel diaries, notes, collected documents, and memorabilia such as programs and exhi~it catalogs filed chronologically by the year of each trip. Newspaper articles included here provide more information than the often sketchy notes, telling of

Huxley's debate on Soviet science with Nuzhdin in Karachi, 1954, or his attendance at a meeting concerned with nuclear weapons in New York 1n 1961.

Unesco is well represented here, with diaries of the 1946-47 trips to

South and Central America and the 1948-49 trip to Central Europe and the

Middle East. Note that conference materials and photographs have been separated to their respective categories, including the 1959 U. S. trip for the Darwin Centenary, the Wroclaw conference, 1948, and the Indian

Science Conference, 1954. Note also that some of the publications col- lected as part of Huxley's travel "assignments"---rep~rts on conserva- tion, for example---are filed with MANUSCRIPTS, PUBLICATIONS AND

ADDRESSES BY OTHERS. Materials on Huxley's Russian trip may also, be found in the BOX FILES.

SERIES VIII: CONFERENCE MATERIALS

The CONFERENCE MATERIALS series contains papers relating to conferences, meetings, and symposia in which Huxley took part. These papers include 24 programs, newspaper clippings, abstracts and papers of participants, and Huxley's notes and speech manuscripts. Correspondence concerning the conferences included in this series is to be found among the Huxley correspondence files. In some cases, however, copies of original let- ters have been included with the relevant conference or symposium papers. Materials from conferences which Huxley did not attend are filed in the MANUSCRIPTS, PUBLICATIONS AND ADDRESSES BY OTHERS ser1es.

Of particular interest among the conference materials are papers dealing with the Wroclaw (Breslau) Conference, the Darwin Centennial

Observation, and the Royal Society Symposium on Ritualization of

'Behaviour in Animals and Man.

SERIES IX: ORGANIZATIONAL MATERIALS

While the GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE series contains substantive and per- sonal communication between Sir Julian and members of specific organi- zations, this series includes membership rosters, reports and newslet- ters, speeches, minutes and memoranda, organizational publications, notes, press releases and clippings. The organizations represented here reflect Huxley's varied interests in biology, humanism, eugenics and I population control, and conservation. Occasionally files overlap: the founding of the World Wildlife Fund is documented in the "Nature Conser- vancy" and "World Wildlife Fund" files; the Galapagos Island expedition is recorded in the Royal Society's Pacific Expedition Committee minutes and in the "Charles Darwin Foundation for the Galapagos Islands" file.

Most items fall in the 1940-1966 period.

Some organizations, such as the Royal Society and Eugenics SocietY~ have fairly complete runs of material over a period of years; most, 25

however, such as the Naples Zoological Station, are represented by

only a few documents, or, as in the case of Unesco, several unrelated

items spanning many years of sporadic collecting. Two files with per-

haps the most original and complete materials are those concerning the

Unesco "History of the Social and Cultural Development of Mankind" for

the years 1948-1966 and a discussion group active in the 1950's, the

"Idea Systems Group." Organizations which solicited Sir Julian's sup-

port also have material in this series--such as the Religious Society of • Families, a eugenically-based community in the United States.

Government publications and publications sponsored by an organiza-

tion but authored by individuals are 1n the MANUSCRIPTS, PUBLICATIONS

AND ADDRESSES BY OTHERS series. See also CONFERENCE MATERIALS for organizational material on specific events.

SERIES X: MANUSCRIPTS, PUBLICATIONS AND ADDRESSES BY OTHERS

Materials in this series resemble those in the CLIPPINGS files in that

their subject matter spans Huxley's interests: from professional and popular science to conservation and population control to fine arts, education, religion and philosophy. Arranged chronologically by year and alphabetically by first author within each year, the series includes articles from scientific journals, typescripts and galleys sent to Hux-

ley by friends and colleagues, radio and television scripts, government reports on conservation and population, poems and topical newspaper articles on such subjects as photography or travel. Publications by other members of the Huxley family are included in this series.

Materials whose date is unknown are arranged alphabetically and follow dated publications. Reviews of books not by Huxley have been gathered .,.. :''1

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together and are arranged chronologically following all other publica-

tions; several reviews are by well-known figures such as Stephen Spender

and Arnold Toynbee. Reviews of Huxley's books are filed in the

CLIPPINGS- Biographical Materials series.

Folder 1 contains a list of the materials 1n this series, which

excludes papers presented at conferences which Huxley attended (see

CONFERENCE MATERIALS), documents enclosed with correspondence (see

GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE), or organizational reports and publications (see .. ORGANIZATIONAL MATERIALS). Much material similar to that found here is

in Huxley's subject-arranged BOX FILES. Short newspaper articles on

current events and topics are found in the CLIPPINGS series. Note also

that much of Huxley's library is owned by Rice. Runs of journals and

some pamphlets are part of this separate collection.

SERIES XI: CLIPPINGS

Clippings have been left with related materials wherever possible; for

instance, articles about Huxley's trips are found in the TRAVEL

MATERIALS series. Clippings attached to correspondence have been left with the appropriate letter.

The files are divided into two subseries: "Biographical Materials"

and "General Clippings." "Biographical Materials" consists primarily of

articles about Huxley but also includes vitae and bibliographies. They

are arranged chronologically hy year with reviews of Huxley's books

separated and filed following the appropriate year(s) of biographical materials. Huxley's controversial activities and the public's response

are well documented: his 1920 thyroid experiments, his Conway Lecture

in 1930, the 1942 "zoo controversy," and his warnings about overpopula- rI 27

tion and ecological dangers in the 1950's and 1960's. Reviews of

books about or by other Huxley family members are also found here.

"General Clippings" report current events, information on friends

and colleagues, and oddities (labelled "curios" by Huxley). Subjects

represented here reflect Huxley's varied interests in science, politics,

the arts, religion and philosophy, including, for example, clippings

about the Scopes Trial, population control and conservation, and issues

of African independence. Arrangement is chronological with dating

following Huxley's notation: day/month/year. •

SERIES XII: PHOTOGRAPHS AND VISUAL MATERIALS

The series PHOTOGRAPHS AND VISUAL MATERIALS contains the photographs,

slides, drawings, cartoons and sketches of the collection, as well as

maps and Audubon bird prints. The collection spans Huxley's life and

interests, including photographs of Eton schoolfellows, professional

associates, colleagues and friends, and sketches of plant life, travels

and expeditions. Of especial interest are the photographs of Texas

flora and fauna, the Oxford expedition to Spitsbergen, Huxley's

several trips to Russia, and his later travels, first for Unesco and

later as an expression of his own interests. There are also photographs

of family members and friends, including a fine portrait of H. G. Wells,

and several cartoons of Unesco figures, as well as many pictures

recording animal .behavior.

One of the most beautiful portions of the series are the drawings

made by Huxley. These drawings range in subject matter from biological

drawings to sketches and doodles. There are also one or two landscapes

in pencil and some lovely drawings of plants. 28

There are also numerous miscellaneous photographs of people and places, as well as slides either taken by Huxley or sent to him by friends or colleagues.

The photographs and visual materials are arranged according to subject matter rather than in chronological order, and care has been taken to leave together photographs which arrived at this archive in groups.

SERIES XIII: MEMORABILIA •

The MEMORABILIA series is by its nature the most miscellaneous and eclectic of the collection, for it contains both personal and profes­ sional souvenirs and mementos from 1910 until Huxley's death. These are arranged by decade in chronological order, and include playbills and concert programs, banquet menus, limericks and jokes, copies of legal documents, awards, citations and membership certificates, Christmas card and guest lists, and names and addresses of friends and associates.

There is also a sampling of curiosities or souvenirs which were of interest to Huxley and kept by him: picture post cards, unusual adver­ tisements, travel brochures, and business cards.

Series XV: BOX FILES also contains a large collection of picture post cards.

SERIES XIV: JULIETTE HUXLEY MATERIAlS

THIS SERIES HAS BEEN REMOVED FROM THE COLLECTION 29

SERIES XV: BO~ FILES

Sir Julian collected reprints, clippings, notes, lectures and correspon- dence and filed them by subject in his "box files." These files were sold to a dealer in the 1970's who compiled a contents listing and rough name index for them (available on request). The listing also includes a biographical note and a general description of the file contents.

Materials in the BOX FILES span the same dates as the core collec- tion and are most numerous during the same time period, 1940-1970. Of • special note are notes on the Crested Grebe in the "Birds and

Bird-Watching" file, the files on Russia, and a collection of about 200 picture postcards.

The files have been left untouched and are titled as follows:

Animal Behavior (General Invertebrates) Animal Behavior (Vertebrates) Assorted Pamphlets and P~pers Behavior - Birds Behavior - Mammals Behavior - Man Behavior- Man, Neurology, Drugs, Psychoanalysis, Genetics Birds and Bird-Watching Birds - Ecology: Migration Brain Neurology Cancer Culture Education Ephemera Epigenetics Genetics Groups Invertebrates Konrad Lorenz Letters to Huxley Lif e/Origin/Bi·ochemis try Manuscripts of Articles and Books by Julian Huxley Maps Music Belonging to the Huxley Family

continued 30 l;

(Box Files, continued)

Patten (and other) Lectures Russia 1931 Russia - Pamphlets, etc. Selection Speciation and Species Stabilization Taxonomy Speciation Trends and Possibilities •

INVENTORY 33

Note: ~Numbers in .parentheses refer to the number of folders contain­ ing the materials listed.

SERIES I: EARLY MATERIALS

Box 1: 1899-1905

Box 2: 1906-1909, n. d. [pre-1909]

Box 154: 1902, 1908, n. d. (oversize) •

SERIES II: FAMILY CORRESPONDENCE

Note: For spouses of family members, see also the Index to Selected Correspondents.

Box 3: Arnold, Edward - Huxley, Sir Leonard

ARNOLD , Edward August us ARNOLD, Francis ARNOLD, Thomas ARNOLD-FORSTER, Ann ARNOLD-FORSTER, Christopher ARNOLD-FORSTER, Katharine Cox ARNOLD-FORSTER, Mary Story-Maskelyne ARNOLD-FORSTER, Nigel ARNOLD-FORSTER, Val Mitchison ARNOLD-FORSTER, William Edward BARKHAM, Selma Huxley BUZZARD, Joan Collier See also BOX FILES COLLIER, Ethel Huxley COLLIER, Sir Laurence COOKE, Anne Huxley COOKE, Geoffrey CRAWSHAY~WILLIAMS, Rupert DARWIN, Angela Huxley DARWIN, George Pember ECKERSLEY, Eva Pain ECKERSLEY, Roger Huxley ECKERSLEY, Thomas Lydwell GREENWOOD, Gillian Crawshay-Williams HARDING, Marjorie Huxley HAYNES, Oriana Waller continued 34

(SERIES II: FAMILY CORRESPONDENCE, continued)

(Box 3: Arnold, Edward - Huxley, Sir Leonard, continued)

HOVDE, Ellen HUTTON, Henrietta Cooke HUXLEY, Aldous Leonard HUXLEY, Sir Andrew Fielding See also BOX FILES HUXLEY, Anne Schenck HUXLEY, Anthony Julian HUXLEY, Christopher HUXLEY, David Bruce HUXLEY, Edmee Ritchie HUXLEY, Elspeth Josceline Grant HUXLEY, Francis John Heathorn HUXLEY, George Leonard HUXLEY, Gervas HUXLEY, Henrietta Heathorn See also BOX FILES HUXLEY, Henry (1865-1946) HUXLEY, Henry (d. 1968) HUXLEY, Jocelyn Richenda Pease HUXLEY, Judith Wallet Bordage HUXLEY, Julia Arnold HUXLEY, Laura Archera HUXLEY, Leonard HUXLEY, Sir Leonard George Holden

Box 4: Huxley, Margaret - Whitridge, Lucy

HUXLEY, Margaret HUXLEY, Marie Juliette Baillot HUXLEY, Matthew HUXLEY, Michael HUXLEY, Michael John Heathorn HUXLEY, Noel Trevenen See also BOX FILES HUXLEY, Ottilie de Lotbiniere Mills HUXLEY, Ouida Wagner HUXLEY, Rosalind Bruce HUXLEY, Sophy Wylde Stobart HUXLEY, Thomas KILBURN, Joyce Collier MOORMAN, Mary Trevelyan NEVEUX, Jeanne Nys NICOLAS, Suzanne Nys NYS, Marguerite Baltus ROLLER, Henrietta (Nettie) Huxley ROTHENSTEIN, Diana (Sam) Arnold-Forster SCOTT, Thomas K. SELWYN, Barbara continued 35

(SERIES II: FAMILY CORRESPONDENCE, continued)

(Box 4: Huxley, Margaret - Whitridge, Lucy, continued)

SELWYN, Edward Gordon SELWYN, Lucy (Lulu) SELWYN, Maud Stuart Dunn SORELL,. Ernest SORELL, Witliam Mervyn • TICKELL, Crispin TICKELL, Renee Haynes See also BOX FILES TICKELL, Thomas TREVELYAN, Janet Ward WARD, Dorothy WARD, Mary Augusta.Arnold WHITRIDGE, Arnold WHITRIDGE, Lucy Arnold

SERIES III: GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE

Box 5: 1904-1919

Box 6: 1920-1921 •I '~ t Box 7: 1922-1923 I

Box 8: 1924-1925

~' Box 9: 1926-1928 ' Box 10: 1929-1931

Box 11: 1932-1935

I' Box 12: 1936-1937 ~ I ~ Box 13: 1938-1930's n.d. 36

(SERIES III: GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE, continued)

Box 14: 1940

Box 15: 1941

Box 16: 1942-1943

Box 17: 1944-1948

Box 18: 1949-1940's n.d.

Box 19: 1950-1951

Box 20: 1952

Box 21: 1953

Box 22: 1954

Box 23: 1955

Box 24: 1956

Box 25: 1957

Box 2 6 : J an uary-J ul y 1 9 58

Box 27: August-December 1958

Box 28: 1959-1950's n.d.

Box 2 9 : J an uary-J uoe 1 960

Box 30: July-December 1960 37

(SERIES III: GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE, continued)

Box 31: January-June 1961

Box 32: July 1961 - March 1962

Box 33: April-December 1962

Box 34: January-May 1963

Box 35: June-December 1963 •

Box 36: January-June 1964

Box 37: July-December 1964

Box 38: January-April 1965

Box 39: May-September 1965

Box 40: October 1965 -March 1966

' I Box 41: April 1966- 1968

Box 42: 1969 - September 1970

Box 43: October 1970 - August 1971

' I Box 44: September 1971 - June 1972 1 i

Box 45: July 1972 - September 1973

Box 46: October 1973 - 1980

Box 47: No date ,_

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SERIES IV: JOURNALS, DIARIES, NOTEBOOKS

Box 48: 1910-1929

1910-1916 1913 1915 "Texas Birds" 1917 1917-1919 1921-1927 1918-1929

Box 49: 1930-1939

1930-1931 1932-1933 1934 1934-1936 1936 1937-1939 "Early Autumn" 1939

Box SO: 1940-1945

1940-1941 1941-1942 1942 1943-1945 "Paris" 1945 1940-1945

Box 51: 1946-1949

Sketch Book 1944 Diary pages 1949 1947-1949 1946-1948 1949

Box 52: 1950-1959

1950 1951 1953 1953-1954 1955 continued 39

(SERIES IV: JOURNALS, DIARIES, NOTEBOOKS, continued)

(Box 52: 1950-1959, continued)

Diary pages 1956 1956 1957 1958 1959

Box 53: 1960-1962

1960 (2) 1960-1962 • 1961 1962 (2)

Box 54: 1963-1965

1963 (2) 1964-1965 1965 (4) Loose pages 1965

Box 55: 1966-1974 (with undated material)

1966 1967-1969 1960's Undated material Undated material (name register) Embryology notebooks (invertebrate, vertebrate)

Box 56: Miscellaneous Notebooks

Notebook page with drawing 1910 Birdwatching notes and drawings (undated, early) "Notes and Queries" Biological drawings Biology notebook 1912 "General Biology" notebooks Essays 1916-1917 "Oxford Undergraduate Notebook" 40

SERIES V: MANUSCRIPTS, TYPESCRIPTS, NOTES (See also box file: Mss of Books & Articles by JSH)

Box 57: 1910-1916

Notes 1910 (2) Manuscripts, lecture notes 1911-1912 "Otto Warburg Notes" 1912-1913 Manuscripts, notes, Texas observations 1913-1914 Rice lectures 1914-1915 Manuscripts, notes 1912-1915 Notes 1915 Manuscripts, notes 1912-1915 Manuscripts, notes 1915-1916 "America" 1916 "Vicious Circle" 1916 •

Box 58: 1917-1919

Notes 1917 1917-1918 (2) "Naples at Christmas" 1918 1918 (2) 1919 "Late in War" notes 1919 1917-1919 Poetry 1916-1919 Undateable material 1916-1919

Box 59: 1920-1929

"The Principles of Biology," lecture notes 1920 1920 1921-1922 1922 1923 1923-1925 Limericks, poetry games 1925 Notes for unwritten book on bird courtship 1925 1928 Untitled manuscript 1920's Undated material 1920's

Box 60: 1920-1929 (undated materials)

Notes 1928 "The Heavens Declare the Glory of God," 1928 Undated material 1920's (2) Poetry 1920's continued 41

(SERIES V: MANU~CRIPTS, TYPEPSCRIPTS, NOTES, continued)

(Box 60: 1920-1929, undated materials, continued)

1920's "Evolution" 1920's "Research" 1920's "Fragments" 1920's "Notes for Questionnaire" 1920's Manuscripts, notes 1920's (2) Undated materials

Box 61: Science of Life 1927

Science of Life manuscript (2) •

Box 62: Science of Life 1927

Science of Life (outline) Science of Life manuscript

Box 63: 1930-1934

"Zoology/Biology Curriculum" 1930 Manuscripts 1930-1931 Manuscripts, typescripts 1932 "The Belief in Survival" 1932 Poetry, The Captive Shrew 1932 Typescripts 1933 ''Man's Place in the Universe" 1933 Notes 1934 "Westermann Islands" 1934 "Africa" 1934

Box 64: 1935-1939

1935 1937 Transcripts 1937 1938 1939 . "Notes for Halifax Interview" 1939 "Sheldrake" 1939 ''Man 1 s Place in Nature and Uniqueness of Man" 1930's Poetry 1930's Undated 1930's Notes 1930's (2) I

42

(SERIES: V: MANUSCRIPTS, TYPESCRIPTS, NOTES, cant inued)

Box 65: 1940-1945

1940 1941 ''MSS from Whipsnade, Nature and Art" 1941 Typescripts 1942 "Unity in the USA" 1942 "A Philosophy of Life and its Applications" 1943 1943 "Art as a Social Function" 1943 Romanes Lecture June 11, 1943 1944 "Commission under Walter E 11 iot to West Africa" 1944 "Jumping the Centuries--Mass Education" 1944. "West Africa Notes" 1943-1945 1945 "Atomic Energy" 1945

Box 66: 1946-1948

1946 "Unesco Notes" 1946 "File on Art" 1946 "Census-Taking in the Wild" 1946 1947 "Bird-Notes" 1946-1948 1948 "A Bird in the Bois" 1948 "Toy Wheels" 1948 "List of Articles and Photos" 1948-1949

Box 67: 1949-undated 1940's

"Experimental Biology" 1949 "Evolution Lecture No. 2" 1949 Notes 1949 "An Arts Council for Africa?" 1949 Bird watching notes 1949 1949 (2) "Song-Variants in the Wood Pigeon" 1949 Undate4 material 1940's "The British Contribution to Knowledge of the Living Bird" 1940's "On Helping History" 1940's "A Rare Plant and Its Background" 1940's Notes 1940's "Allometric Growth" 1940's Notes 1940's Unfinished manuscript: "100 Years Hence" 1940's 43

(SERIES V: MANUSCRIPTS, TYPESCRIPTS, NOTES, continued) I Box 68: 1950 I 1950 (3) "Genetical Jubilee" 1950 1950 (2) New Naturalist autobiography 1950-1951 (2) "Birds and Science" "Integration of Human History" Undated material 1950's (3) "Unesco History"

Box 69: 1951-1953 • 1951 (3) "Eohippus" 1951 Lecture notes-BBC Series "1lumanity and Evolution" 1951 Patten Lecture II 1951 "Evolution in Action" 1951 (?) "Greatest English Naturalist -Darwin" 1951 "Preamble" 1952 1952 (2) Notes 1952 1952 (2) "Evolutionary Humanism" 1952 "Ancient and Modern" 1952-1953 1953 (5) Kalinga Prize speech 1953 "Evolution in Action" notes, etc. 1953

Box 70: 1954-1955

1954 (5) Notes "1954 on" "Notes not needed" 1954 "Psychology in Evolutionary Perspective" 1954 "Scientific Humanism, Evolution and Human Destiny" 1954 1955 (3) Idea Systems Group--notes and lecture outlines, Evolutionary Humanism 1955 "Arusha" 1955

Box 71: 1954-1955 and undated material 1950's

"Toynbee and Time-scales" 1954 "The Evolution of Man" including Hawkes, Pumphrey M:>S. 1955 "Animals, Suschitzky" 1955 "Notes for Love article" 1955 continued 44

(SERIES V: MANUSCRIPTS, TYPESCRIPTS, NOTES, continued)

(Box 71: 1954-1955 and undated materials 1950's, continued)

"Heterosis and Morphism" 1955 Notes 1950's "Portugal" 1950's "Nuzhdin Statement" 1950's ''M aia" 1950's Undated material, notes, 1950's Lecture notes, 1950's

Box 72: From An Antique Land 1954

Manuscript and typescript (19) •

Box 73: 1956-1957

Notes 1956 "Sloan Kettering" 1956 1956 "Secrets of Life" 1956 Manuscripts, notes 1956 (5) 1957 Biographical notes on Darwin 1957 "Uppsala Diagramsn 1957 1957 (3) Alfred P. Sloan Lecture 1957 Evolution of Mind 1957 Review, Peter Medawar, The Uniqueness of the Individual 1957

Box 74: 1958

"Excuse Me, But Your Id Is Showing" Forward "Cyril Bibby" Review, Niko Tinbergen, "Curious Naturalists" "Rennie Bere, the Two Lords of Africa" 1958 "Pugwash--Humanist Manifesto" ''McGill Lecture" "Teilhard de Chardin" 1958 (3) "Guy the Gor i 11 a" "The Synthesis"

Box 75: 1959

"Adventures of the Mind" 1958-1959 "Evolution--Introduction" 1958-1959 continued 45

(SERIES' V: MANUSC_RIPTS, TYPESCRIPTS, NOTES, continued)

(Box 75: 1959, continued)

Notes, The Humanist Frame 1959 The Humanist Frame materials 1959 "The Impending Crisis" 1959 1959 (2) Evolution-population 1959 Lasker Award address 1959 Argonne National Laboratory address 1959 Notes 1950's "C. D. 's Achievements" 1950's "Evolution MSS, Duplicates" 1950's "A Goosely Fixation" 1950's (?) •

Box 76: 1960

The Humanist Frame, manuscript, notes 1960 ( 7) Unesco report

Box 77: 1961

"Unesco History of Mankind" "Humanist Frame and Evolution and Theology" "Humanist Frame" "Humanist Frame Introduction" "Roger Godel" Review, J. M. Tanner, Education and Physical Growth "Ngorongoro" General Knowledge Encyclopedia "Keyboard" "Article for Endeavor" "Serengeti" "Human Ecology--Population and Conservation" 1961 ( 2)

Box 78: 1961 1961 (5) "I Remember" "McGill,- St. Louis, San Francisco Lecture Notes" "Ghana Lecture Notes" "Evolution" "Evolutionary Humanism" I

46 I (SERIES V: MANU~CRIPTS, TYPESCRIPTS, NOTES, continued) I

Box 79: 1962

1962 "Galton Lecture" "Psychometabolism" "Eugenics in Evolutionary Perspective" "New Vision Library" Proposed ecological survey of Masailand "Evolution" "Africa" John Danz lecture

Box 80: 1962 •

Miscellaneous manuscripts, notes (5) Review, Theodosius Dobzhansky, Mankind Evolving "Psychometabolism Notes and Manuscript" "Education and the Humanist Revolution" "Population, Humanist Revolution Lecture Notes" "CIBA Manuscript"

Box 81: 1963

"Jordan: Land of Desert History" "Jordan" ( 2) "Jordan Article" International Union for Conservation of Nature program "Race Hatred" Miscellaneous manuscripts, notes Danz lecture (2) "Lorenzian Ethology" African Naturalist series Aldous Huxley's memorial service Konrad Lorenz Festschrift notes "Psychometabolism"

Box 82: 1963-1964

Miscellaneous manuscripts, notes (10) "Evolution Introduction" "Old Schizo MS" "Evolution, New Edition" "Char 1 es Darwin: Galapagos and After" (2) Psychometabolism "Nature's Network" "Growth of Ideas" 47

(SERIES V: MANUSCRIPTS, TYPESCRIPTS, NOTES, continued)

Box 83: 1964 plus manuscript on Africa

"Schizophrenia as a Genetic Morphism" "Essays of a Humanist" (3) Unpublished manuscript on Africa (3)

Box 84: 1965

"Fitness" "Fitness and Evolution" Ritualization Symposium Unesco "History" "Art" "Darwin and His World" Miscellaneous manuscripts, notes (7)

Box 85: 1966-1969

1965-1966 Miscellaneous 1966 (3) Wild Life of Africa 1966 Miscellaneous 1967 Review, Lewis Mumford, Myth of the Machine 1967 Miscellaneous 1968 Miscellaneous 1969 (3) Notes on conversation with Joy Adamson 1969 ''Modern Crisis in Religion" Undated material 1960's

Box 86: 1960's Undated material

"Development of the Biological Sciences" "Population" (2) "Science and Synthesis" Autobiographical notes Undated miscellaneous material (8)

Box 87: 1970-1975

Odette Keun notes 1970 1970 "Eugenics in Evolutionary Perspective" 1970 Miscellaneous notes 1971 (3) "Huxley Commemoration" 1972 Imperial College lecture 1972 Notes 1972 (3) continued 48

(SERIES V: MANUSCRIPTS, TYPESCRIPTS, NOTES, continued)

(Box 87: 1970-1975, continued)

1973 Zoological Society Medal lecture 1973 "Introduction" Atlas of Wild Life 1973 Miscellaneous 1974 Undated material 1970's (2) Notes removed from books in JSH library

Box 88: "Growth of Ideas"

Typescript (6) •

Box 89: Memories I

Notes, manuscript, typescript (6)

Box 90: Memories I

Manuscript notebooks (7) Typescript and photocopies of JSH/THH correspondence

Box 91: Memories I

Manuscript notebooks (7)

Box 92: Memories II

Typescript (3)

Box 93: Memories II

Typescript (3) Author's uncorrected copy Author's marked copy

Box 94: Memories II

Copy for printer Corrected copy Galley Miscellaneous material, including contracts 49

(SERIE~ V: MA.NUS~RIPTS, TYPESCRIPTS, NOTES, continued)

Box 95: Memories II Manuscript ( 4)

Box 96: Memories II

Typescript (2)

SERIES VI: PUBLICATIONS BY JULIAN HUXLEY •

Box 97: 1920-1935 1920 1921 1922-1923 1924-1925 Rice Institute Pamphlet, "The Outlook in Biology" 1924 1926 1927 1928-1929 1920's 1930 1931 1931-1932 1933 1934 1935 Yale Review, Summer 1935 (duplicate)

Box 98: 1936-1943 1936 1937 1938 Reprints 1938-1939 1939 1940 1941 1942 (2) 1943 50

(SERIES VI: PUBLICATIONS BY JULIAN HUXLEY, continued)

Box 99: 1944-1949

1944 1945 1946-1947 1948 1949

Box 100: 1950-1959

1950 1951 ... 1952 1953 1953-1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959

Box 101: 1960-1974

1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1960 IS (undated) 1971 1974 Bibliographic note cards 51

SERIES VII: TRAVEL MATERIALS

Box 102: 1911-1944

Heidelberg 1913 U. S. A. 1912, 1914-15 Italy 1918 Spitsbergen 1921 Africa 1929 U. S. A. 1930-31; U. S. A. and Canada 1932, 1935; St. Kilda 1939; U. S. A. 1939-40; U. S. A. and Lisbon 1941-42 West Africa 1944-journals, brochures and notes (2)

Box 103: 1945-1949 Spring •

U. S. A. 1945; USSR 1945 Latin America 1946, 1947 (2) Unesco Tour-Middle East 1948 April-May Eastern Europe 1948 Summer Amsterdam and Les Eyzies 1948 August Unesco Tour-Middle East 1948 November-1949

Box 104: 1949 Summer-1954 Summer

Iceland 1949 summer; Sweden 1950; U. S. A. 1950, 1951; Italy 1953 World tour 1953-1954 Itinerary; U. S. A. and Fiji Islands 1953 Australia 1953 (2) Near East 1953-1954 (5)

Box 105: 1954 Fall-1965

Canada and U. S. A. 1954; Canada 1956; India 1959; U. S. A. 1959 (See also CONFERENCE MATERIALS-Darwin Centennial) South and East Africa 1960 (2) West Africa 1961 (3) U. S. A. and Canada 1961; U. S. A. 1962; Oslo 1962 British Jordan expedition 1963; Africa 1963; U. S. A. 1964 Africa 1965

Box 154: Texas 1916 (oversize) 52

· SERIES VIII: CONFERENCE MATERIALS

Box 106: 1934-1952

Public Health Congress and Exhibition on Voluntary Sterilisation 1934 Anniversary, Russian Academy of Science 1945 Sixth Conference on Science, Philosophy and Religion World Congress of Intellectuals, Cultural World Congress for Peace (Wroclaw Conference) 1948 (5) International Council of Museums 1949 Tenth Annual Ornithological Congress 1950 Society for Visiting Scientists 1950 "The Frontier of Knowledge" September 1951-May 1952 Twelfth Congress on Science, Philosophy and R:ligion 1952 Thirteenth Congress on Science, Philosophy and Religion 1952 Race Problems in the Light of Modern Science 1952 First International Conference on Humanism and Ethical Culture 1952 First International Conference on Humanism and Ethical Culture (papers given) 1952 (2)

Box 107: 1953-1970

Symposium on the Ecology of Coral Atolls 1953 Unesco--Humanism and Education in East and West 1953 Social Policy and the Social Sciences Conference (program) 1953 Sixth Pakistan Science Conference 1954 World Conference of Scientists 1955 Pugwash 1955-1957 Sixth International Conference on Planned Parenthood, New Delhi 1959 (2) Markle Scholar Meeting 1959 "The Future of Man" symposium 1959 Tenth Pugwash Conference on Science and World Affairs 1962 (2) Pugwash (history) International Union for the Conservation of Nature Conference Seventh International Conference on Planned Parenthood 1963 The Galapagos Island Symposium 1964 Zoological Society of London/WHO Symposium 1965 G. Mendel Symposium/Symposium on the Mutational Process 1965 Interna_t ional Congress of the World Wildlife Fund 1970 53

(SERIES VIII: CONFERENCE MATERIALS, continued)

Box 108: Darwin Centennial Celebration 1959

Darwin Centennial Darwin Centennial Conference programs n Committee memoranda and reports Darwin Centennial clippings JSH notes JSH comments on papers (2)

Box 109: Arusha Conference 1961 and CIBA Conference 1963

Arusha Conference Arusha Conference clippings • Arusha Conference field trip guide Arusha Conference JSH "Postscript" CIBA Conference, programs and general information CIBA Conference, manuscripts and notes CIBA Conference, JSH lecture, "Future of Man: Evolutionary Aspects" CIBA Conference, lecture manuscript CIBA Conference, abstracts and program

Box 110: Ritualization Symposium 1965

Royal Society Symposium on Ritualization (notes) Ritualization Symposium, notes and manuscript Ritualization Symposium, suggested program Abstracts and papers ' ! Program JSH manuscript JSH typescript (2) Photographs and proofs Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London: No. 772, Vol. 251, December 29, 1966. 11 A Discussion on Ritualisation of Behaviour in Animals and Man."

SERIES IX: ORGANIZATIONAL MATERIALS

Box 111: A-Charles Darwin Foundation for the Galapagos Islands 1963

Abortion Law Reform Association 1960-61 Aldus Books 1961-1962, n.d. American Academy of Arts and Sciences 1964 American Council of Learned Societies 1961 continued 54

(SERIES IX: ORGANIZATIONAL MATERIALS, continued)

(Box 111: A-Charles Darwin Foundation for the Galapagos Islands 1963, continued)

American Humanist Association (1949-)1955, 1960, 1965, n.d. American Ornithologists Union 1960 American Society of Zoologists n.d. Animals 1966 Association of British Science Writers 1955 Association Internationale de Generalisation Albert Einstein 1963 Association of British Zoologists 1964 Association of Scientific Workers 1929, 1942 Atheneum 1964-65 Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation c. 1966 • British Association for the Advancement of Science 1937, 1939, 1965 British Humanist Association 1963, 1965, 1971-1974, n.d. British Ornithologists• Club 1960 British Ornithologists' Union 1951, 1952, 1959, 1961, 1964 British Social Hygiene Council 1925 British Society for Cultural Freedom 195? British Society for Research on Ageing 1949 British Trust for Ornithology 1942, 1950, 1951, 1953, 1966, 1969 Carnegie Institution 1961-62 Centenary Cultural Council 1953 Center for Human Understanding, University of Chicago n.d. Centre Internationale de Generalisation 1964 Charles Darwin Foundation for the Galapagos Islands 1959-1963

Box 112: Charles Darwin Foundation for the Galapagos Islands 1964-G

Charles Darwin Foundation for the Galapagos Islands 1964-1965, 1967, 1975, n.d. Committee for Economic Development 1960 Committee for the Study of Mankind 1957 Congress for Cultural Freedom 1950 Conservation Foundation 1960? Conservation Society 1973 Council for Nature 1958-1963, 1974 Council for Visual Education 1950 Discussion Group on Underdeveloped Areas 1959 Ethical.Union 1951-1953, 1955,1957,1962, 1963

Eton College 1961 1 Eugenics Society 1950, 1957, 1960-1964 Family Planning Association 1960, 1963-64 "International Campaign" 1964 Family Planning Association of India (1959), 1960-1963, 1964, 1965,1966 Fauna Preservation Society 1972, n .d. Fellowship of Religious Humanists 1965 continued 55

(SERIES IX: ORGANIZATIONAL MATERIALS, continued)

(Box 112: Charles Darwin Foundation for the Galapagos Is lands 1964-G, continued)

GLC (?] 1973 Gandhi Gram n.d. ~enetical Society 1924 Gesellschaft der Freunde der Biologischen Station Wilhelminenberg 1978 Great Bustard Trust 1972

Box 113: H-"Idea Systems Group"

H. G. Wells Society 1960-1961, 1973 Hampstead Artists Council 1954 • Harvard University, Department of Biology 1939 Human Betterment Association for Voluntary Sterilization 1963 Humanist Broadcasting Council c. 1959 Humanist Council 1960 Huxley Institute for Biosocial Research c. 1972 Idea Systems Group 1950-1956, n.d. (6)

Box 114: Ins-Nature Conservancy

Institut fran~ais d'Afrique noire 1949, 1961 Institute of Biology 1961 Institute for Cybercultural Research 1965 Institute on Religion and Science 1955 Institute for the Science of Peace and World Understanding 1948 International Brain Research Organization 1961-64 International Committee for Bird Preservation 1948-1951, 1953, 1954 International Congress of Zoology 1954 International Humanist and Ethical Union 1962 International Institute of Differing Civilizations 1959 International Institute of Political and Social Science 1949, 1951 International Planned Parenthood Federation 1957-1966 International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources (IUCN) (1948-)1958, 1960-66, 1971, n.d. (2) International Union for the Protection of Nature (IUPN) 1948-52, 1 9 54 ' 1 9 56 ' 1 9 57 International Wildfowl Research Institute 1947, 1949, 1950, n.d. Isobar 1965 Italian Refugees Relief Committee c. 1927 Kenya National Parks, Trustees 1960 Lebanese Association for Information on Palestine 1974 Ligue Internationale de l'Enseignement, de !'Education, et de la Culture Populaire 1966 continued 56

(SERIES IX: ORGANIZATIONAL MATERIALS, continued)

(Box 114: Ins-Nature Conservancy, continued)

Lincombe Lodge Research Library n.d. Linnean Society 1949, 1957-1959, 1961-62, 1963-64 :iterary Society 1951 London Natural History Society 1962 Marine Biological Association 1920 Movement for Survival 1972 (See also British Humanist j Association) Naples Zoological Station 1920, 1924, 192? National Council for British-Soviet Unity 1942 National Trust for Places of Historic Interest or Natural Beauty 1960-61 Nature Conservancy 1949, 1957-1959, 1960-63, 1~60, 1961, 1965, 1966, n.d.

Box 115: New-Prior's Field School 1965

New Naturalist 1969?, 1972-1974, n.d. New York Academy of Sciences 1947, 1955, 1961-1963 New York Zoological Society 196? Ngorongoro Conservation Area 1961-1963, 1965 Northern Rhodesia Game Preservation and Hunting Association 1958, 1960 OXFAM 1965 Oxford Arts Club c. 1921 Oxford Ornithological Society 1951, 1962-63 Oxford University Faculty of Arts n.d. Humanist Group 1961, 1963 Natural Science Club 1923 New College 1960-61 Psychophysical Research Unit n.d. Percy Fitzpatrick Institute of African Ornithology 1971 Planned Parenthood Center 1959 Planned Parenthood Federation of America 1954, 1959, 1960-62, 1964, n.d. Political and Economic Planning (PEP) 1939, 1942, 1952-1955, 1974 Population Council (1952-)1964 Population Limited Foundation 1957 Population Reference Bureau 1958-1961, 1963-1964, 1966 (2) Present Question Conference 1953 Prior's Field School 1918, 1963, 1964-1965 (2)

Box 116: Prior's Field School 1966-R

Prior's Field School 1966, 1973-1975 (3) Religious Society of Families 1963, 1972 Religious Society of Friends c. 1922, n.d. Royal Entomological Society 1964 continued 57

(SERIES IX: ORG~IZATIONAL MATERIALS, continued)

(Box 116: Prior's Field School 1966-R, continued)

Royal Institute of British Architects 1962 Royal Society 1941, 1949, 1953, 1955, 1956-1965, 1972, n.d. (3) ~oyal Society for the Protection of Birds 1920

Box 117: S-Unesco 1961

Sa vile Club 1962 Sierra Club 1959 Singer-Polignac Foundation 1958 Societe Europeenne de Culture 1950, 1951 Society for Cultural Relations Between the P~oples of the British Commonwealth and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (SCR) 1924(-25) Society for Experimental Biology (1923], 1926, 1950, 1966 Society forVisiting Scientists 1949,1951,1953 Standing Committee on National Parks 1949, 1972, 1973 Student Policy Movement n.d. Systematics Association 1953-1954, 1961, 1964-65, 1973 Tanganyika National Parks 1959-60 Uganda National Parks 1971, 1973 United Kingdom National Commission for Unesco 1960-1965, n.d. United Nations 1949, 1951, 1958, 1960, 1965 United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (Unesco) 1946, 1948, 1949, 1951-1961 (3)

Box 118: Unesco 1962-Unesco "History" 1955

Unesco 1962, 1963, 1964-1966, 1970-1975, 1977, n.d. (2) Unesco, International Commission for a History of the Scientific and Cultural Development of Mankind ("Unesco History") 1948-1955 (4)

Box 119: Unesco "History" 1956-1966, n.d. (7)

Box 120: University-Z

Univers·ity Philosophical Society 1942 Viewers' and Listeners' Association 1960, 1961 West African Institute of Industries, Arts, and Science 1945 West Wales Naturalists' Trust 1973, 1974 Wildfowl Trust 1951, 1954, 1959-1965, n.d. World Federation for Mental Health 1949 World Health Organization 1954, 1956, 1960? World Population Emergency Campaign 1960 World Wildlife Fund 1961, 1962-1964, 1970, n.d. (2) J. Paul Getty Prize 1974 continued J 58 i f ! (SERIES IX: ORGANIZATIONAL MATERIALS, continued) i 'j

(Box 120: University-Z, continued)

Zoological Club 1961, 1962, 1965 Zoological Society of London 1938, 1942, 194?, 1974 (2) I

Box 154: Unesco 1946 (oversize)

SERIES X: MANUSCRIPTS, PUBLICATIONS AND ADDRESSES BY OTHERS •

Box 121: Contents List; (1869) (1905), 1910-1939

Box 122: 1940-1948

Box 123: 1949-1951

Box 124: 1952-1953 Ra

Box 125: 1953 Re-1955

Box 126: 1956-1957

Box 127: 1958

Box 128: 1959

Box 129: 1960-1961 B

Box 130: 1961 C-1962 F

Box 131: 1962 G-1963

Box 132: 1964-1969 59

(SERIES X: MANUSCRIPTS, PUBLICATIONS AND ADDRESSES BY OTHERS, continued)

Box 133: 1970-1973

Box 134: 1974-1978

Box 135: N. D.: A-Z

SERIES XI: CLIPPINGS

• Biographical Materials and Reviews

Box 136: 1909-1939

Box 137: 1940-1959

Box 138: 1960-1975

Biographical materials 1960-1975· (2) Reviews 1960-1964 (2) Reviews-Memories I 1970 (2) Memories II 1973 Huxley family-clippings and reviews (1920-1956), 1963-1968, (1974)

Box 154: 1946 (oversize)

Miscellaneous Clippings

Box 139: Collected reviews 19i0-1974, n.d.; General clippings (1906), 1910-1932

Collected reviews 1920-1974, n.d. (4) General clippings (1906), 1910-1932 (3) Scopes trial 1925 (2)

Box 140: 1933-1959

Box 141: 1960-1974, n.d.

Box 154: 1930, 1953 (oversize) 60

SERIES XII: PHOTOGRAPHS, VISUAL MATERIALS

Box 142: People and Places--biographical

Eton friends 1900-1906 (4) Mrs. Thomas Henry Huxley Francis Albert Eley Crew Noel Trevenen Huxley Unknown young man (Oxford) Reinhard Dohrn family 1910 German courtyard 1906 (?) Country house 1890-1910 (?) Portrait of an unknown young woman Castle in the Neckar Valley 1909 Geoffrey Smith 1912 Jelly d'Aranyi 1913 Texas plants 1914 • JSH, Simmons, and Boyd, Houston, Texas 1915 Postcards, California 1915 Floyd Dell in New England H. Spemann Woods Hole, Massachusetts 1916 WWI, Italy WWI photographs Early photos: Crested Grebe 1919 Party in Hungary 1920's G. P. Wells 1920's Tom Longstaff 1921 A. C. Hardy 1922 H. G. Wells Mae West 1939 Isaiah Bowman 1940 "Kapp Unesco Drawings" 1946 Pugwash (people) 1955 Miscellaneous, including family photos 1956 America trip, family and friends Tom Longstaff and wife 1950's Mimi Gielgud, contact proofs JSH and Griffith Evans 1962 King Hussein of Jordan 1963 Two unidentified men Drawings (3) "Men of Science" Jack Rosen caricature of JSH, 1946 Add'l photos from Lady Huxley 1984 (see folders 46-49)

Box 143: Spitsbergen 1921

Spitsbergen Expedition (6) Spitsbergen Expedition "Rutmark" 1921 61

(SERIES XII: PHOTOGRAPHS, VISUAL MATERIALS, continued)

Box 144: Russian Trips

Russia/negatives Darwin Museum, Moscow ( 2) Darwin Museum, Moscow 1931 Darwin Museum, Moscow 1932 and 1949 Darwin Museum, Moscow 1946 Russia, Intourist trip 1931 "Russian Photos-Intourist Trip, 1932" Lysenko/Huxley/Ashby--USSR 1945 Moscow Museum 1945 • Box 145: Travels

Ireland 1934 Iceland (negatives) 1949 Iceland 1949 India-scenery 1950 Syria (negatives) 1952 India (animals) 1952 "Persia" (negatives) 1953 ''Methodist Overseas Miss ion" Australia 1952 India--Moslem architecture (negatives) 1953 Heron Island 1953 Fiji 1953 Postcards from Iran 1953 Australia 1953 "Baghdad Flood" (negatives) 1953-1954 India (slides and negatives) 1953-1954 Madras 1953-1954 "Australia Scenery" 1953-1954 "Australia-Works of Man" 1953-1954 Australia-animals (negatives) 1953-1954 Australia-aborigines 1953-1954 Unesco trip 1953-1954 Thailand 1954 Philippines--scenery and general 1954 Mykonos-"Christina Stathatos photos" 1958 Africa 1960's (2) Switzerland, France Menton Miscellaneous travel photographs 1940's-1960's

Box 146: Maps, prints, and miscellaneous materials

Jewelled termite (slide and drawing) Embryo Miscellaneous animal photographs "Snake Mimicry by Caterpillar--Adaptation" continued 62

(SERIES XII: PHOTOGRAPHS, VISUAL MATERIALS, continued)

(Box 146: Maps, Prints, and Miscellaneous Materials, continued)

Canadian winter Miscellaneous, undated "E r it is s icut deus 11 Postcards Clippings, magazine portraits Card from Maharaj and Maharani of Jhalawar John Skeaping Christmas card Contact sheets and negatives Bird photos/negatives Map of British East Africa with JSH route Maps "Photographs of the Lyrebird" Audubon bird prints Differentiation 1920's Postcards from the U. S. A. 1920's Baby experiment 1928 Christmas card 1929 "Walpurgisnacht" Brno 1940's Life Magazine article 1952 JSH on cover of Everybody's 1957 Plant photos 1957 Exhibition on the Kalinga Prize 1960 Arusha Conference photographs 1961 U. S. Science Pavilion, Seattle World's Fair 1962 Galapagos Institute Scientific Project 1960-1966 List of photos 1966 Pictures from Robin Best 1973

Box 147: Miscellaneous rolls of film

Box 154: Anatomical drawings, undated (oversize)

SERIES XIII: MEMORABILIA

Box 148: 1910-1929

1910-1915 1916-1919 1920's (2)

Box 149: 1930-1939

1930's ( 2) 1930's undated I 63

(SERIES XII I : MEMORABILIA, continued)

Box 150: 1940-1949

1940's (2) Honors certificates

Box 151: 1950-1959

1950's (2) Honorary degree from the University of Chicago 1959 The Darwin Medal (certificate) 1959 The Albert Lasker Award 1959 • Box 152: 1960-1974

1960's Cartoon 1962 1963 Contract 1967 "List of Colleagues and Friends to Whom Reprints Were Sent" 1960's 1970's (2) Imperial College Exhibition Catalogue 1972 Christmas card lists Undated material~

Box 154: American Academy of Arts and Sciences honorary membership certi­ ficate, 1961 (oversize)

SERIES XIV: JULIETTE HUXLEY MATERIALS

(This series removed from collection)

SERIES .XV: BOX FILES

Boxes 155-179 For listing of contents, request Box File inventory. •

APPENDICES 67

RICE APPENDIX

Material related to Julian Huxley's term as a professor at the Rice Institute is found in eleven of the series into which the collection has been divided. All of it is arranged within the existing order of each series and has not been grouped separately. To aid researchers who may be particularly interested in Huxley's ties with Rice, this appendix lists the location of:

--letters, notes, and manuscripts written by Huxley while a professor at Rice, as well as notes on his travels during this period

--correspondence between Huxley and former Rice colleagues and students, spanning sixt' years

--published material about, or originating at Rice, and publications of Rice faculty members and students

--photographs and memorabilia documenting Huxley's association with Rice

Series II. FAMILY CORRESPONDENCE Box 4: WARD, Mary Augusta Arnold

Series III. GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE Correspondence between the years 1912-1916

Indexed correspondence from the following: (See Index to Selected Correspondents) ALTENBURG, Edgar ASSOCIATION OF RICE ALUMNI BARTLETT, Henry Leigh DAVIES, Joseph Ilott DYKE, Fred M. EVANS, Griffith Conrad EVANS, Isabel John GUERARD, Albert Leon GUERARD, Wilhelmina Macartney HUGHES, Arthur Llewelyn KENNEY, Wilna McKee LOVETT, Edgar Odell MULLER, Hermann Joseph NATHAN, William Ma~ ODELL, Carl PITZER, Kenneth Sanborn RICE INSTITUTE BOARD OF TRUSTEES SIDIS, William James SIMMONS, George Finlay continued 68

(Rice Appendix, continued)

(Series III. GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE: indexed correspondence, cont'd)

TIDDEN, John Clark TSANOFF, Radoslav Andrea WHEELER, George Carlos WILSON, Harold Albert WINTON, Hortense Tucker WINTON, Will McClain

Series IV. JOURNALS, DIARIES, NOTEBOOKS 1910-192 9 • "Texas Birds" 1913 1915 1910-1916

Series V. MANUSCRIPTS, TYPESCRIPTS, NOTES 1910-1916 Texas observations 1913-1914 Rice lectures 1914-1915 Manuscripts 1912-1915 Notes 1915 Manuscripts, notes 1915-1916 "America" 1916 1917-1919 Manuscripts, notes 1917 Manuscripts 1918

Series VI. PUBLICATIONS BY JULIAN HUXLEY 1920-1935 The Rice Institute Pamphlet, October 1924, Vol. XI,. No. 4: "The Outlook in Biology"

Series VII. TRAVEL MATERIALS 1911-1944 U. S. A. 1912, 1914-1915 Oversize The Thresher, October 5, 1916

Series X. COLLECTED MANUSCRIPTS, PUBLICATIONS, AND ADDRESSES 1910-1939 1920-1929: Tsanoff, Radoslav Andrea. and Immortality," .=-::==..:;.£,==:::...-:~~ November 1 92 0. 69

(Rice Appendix, continued)

Series XI. CLIPPINGS-Biographical 1940-1959 folder 1: article re E. 0. Lovett's retirement (1947)

Series XII. PHOTOGRAPHS, VISUAL MATERIALS People and places--biographical photo of Simmons, Boyd, and JSH camping, Houston 1915 photos of Texas plants 1914 photos of JSH with Griffith Evans 1962

Series XIII. MEMORABILIA • 1910-192 9 1910-1915 1916-1919 Oversize Association of Rice Alumni scroll conferring honorary memership on JSH 1962

Series XV. BOX FILES Birds-Ecology: Migration folder 4: Simmons, George Finlay. "Spring Migration ( 1914)_ at Houston, Texas" Reprinted from the Wilson Bulletin, Septemer 1914.

compiled by: Christina Riquelmy 70

- GENEALOGICAL INFORMATION

The genealogical charts on the following pages were compiled using those that appear in The Huxleys by Ronald Clark (London:

Heinemann, 1968) and The Letters of Thomas Arnold the Younger edited by James Bertram (Dunedin: Auckland University Press,

Oxford University Press, 1980). Additional information was obtained from several of the other biographical sources cited in the Selected Biographical Bibliography, as well as from• some of the family letters in the collection. Information not found in any biographical source was supplied by Lady Huxley. The charts that follow are not comprehensive, but are intended to aid in the identification of family members whose letters are found in the series FAMILY CORRESPONDENCE. ,------·-­ l --n•• ..,a.5 b. n1s Ge.ot_Je m. Ra.c/,e./ WJJ..e,. s ...... c... -lhe'r.in~ 1/o/Jc, I I I Si~ Leona+.J 6'e..".Je. Jlo!J.,n b. lfO:L £/i.. o. ,.,_ Jol.., Scoff {Sa.. /I) I ej":J"

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SELECTED BIOGRAPHICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY

Huxley, Julian S. Memories. New York: Harper & Row, 1970.

Memories II. New York: Harper & Row, 1973.

Needham, Joseph, et al. "Huxley Remembered," Nature, Volume 254, March 6, 197 5.

Baker, John R. Julian Huxley, Scientist and World Citizen. Paris: Unesco, 1 9 78.

Bedford, Sybille. Aldous Huxley, Volumes I & II. London: Chatto & Windus, 1973.

Bertram, James, editor. The Letters of Thomas Arnold the Younger. Dunedin, New Zealand: Auckland University Press, Oxford Univer­ sity Press, 1980.

Bibby, Cyril. Scientist Extraordinary: the Life and Scientific Work of Thomas Henry Huxley, 1825-1895. Oxford: Pergamon Press, 1972.

Clark, Ronald W. Sir Julian Huxley, F. R. S. London: Phoenix House Ltd., New York: Ray Publishers, 1960.

The Huxleys. London: Heinem~nn, 1968.

Green, Jens-Peter. Krise und Hoffnung, der Evolutionshumanismus Julian Huxleys. Heidelberg: Carl Winter Universitatsverlag, 1981.

Smith, Grover, editor. Letters of Aldous Huxley. London: Chatto & Windus, 1969.

Trevor, Meriol. The Arnolds. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1973.

Werskey, Gary. The Visible College, The Collective Biography of British Scientific Socialists of the 1930's. New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1978.

Also these standard sources:

Who's Who, Dictionary of National Biography, Who's Who in British

Science, Contemporary Authors, World Who's Who in Science,

Dictionnaire biographique francais contemporain. 76

NOTES ON RELATED COLLECTIONS

Collections containing Julian S. Huxley materials in the Woodson Rese Center, Rice University Library:

Joseph I. Davies Diary Faculty Offprints File: Huxley, Julian S. Faculty File: Huxley, Julian S. President's Papers 1907-1946 (E. 0. Lovett) George Carlos Wheeler Papers

Institutions holding J. S. Huxley materials and/ or related collect ions~ .

American Philosophical Society Library (Philadelphia, Columbia University (New York, NY) Harvard College Library (Cambridge, MA) Humanities Research Center, University of Texas (Austin, Library of Congress, Manuscript Division (Washington, Lilly Library, Indiana University (Bloomington, IN) Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Cambridge, MA) Rockefeller Foundation Archives (N. Tarrytown, NY) Unesco Archives (New York, Paris)

See also the National Union Catalog of Manuscript Collections.

British Library (London, UK) Cambridge University (Cambridge, UK) Contemporary Scientific Archives Centre (Oxford, UK) Fondation Teilhard de Chardin (Paris, France) Oxford University (Oxford, UK)

See also The Manuscript Papers of British Scientists 1600-1940 Her..Majesty's Stationery Office for the Royal Co11111ission on Histo­ rical Manuscripts, 1982). h

INDEX •

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SELECTED CORRESPONDENTS 78

The Index to Selected Correspondents which follows is not comprehen­ sive, but rather is intended to aid the researcher in locating letters of many of the scientists and social and cultural figures who ~re prominent during Sir Julian's lifetime. Sir Julian himself had set aside several groups of letters. The biographical reference sources listed in the bibliography, names pointed out by Jolm Byme of Bertram Rota, Ltd. (the British intermediary for the sale of the collection), and the processors' own knowledge were the guides used to add names to Sir Julian's original selections.

The index cannot anticipate the needs of every user, however. There­ fore, the researcher is encouraged to review the GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE of the time period(s) in which he or she is interested.

Note also: • 1. Attachments to correspondence have been considered part of the covering letter and are not indexed, even when they are letters from selected correspondents. When no covering let­ ter was found, however, letters written to or by selected correspondents were indexed under the category "other."

2. Spouses of family members known in their own right are listed in this index. Other family letters are filed and listed separately in the FAMILY CORRESPONDENCE series.

3. Letters are filed chronologically. In cases where only the month, year, or decade is known, letters are filed at the end of that month, year, or decade. Undated letters are filed alphabetically by last name of the correspondent following all dated correspondence.

4. Letters in the BOX FILES may be found by using the separate index to them (available on request). 78-a

Additional note regarding correspondence in the Julian Huxley papers:

Various officers of organizations do not necessarily appear as individual correspondents in this index. Examples of such organizations include the United Nations, International Planned Parenthood Foundation, the Population Council, British Medical Association and others. Look for the organization name in the General Correspondence index.

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The following index l~sts correspoodence selected according to the criteria at left. Index entries reflect dE chrooological arrangei!Ent of all except family correspoodence (see p.33). Index entries - indicate ooly where tre letter is filed and not whetrer its date is known or has been supplied by the processors. Sample entry: TRAIJBENSAFT, Joachim to JH: 1940: n.d. fmJH: 1942: 3/12,4/30 other: 1946: 12/24 To JH lists letters, postcards, telegrams, greeting cards, etc. sent ~ulian and/or Juliette Huxley. letters or copies of letters which are enclosures of other letters a:re not indexed. Fm JH includes drafts, originals, and copies of letters sent by Julian and/or Juliette Huxley. SOliE letters :In draft form may never have been sent. Other cites letters or copies of letters to or from tre correspoodent which -..ere not written by or to Julian or Juliette Huxley and• are not enclosures of another letter. See also Family Correspondence indicates that letters to or from the spouse of a correspoodent may be found in the series FAMILY CORRES­ PONDENCE. ll:iting is by the AuErican system: mooth/day. "N.D." indicates that no year is kno-wn, "n .d." that the day, or both the 1101th and the day, are mkno-wn; "?" that part of tre date is illegible, supplied, or mknown. Numbers :In parentheses after a filing date refer to the number of letters with that date.

ACTON, Harold Edgar Douglas Adrian, coot 'd to JH: 192?: (1) 1957: 4/12 '6/ 4 ADAMS, William George Stewart 1958: 1/8,8/31 to J H: 1926: 7/25 1959: 1/22,4/1 ADAMSON, J oy 1962: 7/7 to JH 1963: 1/26,2/16,11/23 1960: 3/22,5/30,6/12 1964: 11/23 1961: 2/20,4/1 1966: 5/31 1964: 1/1,11/27 1967: 12/2 1966: 2/23 fmJH: 1963: 1/30 1969: 6/21,7/9 ADRIAN, 12ster Agnes Adrian, 1973: 12/14 Barooess N.D.: (2) to JH fmJH 1957: 9/25 1960: 4/12,5/20,6/8,6/14,7/4 1965: 1/8 1964: 12/24 ALDUS B()(l{S ADRIAN, Edgar Douglas Adrian, to JH Baroo 1961: 1/25,4/5,10/25 to JH 1962: 2/28,3/7,4/6,n.d. (4) 1936: 3/11 1963: 2/4,8/13,9/18,10/11 1938:3/1,3/7 11/6,12/24 1942: 6/14 1964: 2/7,3/4,8/21,10/12 1950: 4/21 11/13,11/16 1953: 1/6,1/24,3/18,6/24 1965: 1/22,7/29,10/12 cent 'd 1966: 1/26,2/10,2/22 cont'd 80 l

Aldus: Books~ cant 'd Allen & Unwin, cont'd 1967: 8/10 1959: 5/22,11/27 1968: 12/17,12/19 1960: 1/29,2/1,2/15,3/2,4/21 1969: 7/22,8/18 5/12,5/23,7/13,9/14 1971: 1/15,12/21,12/29 10/4,10/18,11/4,11/8 1972: 1/14,5/2 11/9,12/2,12/30 1973: 4/24 1961: 1/10,1/25,2/1,2/9,2/16 fm JH 2/18,3/9,3/16,3/n.d. 1961: 1/31 4/7,4/28,7/12,7/19,7/20 1962: 6/13 8/29,9/5,10/12,10/16 1963: 1/17,2/6,3/20,4/2 10/24,10/25,10/27,11/16 5/17,6/20,8/14,10/16 11/21,11/23,12/4,12/14 10/18,10/24,11/1,11/19 1962: 1/4,1/23,2/27,3/27,4/30 11/21,12/3,12/10,12/30 5/23,5/28,9/26,11/26 n.d. (1) 12/7,12/12,12/21 1964: 1/22,1/27,2/11 (2) 1963: 1/3,1/11,1/14,2/1,2/26 2/12,3/5,3/19,3/26 3/1,3/19,3/)1,6/13,6/21 8/18,8/25,9/14,10/15 9/4,10/25,10/29,11/21 11/4 (2)' 11/11 12/23 1966: 2/2,2/15,3/1 1964: 2/26,8/31,9/2,10/9 ALFCRD, E. John G. 11/25 to JH: 1959: 1/20 1965: 4/20,8/11 ALINGTON, Cyril Argentine 1966: 5/19 to JH 1968: 6/10,10/8,10/17,10/18 1922: 4/22,5/6,8/11 1969: 1/10,4/1,4/15,4/17,6/12 1924: 11 I 14 6/13,9/4,10/14,10/22 1938: 4/4 10/29,11/6,11/12 ALINGTON, Hester Margaret 11/19 (2)' 12/1 to JH 1970: 2/3,2/12,2/13,2/26,4/30 1917: 4/21 5/28,6/2,6/11,6/18,7/9 1919: 3/18 7/13,7/16,7/22,7/24 1953: 5/20 7/27,8/11,8/19,8/28 ALLEN, Edgar Johnson 9/24,11/19,11/25,12/3 to JH 12/9 1920: 2/4,2/9,11/22,12/16 1971: 2/10,2/19,5/22,6/30,7/4 n.d. (1) 7/30,10/4,10/12,11/12 1921: 10/20 12/15 1922: 2/28,5/15,6/21,10/12 1972: 2/22,5/23,6/9,6/14,6/16 1924: 7/17 6/20,6/30,7/6,8/25 1925: 5/3,7/13,10/21 10/12 (2),10/26,12/4 1927: 2/4 12/13,12/23 1936: 11/16 1973: 2/1,2/8,5/23,6/5,6/7 1952: 8/1, 12/23 6/29,7/27,12/11,12/12 1953: 7/2 12/17,n.d. 1974: 1/23,2/7 (2),2/18,2/22 ALLEN & UNWIN Ltd. 3/12,3/20,3/25,4/18,5/7 to JH 6/14,7/26,n.d. 1934: 8/20 fm JH 1951: 7/27,8/2,9/28,11/2 1951: 10/29 1954: 5/13,6/14 1955: n.d. 1955: 11/30 1957: 4/11,7/8,7/24,10/31 1957: 1/4,4/9,4/10,7/19 11/4 10/16,11/1,11/2,11/5 1958: 1/2 11/2S, 12/31 1959: 6/10,11/24 cont'd 1958: 1/1,1/3,10/10 cont.

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Alien & Unwin, cont'd ARAGONNES,Claude (fm JH) See Marguerite Teillard-chambon 1960: 2/17,2/29,4/29,5/16 ARANYI, Jelly d' 5/27,7/4,11/4,11/7 to JH 11/11,12/5 pre-1914: (4) 1961: 1/6,1/20,1/27,2/6,2/10 1915: 3/14,6/18,11/21,n.d. 3/20,4/29,5/3,7/14 1917: n.d. 7/21,8/31,10/19,11/1 1918: 9/15 12/28 1918-19: (1) 1962: 5/18,5/23,9/27,12/3 1920: 8/25 12/21 1921: 1/2 1963: 1/7,1/17,2/14,2/18 1939: 5/28 2/27,3/5,3/19,6/18 1940: 6/21 10/28,10/30 1940-45: (1) 1964: 3/5,9/1,9/16,10/12 1958: 1/6 11/26 1963: 3/25 1965: 5/4,5/7,8/19 1965: 10/1,12/31 1969: 4/17 N.D.: (9) 1972: 10/14 fm JH 1974: 10/18 1965: 9/14,10/11 other 1966: 1/6 1957: 5/28,7/19,7/25 N.D.: (2) 1960: 1/11,1/12 ARM31RONG, John 1961: 3/16,4/26 to JH: 1922: 11/12 1962: 5/17 ARNOLD 1972: 10/16 See FAMILY CORRESPONDENCE 1973: 7/30 ARNOLD-FCRSTER ALTENBURG, Edgar See FAMILY CffiRESPONDENCE - to JH: 1956: 1/10 ARUP, Sir Ove Nyquist AL'lEVCGT, Rudolf to JH: 1966: 1/12,3/4 to JH: 1957: 11/25,12/21 ASHBY, Eric Ashby, Baron ANDRADE, Edward Neville da Costa See also BOX FILES to JH to JH 1929: 4/24 1953: 5/8, 8/20 1934: 5/20 1957: 6/6 1935: 5/10 1958: 1/1,6/9,11/25 1936: 11/30 1959: 7/12 1939: 4/18,9/22 1963: 3/11 (2),10/30 1940: 4 I 11 1971: 7/19 1942: 4/17,5/16,11/1 fm JH 1955: 11/28 1953: 8/25 1958: 1/1,11/13 1961: 11/10 ANNAN, Noel Gilroy Annan, Baron 1963: 3/5,10/29 to JH ASKWITH, George Ranken Ask:with, 1958: 1/6 Baron 1965: 11/24 to JH: 1940: 3/14 196?: (1) ASQUITH OF BISHOPSTONE, Cyril 1970: 4/17 Asquith, Baron fm JH to JH 1956: 5/22 1908-16: (1) 1969: 9/9 1938: 4/10 APPLETON, Sir Edward Victor AS QUint, Margot to JH See OXFCRD AND AS ~ITH, Emma 1924-36: (1) Alice Margaret Asquith, 1950: 3/6 Countess of 82 ------ASQUITii OF YARNBURY, Violet NON, Robert Anthcny Eden, Earl Benham Carter, Baroness of to JH See EDEN, Pnthcny 1949: 5/26 AYER, Sir Alfred Jules 1953: 6/9,6/26 to JH 1957:8/17 1954: 12/31 1958:1/4 1957: 6/11 1964:12/28 1958:1/5 fm J H: 1949: 5/27 1959: 3/26 ASQUITii, An thcny 1961: 1/4 to JH: 1952: 10/13 1962: 3/6,11/14 ASQUITii. Lady Cynthia 1963: 10/15 to JH: 1930: 7/9 1965: 6/28 ASSOCIATIOO CF RIO:: ALUMNI 1968: 11/11 to JH: 1963: 6/4 1970: 1/5 fm JH: 1963: 6/12 fmJH ASTOR, David 1962: 2/28 • to JH 1966: 2/10 1958: 2/15 1969: 8/29 1963: 3/9, 11/6 AYRTON, Michael fmJH to JH: 1963: 3/17 1963: 3/14 1964: 1/31 ASTeR CF HBTER, J om Jacob BABCOCK, Ernest Brotlll Astor, Baron to JH: 1945: 5/14 to JH: 1940: 5/n.d. fm J H: 1945: 6/8 fmJH: 1940: 5/20 BAGNOLD, Fhid (Lady J cnes) ASTOR, Nancy Witcher Astor, to JH Vis countess 1909: 6/27 to JH: N.D.: (2) 1911: 10/22 A'ITENBOROUGH, David Frederick 1920: 3/22 to JH 1925: 11/12 1961: 2/17 1929: 5/8 1962: 6/15 1951: 2/13 1965: 4/2,12/9 1952: n .d. 1967: 6/22 1958: 1/5 1970: 10/8,10/19 1962: 1/5 1971: 4/6,4/13 1965: 7/30 fmJH: 1965: 12/6 1967: 9/18 AUGER, Pierre Victor 1970: 1/21,1/29,6/7 to JH BAILEY, Cyril 1949: 9/29 to JH 1959: 8/14,8/27 1917: 6/27 1965: 10/26 1918: 2/5,3/24,5/20 fmJH: 1920: 2/8 1949: 4/12,4/21,5/20,6/1 1928: 9/13 6/30,7/6,7/22,10/11 1930: 3/20 10/21 1939: 6/11 1950: 2/7,9/7,12/19 1955: 2/17,3/19 1951: 2/12 BAILEY, Gelllll8 Creightcn 1959: 8/26 to JH 1965: 9/7 1928: 9/22,10/1 N.D.: (1) 1931: 5/28,10/15 1937: 4/21 I i ~~------~ 83

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12/23 ,12/31 c N.D.: (1) 1973: 1/23,1/25,1/31,2/3 BARKER, Sir Ernest 2/12 ;2./15,5/20,7/12 to JH 7/18,7/25,8/2,8/4,8/10 1924: 10/9,11/8 8/13,8/15,8/20,9/12 1925: 5/8,7/9,7/26,9/8 9/23,11/29,12/16,12/28 1926: 1/18,3/12,4/29,5/25 1974: 1/5,1/10,1/16 ;2./11 10/25,10/2 9,11/26 2/19,3/16,3/24,11/26 192 7: 1/24,5/9 ,5/20 1975: 2/8 1928: 10/14 1977: 2/24 N.D.: (2) fm.JH BARKHAM 1960: 12/20 See FAMILY CORRESPONDENCE 1972:. 10/25,11/9 BARLOW, EDma Nora Darwin 1973: 1/29' 1/30 to JH 1974: 3/27 1936: 1/24 BALDWIN OF BEWDIEY, Stanley 1955: n.d. Baldwin, Earl 1957: 2/25,4/8,4/17 to JR: 1941: 1/10 1958: 1/5 BALFOUR, Arthur James Balfour, 1964: 6/23,7/28 Earl of 1965: 1/11,1/21 to JH: 1927: 7/29 fmJH BALFOUR, Henry 1957: 4/4 to JH: 1938: 3/18 1961: 2/3,2/10 other: 1925: 7/17 1964: 6/15,7/24 1965: 1/21 84

BARLOW, Thomas Erasmus William Bateson, cont'd to JH: 1967: 10/13 1923: 12/13 BARNES, Albert 1924: 2/10 to JH: 1942: 2/10 1925: 1/28,2/23,6/28,7/16 BARR, Alfred H. BAWDEN, Sir Frederick Charles to JH: 1942: 4/2 to JH BARR, Stringfellow 1962: 10/9 to ~1f: 1931: 4/28 1965: 5/6 MARC BARR.AIJD, Edi teur BEA(l)N PRESS to JH to JH: 1951: 8/27 1954: 6/17 BEA(l)NSFIELD, Peter 1956: 4/16,6/25,6/26,6/27 to JH: 1975: 2/2 9/25 ,11/n.d. ,11/26 BEADLE , George Wells 12/21 to JH 1957: 2/21,3/14,3/21 1957: 3/29 fmJH 1959: 11/16 1956: 4/24,7/9,7/15,8/23 1960: 4/7 • 9/9,10/27,11/23 1961: 7/9 1957: 2/27,3/19,3/25 fm JH: 1965: 1/20 BARRINGI'ON-WARD, Rebert McGowan BEATON, Sir Cecil to JH to JH 1936: 10/28 1972: 6/9 1937: 9/30 1973: n.d. 1938: 3/17 1974: 10/29 1940: 12/13 1975:7/23 1941: 10/27 N.D.: (1) BARRY, Sir Gerald Reid fm JH: 1962: 7/19 to JH BEDFORD, Mary du Caurroy Russell , 1946: 12/10 Duchess of 1961: 5/25,6/15 to JH: 1917: 9/3 fm JH: 1961: 6/14 BEDFORD, Sybille von Schaneb eck BARTLE'IT, Henry Leigh to JH to JH: 1966: 5/29 1964: 3/21,12/4 BARTLETI, Vernon 1965: 3/2 to JH 1968: 7/9,12/31 1941: 7/11 1969: 1/5 1954: 7/9 1970: 1/27,3/18,5/3,5/25,9/27 N.D.: (1) 10/16 BABZUN, Jacques 1971: 10/12,10/18 fm JH: 1959: 9/28 19n: 4/27,9/9 BATESON, Beatrice 1973: 1/2,1/8,7/4,12/10 to JH 1974: 3/1 1926: 4/5,7/29 1975: 1/10 1929: 3/16 N.D.: (2) BATESON, Gregory fm JH: 1974: 6/13 to JH: 1965: 11/17 BEERBOHM, Sir Max fmJH: 1965:10/28,11/25 to JR: 1941: 8/5 BATESOO, William BEITH, John Hay to JH to JH: 1936: 10/26 1914: 3/14 BELEHRADEK, Jan 1916: 12/13 to JH 1919: 1/27 1948: 12/6 1920: 1/21 1949: 3/28,5/23,9/6,12/26 1921: 1/17,2/9,5/13,10/20 cont'd cont 'd ~------~--=

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- Jan Belehradek, coot 'd William Ben too, coot 'd (to JH) 1966: 1/31 1952: 12/31 1969: 3/11,4/11 1953: 2/5 1970: 3/30,4/23 1 9 57 : 7 /n .d • 1971: 2/2,3/31,4/5,5/19,5/25 1958: 1/4 6/3,10/5,11/4 1972: 1/13 1972: 4/14 1973: 8/22 1973: 3/n.d. fm JH: 1949: 4/7,5/25 fmJH BENEDEN, Alfred van 1959: 12/1 ,12/11 to JH 1960: 4/5 1950: 8/7,11/15,12/7 1961: 3/27,4/10 1951: 4/11 1963: 5/20,6/26 fmJH: 1950: 10/25,11/21 1964: 8/12,10/6,12/14 ERNEST BENN Ltd BERGSON, lim ri to JH to JH: 1912: 12/14 1927: 2/25 BERLIN, Sir Isaiah • 1953: 2/25 toJH BENNETI, Am old 1953: 6/30 to JH 1957: 5/23 1926: 10/27 1958: 1/2,10/3 1928: 12/6 1959: 6/15 1931: 2/3 1960: 10/21 BENSON, Arthur Christopher 1966: 1/26,7/1 to JH: 1912: 11/20 BERNAL, J ol:n DestllXld BENSON, Theodora Roby See BOX FILES to JH BERNHARD, Prince of the Nether­ 1936: 12/25, n.d. lands 1938: 10/17 ,n.d. to JH: N.D. 1939: n.d. other: 1973: 1/1 1944: 10/4,10/9 BERNSTEIN, Sidney Lewis 1952: 1/2 Bernstein, Barcn 1957: 6/7 to JH 1958: 1/5 1958: 1/1 1962: 6/25 1961: 11/22 BENT, Arthur Cleveland 1963: 3/4 to JH 1965: n .d. 1923: 10/22,12/31 1967 : 6/n .d • 1924: 1/25,8/29 1968: 11/n.d. 1925: 5/26 1971: n.d. 1926: 3/25,5/12 1974: 10/8 BENTON, William N.D.: (2) to JH fm.JH: 1965:3/17 1946: 12/14 BERTRAM, George Colin Laloider 1957: 4/25 to JH 1959: 10/14,10/23,11/6,12/1 1958: 1/1 12/3,12/8 1959: 1/19,5/20,12/23 1960: 1/19,1/26,1/n.d.,2/22 1960: 1/7,6/14,7/11,7/26 11/3 1961: 1/10,7/19 1961: 3/20 1962: 5/21,6/13,7/18,8/8,8/13 1962: n .d. 10/11 1963: 1/16,5/24 1963: 1/7,1/9,3/4,12/16 1964: 9/29,10/14 1964: 1/29,3/11,9/7,10/28 cant 'd 1965: 6/11 cant 'd 86

G. C. t. Bertram, coot' d BHABHA, Hom1 Jehangir (to JH) to JH: 1967: 6/22 1953: 4/7,8/7 1973: 6/28 1959: n.d. fmJH 1960: 12/12 1960: 1/19,11/12 BIBBY, Cyril 1961: 1/20 to JH: 1962: 8/1,8/9,10/17,12/31 1953: 2/8 1963: 1/10,12/13,12/18,12/31 1956: 12/4 1964: 1/30,8/10,10/21 1958: 7/3,7/4,9/6,9/24 1965: 6/21 10/5,10/10 ,1 0/27 BES!, Winfield 1D-ll/n.d. to JH 1959: 3/24,4/17 1959: 1/11,12/16, 1961: 4/20,8/19 ,8/25 1960: 1/5,3/8,5/3,5/9,5/13 1962.: 11/7 7/1,12/9 1964: 8/21,10/26,11/10 1961:1/9,1/26,1/30,2/13 1965: 10/1 • 2/25,3/27,8/1,8/3 1966: 2/8,2/14 8/28 (2) ,8/30,9/1 1971: 12/3 9/15,10/10,11/17 1972: 6/27,12/13 1962: 3/5 fm JH: 1964: 2/4,2/10 1958: 7/8,10/8,10/29,11/7 N.D.: (1) 1959: 1/16, 4/9 fm JH: 1961: 4/21,8/17,8/23 1960: 5/5,5/17 1964: 7/21,8/6,11/6 1961 : 8/21 ,8/31 ,9/2 ,12/28 1965: 10/4 1964: 2/6 1966: 2/16 other: 1971: 12/7 1960: 11/16 BIBESCO, Marthe Lucie, Princess 1961 : 3/28,1/26 to JH: 1948: 2/29 BESTERMAN , Theodore BIDDER, George Parker to JH: to JH 1951: 1/16 1920: 8/3,10/6,10/30 1958: n.d. 1924: 1/12,1/15,1/18,1/30 1961: 11/28 2/5 1963: 2/6,2/14,4/11 ,5/27 1925: 8/4,8/17,11/8 5/30,6/6,7/1,7/15,7/29 1933: 4/25 10/21 1938: 3/18 1967: 6/22 other fm JH: 1921: 1/24 1962: 1/8 1925: 7/22 1963: 2/12,5/24,5/28,6/4 BIDDU:, Eric H. 6/12,6/17,8/14,8/20 to JH: 1944: 4/n.d. ,12/11 10/17 fm JH BETJEMAN, John 1944: 4/20 to JH: 1945: 1/8 1942: 10/13,10/14 BINNEY, Sir George 1960: 4/24 to JH 1963: 3/20 1923: 10/20 BEVERIDGE, William Henry 1924: 7/27 Beveridge, Baron 1925: 5/10,8/28 to JH: 1925: 7/2,7/24 1931: 4/15 1957: 6/16 cont'd 87

Sir George Binney, cant 'd P.M. s. Blackett, cont'd (to J H) other 1958: 2/14 1941: 5/24 1964: 9/16 1969: 9/26,9/30 1969: 3/24 BLACKHAM, Harold John BLACKER, Carlos Patoo to JH See also BOX FILES 1950: 7/18,10/27 to JH 1951: 1/23,10/9 1920: 3/24 1952: 1/8,5/10,6/28,7/8,8/28 1927: 10/13 9/19 1928: 1/5,3/29,5/9,6/19 1953: 2/17,3/16,4/22,8/12 8/12,9/27,10/11,12/1 1954: 10/13 1929: 2/18,2/21,2/24,5/5 1955: 1/27,11/1 7/16 1956: 12/16 1930: 1/17,3/21,3/25,4/6 1957: 1/3,1/12,4/7,11/1,12/4 4/17,8/29,9/9,12/2 1958: 1 /29,n .d. 1931: 11/6 1959: 1/19,3/19,3/n.d~,4/10 1932: 1/28,2/3,3/17,4/14 7/17 (2) 1934: 10/18 195?: (1) 1936: 2/21 1960: 1/4,2/6,3/14,4/4,5/11 1937: 1/12,6/22 5/15,6/24,10/29,12/1 1939: 4/10 1962: 10/29,11/13 1940: 7/2 1963: 2/14,4/9,5/24,10/15 1955: 3/8,9/4 10/18,10/31,11/4 1956: 2/24,3/2 1964: 2/13,2/18,3/16,8/4 1957: 6/19,6/n.d.,7/12,12/6 8/7,8/24,10/23,11/6 1959: 3/18,4/5,4/18,6/6 11/14,12/5,12/14 1960: 2/5,2/12,2/18,11/20 1965: 4/7,6/1,6/17,7/28 1961: 1/6 1970: 6/8,6/28,12/17 1963: 10/25 1971: 3/16,5/7 1964: 10/9 1972: 5/24 1970: 5/24 1974: 7/20 N.D.: (4) N.D.: (1) fm.JH fmJH 1950: 2/2 1950: 7/21,10/31 1959: 4/8 1951: 1/25 1963: 10/23 1952: 5/8,8/26 1964: 11/6 1959: 4/6,8/7 BLACKETI, Costanza Baycn 1960: 5/16,10/27 Blackett, Baroness 1963: 2/15,5/28,10/18 to JH 10/23 (2) ,11/1,11/20 1957: 6/4 1964: 1/5,3/18,8/6,8/12,10/5 1974: 8/29 10/6,10/7,10/13,11/12 BLACKETT, Patrick Maynani 12/9,12/10,12/30 Stuart Blackett, Baroo 1965: 3/24,5/28,7/29,12/30 to JH other: 1965: 3/9 1938: 3/25 BLANCO \tliHTE, Amber Reeves 1940: 11/25 to J H: 1970: 6/14 1952: 10/8 BLISS, Sir Arthur 1954: 6/29 to JH 1958: 9/8 1955: 7/26 1962: 3/1 1957: 6/22 1963: 10/11 1958: 1/1,n.d. 1965: 6/21 1960: 12/30 1969: 1/23 1962: n .d. fmJH: 1963: 11/21 cont'd 88

BLIVEN, Bruce BOSE, Sir Jagadis Chandra to JH to JH 1941: 4/7 1920: 3/19 1942: 1/29,3/13 1923: 12/19 1971: 11/23,12/27 BOURNE, Constance Margaret 1972: 2/18 to JH: 1938: 3/25 fm JH: 1941: 2/21 fm JH: 1938: 3/26 other: 1942: 7/3 BOURNE, Gilbert Charles BLIXEN, Karen to JH See DINESEN, Isak 1920: n.d. BLUM, Llon 1921: 11/22 to JH: 1948: 1/31 1923: 6/15 BLUNDEN, Edmund BOVERI , Theodor to JR: 1935: 12/3,12/18 to JH: 1913: 2/9 BLUNT, ~;Llfrid BOWEN, Elizzeth JHU to JR to • 1974: 12/17,12/27 1957: 9/12 1975: 6/2 N.D.: (1) other: 1963: n.d. BOWMAN, Isaiah BONAPARTE, Marie, Princess to JH to JH 1940: 3/20,6/25 1950:4/25 1941: 9/13 1954: 5/22 ,6/28 1942: 2/5,3/9 fm JH:. 1954: 6/22 1948: 1/6 BONET-MAURY, Paul fm JH to JH: 1946: 12/13 1941: 6/12 BONHAM CARTER, Mark Raymond 1942: 3/7 to JR 1948: 1/2 7 1958: 4/n.d. BOWRA, Sir Cecil Maurice 1962: 10/4 to JH 1963: 6/n.d.,6/10 195?: (l) 1966: 2/10 1962: 3/4,12/12 fmJH fmJH 1962: 9/28 1964: 10/2,12/24 1963: 6/6,6/13 1965: 7/19 BONHRol CARTER, Violet other: 1965: 3/9 See ASQUITH OF YARNBUR.Y, Violet BOYD, Julian P. Bonham Carter, Baroness to JH BOOTHBY, Robert John Graham 1956: 2/10 Bootl"by, Baron 1958: 3/27 to JR: 1949: 12/2 7 1959: 9/30 BORDEN, Mary (Lady Spears) other: 1962: 4/19 to JH BOYD eRR, John Boyd Orr, Baron · 1931: 5/29 to JH 1932: n.d. 1936: 12/12 1934: 10/2 .10/24 1940: 4/6 1936: 9/12,11/9,n.d. 1957: 7/10 1938: 9/23 1958: 1/1 ,6/7 1957: 6/4,6/19 1965: 7/6 1958: 1/2 1968: 1/16 1960: 11/17 ,n.d. BRAGG, Sir William Henry BORGESE, Elisabeth Mann to JR to JH: 1963: 2/3,3/18,3/26 1924: 11/13 5/23 1939: 7/19 fm JH: 1963: 3/12,3/15 1941: 1/29 fm JH: 1941: 1/28 BRAGG, Si~ William La.mnce BRION, Marcel to JH · fmJH: 1964: 3/17 1951: 7/26 BRI'ITEN, Benjamin 1953: 6/3 to JH 1956: 11/5 1947: 12/13 1958: '1/1 1950: 7/14 1962: 4/6 1964: 12/1 1963: 1/1~1/25,3/7,3/13,3/19 1 963-66: (1 ) 3/25,10/11 1967: n .d. 1964: 2/14,2/26 BROGAN, Sir Denis William 1965: 7/7 to JH: 1963: 6/26 fmJH: 1963:3/18,3/20,3/28 fmJH: 1951: 2/9 other: 1963: 4/3 BRONOWSKI, Jacob BRAll.SFORD, Henry Noel See a1 so BOX FILES to JH to JH 1922: 7/26 1949: 3/7 • 1923: 5/2,5/15,8/2 1951: 3/3,11/7 1941: 2/2 1952: 10/2,12/8,n.d. BRAIN, Wal. ter Russell Brain, 1953: 3/11,3/20,6/10 Barm 1955: 4/17,4/19,5/24,9/17 to JH 1956: 2/2,4/27,8/21,9/2 1944: 12/14 1957: 2/20,3/15 1949: 9/1 1958: 4/18,10/2,10/31 1950: 4/9 1964: 3/2,4/7,11/9 1954: 6/3 fmJH 1955: 12/9 1950: 11/14 1958: 1/3,9/8 1951: 3/8,3/23 1959: 2/19,3/17,4/8,6/4,7/15 - 1953: 3/12,4/6 8/18 1956: 1/31,2/3,2/6,2/8,5/17 1960: 2/27,10/31,11/18 1960: 10/27 1963: 2/20 1961: 6/12,6/14 1964: 3/2,12/10 1963: 6/13,7/26 1965: 1/5,6/9,11/26 1964: 3/5,11/5,11/13 fmJH other: 1957: 4/27 1958: 9/12 BUOISBAUM, Ralph 1959: 5/30,7/n.d.,8/5,8/19 to JH 1960: 1/22,10/27 1956: 8/13 1964: 11/24,12/11 1958: 5/6 1965: 6/2,11/24 fmJH: 1958: 5/15 other BULLOCK, Alan Louis Charles 1959: 2/12 Bullock, Barat 1960: 11/18 to JH BRIDGES, Calvin Blackman 1953: 3/23,4/29,7/3 to JH: 1921: 12/7 1954: 12/30 BRIDGES, Fdward Ettingdene 1956: 5/8 Bridges, Bara:1 1958: 1/1,10/7,11/15,12/1 to JH n.d. 1968: 12/20,12/26 1959: 2/19,4/21 1969: 1/13,1/24 1960: 1/29,4/23 BRIIX;ES, Mary Monica 1961: 2/13,7/21 to JH: 1926: 8/4 1962: 10/3,11/2,12/5,12/27 BRIIX;ES, Robert Seymour 1963: 1/16,2/18,3/26,4/29,6/6 to JH: 1929: 1/11 6/12,8/12 BRION, Liliane 1964: 3/4,3/24 cont'd to JH: N.D.: (1) 90 :'.' ' ;·:i-. ·r,···l .... \{ .· .

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Julien Cain, cent 'd Paulo Cameiro, coot 'd fm JH: 1953: 3/20,4/24,6/15,6/n.d 1949: 7/28,8/11 10/21,12/10 1965: 9/23,9/26,11/25 1955: 8/26 1966: 1/28 1956: 1/31 CAIN, Lucienne 1958: 1/13 to JH: 1959: 5/13,8/5,8/27,9/4 1957: 1/10 1960: 2/15,2/17,12/29 N.D. 1961: 1/20,3/9,3/27,6/7,6/27 CANFIELD, Jane White Fuller 6/28,6/30,7/12,11/6 to JH: 1963: 2/21 1960: 11/29 1965: 7/9,7/20 1961: 1/5,2/1,3/2 1966: 4/27 1964: 3/4 1967: 6/21 1967: 6/22 fmJH • 1973: 6/26 1949: 10/11 fm JH: 1950: 11/4,11/10 1960: 12/7 1952: 10/30 1961: 1/10,2/6,3/7,4/28 1953: 1/15,2/19,2/25,6/16 other: 1962: 4/19 8/25,11/27 CANTRIL, Hadley 1956: 5/17 to JH: 1958: 7/9,7/14 1949: 2/15 1959: 5/4,5/19,7/21,8/20,8/21 1952: 8/21 9/1 1954: 11/30 195?: (1) 1955: 1/4 1960: 1/n .d. ,2/3,2/16,5/31 1956: 2/15 7/14 1958: 12/16 1961: 1/6,1/26,3/6,3/17,3/22 1959: 4/10,5/5,6/1 4/4,4/17,4/19,4/26,5/27 1962: 1/18 6/19,6/23,7/5,7/6,7/20 1963: 4/17 11/15 1964: 5/25 1962: 1/24 1965: 10/29 1963: 2/15 (2),5/20,8/16 fm JH: 1965: 2/12,5/25,6/3,7/15,7/22 1949: 3/3 other 1950: 4/8 1953: 3/17,3/22,3/27,4/29 (2) 1958: 10/24 5/21,6/9,6/12,10/1 1959: 4/16,5/12,n.d. 10/14,11/26,12/9 1960: 11/3 1959: 2/6,2/9,2/16,2/25,4/1 1962: 1/24 1960: 1/2,1/4,1/21,1/25 1965: 10/18 1/26 (2) ,3/11 J ON.Al'HAN CAPE Ltd 1961: 3/16,4/26 to JH: 1967: 9/28 1964: 7/28 fmJH: 1967: 10/24 1965: 7/16 CARLSON, EJ.of Axel N.D.: (3) to JH: CARR, Sir Cecil Thomas 1960: 11/21 to JH: 1945: 6/20 1973: 1/22 fm JH: 1945: 7/3 fmJH: 1960: 12/7 CARR-SAUNDERS, Sir Alexander CARNEIRO, Paulo Estevao Morris de Berredo to JH to JH 1908: 1/5 1949: 10/13 1909: 10/12 1950: 11/8 ccnt'd 1910: 3/7 cont'd 92

A. M. Carr-Saunders , cant 'd G. s. Carter, cont'd (to JH) 1942: 4/23 1914: 2/8,10/14 1951: 3/16,4/15,7/20 1920: 7/31,8/5,10/19,10/22 1957: 9/19 n.d. 1958: 1/3 1922: 7/8,8/8,8/10,8/11,9/13 fm JH: 1951: 5/24 1923: 7/15,10/8,10/10,10/27 CARTIER IE MARCHIENNE, Fmile de , 11/5,11/6 Baron 1924: 1/2,1/24,2/2,3/12,3/17 to JH 5/8 1929: 12/n.d. 1925: 1/12,2/3,2/9,2/24 1930: 1/20,4/19 1926: 10/10,10/18 1938: n.d. 1927: 7/23,7/24 other: 1935: 7/16 1928: 10/1,11/14 CASEY, Ethel Marian Casey, 1929: 4/4,5/2,8/26 Baroness 1931: 1/31 to JH: 1953: 9/21,10/7 1937: 5/23 fm JH: 1953: 10/15 • 1940: 3/1,4/27,8/21 CASEY, Richard Gardiner Casey, 1942: 6/9 Baron 1956: 12/9 to JH 1960: 3/21 1960: 6/30 1962: 1/30,12/1 1961: 11/13 1964: 9/3,9/8,10/3,10/5 1965: 8/13 10/12 1966: 12/5 1965: 3/11,6/3,6/10,9/10 fmJH 11/28 1959: 10/12 fmJH 1965: 7/29 1940: 4/30,12/5,12/19 CASPARI, Ernst W. 1960: 3/16 to JH: 1961: 3/22 1961: 11/3 CASSON, Sir Hugh 1962: 1/17 to JH 1965: 11/25 1958: n.d. CARREL, Alexis 1960: 5/3 to JH: 1928: 9/3 1962: n.d. CARTER, Edward J. fm JH: 1960: 4/26,5/3 to JH CATLIN, Sir George Edward Gordon 1940: 10/16 to JH 1941: 5/7 1927: 12/25,12/29 1942: 8/31,9/18 1928: 5/6,6/3 1955: 11/23 1929: 2/4 1956: 1/11 1935: 8/23 1957: 1/6,6/3 1949: 8/2 ,8/9 1963: 5/21,10/16 1950: 9/12 1964: 11/13,11/22 1956: 4/9 1966: 1/27 1958: 1/10 1977: 6/24 fm JH: 1949: 8/3 fmJH CAIJLI.ERY, Maurice 1941: 6/12 to JH 1955: 12/8 1929: 3/28,4/29 CARTER, George Stuart 1930: 3/31 See also BOX FILES 1953: 4/10 to JH fm JH: 1948: 7/6 1930: 6/18 CECIL OF O:IELWOOD, Edgar Algernon 1938: 3/26 Robert Cecil, Viscount cont'd to JH: 1931: 5/9 1 93

. ~ l ·-; ·CECIL, Lord 'David Chatto & Windus, cont'd to JH 1952: 3128,818,9117 1937: n.d. 1953: 1120,2111,3131 1951: 219 1955: 6/7,8124 1954: 3115 1957: 614,6118,10116 1956: n.d. 19 sa: 1I 1 , 1I 2 1958: 1017 1959: 3131 1962: 2127 1962: 618 N.D.: (2) 1963: 1118,211,1018,1114 CHAIN, Sir Ernst Boris 1116 to JH 1964: 518 1960: 2115 1965: 9130 1969: 6123 1967: 6122 CHAlMERS MITCHELL, see MITCHElL 1972: 1012 CHANI:RASEKHAR, Subrahmanyan fm JH to JH 1950: 1114 • 1954: 5122 1959: 411 1955: 3125, 419 1961: 7120 CHAPMAN, Frank Michier 1962: 616 to JH 1963: 113,4110,1115,1117 1916: 314 1965: 9117 1924: 5126 other CHAPMAN, Robert William 1963: 10118 to JH: 1952: 12/7,12117 1964: 1122,315,3130 fm JH: 1952: 12117 CHEVRILLON, Andre CHARlES , Edward to JH to JH 1921: 8111,8129,9121 1934: 11130,12110 1923: 4123 1935: 8112,9114,1015 1925: 1113 1936: 5119 1936: 1128 CHASE, Stuart 1947: 3112 to JH 1948: 3127,10119 1941: 418 1952: 2110 1952: 4117 1956: 118 1953: 7116 N.D.: (3) 1972: 11112 fm JH: 1921: 8124 N.D.: (1) CHILD, Charles Manning fm JH: 1972: 11116 to JH CHATTO & WIND15 1920: 1112 to JH 1953: 2115 1921: 4111 CHILDE, V. Gordon 1922: 511,11123 to JH: 1935: 12128 1923: 1117,1131,517,5110 aruRCH, Archibald George 1214 to JH 1924: 1/23 1921: 10113 1925: 8111 1923: 10119,10124 1930: 5127 1925: 1121 1931: 10123,12116 1927: 9123,10120 1934: 1130, 8117 1928: 1125,5114,5119,11/19 1940: 2127,315,1011 1929: 6127,8119 1941: 4123 1936: 3111 1942: 8127 CHURCH, Richard 1944: 1119 to JH 1950: 1110 cont'd 1954: 3117,518 1965: 11126 94

CHURCHILL , Edward George Kenneth Clark, cont'd Spencer- 1958: 1/1,1/4 to JH 1959: 1/1,3/19 1923: 3/9,3/14,4/6 1960: 4/28 1924: 5/14,5/26,6/12,6/22 1961 : 4/16 ,4/ n.d. ,8/2 ,8/2 4 8/22 ,12/28 1963:8/16,11/17 1925: 2/25 1964: 2/17,8/25,9/12 1926: 3/19 1965: 4/25 ,10/21 1958: 5/22,5/30,6/5,8/9 1966: 1/12 1959: 3/14 ,3/19 1969: 3/31 1961: 5/1 1973: 7/22 CLARK, Elizabeth Martin Clark, 1974: 1/14,5/21,9/27,11/26 Baroness N.D.: (1) to JH fmJH 1940: n.d. (2) 1938: 3/30 1958: 1/1 1950: 2/2 1961: 4/n.d. 1955: 12/8 • 1962: n.d. 1961: 4/11 1963: 2/14 ,2/n.d. ,3/20,7/5 1963: 11/24 7/5,8/12,8/n.d. 1964: 2/10 1969: 3/31 CLARK, Ronald W. fm JH: 1963: 2/18,2/22 to JH CLARK, Sir George Norman 1964: 3/7,3/10,6/10,8/17,9/15 to JH 10/23,10/31,11/18,11/22 192 5 : 1/21 , 7 I 30 12/20 1932: 11/24 1965: 1/21,2/9,5/31,6/7,6/17 1935: 11/23 7/22 , 9/7 ,1 0/25 ,11/26 1939: 1/29 1966: 1/13 1942: 6/12 1967: 6/17 1949: 12/21 fm JH 1953: 6/16 1964: 3/9,6/11,8/26,10/14 1958: 1/6 11/19 fm JH: 1949: 12/29 1965: 1/19,3/18,6/3,7/21,9/6 CLARK, John Desmond 11/25 to JH 1966: 1/10 1960 : 7 /22 '7 /2 9 CLARK, Sir Wilfrid Le Gros 1963: 4/22,9/1,11/15 to JH 1964: 1/22 ,4/3 1936: 10/9 fmJH 1937: 3/20,7/7 1960: 7/19,8/2 1938: 2/17,3/7 1963: 4/26,10/8 1940: 5/1 ,12/3 1964: 3/18 1942: 3/21 '7/9 CLARK, Kenneth Mackenzie Clark, 1943: 2/22 Baron 1953: 1/3 to JH 1955: 2/14,5/3 1938: 1 /7 ,3/28 1958: 1/1 1940: 3/13,7/15,8/6,12/14 1960: 3/1 1941: 5/28,8/16 1961: 11/20 1942: 4/7,6/10,6/15 1963: 3/14 194?: (1) 1964: 6/2 ,n.d. 1950: n.d. 1965: 12/30 1954: 5/14 1967: 6/24 1955: 1/4 fmJH 1956: 12/28,n.d. 1942: 3/n.d. 1957: 3/5,3/24,4/1 coot'd 1966: 1/4 cont'd I I '' 95

Wilfrid LeGros Clark, cont'd COLLIER, Sir Laurence other: 1937: 10/4 ' See FAMILY CORRESPONDENCE CLARK KERR, Archibald John Kerr COLLINS PUBLISHERS (Baron Inverchapel) See also BOX FILES to JH to JH 1943: 3/6 1949: 9/22 1944: 2/3 1953: 1/15,1/19,5/18,5/28 I COCKCROFT, Sir John Douglas 1957: 10/25 j toJH: 1961:1/11,1/16,1/27 1958: 1/2 (2),1/3,6/25,8/19 1 fmJH: 1961:1/3,1/13 8/27 l GHILL, Nevill 1959: 2/27,7/1 .l toJH: 1961: 1/2,1/10 1960: 4/14,5/19,5/22,6/15 l COHEN, John 7/14,8/26,10/28 to JH: 1961: 3/23,4/20,4/24,11/14 f 1961: 8/23,8/24,10/6,11/9 1962: 2/7,3/14,3/15,3/16,5/17 11/20,11/24,12/n.d. 10/25,11/22 n .d. 1963: 1/11,1/18,1/19,1/22 1962: 2/9,2/23,3/2,3/16,10/1 1/28,5/9,5/22,6/14,6/18 10/8,10/12 7/8,8/7,9/6,9/16,9/25 1963: 3/6 11/8,11/20,12/10,12/11 1964: 9/25,9/30 12/18,12/23,12/31 1965: 3/1,3/17,3/30 1964: 1/8,2/12,2/18,2/28,6/18 fm JH: 8/31,10/30,12/11 1961: 8/22,8/30,10/24 1965: 3/8,4/30 11/15 1966: 4/6,4/21 1962: 2/27,3/19,10/5,10/16 1967 : 6/n .d. 1963: 8/27 1970: 3/24,8/4,9/2,11/12 1964: 9/29 12/17 1965: 3/15 1971: 4/28 COLE, George Douglas Howard 1972: 12/15 to JH 1973: 4/30,5/3,5/17,6/1,6/5 1929: 3/18 6/29,11/12 1943: 11/18 1974: 4/9,10/30 1946: 12/9 fmJH 1948: 10/4,10/11 1953: 1/16 fm JH: 1948: 9/30,10/29,11/4 1959: 7/9 COLE, Dame Margaret Isabel 1960: 1/21,5/24,6/26,7/19 to JH 8/11,9/12,10/31 1938: 5/25,6/2 1961: 2/7,3/21,4/21,6/9,7/13 1970: 6/20,10/8 10/3,11/10,11/16 1973: 9/26 1962: 2/20,3/26 (3),4/2,5/2 COLEFAX, Sibyl 6/4,11/1,11/23,12/21 to JH 1963: 1/16,5/6,6/21,9/12 1936: n.d. 1964: 3/21,3/24,8/26,8/27 1942: 8/28,n .d. 12/7 1946: 12/8 1965: 1/11,3/9,5/4,9/27 N.D.: (1) other COLLIER, Ethel Huxley 1950: 1/18 See FAMILY OORRESPONDENCE 1974: 5/2,11/28 COLLIER, J ohn COLLINS, William See also FAMILY CDRRESPONDENCE: See COLLINS PUBLISHERS COLLIER, Ethel Huxley to JH 1930: 11/24 193?: (1) 96 ' ' ------·-----····-

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F. A. E. Crew, cant 'd. Cl.auie Cuenot, cant 'd (to JH) 1956: 714,7112,7119,11110 (1922): 6123,819,1019,11115 1 9 57 : 1 I 3, 2 I 8 n .d. 1959: 7114 1923: 1119,1129,211,219,3129 1960: 215,5127,6120,6123 1014,10113,10126 1961: 5115,1214 1924: 211,215,2125,7114 1973: 11128 n .d. (2) fmJH 1925: 1126,319,3131,416,5113 1955: 6114 614,6l23,7127,n.d. (4) 1956: 9118,1218 1926: n.d. (2) 1958: 12111 1929: n.d. 1959: 7117 192?: ( 4) 1960: 5131,6115,10110 1931: 3117 1961: 611 1964:7130,8115 1962: 112 1965: 216, 3/n .d., 5115,10118 CUNARD, Nancy 1969: 518 to JH: 194?: (2) • N.D.: (23) CURTIS, Charles Pelham fmJH to JH: 1959: 8112 1922: 11130,1211,12113 fmJH: 1959: 8/7,12/7,12121 1926: 8120 n.d. 1964: 816,8118 1965: 2110,411,5125,10121 other DALE, Sir Henry Hallett 1925: n .d. to JH 1940: 7112 1923: 2116 1965: 2/22,3125 1924: 9112 CREW, Helen Campbell Dykes 1936: 1114,11121 to JH: 1958: 1126 1948: 912 CRIPPS, Sir Stafford 1949: 5116 to JH: 1943: 10113 1952: 1113,12126 CROSLAND, An thmy 1955: 7110 to JH: 1965: 2118 1956: 1 I 4,1116 CROSSMAN, Richard Howard 1961: 6110 Stafford 1965: 6129 to JH: 1963: 2127,12130 fmJH fmJH: 1963: 2125,3118,7131 1949: 5117 816,912 '11 121 1956: 112 CROWN PUBLISHERS 1962: 4111 to J H: 1956: 1117 1965: 719 CROWTHER, Geoffrey Crowther, DALTON, ~h Da1 ten, Bar en Barm to JH to JH 1918: 9/7,10119 1941: 3114 ~925: 7123 1957: 6121 DANIEL, Gl yn Edmmd fm JH: 1941: 3/20 to JH CROWTHER, J aues Gerald 1955: 5126 to JH 1966: 5127 1925: 411,416 1973: 1118,11114 1938: 4113 DARLING, William Young 1944: 9125 to JH: 1943: 618 1945: 4124 DARLINGTON, Cyril ~an CUENOT, Cl.auie See a1 so BOX FILES to JH to JH 1955: 6111 cent 'd 1937: 2110 cent 'd 98

C. D. Darlingtcn, cant 'd DAWSON, Geoffrey (to JH) to JH: 1940: 11/15 1945: 7/5 IE BEER, Cicely Glyn 1950: 2/7 toJH 1951: 12/29 1957: 6/3,6/21,6/22 1952: 5/13,6/13 1972: 7/5 1953: 1/26,3/13 IE BEER, Sir Gavin Rylands 1958: 10/8 to JH 1961: 6/23 1921: 8/29 1963: 5/29,6/13 1922: 4/6,7/24 1964: 8/29 1969: 3/13 1926: 3/24,4/5,4/17,5/27 fm.JH 1927: n .d. 1949: 3/4 192?: (1) J 1962: 9/27 1937: 5/4 r 1963: 5/23,6/12 1938: 3/19 other 1950: 2/28 • 1940: 7/12 1951: 10/18 1953: 3/6 1955: 3/7,3/14,6/7,11/30 DARLINGTON, Gwendolen 1956: 2/7,2/8,4/4,8/2 to JH: 1957: 6/27 ,6/n .d. 1957: 2/11,6/3,6/21,10/10 DARWIN, Angela Huxley 12/31 See FAMILY WRRESPONDENCE 1958: 1/16,3/3,3/4,7/25,8/15 DARWIN, Bernard Richard Meiricn 11/14 to J H: 1950: 3/22 1959: 4/15 DARWIN, Sir Charles Galtcn 1960: 4/22 to JH 1962: 2/7,8/17,8/21,9/28 1937: 3/30 1963: 1/9,11/7 1953: 8/12,10/30 1964: 2/5,11/5 1954: 6/25,7/13 1965: 2/11,3/12,5/10 1955: 3/14 1968: 10/25 1958: 1/1 1970: 4/27,5/14 1959: 5/26,6/9,8/19 N.D.: (2) 1960: 3/9,11/11 fmJH fmJH 1962: 2/5 '9/20 1954: 1/13 1963: 1/14,8/1 1959: 8/21 1964: 2/11,7/24,9/1,12/14 1960: 11/12 1965: 2/10,3/11 DARWIN, George Pember other See FAMILY CORRESPONDENCE 1940: 2/29 DARWIN, Katharine 1963: 6/19,11/8 to JH: 1963: 11/28 1966: 1/21 DARWIN, Lecnard DELACOUR, Jean Theodore to JH to JH 1925: 7/13,9/18 1936: 3/20 1926: 4/?JJ 1941: 12/27 1928: 10/31 DE LA MARE, Walter J om 1931: 3/n.d. to JH: 1936: 7/11 1942: 10/30 DELL, B. Marie Gage N.D.: (1) to JH ON IES, Joseph llott 1925: 5/17 to JH 1924-25: (1) 1920: 3/20 1935: 6/20 1924: 5/6 1936: 12/25 1925.: 7/6 1937: n.d. cont'd 99

B. Marie Gage Dell, coot 'd Theodosius Dobzhansky, coot 'd (to JH) 1963: 3/14 1938: 12/20 1940-45: (1) fmJH 1950: n .d. 1963: 4/9 1955: 2/20 1965: 4/6 1962: 8/25,12/23 OOHRN, Reinhard DEll., Floyd · to JH to JH 1910: 10/12 1925: 5/17 1919: 2/28,8/9 1924-25: (1) 1920: 7/10,7/17,7/24,8/7 1927: 1/28,6/30 10/11 ,10/26 1934: 9/5 1922: 1/10,3/11,6/5,7/16 1938: 12/20 11/11 194D-45: (1) 1923: 1/11,6/13,8/25,11/2 1962: 8/25,12/23 11/25,12/16,12/27 N.D.: (1) 1924: 3/17,4/21,7/26,t0/17 DENNING, Alfred Thompsm 10/27,11/25 Denning , Barat 1925: 1/9,3/28,5/2,6/2,7/26 to JH: 1962: n.d. 9/7,9/14,9/17,12/30 DEScm.E, Otto 1926: 3/25,4/15,6/23 to JH: 1924: 5/15 1935: 1/5 I DINESEN, Isak (Karen Blixen) 1938: 4/4 I to JH: 1935: 1/15 1944: 1/1,4/20 t DISNEY, Walter 1952: 12/28 to JH: 1964: 11/12 1955: 4/13 \ \ fmJH 1958: 1/8 1964: 11/5,12/17 1961: 1/19 1965: 6/17 OOHRN, Tatjana DNER, Cyril Roper Pollock to J H: 1920: 12/14 to JH OORST, Jean 1925: 2/4,2/22,4/16,4/20 to JH 1934: 8/16 1960: 5/4 1938: 3/20 1961: 5/30 1942: 9/17 1962: 2/14,4/14,10/25 1956: 11/13 1964: 4/5,5/11,7/25,8/3,8/25 1957: 6/21 10/26 1958: 1/3 1965: 2/23,3/11,3/23,8/17 1959: 7/11 12/9 1961: 7/30 1966: 3/30 1964: 12/7,12/8,12/26 1967: 12/13 ON ER, Eleanor J oyoa 1970: 6/5,8/28,9/16 to JH 1972: 9/5,9/25,11/10,11/23 1957: 6/14,6/21 1973: 10/23,11/5 1969: 2/28 fmJH 1970: 3/2,6/3 1960: 5/16 1970: 8/24 1962: 2/16,4/13 OOBELL, Cecil Clifford 1964: 6/2,7/21,8/21,10/14 to JH 10/29 1920: 1/21,1/28,2/17 1965: 3/15,7/15 \ 1921: 2/5,2/8 1967: 12/4 t. 1 .~ 1924: 2/20 1972: 9/9 ! OOBZHANSKY, Theodosius other to JH 1961: 10/4 i 1953: 7/11 1962: 8/31 (2) ~ 'l . 1959: 11/3 Calt 'd 1965: 7/20 . W' 100

DOUGLAS-HeME , Alexander EARLE , Edward Mead Frederick (Baron Home of to JH the Hirsel) 1940: 2/1,5/7,10/28,12/19 to JH: 1960: 6/17 1941: 4/22 DRAPER, R1lt h fm JR: 1941: 3/25 to JH: N.D.: (1) EATON, Anne K1 nder ORESCHFIELD, Ralph Leonard to JH Eumantiel 1960: 5/3,10/24 to JH 1961: 1/26;1./9;1./27 ,4/24,9/28 1960: 5/19,6/8,6/27,8/8 1962: 3/19,8/27,12/1 8/10,8/19 ,8/22 1963: 1/18,9/5,11/29 1961: 1/5,10/11 1964: 3/14 ,5/22 1963: 2/4 1965: 8/2 1966: 7/18 1969: 5/9,7/21,9/19 fmJH 1970: 5/22 1960: 6/2 ,8/2 ,8/17 ,11 ,14 1971: 7/7 1961: 2/2,7/10,10/10 1972: 6/22 • DREW, Jane B. 1974: 10/24 to JH 1975: 10/3 1940: n.d. fm JH 1942: 6/29 1961: 3/17,6/15 1958: 1/1,9/12 1 962 : 6/ 14 , 7I 9 1963: 2/17,3/4,8/15,8/31 1963: 2/7 ,ll/15 1965: 8/10 1965: 7/2 7 1966: 12/13 EATON, Cyrus Stephen fm JH to JH 1963: 8/28 1955: 6/1,6/17,6/24,6/30 1965: 8/6 7/22 ,9/9,10/28 • DRIESCH, Hans Adolf Eduard 1956: 9/18,10/24,12/21 to JH: 1913: 2/2 1957: 1/4,2/13,11/18,12/11 -· DRIMiOND , Sir Jack Cecil 1958: 1/17,8/4,8/20,11/5 to JH: 1944: 5/11 ,6/4 12/18 DUNN, Leslie Clarence 1959: 2/27,3/31 f to JH 1960: 4/18,4/26,5/5 1932: 4/20 '9/22 1961: 2/15,5/18 1941: 4/22 1962: 9/20 f 1942: n.d. 1963: 12/11 1957: 7/12 1964: 1/8,3/5,3/13,3/26,12/8 1961:7/15 12/15 fm JH: 1957: 6/28,7/12 1965: 7/16 DUNNE , John William 1966: 1/14 to JH: 1934: 11/18 1970: S/5 DURRELL, Gerald Malcolm 1971: 3/22,5/25,7/12,10/7 to JH 10/18,12/21 1953: 8/23 1972: 6/22 1961: 2/6,3/9,8/25 1973: 8/1,8/9 1963: 2/26,4/13 1974: 1/17 1965: 7/26 fm JH 1971: 10/27,11/19 1955: 6/9,6/19,7/5,12/29 fmJH 1957: 2/25,11/n.d. 1961: 2/7,3/24,8/31 1958: 8/12 ,11/12 1963: 4/10 (2) 1959: 1/28,4/8 cont'd DYKE, Fred M. fm JH: 1914: 12/8 101

Cyrus Eaton, "cont 'd ELLERMAN, Sir John Reeves (fm JH) to JH 1960: 4/21,5/4 1938: n.d. 1961: 2/17,3/22,6/15 1942 : 3/17 ,3/21 ,3/31 ,4/16 1962: 6/14 5/7,5/9 '7 /24,8/26,8/28 1964: 1/27,3/12 fm JH: 1942: 3/n.d.,8/29 1971 : 3/26 ELLIOT OF HARWOOD, Katharine EBAN, Abba Elliot, Baroness to JH: 1959: 9/7,12/11 to JH fm JH: 1959: 9/14 1942: 5/18 EBLING, Francis John 1958: 2/4 to JH 1959: 6/17 1963: 12/12 1965: 12/31 1964: 2/20,5/13 ELLIOT, Walter 1965: 6/17 to JH fm JH 1930: 10/13 • 1963: 12/18,12/19 1934: 1/30 1964: 3/17,5/27 1944:7/29,9/14 1965: 6/16,6/21 1945: 1/9,5/26 ECCLES, David McAdam Eccles, 1956: 5/14 Viscount ELLIS, Sir Arthur William Mickle to JH: 1960: 3/16,5/9 to JH: 1942: 10/16 fm JH: 1956: 5/5 ELLIS , Henry Havelock , ECKERSLEY to JH See FAMTI..Y

ERIKSON, Erik H. Griffith Evans, cont 'd to JH 1942: 3/10 1959: 6/15,7/14 1953: 8/17,9/2 1960: 2/2,2/25,2/29,3/16 1967: 8/23 12/14 19n : 2/23 ,3/2 1964: 10/28,10/29 fm JH 1965: 3/22,4/19,4/21,5/26 1923: 3/23 n.d. 1953: 10/15 1966: 1/5 EVANS , Isabel John fm.JR to JR 1959: 5/7,7/2 1971: 10/25 1960: 1/2 ,1/28,2/9,n.d. 19n: 2/23 ,3/2 1964: 8/19,9/30,10/19,11/28 EVANS, Luther Harris 1965: 3/30,5/27,6/1,12/30 to JH 1966: 1/13 1953: 5/1,7/10,10/28 other: 1965: 3/2,3/22,6/1 1954: 5/20,5/31 'ESPINASSE, Paul Gilbert 1958: 1/2 ,8/19 ,9/25 ,12/6 to JH 1965: 8/11 1936: 2/21,5/1,5/8 fm.JH 1938: 3/19 1951: 1/25 1940: 2/29 1953: 11/13 1942: 5/4,5/18,10/20 1956: 1/4,10/17 1946: 2/19,12/9 1965: 8/13 1949: 7/6 other: 1953: 8/6,8/19,11/26 1950: 1/2 EVANS-PRITCHARD, Edward Evans 1956: 3/11,11/14 to JH 1957: 2/19 1953: 3/5 1958: 1/1 1964: 11/27 1963: 9/9 fm JH: 1964: 11/25 196?: (1) fm.JH 1949: 7/1,7/12 FAEGRl , Knut 1950: 1/13 to JH: 1946: 1/30 EVANS OF HUNGERSHALL, Benjamin FEJOS, Lit a Binns Ifor Evans, Baron to JH to JH 1964: 12/24 1952: 7/15 1965: 1/7 1956: 12/13 fm JH 1958: 1/3,4/24,12/5 1964: 11/13,12/30 1961: 10/27 1965: 3/9,7/9 1963: 10/11 FEJOS, Paul fm JH: 1969: 8/29 to JH EVANS, Griffith Conrad 1951: 4/16 to JH 1955: 7/1,12/19 1912: 11/19 1956: 1/12,1/16,2/21,5/4,5/22 1913: 3/24. 1959: 1/20,2/27 1916: 6/22,7/11,8/29,10/27 1960: 12/8 n.d. 1961: 1/23,11/1 ,11/16 1917: 2/13,8/24 fm.JH 1918: 10/5,11/24 1955: 5/21 ,8/24,11/11 ,11/14 1919: 1/2 12/30 1923: 1/16 1956: 5/18 1928: 5/3 1957: 3/15 1937: 8/21 1959: 6/2 1939: 11/7,11/14 cont'd 1961: 1/27,11/7 104

FELL, .DanE Hooor Bridge,t James Fisher, cont 'd to JH 1956: 2/20 1938: 3/29 1958: 10/29 1956: 11/9 1959: 9/15 1963: 6/16 1960: 8/17 fm JH: 1938: 3/30 1964: 3/26,11/4 FERMOR, Patrick Leigh 1965: 3/16,5/6,8/24,9/27 toJH: 1961: 7/26 1969: 1/21 FIENNES, Richard Nathaniel other Twisle too-wykeham 1941: n .d. to JH 1960: 5/2,5/5 1964: 3/10 1962: 5/17 1965: 1/15,1/19,2/22,4/21 1963: 2/27 5/28,11/22 1965: 5/3 fmJH 1969: 1/16,1/21 1964: 3/3 FISHER, Lettice 1965: 3/25,5/27,11/25 to JH • FISCHER, Hans 192?: (1) to JH 1930: 4/7 '5/31 1958: 6/14,8/2 1940: 4/16,4/20 1959: 1/10 1943: 5/12 fm JH: 1959: 1/14 1949: n .d. FISHER, I2rbert Albert Laurens N.D.: (2) to JH FISHER, Margery Lilian Edith 1917: 7/24 to JH 1924: 7/15 1952: 1/10,8/3 1925: 8/2 1957: 6/5,10/21,12/4 1926: 2/7,8/25 1959: 8/21,i2/19 1927: 2/7 1965: 8/26 1935: 6/17 1970: 9/9,10/7,12/26 1937: 2/9,11/28,12/7 FISHER, Sir Rcnald Aylmer FISHER, J ames Max~ll McCoonell to JH to JH 1923: 11/3 1937: 9/4,n.d. 1924: 5/22 ,ll/24,n .d. 1938: 7/2,10/29 1925: 1/19 1940: 2/27,11/4,11/20,12/26 1928: 1/28 1943: 5/25,6/4 192?: (1) 1945: 1/11 1938: 3/17 1949: 10/22,12/13,12/20 1940: 2/26 12/27 1941: 1/18 1951: 3/27 1942: 4/2,4/14,8/28 1952: 7/4,7/30,8/7,9/1 1954: 7/5 1953: 1/11,3/12 1955: 11/7 1956: 11/1 1956: 11/7 1958: 1/1 1958: 1/21 1959: 4/22 N.D.: (1) 1960: 5/26,6/7,8/2 fmJH 1961: 10/11 1941: 1/21 1962: 5/15,12/5 1942: n .d. 1965: 3/11,8/26 FLECK, Alexander Fleck, Baroo 1969: 1/19 to JH: 1961: 1/13 fmJH FLETCHER, Sir Walter Morley 1940: 12/20 to JH 1941: 1/14 1921: 11/11,11/24 1942: 3/19 oont'd 1922: 1/4 105

FLEURE, Herbert John E. B. Ford, cont'd to JH ' 1955: 1113,3112,3122,7110 1926: 8130 8125,9121,11111,1216 1936: 5112 1956: 2111,3114,4111,4114 1938: 3/7 10119,1113,11129,1214 1942: 10129 12/7 ,n.d. 1948: 1110 1957: 1l29,4l3,5l28,6l5,6l6 1958: 111 1958: 111 ,2117,2126,2128,5128 1963: 12111 6I12,10I16,10I21,10I22 fm JH: 1948: 1114,8123,9129 10123 ,n.d. FLEXNER, .lt>raham 1959: 3126,416,419,4112,11127 to JH: 1932: 11125 1960: 4110,5111,10120 FLOREY, iklward Walter Florey, 1962: 213,7110,8127,8129,913 Baron 916,9111,9112,9114 to JH 9117,9118,1018,10110 1961: 119 10112,10116,12110,12113 1962: 11128 12118 • 1964: 2118,12112 1963: 7126 1965: 115,7118 1965: 1115,3117,517,7121,1114 1966: 10123 1968: 10110 fm JR 1971: 11120,11126,12121 1962: 11120 1972: 3123 ,4/7 ,4111 ,4119,412 7 1964 : 2 I 17 ,2 12 o , 912 5 , 11 12 4 10116,10126,12131 1965: 111,6117,913 N.D.: (4) _FOOT , Michael fm JH- to JH: 1975: 5112 1941: 4l30,5l10,5l19,5l20 FORD, Edmund Brisco 5l30,6l6,6l9,6l10 to JH 6111 (2),6116,6118,6130 1924: 7117,815 7116,8116,9120,1115 1925: 811 ,916 1942: 3ln.d. 192 6 : 4 I 1 , 7I 14 , 712 5 , 712 9 1948: 1122 1927: 9120 1950: 1215 1930: 818,8118,11116 1951: 1111 ,2127,413,415,5130 1931: 115 7131,8116,9127,1011 1936: 115,5114,817 1014,1016,1117,11110 1937: 117,1125,617 1955: 11ln.d.,12l9,12l13 1938: 3117 1959: 3125 1941: 2127,9117,1117 1962: 7l14,8l15,9l5,9l10,9l13 n.d. (3) 9114,9117,9125,1015 1942: 3119,3121,616 10I9,10I11,10I15,1216 1945: 8ln.d. 12111,12114,12121 1946: n.d. 1963: 7130 1948: 111 1965: 3118,7123,11124 194?: (1) N.D.: (1) 1950: 11129 ,n.d. (2) other: 1951: 7123 1951: 113,312,414,4113,617 FORSTER, Edward Morgan 7123,7124,7 ln.d. ,916 to JH 9129 (2) ,1012 ,1019 1942: 5117 10120,10125,1111,1116 1957: 10122,10130 11113,12121 1958: 10112,10115 1952: 1117,1129,3111,6130 1965: 319,3125,10123,1114 1114 ,12l20,n.d. (4) other: 1955: 916 1953: 1125,4111,7112,7120 1954: 6116,11126 cont 'd 106

FCR TES , Meyer FREEMAN, John to JH to JH 1950: 10/24,10/28 1963: 2/26,3/4 1952: 5/3 1966: 1/21 1954: 9/26, n.d. 1968: 4/10 1955: 12/25 fm JH: 1966: 1/10 1958: 9/5 FRY, E. Maxwell 1964: 10/28,11/24,12/1' 12/9 to JH 12/23 1940: n.d. 1965: 3/13,4/27,5/7,6/9 1942: n.d. fm JH 1943: 12/18 1964: 10/21,10/30,11/18 1962: 10/30 11/26,12/4,12/11,12/31 1964: 3/n.d. 1965: 3/10,3/24,4/29,5/11 N.D.: (1) FOWLER, William Warde FUCHS, Sir Vivian to JH to JH: 1974: 6/5 1911: 4/12 FULTON, John Farquhar • 1916: 10/23,11/8 to JH 1917: 5/17 1925: 7/30 fm JH: 1917: n.d. 1937: 6/15 FRANKFURTER, Felix FURSE, Dame Katharine to JH to JH: 1924: 7/26 1935: 2/14 1927: 4/5,8/29 1939: 11/13 FYFE, Sir William Hamilton 1941: 9/13 to JH 1959:4/21,7/13 1936: 8/22,12/15 fm JH 1940: 10/17,10/28,12/26 1942: 3/21 1941: 3/10,3/24 1959: 4/16,5/1,7/9,7/31 1942: 4/4 FRANI

GARSTANG, Walter J.s. Gilmour, cont'd to JH 1950: 4/10 1923: 6/11,6/16,6/n.d. 1951: 6/20 1924: 4/30,11/12,12/1,12/21 1950-51: (1) 1925: 1/31,6/8,n.d. 1953: 1/30,2/4,5/12 1928: 1/5 1954:5/15 GATES, Reginald Ruggles 1955: 8/10 to JH 1956: 3/31 1921: 10/23 1957: 6/6 1925: 2/20,3/10,7/9 1958: 1/3 1934: 10/5 1959: 6/2 1937: 2/22,3/12,3/24,4/14 1960: 2/27 1938: 3/18 1961: 4/9,6/12 1961: 11/29 1962: 4/10,8/16,9/15,9/28 fm JH: 1937: 3/15 11/3,11/12 GEDDES, Sir Patrick 1963: 3/1,6/1 to JH 1966: 1/18,2/19 • 1905: 3/1,4/13,6/16 1973: 3/13 1917: 5/8 fm JH GERARD, Ralph Waldo 1940: 3/8,3/9,3/12,5/30 to JH 1951: 6/18 1946: 12/7 1962: 11/5 1960: 10/18 1963: 2/25,11/29 fm JH: 1960: 10/25 1965: 1/20,7/23 GE'ITY, J. Paul 1966: 2/28 to JH: 1974: 3/25 other GIBBON, William Monk 1939: 4/14 to JH: 1954: 7/16 1974: 5/2 GIELGUD, Elise (Mimi) GI~BERG, Morris to JH: to JH 1930: n.d. 1924: 2/1,5/30,6/4 1936: n.d. (2) 1959: 4/6,9/17 1958: 1/2,12/27 1960: 3/14 fm JH: 1949: 4/11 1963: 2/14 GIELGUD, Lewis Evelyn 1964: 6/15 to JH 1965: 4/7 1919: 1/9 fm JH 1920: 4/13,6/10 1959: 10/16 1926: 1/6,8/8 1960: 1/22,3/11 1929: 3/25 GLASS , David V. 1934: 5/22 to JH 1938: 1/2 1949: 12/9,12/15 1940: 7/23 1950: 3/24 1942: 4/29,5/22 1962: 11/20 fm JH: 1951: 4/6 1963: 1 /2, 6 I 15 GIELGUD, Lily Ilma 1964: 8/24,8/31 to JH: 1939: 7/5 1965: 11/29 GilMOUR, John Scott 1971: 3/27 to JH 1972: 1/17 1936: 6/21 fm JH 1938: 3/20,3/26,6/23 1949: 4/22,12/12 1940: 1/22,2/27,3/5,3/12 1962: 11/23 4/30,6/9,8/25 1964: 8/20,8/27 1942: 4/9,n.d. 1965: 11/25 1948: 3/19 cont'd 108

GODEL , Alice Richard Goldschmidt , cant' d to JH fm JH: 1940: 6/25 1949: 9/24 VIcrOR OOLLANCl, !Ld 1951: 1/17 to JH 1952: 2/29 1927: 12/30 1953: 3/3 1956: 4/30 1955: 5/18,7/1,7/30 1958: 8/7 1956: 1/4 1959: 7/20,7/24 1963: 6/14 1962: 8/29,9/4,10/16 GODEL, Roger 1965: 5/19 to JH 1972.: 1/11 1949: 7/10,9/24,n.d. fm JH 1950: 1/19,7/31 1962: 10/25 1951: 1/17 1965: 5/28 1952: 2/29 a:MBRICH, Sir Ernst Hans Josef 1953: 3/3 to JH 1955: 4/14,5/17,7/1,7/8,7/26 1964: 10/30 • 7/30,10/22 1965: 3/11 1956: 1/4 1966: 1/11 fm JH 1967: 6/22 1949: 1/14,7/28 fm JH 1950: 2/9,8/19,9/8 1964: 10/28 1955: 4/17 1965: 2/12 GODWIN, Sir Harry other: 1965: 3/9 to JH: 1949: 12/1 GOODALL , Jane GOLDSCHMIDT, Arthur Eduard to JH to JH 1962: 2/9,12/23 1948: 4/9 ,12/7 1963: 1/28,2/16,10/26,11/20 1949: 11/22 1964: 1/11 ,1/23,2/5,2/n.d. 1951: 1/21 5/20,7/10,9/2 1957: 7/18 1965: 4/7 1958: 1/2,6/25 1967: 6/28 1960: 6/1,6/20,12/5 1971: 9/16 1963: 3/10 1973: 5/20 1970: 5/15,7/22 N.D.: (1) fmJH fm JH 1950: 4/8 1963: 1/10,1/30,2/14,11/7 1960: 5/20,5/25,6/2,6/15 11/27 GOLDSCHMIDT, Elizcileth Wickenden 1964: 1/22 ,3/2 ,3/11 ,6/11 ,8/18 to JH: 1958: 11/29 1965: 3/11 ,3/12 GOLDSCHMIDT, Else 1973: 9/21 to JH: 1958: n.d.

E. S. Goodrich,. cant ' d GRAVES, ROOert (to JH) to JH 1932: 1/22 1941:6/21 1934: 2/23 1942: 7/9 1936: 6/3,10/12 19n: 3/31,4/4 1937: 3/19,4/13,5/5 GRAY, Sir James 1938: 3/26 to JH 1942: 4/14 1919: 9/26,10/12 1945: 1/23 1920: 1/18,2/22,5/4 N.D.: (1) 1927: 5/7,12/27 I fm JH: 1932: 1/21 1929: 8/17 GOODSPEED, Thomas Harper 1934: 7/27 I to JH: 1923: 10/24 1935: 9/28 GORDINE, Dora 1936: 2/2,5/6 to JH 1937: n.d. (2) 1957: 6/n.d. (2) 1938: 3/11 I 1958: 1/3 1940: 2/28,4/25:11/4 1962: 7/7 1942: 4/10,9/24 N.D.: (2) 1954: 7/21 \ GO'ITSCHALK, Louis 1955: 12/8 I I to JH 1958: 1/20,1/n.d. 1954: 9/13 1959: 1/10 '9/20 1955: 7/22,10/25 1963: 1/1 1959: 5/27 fm JH 1960: 6/25 1940: 3/9,12/12 1961: 3/13 1942: 3/n.d. 1963: 2/5 1955: 12/5 1964: 12/21 1962: 10/17 fmJH 1963: 1/4 1956: 5/21 1965: 11/24 1959: 4/29,6/2 GRAY, Norah 1960: 6/2,10/17 to JH: 1963: 3/11 1964: 10/22 GREENE , Graham other to JH 1959: 2/6,4/1,11/4 1940: 7/31,9/10,9/20 1961: 6/23 N.D.: (1) 1964: 7/28 fm JH: 1940: 9/7,9/19 1965: 7/16 GREENE, Sir Hugh Carleton rouLD, Stephen Jay to JH: 1960: 4/11,4/21 to JH: 1965: 4/2,7/12 fm JH: 1960: 4/5,4/14 fm JH: 1965: 4/15,7/21 GREENWOOD , Ant bony GOWERS, Sir William Frederick See also FAMILY CORRESPONDENCE: to JH GREENWOOD , Gillian Crawshay­ 1929: 10/20 Williams 1931: 2/27 to JR 1936: 8/30• 1957: 6/17 1940: 5/6,7/27,n.d. 1964: 10/29 fm JR: 1940: 7/24 1966: 1/4 GOWERS , Winifred Bruce £m. JH to JH: 1964: 7/1 1963: 8/1 fm JR: 1964 : 7 /21 1966: 2/15 GRANl', Duncan GREENWOOD, Gillian Crawshay­ to JH: 1957: 3/29,10/2 Williams other: 1954: 7/7 See FAMILY CORRESPONDENCE I 110

GREGORY, Sir Richard Arman Albert Guerard, cont 'd to JH 1937: 1/5 1923: 4/3 1939: 11/4,12/17 1924: 1/7,12/10 GUERARD, Wilhelmina Macartney 1925: 2/26,9/7 to JH 1927: 10/17,12/22 1917: 2/16 1934: 8/16 1920: 2/20 1938: 3/20 1936: n .d. 1940: 8/8,8/11,9/12 1941: 10/10 1943: 11/25 HADOON, Alfred Cort fmJH: 1940: 8/9,9/2,9/10 to JH 9/17 1935: 8/9,9/15 other: 1943: 10/25 1936: 3/28,6/18 GREY CF FALLOOON, Edward Grey, 1933: 3/7 Viscount HADini, Sir Alexander to J H: 1 921 : 1 /21 to JH • GRIERSON, J oln 1956: 5/5 to JH 1958: 1/1,3/12 1936: 10/16 1959: 5/26 1942: 3/5 1961: 3/21,11/1 1947: 9/14 1962: 12/6 1961: 6/21 1964: 7/27,11/17 GROSS, Fabius 1967: 6/21 to JH 1972: 3/10,3/20 1936: 9/n.d.,ll/3 1973: 5/2,5/15 1938: 3/22 fmJH 1940: 12/11 1961: 3/24 fm J H: 1940: 12/14 1965: 9/7 GRZIMEK, Bemhard HADZI , J ovan to JH to JH 1961: 10/6,10/16,10/30 1948: 8/10 1962: 6/22 1958: 1/8 1963: 2/12 HAECKEL, Emst 1970: 5/12 to JH: 1913: 2/28 1971: 1/17,4/19 HAGEN, Victor Wolfgang voo 1972: 4/10 to JH fmJH 1955: 2/28 1961: 10/11,10/19 1956: 7/16,12/27 1962: 1 I 4, 11 /7 1961: 9/6 1963: 3/13,4/2 1962: 11/22 other: 1963: 1/18,2/5,2/19 1965: 6/28,7/26 GUCCIONE, Robert 1966: 4/2,4/21 toJH: 1965: 3/24 1967: 8/24 GUERARD, Albert ~oo fmJH: 1965: 2/3,7/8,7/29 to JH HAHN, Kurt 1916: 7/26 to JH 1917: 2/17,8/14 1937: 5/11 1918: 3/1,4/18,10/29 1940: 5/3,8/24 1919: 2/11 1941: 1/9,1/20 1921: 1/16 fm.JH 1922: 5/15 1940: 5/17,6/13,6/14,8/23 1926: 12/7 11/2 1932: 11/5 1941: 7/24 1936: 12/24 cent 'd

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HAHN, Otto Earl of Halifax, cont'd to JH: 1951: 1/27 1941: 9/22 fm JH: 1951: 1/5 1942: 2/16,2/21,3/13 HAILEY, William Malcolm Hailey, fm JH: 1940: 10/8,10/25 Baron HALL, Eugene Raynnnd to JH to JH 1938: 3/18 1939: 7/14 1940-41 : ( 1) 1940: 4/22 1953: 1/28 1942: 4/27 N.D.: (1) fm JH fm JH: 1953: 1/31 1939: 7/25 HAILSHAM OF SAINr MARYIEBONE, 1940:5/16,6/17 Quintin McGarel Hogg, Baron HALL, Radclyffe to JH: 1961: 2/n.d. to JH: 1928: 10/25,11/7,11/15 HAIRE, Norman HAMILTON, Hamish to JH to JH 1929: 6/27,7/2 1935: 9/17 1933: 6/5,6/30,7/22 1939: 6/19 HALDANE, Charlotte Franken 1940: 4/26,n.d. Burghes 1941: 8/25,11/25 to JH 1942: 4/14,5/1 1925: 11/24 fm JH: 1942: 3/14 1942: 5/20 HAMMARSKJOLD, Dag HALDANE, John Burdon Sanderson to JH: 1961: 4/7 to JH fm JH: 1959: 9/10 1920: 10/28, 12/7 HAMPSHIRE, Sir Stuart Newton 1924: 5/19 to JH: 1962: 7/23,9/25 1925: 1/22,3/30 fm JH: 1956: 5/16 1923-25: (1) HANCOCK, William Keith 1927: 5/1,9/1 to JH · 1940: 3/15,12/21 1940: 7/14,12/4 1939-40: (1) 1953: 1/16 1942: 9/15 1965: 1/14 1951: 10/26,10/29 fm JH: 1940: 8/27,11/28,12/10 1952: 11/11 HARDING, Sir Edward John 1953: 7/21,7/24 See also FAMILY CORRESPONDENCE: 1954: 7/8 HARDING, Marjorie Huxley 1963: 4/6,7/30 to JH: 1938: 3/22 1964: 1/1 HARDING, Marjorie Huxley N.D.: (2) See FAMILY CCRRESPONDENCE fm JH HARDING, Gilbert Charles 1940: 3/9,6/4 to JH: 1958: 3/7 1963: 8/2,12/24 HARDY, Sir Alister Clavering other: 1940: 7/12 to JH HALDANE , John Scott 1920: 6/25 to JH: 1925: 6/3,7/6 1921: 1/1,1/9,1/14,1/16,1/27 other: 1916: 9/3 2/15,4/27,5/16,8/26 HALDANE, Louisa Kathleen Trotter 10/17 to JH: 1924: n.d. 1922: 3/1 HALIFAX, Edward Frederick 1923: 2/20,3/12,8/30 (2),9/25 Lindley Wood, Earl of n.d. (1) to JH 1924: 3/6,7/8,12/4 1939: 10/9 1925: 6/5,6/n.d.,8/5,9/5 1940: 11/14 cont'd 1924-25: (1) cont'd 112

Alister Hardy, cont'd Alister Hardy, cont'd (to JH) other 1926: 7/11 1942: n.d. 1927: 7/4 1951: 9/16 1938: 3/19 1952: 4/16 1940: 2/29,3/9 HARDY, Godfrey Harold 1942: 3/23,3/26,8/11,8/20 to JH: N.D.: (1) 1949: 9/14 HARE, Dora 1950: 11/6 See GORDI.NE, Dora 1951: 1/20,4/4,6/19,7/25 HARE, Richard 8/20,9/8,9/12 ,9/21 to JH 9/27,12/30 1957: 6/n.d. (2) 1952: 2/16,11/26 1958: 1/3 1953: 1/8,2/23 1962.: 8/11 1954: 9/1 HARLECH, William George Arthur 1956: 2/15,11/3 Ormsby-Gore, Baron 1957: 6/8,6/16 See ORMSBY-ooRF., William George 1958: 1/0,3/22,7/13,10/25 Arthur 11/1 HAFMER, Sir Sidney Frederic 1959: 1/9,4/17 to JH 1960: 10/15 1920: 9/9 1962: 11/12 1921: 3/21 ,3/27,4/13,4/26 1963: 3/15,3/19,6/26,8/2 5/21 10/17,11/2 1934: 8/18 1964: 6/24 1938: 3/8 1965: 3/30,4/7,5/9,9/10 HARNONCOUR:r, Rene d' 12/31 to JH: 1946: 12/7 1966: 1/8 ;;./28 ,3/5,5/30, 7/7 other: 1956: 9/6 7/12 HARPER & ROW 1 96 7 : 1I 18 , 9/22 ,11 /2 7 to JH 1969: 5/20,5/23 1942: 5/18 1971: 5/3,8/27,9/29 1949: 2/11,5/23 1972: 2/19,3/12,4/15,10/19 1952: 3/13,11/19 11/1,11/4,11/10,12/26 1953: 2/9,3/3,3/25,5/14,9/23 1973: 1/31 ;;./4,8/6,10/27 1957: 9/19 1974: 9/22 1958: 1/9,4/23,12/29 N.D.: (1) 1959: 1/9,8/3,8/13,10/1,12/2 fm JH 12/24 1921: 5/12 1960: 2/4;1./19,3/21 ,4/20,5/24 1940: 4/29,6/5,6/13 5/26,7/19,7/29,9/2 1950: 11/7 11/30,12/8,12/9,12/23 1951: 1/18,1/25,6/16,6/21 1961: 1/17,1/23,1/26,5/23 7/31,8/13,8/16,9/20 6/20,8/2 (2),11/9,12/12 10/11 1962.: 3/5,6/8 ' 1952: 1/2,10/22,11/28 1963: 4/1,4/9,5/10,5/21,5/23 1956: 2/13,5/23 5/27,7/1,7/3,8/14,8/22 1961: 4/14 8/29,10/3,10/9,11/1 1962: 11/9 n.d. 1963: 3/12,3/18,3/21,10/25 1964: 1/21,1/27 ,1/30;1./6;1./18 11/8 3/19,4/19,5/22,5/26 1964: 6/24 6/15,6/22 ,6/24,8/19,9/1 1965: 3/16,4/1,5/13,12/23 9/24,10/22 ,11/16 1966: 1/5,1/10,3/1 11/25 (2) 1973: 1/29 cont'd 1965: 2/10;1./11 ,4/7,5/12,5/21 8/17,8/25,10/14,12/7 cont'd . I I 113

1 Harper & Row, cant d Tom Harrisson, cont 1 d (to JH) - 1941: 3/24 1966: 1/17,9/15 1966: 2/10,3/10 1967: 6/22 ,11/17 1973: 6/13 1970: 5/19,9/30 fmJH 1971: 5/6,5/18,6/28,7/20,8/2 1940: 8/9,10/14,11/12 9/23 1965: 8/26 1972: 1/5,1/13,2/7,2/15,3/20 1966: 3/1 5/10,7/5 ,12/7 HART, Sir Basil Henry Liddell 1973: 4/2,11/30 to JH 1974: 3/19,3/25,6/10,10/26 1940: 8/15 fm JH 1966: 1/21 1949: 3/4,5/30 HARTLEY, Sir Harold 1953: 2/2 to JH 1958: 5/8 1925: 8/6 1959: 1/2,1/7,8/6 1940: 8/13 1960: 2/n.d.,5/19,5/31,8/11 1953: 3/13 • 8/23,10/14,11/2,12/2 1955: 10/6 12/5,12/15,12/19 1956: 11/11 1961: 1/3,1/10,1/17,6/1,7/28 1958: 2/17,7/17 8/21,11/16,12/14 1963:2/27 1962: 2/27,3/13,6/13 1964: 12/22 1963: 1/10,6/27,8/8,8/26,9/2 1965: 11/14 11/4,11/7 1966: 1/26 1964: 1/24,2/3,2/11,8/13 1969: 3/19 9/16 ,11/18 ,11/30,12/23 fmJH 1965: 2/3,3/11,10/5,12/30 1922: 11/23 1966: 1/19 1940: 7/26,8/10,10/2 ,10/24 1971: 3/29 1964: 12/10 other 1965: 11/18 1953: 5/20 1966: 1/20,1/27 1957: 10/25 HARTLEY, Leslie Poles 1960: 6/n.d. to JH 1961: 1/31,2/3,4/7,4/19 1951: 8/17 12/29 1952: 2/26 1962: 4/6 1953: 7/8 ,8/26 1964: 12/3 1954: 12/9 1972: 12/7 1955: 4/13 1974: 12/15 1956: 1/9 HARRIS, Henry Wilson 1957: 6/6 to JH N.D.: (1) 1940: 7/15,10/22,10/24 HARVEY, Edmund Newton 1942: 5/20 to JH HARRISON, Ross G. 1947: 10/14 to JH: 1938: 5/12 1948: 1/20 HARRISSON, Tom. 1958: 8/31 to JH fm JH: 1948: 1/5,1/28 1932: 5/16 HAVET, Jacques 1934: 3/17,7/n.d.,11/n.d. to JH 1935: 4/4 1950: 4/25,5/4,7/12 1936 : n .d. (2 ) 1953: 11/21 1937: 3/19,6/9,7/5 1956: 11/27 1940: 8/8,10/21,10/24,11/6 1958: 1/10 11/30,12/10 1962: 7/19,9/5 cont 'd co~'d I 114

1 Jacques Havet, cant d E. s. P. Haynes, cant 1 d (to JH) 1941: 2/19 (2),2/28,3/7,3/14 1963: 1/15,2/11,4/2,6/29 3/17,4/2,4/9,4/16,4/21 1964: 8/31 5/14,6/6,6/12,7/21,7/23 1965: 5/11,5/28,6/26,7/22 7/25,8/6,11/19 1966: 4/11,12/21 1942: 4/4,5/15,8/7,8/14,8/17 1967: 6/2 7 8/20,10/9 fm JH fm JH 1950: 6/8,7/19 1940: 2/23,11/29 1962: 1/18 1941: 3/10,3/15,3/18,3/25 1963: 1/21,2/6,6/12 4/10,4/18,5/12,9/19 1965: 5/21,6/1,7/9 11/21 HAVET , Jeanne HAYNES, Oriana Waller to JH: 1966: 4/13 See FAMILY CORRESPONDENCE HAWKES, Christopher HAYTER, Sir William G. to JH: 1952: 1/8,2/6 to JH HAWKES, Jacquetta 1961: 10/26 • to JH 1962: 12/12 1953: 7/7 ,8/26 1973: 11/30 1954: 5/18 1974: 1/11,12/6,12/20 1955: 3/2,12/14 N.D.: (2) I 1956: 2/5 other: 1974: 12/13 1957: 6/3,8/26,10/28 HAYWARD, John 1958: 1/2 to JH 1959: 9/18 1950: 7/20 1960: 6/21,7/8 1952: 12/2 1961: 2/20,3/7,3/18,3/27 1958: 1/1 6/26 HEAD, Sir Henry 1964: 2/19,3/21 to JH 1965: 2/11,4/26,8/28,9/17 1920: 11/11 1972: 6/19 1921: 1/24 1973: 6/21 HEARD, Henry Fitz Gerald fmJH to JH 1955: n.d. 1923: 8/31,10/11 1956: 2/7 1924: 1/22 ,3/6 1960: 7/4 1927: 11/16,12/1 1961: 3/3,3/17,3/22 1929: 4/27,6/22 1962:1/4 1932: 5/5,6/6 1965: 4/29 1934: 8/20 HAYNES, Edmund Sidney Pollock 1936: 10/24 See also FAMILY OORRESPONDENCE: 1958: 1/20 HAYNES, Oriana Waller 1959: 1/24 to JH 1964: 1/28 1908: 5/1 fm JH 1916: 11/16 1964: 1/23,2/5,2/17,3/11 1918: 2/20,8/30,12/22 1965: 10/19 1935: 11/15 other: 1964: 1/22,3/5,3/30 1937: 2/26,10/5 HEBERER, Gerhard 1938: 3/19 to JH: 1949: 3/13,4/30 1939: 3/n.d. ,4/12 fm JH 1940:2/22,10/4,10/17,10/21 1949: 3/31 10/23,10/24,10/25 1964: 10/2 10/29,11/6,11/28,n.d. cont 1 d I 115

HECHT , Selig A. V. Hill, cont'd to JH 1939: 9/12,10/1,10/2,10/3 1931:2/27 10/4,11/4 1932: 4/15 1940: 3/3,3/4 HEDIGER, Heini 1941: 3/12,8/7 to JH: 1964: 12/8 1942: 12/1 fm JH: 1964: 11/20,12/8,12/11 1952: 9/15,9/24 HEFNER, Hugh Marston 1956: 11/2 to JH: 1966: 1/13 1960: 11/28 HEMUNG, Arthur Francis 1967: 3/28 to JH 1970: 1/27 1930: 7/22 N.D.: (1) 1934: 7/18 HILL, Matthew Davenport 1935: 1/5 to JH 1942: 2/19,2/25,4/3,7/10 1918: 10/29 8/20 (2) ,9/12 1920: 2/13 1948: 7/28 . 1921 : 10/21 '11 /~4 1955: 1/10 1922: 2/15 1957: 6/20 1925: 6/18 1958: 1/1,5/15 1927: 12/27,12/31 fmJH 1928: 1/7,1/19 1942: n.d. 1934: 8/16 1955: 1/20 1936: n.d. other 1937: 9/17 1937: 10/1 1939: 4/6 1942: 5/7 1942: 8/20,12/21 HENlE, Claire 1955: 5/18,5/23,11/19 to JH 1956: 2/12,6/8 1920: 7/17,12/16 1957: 3/22,3/30,4/17 1956: 11/13 1958: 1/2 HENlE, M. HINDE, Rd:lert Ali>rey to JH to JH 1920: 8/23,8/31,9/19,9/n.d. 1963: 9/1 10/14,11/10,11/22,12/1 1964: 10/28,11/6 12/7,12/16,12/23,n.d. 1965: 2/23,5/31,6/1,6/21 1921: 1/18,8/31,11/24 10/27 1922: 1/24 1972: 1/6 1924: 1/15 1974: 3/25 1925: 1/3 fm JH HERrMAN, Sir William .Abbott 1964: 10/19,10/30,11/12 to JH: 1918: 12/26 1965: 3/9,3/10,3/25,5/27 HERRiar, Edouard 6/16,6/23,9/24 to JH: 1947: 3/24,n.d. HINDLE , Edward fm JH: 1947: 3/14 to JH HERTWIG, Richard von 1940: 4/26 to JH . 1942: 4/20 1920: 6/6,6/18 1949: 5/1,5/18,5/20 1923: 3/18 1951: 6/7 HESLOP-HARRISON, John W. 1956: 11/10 to JH 1958: 1/12 1938: 3/19 1967: 6/22 1971: 11/10 1970: 6/22 HILL, Arch:fbald Vivian fmJH to JH 1949: 4/29 1938: 3/17 cont'd 1950: 3/8 116

HINSHELWOOD, Sir Cyril Norman Abram Hoffer, cont'd to JH fm JH 1937: .219 1963: 817 1938: 3118 1964: 1l1,1l30,9l21,n.d. 1956: 11110 1965: 116,5125,7115,10121 1957: 218 12120,12130 1958: 111,919,1215 1966: 1120,3115 1959: 1110 HOGBEN, Enid Charles 1960: 512,5117 to JH 1961: 114 1922-23: (2) 1962: 11123 1940: 613 1964: 6129 1953: 1214 fm JH: 1964: 8128 HOGBEN, Lancelot Thomas HIRSHLER, Eric E. to JH to JH 1920: 117,4112,4121,4126.514,5/11 1959: 7114,8118,12128 n.d. > 1960: 1127,2112,9130 1921: 1215 • l 1965: 1118,9127 1922: 2127,5/3,5/8,9/10,10/28 i fm JH 12112 1959: 7123,8121 1923: 1112,5117,6129,915,9110 ~ 1960: 1121,212,1118 10I17,10I31;1117,n.d.(3) I 1965: 919 1924: 218,2116,2127,314,3129,418, I HOAGLAND, Hudson 4118,512,5116,6114,6119,713 i See also BOX FILES 10131,1117,11115 to JH 1925: 2ln.d.,412,4l30,5l15 1962: 9110 616,6115,6118,6125 (2) 1963: 3118 6129,915,11129 (2) 1964: 6112 1923-25: (3) fm JH 1926: 6125,716,7116,8112 1962: 1014 1927: 1115,3112,5118,614,7111 1964: 112,1123,6110 11118 HODGKIN, Sir Alan 1928: 5121,12111 to JH 1929: 11113 1956: 11113 192?: (1) 1963: 10124 1930: 419 1970: 12/7 1931: 6ln.d. 1974: 715,7117 1932: 5127 fm JH: 1974: 7111 1931-34: (1) H00050N, Ralph 1936: 5l31,n.d. to JH: 1931: 1113 1937: 1/5,715,10113,1219 HOFFER, Abram 193Q-37: (3) to JH 1939: 8112 1962: 12/7 1940: 2/27,9/30,11/12,12/6,12/22 1963: 812 1941: 3119,3/24 1964: 118,2110,416,9111,9123 1942: 4120,4122,9/15 1015, 1on4 1943: 10126 1965: 5113,717,8120,10112 1941-43: (1) 10125 1955: 9114 1966: 1110,1117,1120,1125 1965: 9110,9122,1211 318,11130 1966: 1I 6, 3I 6 1971: 716,7127,8110,10122 fm JH 1115,11122 1940: 2129,12110 1972: 414 1943: 9/2 1973: 11123 1965: 919,9116,12/21 1974: 2113 cont'd 1966: 1128,3115 cont'd l 1I 117

~------Lancelot Hogben, cone. 'd HOPKINSON, Sir Henry Thomas :Other to JH 1925: 7/22 1941: 1/7,6/11 1943:10/25 1942: 3/30,9/1 HOLFORD, Marjorie Holford, 1955: 12/2 Baroness 1 960 : 7I 8 , 7/2 5 .to JH: 1952: n.d. 1962: 10/30 HOLFORD, William Graham Holford, fm JH Baron 1943: 8/27 to JH 1960: 7/15 1938: 6/25,10/17,10/24,10/31 1961: 10/3 11/3,11/4,11/9 HORDER, Thomas Jeeves Horder, n.d. (2) Baron 1941: 2/15 to JH 1942: 6/9,8/13,11/20 1935: 11/17 1956: 3/29 1936: 8/29 1958: 1/1 ,10/2 1939: 9/28 • 1959: 12/29 1940: 6/12,8/19,9/21,12/24 1960: 3/6 1941: 1/6.;2./17 ,5/14 1962: 10/5 1942: 3/26,3/30,4/11 (2) 1963: 2/19 6/16,6/21 ,8/27 ,n.d. 1964: 1/21,10/18,10/n.d. 1943: 3/3,8/14,11/17 11/20 1946: n.d. 1965: 4/7,5/16 fm JH 1966: 1/16 1940: 6/13,7/20,7/26,11/1 1970: 3/16 1942: 3/28 19n: 12/13 other N.D.: (1) 1940: 7/24,9/20 fm JH 1942: 3/29,3/31,8/6,n.d. 1959: 9/11 HORDER, Thomas Mervyn Horder, 1960: 1/22 .;2./9 Baron other: 1938: 11/3 to JH: 1955: 8/27 HOLLAENDER, Alexander HOSKING , Eric toJH: 1958:6/23 to JH fm JH: 1959: 12/4 1952: 9/25 HCJUotES, Oliver Wendell 1953: 8/5 to JH: 1931: 2/22 1957: 6/14,6/21,8/12 HOLSI, Imogen 1958: 1/1 ,1/20 to JH 1967: 6/23 1959: 8/27,9/2 19n: 3/2 ,3/7 1960: 11/16 1973: 10/22 1961: 1/3,6/20,7/23 HOUSMAN, Laurence 1969: 2/27,6/24 to JH: 1930: 10/9 I 1975: 1/9 HOVDE fm JH See FAMILY

Arthur Creech Jones, cont'd KENNET, Way lam Hilton Young, (to JH) Baron 1950: 3/30 to JH 1963: 2/19 1961: 2/14,10/31 JONES , Thomas 1963: 2/5,10/25 to JH: 1941: 10/20,n.d. KENNEY, Wilna McKee fm JH: 1941: 9/11 to JH: 1916: 8/26,8/n.d. JORDAN, David Starr n.d. (2) to JH KENNINGroN, Edith Celan::l.ine 1916: 9/22 to JH: 1936: 7/29 1920: 9/30 KENNINGTON, Eric Henri to JH 1935: 5/13 KAUFFER, Edward McKnight 1936: n.d. (2) to JH: 1939: 4/16 1937: n.d. KAVANAGH, Patrick 1938: 3/25,8/7,n.d. (4) to JH: 1942: 11/15 1939: n.d. KEEBLE, Sir Frederick William 1940: 11/10,n.d.• to JH 1941: 3/9 1920: 2/5,5/9,9/2 1940-45 : ( 4) 1924: 12/12 N.D.: (8) 1925: 6/22 ,9/14 KENYON, Kathleen M. 1934: 8/26 to JH: 1968: 3/13 KEITH, Sir Arthur fm JH: 1968: 3/19 to JH KERR, Isooel D. Graham 1922: 8/23 to JH 1925: 2/9,7/24 1955: 6/8 1927: 10/18 1956: 4/6 1928: 1/6 fm JH: 1956: 4/10 1938: 3/8 KERR, Sir John Graham 1942: 10/15 to JH 1943: 12/30 1926: 8/29 KELLER, Helen 1956: 3/28 to JH: 1965: 12/12 fm JH: 1956: 3/26,4/3 KENEALY, ArS>ella KE'ITLEWELL, Henry Bernard Davis to JH: 1920: 5/20 to JH KENNET, Edward Hilton Young, 1958: 2/16,6/5 Baron 1959: 1/6,2/23,4/24,6/4,6/8 to JH 6/25,7/27 1924: 4/14 1960: 2/16,3/21,10/13,11/8 1927: 10/14 1961: 1/8,1/20,4/28,6/13,6/27 1953: 10/6 ,n.d. 7/28,11/28 1955: 11/19 1962: 2/6,2/22,2/23,3/6,5/15 1957: 6/3 6/15,7/30 1958: 9/10 1963: 1/3,1/11,3/8,6/26,8/6 KENNET, Kathleen Hilton Young, 9/19,9/26,11/13,12/6 Baroness · 1964: 1/3 ,1/30,2/3 ,2/6,2/24 to JH 3/24,5/28,6/19,6/30,7/7 1920: 9/9 8/13,9/16,10/29,12/9 1921: 3/2,n.d. 12/22 1923: n.d. 1965: 1/7,1/25,3/19,3/29,4/6 1927: 11/3 5/13,7/1,8/17,8/20,8/24 1940: n.d. 11/2 ,11/9,11/25 1966: 1/24,2/7,3/25,5/18,6/7 10/24 cont 'd 120 . H. B. D. Kettlewell, cont'd KLtivER., Heinrich (to: JH) to JH: 1959: 11/13,12/11 1967: 3/22,6/23 KNATCHBULL-HIJGESSEN, Sir Hughe 1968: 7/30 to JH: 1947: 9/10 1970: 9/11,11/9 ALFRED A. KNOPF, Inc. 1972: 4/20,5/17,6/15,10/19 to JH 11/24,11/28 1921: 3/10 197.3: 5/15,5/24,10/2 1923: 10/26 1974: 3/15,8/6 1924: 5/1,5/21 fmJH KNOWLES, Sir Francis Gerald 1961: 1/26,2/3,11/6 William 1962: 6/21 to JH: 1965: 4/1,5/7,6/30 1963: 1/7,1/18,11/14,12/4 fm JH: 1965: 4/6,5/13,6/24,7/6 12/9,12/13 KNOX, Edmund George Valpy 1964: 1/30,2/17,2/20,2/28 to JH 3/4,3/11,7/29,8/14 1952: 2/29 11/4,11/26 1958: 1/1 • 1965: 1/8,2/2,3/24,4/1,4/8 KNOX, Ronald Arbuthnott 7/7,7/22,8/19,10/11 to JH 11/23 1905: n.d. 1966: 1/25 1908: n.d. 1973: 9/28 1909: 9/3 other 1910: 2/20 1960: 4/5 1918: 6/17 1961: 11/22 1950: 2/23 1964: 8/15 KI)(JI, Ludwig KEYES, Roger John Brownlow to JH Keyes, Baron 1946: 12/8 to JH: 1940: 7/26 1952: 12/3 KEYNES, Sir Geoffrey 1958: 1/1 to JH 1967: 6/n.d. 1955: 6/16 1968: 10/10,11/18 1957: 6/16 1970: 4/28 1958: 1/1 fm JH: 1965: 12/18 1961: 11/2 KOCH, Nellie Sylvia KEYNES, J olm Maynard Keynes, to JH Baron 1967: 6/n.d. to JH 1970: 4/28 1927: 7/28 KODALY, Zoltan 1933: 1/17 fm JH: 1948: 7/9 1944: 5/19 ,5/28 KOEHLER, Otto KILBURN to JH See FAMILY OORRESPONDENCE 1962: 10/n.d. KINSEY, Alfred Charles 1963: 1/15,4/8,7/25,12/13 to JH fm JH: 1963: 1/9,4/4,7/23,12/4 1951: 12/14. 12/17 1952: 1/12 ,9/11 Ktln..ER, Wolfgang 1953: 1/13 toJH: 1923:11/19 KIRWAN, Laurence Patrick KOESTLER, Arthur to JH to JH: 1962: 2/28 1958: 1/8 KOFFLER, Camilla 1965: 8/26 See YLLA fm JH: 1962: 12/3 KOHTS, Alexander Eric KISSINGER, Henry Alfred to JB to JH: 1953: 6/9 1945: 9/5,11/10 cont'd 121

A. E. Kohts, coqt'd David Lack, cont'd (to JH) 1953: 3/15 1946: 10/14 1956: 11/3 1956: 5/10 1963: 4/8 1959: 10/6 1964: 7/29 1960: 9/7 1971: 11/n.d. 1962: 4/12 1972: 10/19,11/16 fm JH: 1948: 3/18 fm JH KOKOSCHKA, Oskar 1951: 5/16 fm JH: 1959: 1/3 1959: 1/11 KOLLER, Pea Charles 1964: 7/27 to JH other: 1969: 1/21 1956: 2/24,12/17 LACK, Elizabeth Silva 1957: 7/9 to JH: 1973: 3/30 1958: 1/1,2/19 LAING, Ronald David KCRDA, Sir Alexander to JH to JH 1964: 11/3 • 1943: 5/29 1965: 5/3 1945: 3/20 1966: 1/27 fm JH: 1945: 3/22 fm JH KCRZYBSKI, Alfred 1965: 3/30,4/28,10/25,12/30 to JH: 1923: 11/15 1966: 1/31 KOTE LJ.AN) KI , S aDl.lel other: 19651: 3/9,10/12 Solooxmovitch LAMB, Henry Taylor to JH: N.D.: (I) to JH KOVDA, Victor A. 1931: 12/18 to JH 1940: 10/5 1959: 4/10,5/4 LAMONI, Corliss 1960: 4/5,5/20,6/10 to JH 1961: 4/27,5/10 1925: 7/27 1962: 1/23 1936: 3/27 1963: 3/27,7/23 1953: 1/17 fm JH 1958: 4/17 1959: 4/28 1960: 1/14 1960: 3/2,4/13,6/3,6/9,6/13 1961: 6/8 1961: 1/12,2/1,3/6,3/21,5/1 1964: 3/11,6/25 7/7 1965: 6/3,8/29 1962: 1/29,6/26 1966: 6/6 1963: 3/21,5/30,6/21,8/2 1969: 11/14,11/22 8/13,8/23,11/26,11/27 1970: 8/3,9/22,10/14 other: 1960: 5/24 10/30 (2) KREBS, Sir Hans Adolf 1973: 7/25,11/9,12/20 to JH: 1970: ll/16, ll/23 1976: 4/23 KRISHNA MENON, Vengalil Krishnan fm JH to JH: 1940: 11/11 1958: 5/21 fm JH: 1940:- 11/15 1964: 7I 17 1965: 6/10,9/3,12/30 other: 1965: 12/13 LACK, David LAMONT, Florence Haskell Corliss to JH to JH 1934: 7/31 1920-22: (1) 1940: 10/11 1923: n.d. 1942: 3/25,4/8,4/19 1925: n.d. 1943: 6/1 1926: n.d. 1952: 8/20 cont'd 1928: n.d. cont'd 122

Florence Lamont, cont'd Edmund Leach, cont'd (to JH) ' 1965: 4/22,7/1 1930: n.d. fm JH 1931: n.d. (2) 1964: 11/12,11/17,11/27 1934: n.d. (3) 1965: 6/26 1935: n.d. (2) other: 1965: 3/10 1936: n.d. lEAKEY, Louis Seymour Bazett 1937: 2/15,6/n.d.,n.d. (1) to JH 1940: 10/5 1930: 6/7 1942: n. d. 1952: 2/7,2/18 1943: 4/13,10/26 1954: 2/4 1948: 7/8 1956: 1/17,2/10,6/2,6/12 1950: n.d. 1960: 6/2,6/15,6/23,7/21 1952: 9/18 1961: 7/24 fm JH: 1948: 6/5,7/23 1962: 12/24 LAMONT, Thomas William 1963: 1/8,2/4,8/10 to JH 1964: 1/16 • 1940: 1/2 1966: 11/17 N.D.: (1) 1972: 3/19 other: 1942: 1/22 fm JH LANE, Sir Allen Lane Williams 1956: 2/7 to JH 1960: 5/27,6/8,7/4,7/14,8/2 1941: 7/15 1961: 8/21 1958: 1/8 1962: 12/31 1962: 9/14 1963: 1/24 LANGER, Susanne Knauth 1964: 1/21 to JH: 1961: 3/12 other: 1963: 4/3 LANKFSTER, Sir Edwin Ray LEIERBERG, Joshua to JH to JH 1918: 12/28 1955: 12/16 1924: 5/3 1956: 4/14 192?: (3) fm JH: 1956: 4/19 fm JH: 1918: 11/13 lEE, Jennie LASCELLFS, Sir Alan Frederick to JH: 1941: 1/10 to JH IEHMANN, John Frederick 1937: 11/28,12/1 to JH 1938: 3/20 1934: 6/5 1947: 1/21 1938: 12/18 1960: 11/4 1939: 3/31 1974: 6/13 1942: 6/11 LASKI, Harold Joseph 1955: 12/14 to JH 1957: 6/4 1928: 12/15 1958: 1/1 1949: 2/1,2/14,3/9 1962: 6/7 fm JH: 1949: 3/31 IEHMANN, Rosamond Nina LASKI, Margharita to JH to JH 1957: 6/4,7/2 1957: n.d. 1958: 1/4 1969: 3/31 1961: 8/20,10/1,10/6 LAVES, Walter Herman Carl 1962: 12/30 to JH: 1949: 4/29,5/3 1973: 9/14 fm JH: 1949: 4/21,5/5 fm JH: 1961: 10/2 LEACH, Sir Ed.nund Ronald lEIGHTON, Clare to JH to JH 1964: 11/15,11/18 cont'd 1935: 12/3 N.D.: (1) 123

LE9POLD, Aldo Starker LINDSAY, Kenneth to JH ' to JH 1962: 5/3,5/17,6/6,7/26 1970: n.d. 10/3,10/20,12/14 197?: (1) 1963: 2/26,3/14,6/11 LINSTEAD, Sir Patrick fm JH to JH 1962: 4/12,5/7,5/30,6/8 1961: 3/20 6/18,7/5,8/8,10/11 1965: 7/12 ,9/23 11/30,12/7 fmJH 1963: 2/11 ,5/30,8/26 1961: 3/22 other 1965: 9/24 1962: 7/21 LIPPMANN, Walter 1963:2/26,2/27 (2),3/15 to JH: 1955: 6/30 3/30,4/2,4/10,8/12 fm JH: 1955: 6/15 LESLIE, Sir Shane LIVINGSTONE, Sir Richard Winn to JH to JH 1920: 11/4 1930: 6/24 • 1940: 10/14 1931: 12/19 1951: 8/23 LOCKLEY, Ronald M&hias 1953: 12/13 to JH 1954: 9/23 1934: 3/28,4/10,5/10,9/10 1959: 2/2 9/22 LEVI -STRAUSS, Claude 1935: 4/22,6/6,7/7,12/4,12/21 to JH n.d. 1953: 3/6,3/13,4/20,5/11 1936: 11/11 8/27 1943: 6/18,6/24,8/14,9/30 1964: 10/6 n.d. fm JH: 1964: 10/2 1950: 11/26 LEWIS, Ceci 1 Arthur 1955: 5/24 to JH: 1926: 11/16,12/3 1958: 1/2 LIE, Trygve 1959: 6/2 7 ,n.d. to JH 1961: 7/22 1946: 12/7 1962: 11/2 1948: 11/15 1963: 4/5,11/28 1950: 11/14 1964: n.d. fm JH 1965: 9/18 1946: 12/20 1966: 2/12 ,7 /n.d. ,12/5 1948: 9/18 1967: 6/21 LIU.IE , Frances Crane 1968: 7/22 '7 /2 6 to JH 1969: 12/31 1937: 2/16 1970: 11/13 1939: 1/12 1972: 3/30 LIU.IE, Frank Rattray 1973: 7/29,8/16 to JH fm JH 1922: 10/6 1961: 3/15 1924: 7 /l ,n.d. 1963: 4/8 1930: 4/3,4/12 1965: 9/10,9/21 LIU.IE, Ralph Stayner other: 1965: 3/31 to JH: 1929: 10/20 LODGE, Sir Oliver Joseph LIN, Yutang to JH: 1924: 7/4,7/17 to JH: 1948: 5/24 LOEB , Jacques LINDSAY OF BIRKER, Alexander to JH Dunlop Lindsay, Baron 1916: 10/4 to JH 1917: 8/28 1948: 5/25 N.D.: (1) 124

LONGSTAFF, Charmian Dorothy Konrad Lorenz, cant' d Isabel - 1962: 7/6,n.d. to JH 1963: 1/22,3/18,11/26,11/27 1957: 6/4 1964:1/5,1/29,2/18,6/18,7/7 1963: 6/17 8/11 ,10/1 ,10/27 1967: 6/22 12/16 (2) LONGSTAFF, Dora Mary Hamilton 1965: 1/15,3/18,5/8,5/28,7/14 to JH: 1931: 11/10 8/3,10/13 LONGSTAFF, Tom George 1966: 3/4 See also BOX FILES 1967: 11/23 to JH 1969: 5/10,7/1 1921 : 9/2 9 , 11 I 18 1970: 12/18 1922: 2/11 1972: 5/26,6/9,7/7 1923: ll/3,n.d. 1973: 7/19,11/29 1924: 1/21,5/5 1974: 1/15 1925: 10/1,10/23 N.D.: (3) 1926: 12/3 fm JH • 1928: 4/1,4/9,5/26 1948: 7/17 1929: 3/23 1950: 2/9,4/19,9/7,11/27,12/8 192?: (1) 1951: 1/5 ,2/1 ,3/8 1930: 4/19 1955: ll/n.d. 1933: 1/25 1962: 7/16,10/18 1934: 5/10 1963: 1/16,3/13,11/18 1938: 4/19 1964: 1/2,1/22 .)./6,2/25,3/9 1942: 3/29,4/19,12/9,n.d. 5/27,7/31,9/23,10/19 1951: 2/15 11/4,12/2 ,12/22 ,12/24 1957: 6/4 ,6/20 1965: 1/11,3/25,3/30,5/3,5/13 1958: 1/14 6/3,6/17,8/13,8/16 1960: 2/3 10/25 1963: 6/16 other: 1965: 3/2 LOOS, Anita LOTHIAN, Philip Henry Kerr, See also BOX FILES Marquess of to JH to JH: 1930: 10/2 1961: 4/8,6/18 LOVETT, Edgar Odell 1962: 8/3,9/1 to JH 1964: 9/1 1919: 10/20 1965: 4/9,11/22 1920: 10/23 1966: 5/9,6/6,8/30 1923: 12/29 1967: 6/15 1924: 7/18 1968: n.d. 1925: 1/15 .)./4 1969: 12/n.d. fm JH 1970: 5/7 1912: 1/24,5/10 ,6/n.d. 1971: 6/26 1915: 3/4 1974: 2/11 .)./25 ,10/18 LOW, Sir David 197?: (1) to JH fm JH: 1961: 4/6 1935: 8/27 LORENZ , Konrad 1938: 12/11 to JH 1939: 4/18 1948: 8/11 1950: 1/3 1950: 3/29,8/19,11/9,12/21 1957: 6/10 1951: 1/10.)./15 LOWE, Percy Roycroft 1954: ll/2 to JH 1955: 11/11 1923: 6/5 1956: 6/8 1934: 8/17 coot' d 125

LOWENSTEIN, ():to Egan Malcolm MacDonald, cant 'd to JH ' 1958: 1/9,1/12,11/27 1955: 3/21 1960: 6/21 1958: 1/8,9/29 1963: 1/24,7/4,8/31 1961: 10/30 1964: 2/6 1965: 10/27 1965: 2/10,3/9,3/23,9/28 1967: 2/23 10/19 fm JH: 1965: 10/21 1966: 1/28 LUGARD, Frederick Deal try fmJH Lugard, Baron 1963: 1/2,1/28 ;2./27 ,6/25,8/23 to JH: 1931: 2/27 11/19 LUNN, Sir Arnold 1965: 1/25,6/10,9/16,9/17 to JH 1966: 1/24 1927: 12/16 MCDOUGALL, William 1974: 5/12 to JH: 192(}-2 7: (l) LYND, Rebert Wilson MACINTOSH, Frank Cam.pb ell to JH: 1936 : 9/21 to JH • 1948: 12/18 1949: 1/18 MACAULAY, Dame Emilie Rose fm JH: 1949: 1/12 to JH MACKENZIE, Compton 1942: 9/17 to JH: 1918: 12/20 1957: 6/4 MACKINNON, Doris L1 vingston 1958: 1/1 ,n.d. to JH N.D.: (1) 1925: 9/11 MACBRIDE, Ernest William 1927: 6/19,7/18,7/19,n.d. to JH 1928: 1/23,1/30,5/21,5/23 1922: 2/27,5/8 1932: 8/12 1923: 2/23 1934: 7/22 1925: 12/11 1938: 3/18 1926: 1/3,1(4,2/4;2./10,3/21 1948: 11/1 4/21 fm JH: 1948: 10/26,11/8 192?: (1) MACLEISH, Arch.:ibald 1936: 2/28,9/21,10/5,10/12 to JH 1937: 3/20,5/26,7/21 1942: 7/23 1939: 4/21 1943: 12/29 fmJH 1956: 6/20,8/14 1926: 7/12 1959: 11/21 1937: 5/6,6/15 1960: n.d. other: 1925: 3/6 1965: 6/12 MCCABE, Joseph fmJH to JH: 1921: 3/20,4/2 1942: 3/21 MACCARTHY, Sir Desmond 1948: lL/1 to JH 1965: 6/3 1928: 11/19 MACLEOD, Joseph Todd Gordon 1930: 10/.7 to JH MACCARTHY, Mary Warre-Cornish 1949: 1/10 to JH: 1937: 12/23 1968: 2/7 MACDONALD, Malcolm John fm JH: 1949: 1/25 to JH MAOIILLAN, Harold 1940: 5/23,7/15 to JH 1953: 7/4,11/10,12/14 1942: 6/26 1954: 5/13 1960: 12/6 1955: 6/1 fm JH: 1961: 1/6 1957: 2/6 cont'd •

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MACPHERSON, lttthur Holte MANSON-BAHR, Sir Philip to JH to JH 1938: 3/19 1938: 3/21 1942: 4/24 1941: 9/11 MADGE, Charles Henry 1942: 8/28 to JH 1944: 5/12,5/16,8/18 1938: 3/21 1950: 11/1 1946: 8/27 1951: 1/2 1955: 3/23,3/29 1961: 2/10 fm JH: 1938: 3/23 1964: 2/1 MAHEU, Rene 1965: 7/28 to JH MARRIS, Robin Lapthorn 1958: 1/2 to JH 1961: 11/13,11/30,n.d. 1959: 5/28 ,n.d. 1962: 2/7,10/?,11/15,12/1 1960: 1/17,1/26,1/31,2/15 1963: 11/25,12/2 3/12,3/~,3/30,4/21 1964: 1/23,7/1 fm.JH 1965: 1/4 1959: 4/16,5/7,8/14,8/25 1966: 2/11 ,3/4,9/22 1960: 1/22 ,1/26 ,3/24 ,4/6,4/22 1969: 1/9 10/27 1970: 5/21 other: 1960: 1/4 1971: 5/28,6/24,7/6,10/8 MARSHALL, F'rancis Hugh Adam 11/22 to JH 1972: 4/6,6/19,11/8 1919: 12/22 1973: 4/9,8/1 1923: 11/27 1974: 2/6 1934: 1/17,1/20,1/23,8/16 1975: 3/20 11/30 fm.JH 1936: 6/1 1949: 10/11 1937: 3/28 1960: 8/11 1938:3/18 1961: 4/19,10/3,11/3,11/6 1941: 1/17 11/18 MARTIN, Basil Kingsley 1962: 2/16,10/1,10/15,10/18 to JH 12/17 1940: 11/14,12/6 1963: 5/21 ,11/20,11/2 9 .1942: 8/27 1964: 1/2,6/25,10/22 1959: 3/11 1965: 4/28,12/16 1960: 12/8 1966: 2/15,3/3 1963: 3/4,5/1,6/28 1967: 8/1 fm.JH 1971: 9/22 1938: 2/25 1973: 4/11,8/8 1962: 10/26 1974: 3/5 MARTINDALE, Cyril Charlie od1er to JH: 1930: 3/16 1963: 4/25 MARTONNE, EaiDanuel de 1973: 7/2- to JH: 1924: 7/21 ,10/27 MAISKY, Agnes Alexandrovna MASAR'iK, Jan to JH: 1943: 8/5 to JH: 1941: 5/n.d. MAISKY, Ivan Mikhailovich fm JH: 1941: 5/16 to JH MASEFIELD , Constance 1941: 5/12,9/18 to JH 1942: 6/22 1925: 2/21 fm. JH: 1941: 5/8,5/16,8/2,9/3 1927: n.d. MAL:uoJSI

John Masefield, coot' d MAYNARD gum, John (to JH) ' to JH: 1963: 2-3/n.d. 1927: 11/20 fmJH 192?: (1) 1959: 8/7 N.D.: (2) 1963: 2/22 MATHER, Sir Kenneth 1965: 3/25 See a1 so BOX FILES MAYR, Ernst to JH to JH 1953: 1/17 1950: 6/23 1958: 1/2 1951: 9/28 1964: 11/6,12/8 1952: 9/2 fm JH 1953: 6/16 1954: 7/16 1955: 2/7,11/18 1964: ll/5,12/4 1956: 6/10,8/1,9/14 1965: 12/8 1957: 1/30,7/11 MATHESON, Percy Ewing 1958: 1/1,8/22,10/2 to JH 1959: 1/22 ,2/26t4/3 ,5/21 1925: 6/17 10/23 1935: 2/15 1960: 4/4,11/11,11/19 MATTHEWS, Leonard Harrison 1961 : 9/21 ,11/27 See also BOX FILES 1962: 6/27,8/15,9/29,12/14 to JH 1963: 1/22 ,2/19 '7 /3 ,8/16,10/2 1951: 11/1 ,11/2 ,ll/13 1964: 4/16,7/8,7/24,8/10,8/14 1952: 5/2 8/15,9/10,10/5,10/9 1954: 9/24 11/10,12/18 1957: ll/28 1965: 1/11,1/25,3/29,5/5 1958: 2/6 1967: 3/15,6/19,10/3 1961: 5/2 1968: 7/5 1962: 4/2,10/15 1970: 3/7,10/23,12/28 ' 1963: 1/21,1/31 ,3/20 1971: 7/7 ,10/12 1964: 3/20,4/20,9/24 1972: 12/25 1965: 1/22,6/29 1973: 2/7,12/9 1970: 6/13 1974: 5/20,10/9,12/20 fm JH 1975: 2/3,5/26 1961: 4/28 fm.JH 1962: 12/31 1951: 10/1 1963: 1/23' 2/1 1952: 9/12 1964: 3/12,10/7,10/28 1955: 11/n.d. 1965: 6/22,9/16 1956: 7/15 MAURICE, Henry Gascoyen 1957: 2/4,6/28,7/4 to JH 1958: 7/28,8/12,10/7 1937: 4/7,8/20,8/23 1959: 3/9,4/7,5/15,5/25,6/5 1940: 12/23 1960: 2/26,4/8 1941: 1/12 ,1/20,2/16,1/17 1961 : 4/26,10/31 10/11 ,10/28,11/9 1962: 7/12,9/25 1942 : 3/14 .,4/25 ,5/19 ,8/2 7 1963: 1/16,1/28,1/25 ,5/16 10/2 ,ll/16 7/25 1943: 4/23 ,5/14 1964: 6/15,6/25,7/2 9 ,8/6,8/7 1949: 5/26 8/28,8/? ,9/22,10/5,12/7 fm JH 1965: 1/6,1/8,3/11 ,5/11 1942:8/26,11/13 1967: 6/24 1943: n.d. 1975: 1/19,4/4 1949: 3/31 ,5/28 other MAVROGORDATO, John Nicolas 1956: 3/30 to JH: 1920: 2/4 1965: 1/12 128

M' BOW, .Amadou-Maptar MEIKLEJOHN, Alexander to JH to JH 1974: 11/26 1953: 4/16 1976: 5/4,10/5 1954: 6/5 1977: 1/12 N.D.: (2) fmJH MELamTI', Henry Mond, Baron 1975: 3/12 to JH: 1941: 4/15 1976: 10/13 MENUHIN, Diana Rosamond 1977: 2/25 to JH MEAD, Margaret 1963: 3/25 to JH 1964: n.d. 1956: 4/9 1972: 6/22 1960: 12/27 MENUHIN, Yehudi 1962: 6/14 to JH fm.JH 1959: 8/6,8/24 1961: 1/17 1960: 3/19 1962: 6/19 1963: 7/16 1964: 6/25 1964: n.d. MEDAWAR, Jean 1965: 1/2,8/11,n.d. to JH 1966: 4/24 1956: 7/18 1969: 5/6 195?: (1) 1971 : 3/22 1961: 8/22 19n: 6/22 1964: 12/5,12/13 fm JH 1965: 1/28 1959: 8/11 196?: (1) 1963: 7/25,n.d. fm JR: .1964: 12/10,12/31 1965: 1/6 MEDAWAR, Sir Peter Brian MENZIES, Sir Robert Gordon See also BOX FILES fm JH: 1965: 6/24 to JH MEREDITH, George Patrick 1951 : 1/2 7 '7 /7 to JH 1953: 2/3 1959: 5/29,8/18,8/31,n.d. 1956: 5/1 1960: 2/3,2/26,3/9,3/26,3/29 1958: 1/1 ,3/7 4/2,4/11,4/13,4/23 1959: 5/29 4/n.d. 1960: 10/23,11/8 1962: 9/11,10/11 1961: 8/22 1963: 1/15 1962: 5/29,9/19,10/1,10/17 1968: 12/n.d. (2) 1963: 3/15,3/27,6/28,7/26 fmJH 1964: 11/11,11/27,12/11 1960: 1/28,4/4,4/14,4/15,4/20 1965: 4/9,6/16 1961: 3/29 1969: 11/13 1962: 10/2 1972: 5/1 ,n.d. 1963: 1/16,1/24 1975: 2/28,12/12 1964: 12/n.d. 1976: 11/2,11/17 other: 1962: 1/2 fmJH METHUEN & CCMPANY 1950: 12/8 to JH 1951: 1/16 1951: 6/28 1955: 11/? 1966: 2/4,3/15,9/1,9/6 1960: n.d. fm JH 1962: 6/12 1950: 2/9 1964: 1/17,11/25 1963: 12/12 1965: 9/17,10/27,11/23 1966: 3/14 other: 1965: 10/6 129

METRAIJX., Alfred Bernard Miles , cont 'd to JH: 1951: 1/26 1943: 12/30 fm.JH 1958: 1/6,12/29 1949: 5/10 1959: 8/17 1951: 1/30,2/23 1962: 6/20 N.D.: (1) 1964: 6/8 METRAIJX, Guy Serge 1969 : 6/2 5 '7 /7 to JH 1971: 1/14 1952: 8/18,10/9 MILLER, Jonathan Wolfe 1953: 5/20,6/19 to JH: 196?: (1) 1957: 2/6,6/6 MIRSKY, Alfred Ezra 1958: 7/15 to JH: 1964: 11/9 1959: 10/15 fm JH: 1964: 11/2,12/11 1960: 1/21,2/10,2/12,3/7 MITCHELL, Sir Peter Chalmers 3/14,3/22,5/16,5/30 to JH 6/3,10/18,11/2 1917: 7/9 1961: 4/21,6/1,7/11,8/1 1925: 1/24,3/4 • 10/3 1927: 5/5,6/7 1962 : 6 I 18 , 7/22 1934: 5/4,5/15,5/16,6/21,6/26 1963: 3/5,3/14,4/n.d.,6/14 7/2 ,7/6 9/12,10/10,11/14 1935: 1/17,5/11,6/7,8/30 1964: 1/24,8/3,10/10,11/1 1936: 2/4,4/9,5/7,5/14 11/24 1938: n.d. 1966: 6/8 1940: 4/9,12/23 1967: 1/10,2/24 1941: 10/31 fmJH other: 1924: 2/n.d. 1952: 10/4 MITCHISON, Gilbert Richard 1953: 3/12,8/25 Mitchison, Baron 1955: 4/24 to JH: 1918: 4/10,5/14 1956: 3/14 MITCHISON, Naomi Margaret 1957: 2/8 to JH 1959: 4/28 1917: n.d. (2) 1960: 3/9,3/18,3/30,5/12 1918: 3/20,7/7,8/4,8/9,n.d. 5/19,6/2 (2),6/9 1914-18: (1) 10/24,11/8 1917-18: (1) 1961: 2/17,6/5,8/18,10/10 1920: n.d. (4) 12/28 1921: n.d. (2) 1962: 1/3,1/16,6/21,6/29 1924: n.d. (4) 11/15 1925: 1/27 ,n.d. 1963: 2/15,3/20,4/2,6/20 1928: n.d. (2) 7/25,10/16,11/19,12/4 192?: (2) 1964: 1/30,5/25,6/12,8/12 1930: n.d. (4) 10/13,11/6,11/12,11/13 1931: n.d. (2) 11/19,12/23 193Q-31: (1) 1965: 5/6,6/1,9/9,10/19 1932: ll/19, n.d. (2) 12/21 1933: n.d. other 1934: n.d. 1959: 6/10,11/4 1933-34: (1) 1961: 11/27 193Q-34: (3) 1963: 6/14 1935: 4/11,4/29,n.d. (2) MILES, Bernard James Miles, 1934-35: ( 1) Baron 1936: n.d. to JH 1938: n.d. 1942: 10/12,10/14,n.d. 1940: 10/4 cont'd cont' d 1 i 130

-L I Naomi Mitchiscn, cent 'd Henry M:>ore, cent 'd (to JH) 1969: 9/13 1957: 6/4 1975: 3/12 1963: n .d. 1976: 4/17 1964: n .d. N.D.: (1) N.D.: (10) fmJH: 1955: 12/8 fmJH: 1963: 12/12 MOOREHEAD, Al. an McCrae other: 1929: 7/18 to JH MJHOLY-NAGY, Laszlo 1958: 1/6 to J H: 1937: 6/22 ,n .d. 1962 : 3/24' 8/28 MJNCKTON CF BRENCHLEY, Bridget 1963: 11/1 &len Moncktcn, Viscountess 1964: 8/25 '9/21 to J H: 1970: 10/26 1965: 1/5,8/30,9/14,9/20 MONCKTCN CF BRENCHLEY, Wal ter fmJH Tumer Matcktcn, Viscomt 1950: 3/13 to JH 1961: 7/20 1940: 12/16 1963: 10/30 • 1941: 3/4,5/12 1964: 9/15,12/24 1958: 1/6 1965: 2/4,9/3 1964: 1/20 other: 1968: 6/ 6,n .d. MJNGE' Carl OS MOOREHEAD, Lucy Milner to JH: 1949: 8/1 to JH fm JH: 1949: 8/15 1957: 6/10 MONOD, Thl{odore 1964: 11/4 to JH MOORMAN 1960: 3/16 See FAMILY CORRESPONDENCE 1961: 8/25 MORAZE, Olarles 1963: 11/29 to JH MJNTAGU, Ivor 1953: 12/22 to JH 1955: 5/20,6/17,n.d. 1924: 2/1,11/12 1963: 11/29 1925: 10/5 fmJH t-DNTAGU, ~tague Francis Ashley 1953: 11/27 to JH 1954: 2/10 1963: 1/8,1/12,1/20 1955: 5/17 1964: 8/17 MORGAN, Ccnwy Lloyd 1968: 7/29 to JH fmJH 1916: 10/29 1963: 1/17 1922: 6/23 1964: 8/12 1925: 4/17 MJNTAGUE, Charles Edward 1926: 3/7,8/15 to JH: 1927: 5/27 MORGAN, Evan Frederic MOORE, George Edward See TREDEGAR, Evan Frederic toJH: 1940: 4/1 Morgan, Viscount MOORE , Henry MORGAN, Thomas Hwt to JH to JH 1943: 12/21 1919: 4/5 1944: 1/3,2/8,4/14 1922: n .d. 1945: 1/31 1927: 9/21 1950: 11/28 MORGAN, Walter Thomas James 1952: 2/26 to JH 1953: 7/30,11/3 1959: 1/2 1957: .6/4 1963: 9/6 1963: 3/12 1964: 3/16,7/21,8/18 1967: 6/10 cent 'd cont 'd

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W~ T. J. Morgan, coot 1 d Guy Mount fort , cont 1 d fmJH 1958: 1/1,7116,911,12/12 1963: 1019 1959: 719,8125 1964: 2120,412,7124,8117 1960 : 2 I 15 ,2 I 18 ,2 122 8118,9125,1017 1961: 1126,8/29 MORISON, Samuel Eliot 1962: 3127,3/30,7120,11115 to JH 12128 1932: 1016 1963: 117,2115,3/15,5114,5/24 1935: 1118,1213 6126 ,6128, 712 ,813 ,8123 1938: 311 1011,10116,1116,11/21 MORRELL, Lady Ottoline Violet 12124 Anne 1964: 1/16,319,3123,6/17,9/24 to JH: 1937: 3128 9/28 ,12116 MORRELL, Philip 1965: 1/1,611 to JH: 1920: n.d. 1967: 6/12 MORRIS, Desmond Jotm 1970: 6/17,8116,9/16 See also BOX FILES 1972: 3I29,411J,4/27 to JH 1973: 1117,3128,9/23 1952: n.d. 1974: 1012,10/9 1958: 10127 N.D.: (1) 1962: 1019 fmJH 1963: 1118,11127 1962: 412 1964: 216,11120 1963: 113,2118,314,3122,6/20 1965: 219 714,912,10117,10131 1966: 2115 1964: 3110,6/18,12130 1967: 9124,10122 1965: 5127,6/3 1968: 1120,6112 MOURANT, Arthur Ernest fm JH to JH 1963: 1114,10124,10129,11112 1956: 11113 11128 1958: 1123 1964: 214,1214 MOYNE, Walter Edward Guinness, 1965: 2112,3131,517,5111 Baron 10125,12129 to JH other: 1965: 313,10/12 1935: 1017 MORRISON OF I.AMBE'l'H, Herbert 1936: 7/25 Stanley Morrison, Baron 1939: 7/25 to JH: 1941: 9/8 1941: 5/26 MORTIMER, Raymond MUDD, Stuart to JH to JH 1955: 2/17 1962: 6/11 1956: n.d. 1963: 411 1977: 1114 1964: 1127,4129 MOTT, Sir Nevill Francis fm JH to JH 1962: 6114 1963: 1/4 1964: 216 19n: n.d. MULLER, Dorothea Kantorowicz 1974: 12116 to JH fm JH: 1963: 112,118 1952: 6121 ~ORT, Guy Reginald 1954: 8113 to JH 1967: 3131,5/2,6/18 1954: 6/18,819 1969: 5126 1955: 9/22 1970: 7123,8/6 1956: 2l22,n.d. 1971: 5118,6/8 1957: 12123 cont 1 d 19n: 4113 fm JH: 1970: 7/2 7 132

MULLER, Hermann J oseph . Lewis Mumford, cant 'd to JH 1956: 5/28 1920: 3/22 1957: 1/20,6/30 1923: 12/6 1959: 4/12,4/25,8/10 1924: 1/26,9/28 1961: 2/12,8/9 1925: 3/24 1964: 1/28,2/10 1935: 10/19 1967: 6/17,12/25 1938: 3/21 1968: 1/17,1/24 1941: 4/22 1971: 10/18 1952: 1/7,6/21 1975: 8/30 1953: 5/25,9/1,9/14,9/26 fmJH 1954: 8/13 1959: 4/16,4/n.d.,8/19 1955: 11/11,12/1 1964: 2/5 1956: 9/6,12/8 1965: 11/25 1957: 2/1,6/14,8/5 MUNRO, J ohn Arthur Ruskin 1958: 1/13,7/8,7/31 toJH: 1921: 11/12 1959: 4/17,5/12,7/28 MIJROOCH, Jean Iris 1960: 1/7,2/15,3/4,3/12,3/28 to J H: 1964: 11 I 6 12/n .d. MURPHY, Robert Cushman 1961: 1/26,11/15 to JH 1962: 4/3,5/2,6/22,7/9 1953: 12/11 7/13 (2),9/21,10/1 1954: 2/11,12/8 1963: 4/7,5/10,5/23,6/7 1966: 3/26 1964: 1/24,2/27,3/18,9/11 1967: 2/22 9/17,12/21 fm JH: 1964: 1/22,9/16 1965: 6/30,8/18,8/30,9/13 MURRAY, George GillErt AiDE fmJH to JH 1950: 4/8 1917: 2/24 1951: 9/27 1922: 4/22 1953: 10/16 1923: 11/2 1955: 11 /n .d. 1931: 5/28 1956: 12/12 1941: 1/6 1957: 6/24 1943: 6/13 1958: 7/11 1948: 11/11 1959: 4/16 (2),5/1,7/17 1949: 12/3 1960: 3/9,3/31,10/28,12/7 1950: 7/10 1961: 1/31,11/21 1951: 8/16 1962: 5/29,7/16,9/25,12/5 1953: 9/16,9/21 1963: 1/7,4/1,4/9,5/17,6/13 1955: 2/4 1964: 2/7,3/2,3/12,3/26,11/6 other: 1913: n.d. 12/30 MURRAY, Sir J ohn 1965: 4/7,7/8,8/26,9/3,9/9 other: 1921: 11/1 other MURRAY, Lady Mary li!nrietta 1951: 7/26,8/1,8/3 to JH 1952: 2/28,4/2 1919: 3/26 1957: 2/1 1921: 1/1 1958: 1/13 1922: 4/15,11/3 1959: 10/19 1934: 11/21 1960: 9/5 1936: 3/22 1963: 5/20 (2) N.D.: (3) 1965: 5/4 MURRAY, P. D. F. MUMFORD, Lewis to JH to JH 1923: 1/10,7/17 ,n.d. (2) 1953: 3/1 cant 'd 1924: 7/10 cant 'd 133

P. D. F. Murray; cont'd Joseph Needham, cont'd (to JH) 1957: 6/9,10/7 1925: 1/2 7 1958: 1/6 1926: 4/24 1960:1/25,3/23 1938: 3/18 1962: 8/20 1940: 2/26 1963: 2/10 1943: 12/28 1965: 3/2 ,3/17,3/24,3/25,6/15 1953: 10/21 1966: 2/14 1960: 4/6 1968: 8/9 MURROW, Edward R. 1970: 2/17 to JH 1973: n.d. 1959: 4/9 fmJH 1961: 2/27 1950: 1/18,3/3,3/&,3/10,12/19 fm JH: 1959: 4/16 1951: 10/11 MURRY, John Middleton 1960: 3/25 to JH 1964: 6/9 • 1919: 2/16,n.d. 1965: 3/11,4/2,6/17 1920: 12/14 1966: 2/17 MYIIDAL, A1 va other to JH 1950: 7/25 1941: 9/7 1951: 9/16 1949: 1/23 NEHRU, Pandit Jawabarlal 1950: 7/17 to JH: 1948: 2/6 1951: 5/1 NEVEUX 1953: 3/16 See FAMILY

E. M. Nicholson, cont'd Harold Nicolson, coli ra (to JH) 1948: 912 1952: 214,8113 1956: 11125 1953: 218 1957: 614 1954:11113,11120 1961: 6120 1956: 8114,8118,8128,10111 1962: 6113 1957: 6ln.d.,9l17 fm.JH 1959: 11129,12131 1941: 6113,714,10123 1960: 119 ;2. 126 ,319,512 ,5117 1948: 9113 7127,8117 NICOLSON, Victoria Mary 1961: 416,7126,8130 See SACKVILIE-wEST, Victoria 1962: 1214 Mary (Vita) 1963: 6126,7123 NOEL-BAKER, Philip J. 1965: 1125,815 to JH 1966 : 2 I 11 ;2. I 18 1945: 10117,11121,12118 1967: 6116,6122 1946: 116 1970: 612,10131 fm JH: 1945: 11127,12117 1971: 4130 NOLAN, Sir Sidney Rebert fm.JH to JH 1947: 9110 1963: 1013,1114 1948: 5114,719 1964: 1127 1956: 1131,714,7124,9120 1967: n.d. 1959: 511,10121,12116 fm JH: 1963: 11127 1960: 115,116,5127,816 NYERERE , Julius Kaubarage 1961 : 4128 ,512 to JH: 1963: 1123 1962: 9125,10124 fm JH 1963: 1125,6112,11113 1960: 9/7 1964: 2113,2125 1962.: 1216 1965: 1211 1969: 1013 1966: 2117 NYS N.D.: (1) See FAMILY CD&RESPONDENCE other 1952: 8113,12117 1953: 1123 OCAMPO, Victoria 1958: 9119 (2) to JH 1959: 611,9121,1016,11128 1946: 12/7 1211 ,1214,1219 1949: 8125 1960: 111,116,1111,1112 1965: 6123,10119 1962: 315 1968: 12117 1963: 516 1969: 12127 1965: 3131 1970: 4129 1969: 1018 1973: 1l24,6ln.d. NI

Charles Odegaard, cont'd Earl of Onslow, cont'd (fm JH) 1940: 9/20 1963: 11/5 1941: 10/8 1964: 8/12 1942: 3/27 ODELL, Carl OORDT, P. G. W. J. van to JH: 1917: 2/25,5/27 to JH ODELL, Noel Ewart 1921: 11/20 to JH 1923: 8/15,12/12 1923: 3/12,4/26,4/29,5/23 1924: 2/11,2/19,3/?,4/5,4/30 7/10,10/21,10/26,12/22 1925: 3/1,8/10 1925: 6/3,6/15 1930: 4/3 OGDEN, Charles Kay 1962: 10/30 to JH OPIE, Iona Margaret Balfour 1924: 1/20,8/8 to JH 1943: 4/14,4/19 1964: 12/10 OGILVIE, Sir Frederick Wolff 1965: 1/17 • to JH fm JH: 1964: 10/30 1938: 3/26 OPIE, Peter Mason 1939: 10/9 to JH 1941: 1/24 1964: 11/6,11/12,11/14,11/18 1942: 5/8,8/27 11/27 OGILVIE, Mary Helen 1965: 6/3 to JH 1969: 12/15 1940: 3/15 fm JH 1942: 4/3 1964: 10/30,11/9,11/13,11/26 OLIVER, Francis Wall 1965: 6/15 to JH OPPENHEIMER, Robert 1921: 9/20 to JH: 1963: 6/7 1927: 5/18,5/26,12/20 CEMiBY-GCRE, William George 1948: 12/13 Artl:ur (Baron Harlech) 1949: 5/20 to JH fm JH: 1949: 1/19,6/3 1930: 10/3 OLIVIER, Edith 1936: 11/9 to JH: 1944: 6/11 1941: 3/3 ONlLOW, Richard William Alan fm JH: 1941: 3/7 Onslow, Earl of ORTON, James Herbert to JH to JH 1935: 1/n.d.,10/26 1921: 3/9 1936: 9/7 1925: 3/7,3/13,8/18 1937: 1/11,1/15,1/26,2/18 1930: 3/23 2/19,2/22,2/24,3/3 1938: 4/22 3/17,3/19,3/22,5/7 1950: 11/21 9/18,10/12,10/18 (2) CSBffiN, Fairfield n.d. to JH 1938: 2/15,3/19,3/24 (2) 1957: 1/10,1/28,2/7,3/15,3/24 10/17,10/19,10/22 1960: 5/31,6/12,8/11 10/26,11/8 1961: 1/24,3/27,4/18,7/19,8/4 1939: 4/8 10/18 1940: 2/8,2/24,3/6,3/11,5/22 1962: 9/24 fm JH 1963: 1/9,2/8,5/1,6/5,10/16 1937: 1/14 1964: 9/23,10/2,11/6,12/16 1938: 3/10 12/28 1942: 3-4/n.d.,n.d. 1965: 10/4 other 1966: 2/14,6/22 1937: 9/28,10/1,10/4 1968: 10/30 cont'd 136

Fairfield,Osborn, cont'd OWEN, Arthur David Kemp fmJH to JH 1942: 3/10 1940: n .d. 1957:' 1/23,1/26,2/3 1946: n.d. 1960: 5/16,5/25,8/2 1949: 10/6 1961: 1/17,4/7,4/25,7/25 1961: 8/3 7/27,8/18,10/23 1962: 9/18 1962: 9/17,9/27 1965: 4/1 1963: 1/24,2/5,2/13,5/23 fmJH 10/11 1956: 11/30,12/n.d. 1964: 9/29,10/29,10/30,11/16 1960: 5/24,6/15 12/22 1961: 3/9 other 1962: 8/3,9/26 1957: 1/15,2/4 1963: 1/23 1960: 6/27,7/2,7/13 1965: 3/17,4/29 1961: 8/1 OXFORD AND ASQUim, Euma Alice 1963: 2/6,2/8,2/18 Margaret Asquith, Comte¥ of 1964: 5/21 toJH: 1936:7/28 OSBORN, Henry Fairfield to JH 1917: 4/27 PANDIT, V ijaya Lakshmi 1919: 4/22,6/13,11/7,12/19 to J H: 1955: 6/25 1920: 4/29 fm JH: 1961: 3/27 1921: 2/2 P ANIKI

.. H. w. Parker, coot 'd, Raymond Pearl, coot 'd (to JH) 1926: 7/22 1942: 4/27 1927: 10/22 1957:7/10 PEARSALL, William Harold PARKES, Sir Alan Sterling to JH to JH 1938: 3/31 1950: 5/11 1941: 1/21 1958: 1/8 1949: 11/8 1960: 11/3,11/7,12/19 1961: 7/14,11/n.d. 1962: 5/30,9/28 196?: (1) fmJH fmJH 1950: 6/22 1961: 11/10 1962: 4/9,7/20,9/28 1963: 4/5 MAX PARRISH & COMP ANI. Ltd PENCK, Albrecht to JH to J H: 1912: 2/27 1951: 1/29 PENFIELD, Helen Katherin~ 1954: 3/31,7/6,9/14 to JH: 1957: 1/28 1955:1/25 PENFIELD, Wilder Graves 1956: 11/28 to JH 1958: 1/1 1956: 11/7 1960: 6/16,7/22 1957: 1/28,5/10 fmJH PENROSE, Sir Roland 1959: 12/14 to JH 1960: 7/13,8/2 1953: 3/20 other: 1955: 11/15 1961: 1/11 PARTRIDGE, Eric Honeywocxi 1966: 1/14 to JH PERHAM, Da112 Margery 1959: 8/13 to JH 1965: 3/20 1931: 6/14 P ATNAIK, Biju 1934: 7/28 to JH 1935: 12/27 1953: 8/12 193?: (1) 1954: 9/13,12/31 1940: 4/24,7/10 1960: 8/5 1942: 6/21 1962: 12/9 1948: 11/19 1974: 8/6 1960: 5/6 £m JH 1961: 11/17 1953: 7/17 1965: 6/16 1960: 8/26 £m JH: 1965: 6/17 PAULING, Linus A. D. PETERS & CCWANY £m JH: 1963: 10/15 to JH PEAR, Tom Hatherley 1949: 7/19,8/12 See also BOX FILES 1950: 1/12,1/16,1/17,1/27,2/2 to JH 2/15 1924: 10/30,11/14,11/30,12/2 1951: 2/2 1925: 2/26 . 1952: 4/29 1934: 8/20 1953: 3/9,5/26 1942: 6/10 1954: 7/5,11/16 1958: 1/2 1955: 6/3,10/28,11/28 1963: 10/31 1956: 3/12,3/15,4/11,6/7,9/4 1964: 10/3 11/29 PEARL, Raymond 1957: 2/12,4/10,4/25,6/7,6/11 to JH 6/12,6/21,6/24,7/26 1921: 3/22 10/17,10/21,11/20,11/29 1922: 1/5 coot 'd 12/19 cont'd 138 T A. D. Peters & Co, cont'd PETERSON, Roger Tory (to JH) See also BOX FILES 1958: 1/1 ;l./24,3/10 to JH ' 1959: 3/25,4/6,4/8,5/7,5/15 1973: 1/n.d. 5/25,5/28,12/21 1974: 2/n.d. 1960: 1/12,4/26,5/5,6/23,7/5 fm JH: 1964: 9/30 11/3 PETRIDES , George A. 1961: 3/16,4/7,4/20,4/25 to JH 4/26,7/21,7/31,9/14 1960: 6/1 10/9 1963: 4/11 ,8/14 1962: 8/28 1965: 10/29 1963: 5/14,7/10,8/6,8/23 fm JH 9/25,10/15,10/22 ,10/24 1960: 5/25 11/4,11/21,11/25 1963: 5/30,8/2 7 1964: 3/4,5/13,8/27,10/8 other: 1963: 2/5,2/19 10/12,10/27,11/5,12/11 PHILIP, Duke of Edimurgh 1965: 4/2,4/28,5/25,6/30,7/1 to JH: 1971: 1/25. 7/5,9/13,9/16,10/7 fm JH: 1963: 6/27 10/13,10/20,11/19 PHILIPPS, Tracy 11/22 (2) ,12/14 to JH 1966: 2/21,2/28,3/17,4/14 1931: 2/19 7/6,8/18,9/8,9/28 1932: 10/3 11/29 1937: 3/28 1967: 6/22 ,11/20 1939: 7/8 1970: 2/5,8/12 1942: 2/18 1971: 3/23,6/30 1946: 12/9 19n: 9/25 1950: 1/12 ,11/7 fm JH 1951: 2/18,2/23 1950: 1/13,1/18,1/19,2/9 1955: 10/21 1957: 6/7,6/17,7/24 1956: 3/6,3/13,8/18,10/28 1959: 3/31,4/7,5/22,6/8 1957: 3/2,7/18 1961: 3/7,4/21,9/2 1958: 1/1 ,11/3,11/24 1963: 3/22,7/31,8/7,8/27 fmJH 10/23,11/1 1949: 11/8 1964: 1/22,10/23,10/28,12/23 1950: 6/22 ,ll/8 1965: 4/6,4/29,7/6,7/21,9/27 1951: 2/21 10/12,10/14,11/25 1955: 11/3 1966: 2/16 1956: 3/8 other 1957: 7/22 1946: 5/2 7 ,5/28 1958: 10/21 ,11/12,11/28 1951: 11/13 other 1955: 11/2 (2) ,11/15 1935: 7/16 1956: 2/13 1957: 5/29 1959: 4/28 1958: 10/13,10/15,11/15 1963: 4/18,9/13,10/18 11/24 (2) 1970: 4/14. PIAGET, Jean PETERSON, Baibara Coulter to JH See also BOX FILES 1953: 5/27 to JH 1965: 2/22,3/20 1964: 10/20 fm JH: 1965: 3/11,3/30 1973: 1/n.d. PICKERING, Sir George White 1974: 2/n.d. to JH 1964: 11/26 1965: 6/14 cont'd 139

G. W. Pickering, cont 1 d Guido Pontecorvo, cont 1 d fm JH fm JH 1964: 11/25 1955: 12/13 1965: 6/17 1968: 4/16 ., other: 1964: 10/30 POR'.IMANN, Adolf PIEL, Eleanor Jackson to JH to JH: 1962: 11/20 1926: 3/30 PIEL, Gerard 1961: 9/1 to JH POSTAN, Eileen Edna le Poer 1960: 6/3 to JH 1964: 2/3,4/14 1931: 5/3 fm JH 1935: 10/7 1963: 6/14 POTIER, Stephen Meredith 1964: 2/6,11/10,11/16 to JH PIS SARRO, Orovida 1945: 12/n.d. to JH: 1938: 5/1 1962: 4/12,8/8 PITI-RIVERS, George Henry Lane 1963: 2/6,5/24,11/1 Fox 1964: 3/10,10/14 to JH: 1927: 4/20,8/15 1965: 1/19,6/16 PI'ITER, Ruth 1966: 6/19 to JH fm.JH 1937: 6/12 ,6/20 1962: 12/13 1939: 11/13 1963: 2/5 PITZER, Kenneth Sam om 1964: 10/16 to JH: 1965: 2/4 POULTON, Sir Edward Bagnall fm JH: 1965: 2/11 to JH PLAIT, John R. 1912: 9/28 to JH: 1959: 10/9,12/23 1933: 6/5 PLAIT, Rebert Platt, Baron 1938: 3/21 to JH POWER, Eileen 1959: 5/n.d.,8/25 See POSTAN, Eileen Edna le Poer 1960: 2/5,2/15,3/1,3/15,3/22 PRIESTLEY, Jacquetta 4/20,6/3 See HAWKES, Jacquetta 1961: 4/6 PRIESTLEY, Jolm Boynt'on 1964: 7/6 to JH fm JH 1936: 11/4 1959: 2/n.d.,5/12,8/27 1941: 1/22 1960:1/28,2./9 1943: 3/12 1961: 3/29 1958: 9/22 1964: 7/22 1963: 8/19 1965: 11/30 1964: 9/8 other: 1959: 2/12,11/28,12/4 1965: 6/2 12/9 1968: 9/25 PLUNKETr, Sir Horace Curzon fm JH: 1965: 5/28,6/3 to JH PRIESTLEY, Mary Wyndham Lewis 1924: 12/22 to JH: 1943: 11/29 1925: 8/9 PRINGlE, John William Sutton 1927: 1/17,6/1,12/18 to JH 1928: 10/8,10/24,11/7 1961: 7/7,11/27 other: 1926: 11/18 1962: 1/30,2./7,3/1,6/14,7/4 PONTECORVO, Guido 7/19 to JH 1963: 12/27 1955: 12/5 1964: 3/20,11/30,12/2,12/16 1968: 4/18 cont 1 d cont 1 d

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J. w. s. Pringle, coot 'd PYE, Virginia Frances Kennedy (to J H) to JH 1965: 5/7 1940: 3/6 1969: 5/10 1957: 6/n .d. 1972: 2/11,2/24,4/18 1958: 1/1,7/22 fmJH 1960: 5/20 1961: 7/6 1962: 1/26,2/2,7/5 1963: 12/19 QUAYLE, &nry Joseph 1964: 1/1,3/19,3/25,5/28 to JH: 1941: 1/10,3/11 10/29,11/27,12/15 fmJH: 1941: 5/8 1972: 10/13 other: 1972: 10/16 PRITCHARD, J ack Craven RABIN~ITai, Eugene to JH to JH 1934: 8/16 1959: 10/16 1938: 2/12 1963: 4/27 • 1958: 1/2 fmJH: 1963: 5/15 1967: 1/11 RADCLIFFE, lntonia Radcliffe, 1970: 7/8 V iscomtess PRITCHETT, Victor Sa~ on to JH to J H: 1964: 2/3 1939: 1 /26,n .d. PUMPHREY, Richard Julius 1969: 1/5 See also BOX FilES RADCLIFFE, Cyril J om Radcliffe, to JH Viscotnt 1949: 12/28 to JH 1952: 8/19,8/20,12/4 1939: 9/22 1953: 1/16,2/2,2/25,3/2,3/27 1957: 6/17 7/14,10/18 ,12/20,n .d.· 1958: 1/6 1956: 11 I 4, 12/8,n .d. · 1959: 4/13 1957: 3/13 fm JH: 1959: 3-4/n .d. 1958: 10/27,12/23 RADHAKRISHNAN, Sir Sarvepalli 195?: (2) See also BOX FilES 196?: (1) to JH fmJH: 1958: 2/13 1948: 7/15 PURCEIJ.., Victor 1953: 7/17 toJH: 1960: 3/n.d.,10/26 1955: 2/10 PYCRAFT, William Plane 1959: 2/28 to JH: 1936: 5/26 1963: 6/26 PYE, Sir David Randall 1965: 12/14 to JH fm JH: 1948: 12/3 1918: 5/12,8/2 RAJ ACJ:F ALACHARYA, Chakravarti 1920: 11/11 to JH: 1956: 10/17 1921: 4/27,12/27 RAMSAY, Allen Beville 1922: 5/5,9/16 to JH 1924: 7/2 1946: 3/3,3/8 1926: 4/14 1947: 11/23,12/24 1929: n.d. 1948: 1/29 1933: 6/5 fmJH 1937: 5/23 1946: 3/6 1938: 3/19 1948: 1/22 1958: 1/1 RAPOPORT, Ana tol to JH: 1953: 4/4 r 141

RATCLIFFE , Samuel Kerkham John Redcliffe-Maud, cont 'd to JH other: 1960: 6/27 1923: 9/4 REDGRAVE, Vanessa 1924: 6/24,11/24 to JH: 1965: 12/11,12/16,12/30 1925:4/1,7/12,7/24 fmJH 1927: 12/18 1965: 12/15,12/23 1928: 2/4 1966: 1/10 1930: 9/30 REEVE, Eric C. R. 1941-45: (1) to JH 1954: 4/17 1941: 4/30 1958: 1/6 1950: 4/28 RATHBONE BOOKS Ltd 1956: 12/17 See ALDUS BOOKS REILLY, Charles H. RAVEN, Charles Earle to JH to JH 1936: n.d. 1943: 10/21,11/28 1937: 9/25,10/22 1950: 12/28,12/29 1946: 12/7 • 1960: 9/5 REISER, Oliver Leslie 1963: 3/30 to JH fmJH 1959: 4/4,4/29,5/25,8/1,11/12 1958: 12/31 1960 : 2 I 8 (2 ) 1963: 4/4 fmJH RAYMOND, Harold 1959: 3-4/n.d.,4/7,5/1,5/7 See CHATrO & WINDUS 5/30,7/?,8/14 READ, Grantly Dick 1960: 1/30,2/12 ,3/23,10/2 7 other: 1937: 7/2 RENSOI, Bernhard Carl Eumanuel READ, Sir Hetbert Edward See also BOX FILES to JH to JH 1943: 12/10 1951: 3/6,6/7,10/29 1955: 11/8,11/22,11/25 1952: 1/25,6/17 fmJH: 1955:11/16,11/24,12/5 1956: 5/25 REDCLIFFE-MAIJD, John Primatt 1957: 6/13,6/18 Redcliffe Redcliffe-Maud, Baron 1958: 1/28,2/27,8/2 to JH 1960: 2/1,4/9 1945: 11/11 1963: 8/30 1948: 7/21 - 1964: 4/3 1949: 3/3,11/4 1967: 6/23 1952: 8/27 1968: 8/27 1955: 1/23 1971: 4/23 1957: 6/4,7/2 19n: 6/23 1958: 1/11 1973: 6/18 1960: 4/2 9 ,6/11 1975: 6/5 1961: 5/3 fm JH 1962: 12/21 1951: 6/22,10/11,11/1 1963: 11/15 1955: 11/n.d. 1966: 3/1,8/17 1956: 2/15 1967: 5/13,8/15 1957: 8/9 1970: 6/18 1964: 11/5 19n: 2/16 1965: 11/25 1973: 12/6 RENSOI, Ilse Maier 1974: 6/22,9/25,11/20,12/23 to JH: 1969: 9/29 fmJH RHOADS, Cornelius Packard 1950: 1/18 to JH 1960: 3/4,4/8,5/19 1957: 3/18 1963: 11/12 cont'd 1958: 6/10 142

RICE INSTI'IDl'E BOARD OF TRlJSTEES P. R. Ritchie-Calder, cant' d to JH: 1941: 6/20 1964: 2/25,3/6,6/19,6/28,7/27 fm JH: 1941: 8/1 10/6,12/21 RICHARDS, Sir James Maude 1965: 4/n.d.,5/10,5/20 to JH 1966: 6/13 1955: 4/21 1971: 12/21 1958: 1/1 fmJH RICHARDS. Owain Westmacott 1948: 6/5 to JH 1960: 12/16 1938: 3/20 1961: 1/12,3/21 1941: 6/14 1963: 5/28,11/14 1956: 8/7 1964: 2/17,3/25,3/27,6/15 1958: 1/1 7/20,9/30,10/8,11/20 1961: 3/13 12/17,12/24 1970: 2/18 1965: 4/29,5/14,5/25 fm JH: 1941: 6/11 other: 1965: 3/10 RICHTER, Roland ROBERTS, Morley • to JH to JH 1940: 11/17 1916: 6/27,7/12,8/31 1941: 2/4,3/1 1917: 3/9 fm.JH 1921: 2/25,5/5 1940: 12/30 1922: 2/8,3/9 1941: 1/25,2/14,3/11,8/19 1923: 2/21 RIDLEY, Sir Jasper Nicholas 1924: 11/9,12/11 ,12/21 to JH 1925: 1/4,5/31,7/31,11/9 1937: 5/14,5/21 11/16,11/21 1938: 2/13,12/20 1926: 3/1 1942: 4/18 1927: 5/28,7/1,10/27,11/6 1953: 5/18 11/10 RIEU, Emile Victor 1928: 7/4,10/13 to JH 1929: 3/23 1923: 8/21 1930: 4/5,4/20 1924: 1/4,1/31 1938: 1/1,2/5 1934: 8/17 ROLLER 1953: 6/17 See FAMILY a>RRESPONDENCE 1958: 1/4 ROLLESION, Sir Humphry Davy RITCHIE-cALDER, Peter Ritchie to JH: 1922: 3/3 Ritchie-Calder, Baron R!MAINS, Jules to JH to JH: N.D.: (1) 1937: 4/1 RC!mR, Alfred Sherwood 1942: 6/5 to JH 1948: 6/2 1959: 5/14,10/27 1957: 3/15,6/n.d.,6/21 1973: 4/12 1958: 1/1 ROOSEVELT, Eleanor 1960: 4/21,1_2/21 fm JH: 1942: 3/21 1961: 1/18,3/20,7/6 1963: 6/5 cont'd 143

ROSENlWEIG, Saul ROTHENSTEIN, Diana ( Sam) Arnold­ See also BOX FILES Forster to JH See FAMILY a:>RRESPONDENCE 1956: 1/3,5/8,9/17,10/12 ROTHENSTEIN, Sir John 11/7 to JH: 1942: 8/26 1957: 6/5,8/5 fm JH: 1941: 8/18 1958: 9/8,10/6 ROTHENSTEIN, Sir William 1959: 4/30,9/28 to JH: 1942: 7/5,9/3 1960: 7/7 ROTHSaiiLD, Miriam Louisa 1961:7/18 to JH fm.JH 1955: 1/27 1956: 11/22 1961: 7/10 1957: 8/14 1964: 3/1,3/2,3/9,3/10 1959: 4/9,5/6,10/6 1966: 1/1,1/14,1/20,n.d. 1960: 6/15 1971: 11/3 1961: 7/14,8/21 fm JH ROSTEN, Leo Calvin 1941: 8/11 to JH 1961: 7/13 1954: 10/11,10/29,12/15 1964: 2/20,3/2,3/6 1955: 5/4 1966: 1/6 1961: 7/23,11/8 ROTHSCHILD, Nathaniel Mayer 1963: 1/3,10/1,10/14 Victor Rothschild, Baron 1964: 6/1 to JH 1966: 1/10 1933: n.d. 1971: 5/27,10/13 1934: 9/24 1972: 4/28,8/17,8/29 1945: 11/5 fm.JH 1953: 3/22 1963: 10/8,10/16,12/2 fm JH: 1945: 11/12 1964: 1/28,3/19 ROUS , Peyton 1966: 1/6 to JH Rai'BLAT, Joseph 1959: 6/2 ,8/17 to JH 1960: 3/22 1960: 5/31 1962: 6/13 1961: 10/16 1965: 9/27 1962: 2/14 ROYDEN, Agnes Maude 1971 : 5/25 to JH fm JH 1926: 3/6 1963: 3/7 1954: 7/1,7/15 1964: 3/19 RUEFF, Jacques RO'mA, Paul to JH to Jii 1955: 3/30 1941: 2/11 ,2/21 ,, ,8/16 1959: 2/6 1952: 8/21 1963: 1/19,1/31,4/7 1956: 5/11 RUNCIMAN, Sir Steven 1958: 1/2 to JH 1959: 6/12. 1958: 1/4 fm JH: 1941: 2/13.2/24,5/21 1962: 10/8 6/11,8/6,8/20 144

RUSSELL, Alys Whitall Pearsall RUSSELL, George William Smith ' to JH to JH: 1928: 4/27 1928: 11/13 RUSSELL, Bertrand Arthur William 1932: 10/17 Russell, Earl RUSSELL, Sir John Wriothesley See also BOX FILES to JH to JH 1963: 10/3,10/31,11/29 1919: 3/8 1964: 3/6,9/3,11/26,12/18 1930: 2/3 1965: 1/22,4/22,8/4,11/4 1933: 4/10 11/30 1934: 5/17 1971: 5/12 ,5/28 1941: 12/6,12/12 fm JH 1942: 3/20 1964: 2/6,8/11,12/7,12/17 1944: 7/1,8/18 1965: 1/15,4/5,5/6,7/27,10/21 1945: 4/10,11/26 11/18,12/22 1948: 10/16 1949: 6/15,9/20,11/6 • 1950: 11/23 1957: 11/14,12/31 1958: 9/6 1959: 1/9,6/4 SACKVILLE-wEST, Victoria Mary 1962: 6/7 (Vita) 1964: 2/26,3/25,3/27,5/20 to JH 9/21 ,11/21 1939: 7/4 1966: 7/18,9/20 1941: 1/15 1967: 6/22,6/n.d. 1948: 1/13 N.D.: (1) fm.JH fm.JH 1941: 1/17 1945: 4/12 1948: 1/29 1964: 9/17 SADLER, Sir Michael Ernest 1965: 6/3 to JH: 1925: 4/17,7/22 RUSSELL, Dora Winifred Black SAGAN, Carl to JH: 1936: 4/10 to JH: 1973: 9/19 RUSSELL, Edith Russell, Coum:ess SALAMAN, Redcliffe Nathan to JH to JH 1957: 5/3,6/4 1925: 3/3,8/2 1970: 2/16 1938: 3/18 N.D.: (1) 1942: 4/20 RIJSSELL, Sir Edward John SALISBURY, Sir Edward James to JH to JH 1938: 3/22 1938: n.d. 1941: 3/1,10/20 1940: 4/5 1957: 9/6 1941: 1/20 1958: 1/4 1955: 8/22 fm JH: 1941: 3/3,3/8,10/28 1956: 4/3,11/10 RUSSElL, Frederick Stratton 1958: 1/1 to JH 1965: 12/30 1938: 3/28 1966: 1/7 1958: 1/5 cont'd 145

E. J. Salisbury, cant 'd SARTON, May fm. JH to JH 1956: 3/28 1957: 5/18 1966: 1/4 1962: 4/24,6/27 SALK, J ooas 1963: 11/16 fmJH: 1962: 9/12 1967: 6/22 SALT, George SCHALLER, George B. toJH: 1956: 3/8 to JH fm JH 1960: 9/10 1941: 3/31 1962: 2/26,7/28 1952: 8/13 1963: 4/29,6/12 SAMUEL, Herbert Louis Samuel, 1965: 6/20,8/26,12/n.d. Viscomt fmJH to JH 1962: 2/8,2/20,8/8 1947: 9/16,9/26 1963: 1/14,6/7,6/26 1950: 11/17 other: 1958: 11/15,11/24 1958: 1/2 SCHALLER,Kay • SANDFORD, Kenneth Stewart to J H: 1 960: n .d. to JH: 1938: 4/21 SCHIMANSKI , Stefan fm. JH: 1938: 4/27 to JH SANGER, Margaret 1949: 10/27,12/29 to JH 1950: 1/25,3/9,3/19 1927: 10/24 N.D.: (1) 1941:11/13 fmJH: 1950: 2/2,3/10,3/21 1946: 8/5 SCHRODINGER, Erwin 1949: 6/7 to JH: 1946: 2/13 1956: 7/3 SCHWEITZER, A1. bert 1958: 8/28 to JH: 1934: 11/13 1960: 2/23 SCOIT, Kathleen fm. JH See KENNET, Kathleen Hilton 1942: 4/15 Yomg , Bareness 1946: 8/26 SCO'IT, Sir Peter Markham 1949: 7/1 to JH 1960: 3/3 1920: n.d. 1961: 11/1 1926: n .d. SARGENI', Sir t1alcalm 193?: (1) to JH 1951: n.d. 1937: 10/25 1955: 9/9 1958: 1/2 1958: 1/1,12/28 SARTON, Eleanor Mabel 1959: 4/20,5/29,n .d. fm JH: 1940·: 8/6 1960: 5/4,10/29 SARTON, George 1961: 8/25,10/29,11/4 to JH 1962: 9/20,10/31,11/2,11/22 1937: 2/28 1963: 1/18,2/17,4/9,4/16 1951: 5/17 1964: 9/31,12/13 1954: 10/30 1965: 2/1,3/15,6/20,9/27 fmJH: 1941: 11/4 1968: 8/7 1969: 10/2 cont'd 146

Peter Scott, cont 'd Sud.hir Sen, cont 'd (to JH) 1959: 3/5,7/29,9/16,9/23 1970: 2/20,11/25 1960: 3/7,3/28,4/4,4/12,4/13 1971: 6/5,n.d. (2) 4/15 (2),6/13,6/30 1973: 1/4,8/25,8/31 12/19 1975: 5/10,11/26 1961: 10/13 fmJH fm JH 1958: 10/30,12/31 1959: 2-3/n.d.,5/1,8/25 1959: 1/6,6/1 1960: 4/11,4/14,4/25,6/15 1960: 10/19,12/13 12/29,n.d. 1961: 3/17,10/30,11/6 SETON-wATSON, Robert William 1962: 1/1,10/16,11/12 to JH: 1926: 8/31 1963: 4/4,4/10,6/5,6/20,6/27 SEXI.'ON, E. W. 7/5,10/31 to JH 1964: 3/3,3/19,7/24,10/14 1920: 9/14,10/25,11/18,11/26 12/3,12/16,12/20 12/1 • 1965: 1/26,2/4,3/13,5/25 1921: 3/15,5/25,5/28,9/8,9/16 6/18,9/30,12/23 1922: 9/30,11/9,11/15,11/28, 1969: 7/5 n.d. other 1924: 1/14,1/15 1958: 11/3 1925: n.d. 1964: 12/13 1927: 1/13 1965: 3/25,6/20,6/25 (2) 192?: (3) 1969: 10/6,10/21 1932: 1/2 scarr, Philippa 1938: 4/22 to JH: 1962: 11/14 fm JH: 1940: 8/20 s carr, Thomas K. SHAW, George Bernard See FAMILY CCRRE'SPONDENQ: to JH: 1942: 5/15,11/17 SELIGMAN, Charles Gabriel other: 1942: 10/29 to JH SHANKS , Edward 1935: 8/20 to JH: 1941: 10/2,10/16 1936: 3/21 fm JH: 1941: 10/13 SELOUS , Ednund SHAPLEY, Harlow to JH to JH 1920: 5/1,10/17,11/3 1949: 12/4 1925: 12/11 1959: 3/20 1926: 2/20,3/14,7/25 fm JH SELOUS, Fanny Margaret 1949: 3/14 to JH: 1934: 3/26 1950: 1/13 SELOUS, Gerald Holgate 1959: 3/5 to JH SHEEAN, Diana Forbes~obertson 1962: 3/25,3/31 to JH: 1935: 9/4,9/26 1963: 7/20 SHEEAN, James Vincent fm JH: 1962: 3/28 to JH: 1935-42: (2) SELWYN SHEPPARD, Hugh Richard Lawrie See FAMILY CCRRESPONDENO: to JH: 1936: 10/26 SEN, Sudhir SHEPPARD, Philip Macdonald to JH to JH 1948: 2/6 cont'd 1955: 12/9 cont'd 14 7

P. M. SOeppard, coot 'd SIMPSON, George Gayloni (to JH) See also BOX FilES 1956: 3/12,11/5,11/26,n.d. to JH 1957: 1/18 1950: 8/2,12/19 1958: 1/n.d.,2/17,2/25 1951: 11/4,n.d. 1961: 11/21 1954: 12/3 1962: 8/20 1958: 4/8,5/6,10/6 1961-62: (1) 1959: 3/18,6/17,7/25,10/29 1965: 1/26,2/3 1960: 9/27 fmJH 1961: 5/31 '9/7 1961: 11/16,12/28 1962: 6/26 1962: 8/8 1963: 12/30,12/n.d. 1963: 11/13 1964: 3/19,12/29 1965: 1/21,2/2 1965: 1/19,4/28,7 /6,12/n .d. SHERRINGTON, Sir Charles Scott 1966: 7/6 to JH 1967: 5/30 1924: 4/15 1969: 3/26 1925: 6/17,9/18,12/18 1970: 3/13,6/15,9/1 i SHIPLEY, Arthur Everett 1971: 1/18,3/14,8/8 to JH 1972: 9/14,11/27 1919: 1/6 1973: 2/22,10/20 1921: 5/17 1974: 1/24,7/18,9/13 SHORTER, Clement fmJH to J H: 1923: 6/11 1940: 5/16 SHULL, George Harrisoo 1950: 6/29,8/n.d.,12/4 to J H: 1925: 3/4 1951: 12/28 SIDIS, William James 19 55: 11 /n .d • to J H: 1916: 8/28 1957: 1/28 SIEFF, Israel Moses Sieff, Baroo 1959: 3/12,7/9,11/4 to JH 1962: 8/3,11/20,12/n .d. 1955: 8/17 1963: 12/10 1964: 12/3,12/21,12/28 1964: 1/4,1/7,3/17 1965: 9/15,9/22 1965: 1/7,2/11,5/6,7/15 1966: 10/26 1966: 1/27 1970: 11/4 other: 1957: 1/22 fmJH SINGER, Charles 1934: 6/25 to JH 1964: 12/17,12/22 1922: 7/3,10/11 1965: 9/23 1925: 8/7 SIMMONS, George Finlay 1929: 1/30 to JH: 1916: 12/10 1933: 12/18 SIMON CF WYTHENSHAWE, Ernest 1935: 7/13 Darwin Si1000. , Barcn 1936: 4/7,6/10 to JH 1938: 3/26 1943: 10/18 1940: 4/24,5/15,8/6,8/26 1955: 3/14 12/10 1958: 1/6 1941: 2/12 fmJH: 1949: 5/13 1942: 8/25 S IM' SON, kme Roe 1949: 4/22 to JH 1950: 11/1 1956: 8/12 1951: 11/19 1962: 10/15 1955: 3/29,8/30 1969: 1/16 1957: 6/7 1972: 9/14 1958: 1/1,2/11,5/27 1959: 9/9 cont'd 148

Charles Singer, cont 'd John Skeaping, cont'd fm JH 1963: 1/15,1/25,2/5,2/25,3/15 1940: 5/14,5/21,8/6,8/23 1966: 11/17 12/13 SKEAPING, Morwenna Ward 1941: 2/17,7/31 to JH: 1960: 12/8 1949: 4/27 SLATER, Eliot Trevor Oakeshott SINGER, Dorothea Waley to JH to JH 1949: 6/14 1940: 10/4 1964: 8/7,8/21,9/8,10/9,n.d. 1953: 1/28 1965: 1/8 1957: 6/10,6/21 (2) fm JH 1958: 1/4 1964: 8/6,8/20,8/28 1959: 7/4 1965: 1/6 1960: 4/30,7/10 (2) SLATER, George SINNO'IT, Edm.lnd W. to JH to JH 1924: 3/19 1949: 12/9 1925: n.d. • 1957: 3/17,4/4 SMART, John fm JH: 1950: 11/8 to JH SITWEU., Sir Osbert 1940: 3/27,5/7 to JH 1941: 2/25,6/15,8/25,11/14 1924: n.d. 1942: 4/20 1949: 10/19 fm JH 1956: 1/n.d. 1940: 5/15 1958: 6/16 1941:3/4,6/11 SITWELL, Sir Sacheverell SMilli, Alic Halford to JH: 1947: 2/18 to JH SKEAPING, John R. 1927: 1/6,8/7 to JH 1931: 6/5,11/26 1936: 10/7 1934: 6/28 1940: 4/18,4/n.d.,5/n.d. 1949: 4/9 6/28,8/2 1950: n.d. 1941: 2/27,3/28,5/8,6/15 1951: 1/13 n.d. 1957: 1/2 1942: 7/30 SMITH, Logan Pearsall 1946: 4/12 to JH 1949: 10/30,12/21,n.d. 1935: 12/4 1950: 3/20,4/9,5/21,7/3,8/12 1936: 1/11 10/n.d.,11/9,n.d. 1937: 12/7 1951: 8/6 SMU'IS , Jan Christian 1957: 6/18 to JH 1962: 9/9 1926: 6/24 1963: 1/28 1927: 11/22 1966: 11/12,12/7 1943: 11/29 1969: 1/7 SNOW, Charles Percy Snow, Baron 1970: 7I 15 to JH 197?: (1) 1955: 9/8 fm JH 1958: 1/1 1940: 7/29,11/27,12/5 1960: 2/17 1941: 2/26,4/4,6/5 1962: 5/22 1949: 5/10 1963: 11/30 1950: 4/8 1964: 11/2 1962: 7/19 fm JH cont'd 1959: 7/29,8/26,9/11 1960: 2/18,n.d. cont'd 149 c. P. Snow, cont'd SPENCER, William Kingdon (fm JH) to JH · - 1962: 5/12,11/13 1925: 3/30,n.d. 1963: 10/29 1937: 2/26 other: 1959: 10/6 1938: 3/21 SONNEBORN, Ruth Meyers SPENDER, Natasha Litvin to JH: 1951: 8/28 to JH SONNEBORN, Tracy Morton 1941: 7/29 to JH: 1964: 2/24,6/2 1946: 12/7 fm JH 1967: 6/21 1963: 12/19,12/24 SPENDER, Stephen Harold 1964: 3/12 to JH SORELL 1941: 2/4,2/19,3/14,4/2,6/29 See FAMILY CORRESPONDENCE 7/29,11/27 SORSBIE, Sir Malin 1943: 6/3 to JH 1944: 7/18 1962: 5/21 1950: 2/3 ,12/2i 1963: 1/8,4/16,8/26,9/30 1951 : 6/12 1965: 3/16 1952: 8/10,10/28 1971: 1/18,3/31 1955: 7/n.d.,9/8,9/24,11/10 1972: 8/17 1956: 4/19 fm JH 1958: 5/18 1963: 1/3,2/25,5/21,8/28 1959: 6/4 10/31 ,11/25 1960: 2/16,5/19,5/23,6/1 1965: 4/1 10/29 ,n.d. _ SPARROW, John Hari>ury Angus 1961: 9/15 to JH 1962: 6/4 1952: 3/11 1964: 1/29,2/20,3/19,12/29 1957: 10/18 1965: 2/13,4/10,6/16,10/27 1960:4/28,5/5 1966: 3/4 1961: 7/21 1967: 6/21 1963: 3/2 196?: (1) SPEARS, Sir Edward Louis 1974: 3/20,10/7 to JH 1975: 1/27 1957: 6/4 N.D.: ( 7) 1958: 1/1 fm JH 195?: (1) 1941: 2/17,4/13,8/6,10/30 1967: n.d. 1959: 5/30,8/7,8/25 SPEMANN, Hans 1960: 5/17,5/20,5/n.d.,10/27 to JH 1964: 3/26 1923: 10/1 SPOONER, Frances Wycliffe 192.4: 1/5,2/23,3/31 ,10/20 to JH 12/10,12/22 1924: 7/23 1925: 1/14 N.D.: (1) 1927: 11/1,12/28 SPOONER, William Archibald SPENCE, Sir Basil to JH to JH: 1962 :. 11/28 1919: 3/20 SPENCER, Gilbert 1920: 12/6 to JH 1922: 8/10 1929: 3/23 ,n.d. 1923: 5/10 N.D.: (1) 1924: 1/10,2/25,2/26,3/3,3/22 SPENCER, Sir Stanley 7/17 to JH: 1950: 1/16 1925: 2/21,3/5 SPURWAY, Helen to JH: 1963: 4/8 150

SQUIRE, Sir John Collings STEVENSON,- Adlai Ewing to JH See also BOX FilES 1922: 5/2 to JH 1923: 3/17 19 58 : 9I 15 , 1o I 6 1930: 8111 1959: 1018,10129,12130 STAMP, Sir Laurence Dudley 1960: 715,1017,1211 to JH 1961: 116,10121 1958: 1/2 1963: n.d. 1961: 8110 1964: 3/10 1965: 112 fm JH: 1962: 1119 1966: 3117 STEWART, Sir Percy Malcolm fm JH to JH 1964: 5129 1941: 12122 1965: 111 1942: 7/31,8121 STANlEY, Oliver Frederick George STOCKARD, Charles Rupert to JH to JH: 1924: 2120 1936: 7/30 STOPES , Marie Carmi'"chael 1937: 611 to JH 1942: 11/30 1924: 516,5112 1943: 212 1925: 1110,1124,2116,2121 1944: 9129 10124 1945: 2/14 1926: 11119 1948: 9111 1927: 7/11,9126 N.D.: (l) 1940: 218 STAPLEDON, William Olaf 1955: 3/29 to JH fm JH: 1940: 219 1942: 10/30 STORRS, Sir Ronald Henry Amherst 1943: 12/3 to JH STARK, Freya 1955: 4119,5131,915 to JH 1958: n.d. 1950: 10126 S1RACHE Y, John 1953: 5110 to JH: 1963: 2128 1956: 12118 STRAELEN, L. van 1957: 6121 to JH: 1965: 216,5120,6118 1958: 1 I 1 fm JH 1962: 315 1964: 6125 STEBBINS, G. Ledyard 1965: 2111,5126,6124 fm JH: 1962: 9113 STRAELEN, Victor van STEERS, James Alfred to JH to _JH: 1960: 3114 1950: 914 STEPHENS, James 1951: 1112 to JR: 1937: 11/29 1959: 5119 STEPHENSON, Anne Wood 1960: 415,4114,6114,7126 to JH: 1961: 4121 1962: 8116,10121 STEPHENSON, Thomas Alan 1963: 4119,11123,12121 to JH fm JH 1928: 5120 1950: 9/7 1941: 1012 1951: 1118 1942: 5125,811,915 1959: 5126 1951: 3/12 1960: 417,5116,611,7114,8111 1958: 113,2128,5117,10114 1962: 3122,6119,6126,915 fm JH 1963: 616,11129 1941 : 10/3 ' 11 /7 other 1958: 1019 1958: 11121 other: 1941: 10/n.d. 1960: 414 cont'd 15 1

Victor van ~traelen, cont'd SUBRR1ANIAM, Manjeri Krishnier -­ (other) to JH: 1939: 1218 1961: 1014,10111 fm JH: 1940: 2124 1963: 8117 SULLIVAN, John William Navin STRAIGHT, Belinda Crompton to JH to JH 1926: 918,10122,1215 1940: 4ln.d. ,n.d. 192 7 : 1o 12 8 , 12 I 1 9 1941: 615 1928: 1122 1942: 11/1 1930: 5115 1949:2126 1932: 3115 1956: n.d. 1936: 716 N.D.: (1) SUMMERSK.IU.., Edith STRAIGHT, Michael Whitney to JH: N.D.: (1) to JH SUSCHITZ.KY, Wolf 1940: n.d. (2) to JH 1941: 4126 ,n.d. 1946: 10115,11121,11126 1952: 10123 1941 : 6119 • 1954: 9128 1952; 515 1955: 1115 1954: 12128 1957: 8128 1955: 1125 1958: 3115 1958; 10110 1960: 1119,4124,11123 1963; 1216 1962: 3126 196.7 : 7 I 15 1964: 3116,3130,514,6122 fm JH 1965: 1/5 1940: 10122,11119,11123 1968: 12121 1941 ; 6120 N.D.: (l) SUTHERLAND, Graham STRAUSS, Eric Benjamin to JH: 1960: 516 to JH SWANN , Michael Meredith 1928: 2120 to JH -- 1958: 2117 1952.; 1014,10115 STRAVINSKY, Igor 1958: 212 5 to JH: 1965: 10130 1962. ; 4115 fm JH: 1965: 10118,11118 SWINGLE, Wilbur Willis STRESfl'iANN, Erwin Theodor to JH: 1923: 316 Friedrich SYLVESTER-BRADLEY, Peter Colley to JH See also BOX FILES 1946: 411 to JH 1960: 612 1961: 4118 1972: 6122 1972: 1119 sTRdm.., J. fm JH:. 1961: 4121 to JH SYME, Ronald 1921: 7113 to JH 1922: 114 1951: 1115 1924: 218 1959: 6120 STUART, Sir Campbell SZENT-GYORGYI, Albert to JH to JH 1920: 2123,614 1964: 7/7 1938: 3122, n.d. 196~: 1213 1958: 111 fm JH N.D.: (1) 1964: 712 1965: 11125 152

TALBOT, Neville TAX, Sol to JH to JH 1921: 4/30 1956: 4127 1923: 12110 1957: 2122 1925: 1121 1958: 12118 1933: 2121 1959: 3112,417,816,8124 1935: 1219 1960: 2ln.d.,3129,4I11,10I21 1936: 1119 1961: 2114,3114,3130,4118 TALIEN'IS, Bridget Hole 5122,9120 to JH 1963: 5/31 1917: 4118 1965: 7/7 1919: n.d. fm JH 1957: n.d. 1956: 8124 1958: n.d. 1958: 614,12123 1962: 6110 1959: 3124 1964: 10119 1960: 212,318,414,5116,10119 TALLENTS, Sir Stephen George 1961: 213,313,4!4,4114,9126 to JH 1963: 6112 1916: 5126 1965: 7119 1920: 3110 TAZELAAR , Mary 1921: 5112 to JH: 1940: 311,7111 1926: 7126,8113 fm JH: 1940: 314,7112 1927: 9121,1016 TEILHARD DE CHARDIN, Pierre 1934: 8124 See also BOX FILES 1938: 7121 to JH 1941: 10128 1946: 12/7 1955: 415 1951: 12128 1957: 6/13 1952: 214,411,918,1012 1958: 113 1953: 2127 fm JH: 1940: 10111 1954: 516 TANNER, James Mourilyan 1955: 1/31 to JH fm JH 1958: 112 1949: 11/16 1961: 10127 19 so : 9 I 4, 12 I s 1962: 7126,9127 1951: 10111,10115 1963: 7I 19 1952: 112,1016 1964: 9128,9129,10120,11118 TEILLARD-CHAMBON, MARGUERITE 1967: 6123 to JH: 1957: 12122 fm JH TEISS IER, Georges 1962: 2123,419 to JH 1963: 10123,11121,1216 1950: 12116 1964:9122,12117 1955: 7I 11 1965: 6/17 TEMPLE, William TANSLEY, Sir Arthur George to JH to JH 1925: 8118,912,9117 1927: 7117 1928: 8/30 1941 : sI 4, sI 9, sI 13 1930: 716 1953: 11118 1940: 818,915,9116,10110,1117 fm JH: 1941: 4125,5112 1941: 311,6126,8110,8116 TAWNEY, Richard Henry 1942: 1018,10115 to JH N.D.: (l) 1927: 10126 fm JH: 1917: 7118 1941 : 9I 15 , 9/16, 9 I 18 TENNANT, Stephen fm JH: 1941: 9117,1019 to JH: 1940: 5123,1112,12118 1941: 5131 cont'd 153

Stephen Tennant~ cont'd Jean Thomas, cont 'd (to JH) 1955: 11123 1942: 512 7 1958: 1114 1944: 6ln.d. 1971: 12129 1950: 8ln.d. 1973: 816 1960: 11l6,n.d. (2) fm JH 1961: n.d. (2) 1949: 7126,8111,10125,11122 1962: 5ln.d. ,9ln.d. ,10/7 11125 1963: 214 19 so: 1 12 , 7 I 19 , 9/7 1964: n.d. (2) 1955: 1218 1968: n.d. 1956: 114 1973: 12ln.d. 1962: 1019 fm JH other: 1949: 2125 1940: 5I28,10I30,11I6,12I20 Tii<11A.S, Rose Haig 1941: 614 to JH: 1925: 1128,2110 THAMES AND HUDSON Ltd THCMPSON, Sir D'Arcy Wentworth to JH to JH 1955: 3110,1013,11125 1925: 119,315,316,7114 12ln.d. 1926: 1119,1125,415,9130 1956: 1111,2117 1927: 218,5111 1958: 111 1929: 3112 1961: 1124,212,213,5111,615 192?: (1) 11129,1214,1218 1930: 4121 1962: 219,12120 1932: 12126 1963: 1110 1934: 1116,5110 1964: 216,2118,6123,8113 1935: 3129 8124,8128,10128,1217 1936: 11114 12114 1938: 3/7 1965: 412 1940: 4130 1966: 1125,9129 1942: 11118 1972: 12112 1944: 1119 fm JH 1946: 12/7 1955: 12128 fm JH: 1940: 512,5114 1956: 2120 THCMSON, Sir Arthur Landsborough 1961: 1126,7127,12128 to JH 1962: 2112 1938: 3122 1963: 1111 1940: 11121 1964: 216,6125,8114,8131 1941: 3/7 1112 1953:8124 1965: 417,5128,9124 1957: 10120 1966: 1127 1958: 112 THODAY, John Marion 1959: 1116 to JH 1961: 10124,11117 1963: 712 1962: 11121 1964: n.d. 1963: 11119 1965: 211 1964: 8131 1972: 318 1971: 11117,11/23 fm JH: 1963: 6120,713 fm JH TH<11AS, Jean-Emile 1 940 : 11 I 5 , 11 12 3 to JH 1941: 3/11 1946: n.d. 1957: 10118 1948:1/8,1121 1961: 11/16 1949: 7113,8/8,1219 1963: 11115,11121 1950: 7117 cont'd 154

THOM30N, David W. H. Thorpe, cont'd to JH 1941: 3121,413,712,7110 1960: 2118 1949: 7125,7128,812 1961: 914 1950: 7121,914,10126,1118 fm JH 1953: 5110 1960: 2117 1955: 1215 1961: 3129 1958: 10129 other: 1960: 3111 1959: 1128 THOMSON, Sir George P. 1961: 3124 to JH: 1959: 10/14 1962: 1/3,614 THOMSON, Sir John Arthur 1963: 1/10,2125,3/18 to JH 1964: 8126,914,10119,10130 1921: 10124 1115,1214 1922: 114,115,1112,1117 1965: 117,1121,2112,319,3125 THORNTON, Sir Henry Gerard 3129,5114,5127,6117,9130 to JH other 1925: 8/19 1941: 7I 15 • 1937: 5/31,611 1965: 319 1941: 3114 TICKELL, Crispin 1955: 11111 See FAMILY CORRESPONDENCE 1956: 11/3 TICKELL, Jerrard 1958: 112 to JH 1959: 1116 1934: 8114 1960: 6/13 1961: 11/13 fm JH: 1959: 1119,4/10,4128 1963: 6/30 THORPE, William Homan See also FAMILY CORRESPONDENCE See also BOX FliES under TICKELL, Renee Haynes to JH TICKELL, Renee Haynes 1938: 3121 See FAMILY CORRESPONDENCE 1941: 412,4123,5110,6128,718 TICKELL, Thomas 7118 See FAMILY CORRESPONDENCE 1942: 4120 TIDDEN, John Clark 1945: 12112 to JH: 1916: 912 1949: 8110,12112,12130 TIENHOVEN, P. G. van 1950: 1123,2115,7124,10121 to JH 11113,12111 1924: 5/30 1951: 317,9119,1214 1925: 2117 1952: 3110 TILLYARD, Robin John 1953: 5113 to JH 1954: 3111 1926: 10115 "1955: 414,1216 1927: 5123,1219 1957: 6ln.d. 1928: 3129 19 58: 1 I 6, 3 Is TINBERGEN, Nikolaas 1959: 1116,8127 See also BOX FILES 1961: 9122 to JH 1962: 5/28 1940: 2/17 1963: 1121,1126,3120 1949: 814 1964: 8128,917,10126,1112 1951: 11/9,11113 12114 1952: 1214 1965: 116,118,3127,3131,5122 1953: 2118,6110,716 612,6/16 1955: 8l12,11lll,n.d. 1972: 4/16 1956: 12/15 fm JH 1958: 1115,6113,6127,7114 1938: 3123 cont'd 9120,10110,10118,1111 cont'd 155

Nikolaas Tinbergen, cont'd Michael Tippett, cont'd (to JH) 1963: 2118 1959: 1113,1121,1124,411 1965: 1113 4118 fm JH 1960:4119,8125,10/20 1959: 911 ,9/7,9114 1961: 1127~14,217,3126 1960: 2l18,2l20,2ln.d. 1962: 3121 1964: 111 1963: 1/23,1126,2121,412 (2) TI'IMUSS, Richard Morris 12117 to JH 1964: 8119,8121 ,8/27,10128 1941: 6110 11/11,11114,11117 1959: 514,5113,8120 11/23,n.d. fm JH: 1959: 4ln.d.,517 ,8114 1965: 1l13,3l13,3l16,3l20 other: 1941: 5124 415,4130,6117,7111 TIZARD, Sir Henry Thomas 9121 (2) ,10125,1111 to JH 11119 1920: 4111 ,11/28 1966 : 1 I 18 , 12 I 5 1925: 318 1967: 1/21 ,6120 1937: 6129 1969: 9I19,10I6,n.d. 1945: 5119 1970: 10125 1958: 115 1971: 4118 TODD, Alexander Robertus Todd, 1972: 7116,10117 ,12l15,n.d. Baron 1973: 115,2127,7126 to JH: 1955: 11112 1974: 8119,9126 TOFFLER, Alvin N.D.: (6) to JH: 1965: 916 fm JH fm JH: 1965: 8112 1940: 3120 TOLKIEN, John Ronald Reuel 1949: 7125 to JH 1955: 11ln.d. ,12110 1956: 7110 1958: 711,10117,10131 1958: 2114 1959: 1117,314,4113 TCMLINSON, Henry Major 1961: 1120,1131,218,3124,414 to JH 1962: 3/27 1922: 3127,11126 1963: 2125,415,5116,5120 1954: 6121 8127,10116,11113,11115 N.D.: (1) 12119 TONKS, Henry 1964: 3110,3126,6117,7131 to JH 8I20,9I4,10I20,10I29 1932: 1117 1113,11112,11113,11116 1936: 2117 11 119 TORRES BODET, Jaime 1965: 2111 ,3111 ,3118,3129 to JH 513,613,7122,9124 1949: 1114,7113,9116 10112,11118,12117 1950: 1116 1966: 1120 1952: 11/26 1967: 6124 1958: 1111 1969: 518 fm JH other 1949: 5112,716,815 1956: 12110 1950: 212 1958: 10in.d. 1952: 11124 1964: 10/30 TOYNBEE, Arnold 1965: 2122 ,313,415 to JH TIPPETT, Sir Michael 1960: 1/29 to JH 1963: 6125 1959: 913 1969: 11121 1960: 2115,2123,3115 cont'd 156

TREDEGAR, Evan Frederic Morgan, TREVOR-ROPER, Hugh Redwald (Baron Viscount Dacre of Glanton) to JH to JH: 1958: 6123 1936: 615 TRILLING, Diana Rubin 1938: 12117 to JH: 1959: 9122 1942: 4l10,4l22,6l19,8l10 TRILLING, Lionel 9l4,n.d. to JH TREVELYAN, Sir Charles Philips 1957: 212 to JH: 1940: 2126 1959: 5111,913,11116 TREVELYAN, George Macaulay 1964: 3123 See also FAMILY (l)RRESPONDENCE: fm JH: 1959: 3125 ,3ln.d. ,511 TREVELYAN, Janet Ward 5-6ln.d. ,9/28 to JH TSANOFF, Radoslav Andrea 1 91 7 : 1 I 30 , 3 I 15 to JH 1925: 7124 1918: 12131 1927: 2116,7128,10119 192.0: 712,12113 1929: 2122 192.3: 2111 ,4114,1.2110 1930: 4121,619,10120 192.4: 1115,1119 1934: 8117 192.5: 9130 1936: 10122 192.9: 8130 1938: 1116,3121 TUNNICLIFFE, Charles Frederick 1940: 10/7,10125,11/25 to JH 1941: 2112 ,3123,8114,10120 1953: 6122 1949: 9127 1954: 4120 1950: 12129 1974: 7115 1953: 1112,11/17 TURNER, Ralph Edm'liDd 1954: 5121 to JH 1955: 2118 1952:5115,718 1956: 2127 1953: 3l16,4l2,4l14,5l12,5l13 1 9 58 : 1 I 1 , 3 I 14 614,7127,8128,10114 1959: 4129 12l10,n.d. TREVELYAN, Humphrey Trevelyan, 1954: 114,116,1119,1128 Baron 1ln.d. ,5118 (2) to JH: 1962: 416,7128 1955: 1110,7111,12118 fm JH: 1962: 3122 19 56: 1 12 9 ,2 I 6 TREVELYAN, Janet Ward 1958: 2126,712,7110 See FAMILY cnRRESPONDENCE 1959: 2121,4110 TREVELYAN, Julian Otto 195?: (1) to JH fmJH 1941: 9113 1953: 117,416,814,8121 1958: 1/1 ,1110 1955: 3129 1964: 6119 1956: 211 ,2/7,5121 1970: 6115 1957: 1128 1973: 9113 1958: 314,412,719 fm JH: 1941: 9117 1959: 4l6,4l14,4l28,3-4ln.d. TREVELYAN, Mary Fedden 8129 to JH 1960: 1122,5119 1957: 617 ,n.d. 1963: 5120 1962: 3131 other 1963: 6126,713 1953: 4129,6123,816,8124 1964: 6120 10114,1219 1965: 1129 1954: n.d. 196?: (1) 19 59 : 2 I 9 ,2 I 16 ,2 12 5 1971: 9/26 1 960: 1 12 , 1 I 4 1972: 12/28 N.D.: (3) 157

TURNER, Victor Laurens Vander Post, cont'd to JH 1974: 6126 - 1964: 1012 7 fm JH: 1964: 2125 1965: 116,416,4125,6114,913 VAN DOREN, Dorothy Graffe fmJH to JH: 1931: 1121 1964: 10121,11116,12130 fm JH: 1931: 217 1965: 1114,3130,4114,4129 VAN OORDT, G. M. 6116,9110 See OORDT, G. M. van other: 1965: 312 VAN STRAELEN, Victor TURNER, Walter James Redfern See STRAELEN, Victor van to JH: 1921 : 814 VAUGHAN, Dame Janet TURRill.., William Bertram to JH J to JH 1920: 912 I 1940: 4115,4117,4120 1924: 3118 j 1941: 4/7,4114,6110,6112 1925: 5114 6119,6/27 1959: 515 I 1958: 1131 ,3113 1962: 12/7 1959: 8131 fm JH fm JH 1961 : 3120 1940: 4118 1962: 1215 1941: 4/21,4128,515,5121 other: 1963: 1130 6111,6116,6124,6130 VERONESE, Vittorino 713 to JH other: 1940: 1014 1958: 12116 1959: 1218,12131 1960: 7/22 UHlMAN, Fred 1961 : 1125 to JH fm JH 1960: n.d. (2) 1958: 12123 1962: 816 1960:10118,12116 1964: 3112 VERWORN , Max fm JH: 1962 : 6/28 to JH: 1913: 217 UNWIN VOGT, William See ALLEN & UNWIN Ltd to JH URQUHART, Francis Fortescue 19 52 : 2 I 11 , 7 I 30 to JH 1954: 11/11 1910: n.d. 1956: 3116 1916: 6116 1958: 116 1917: 4/7,711 1959: 5114 1918: 412 9, 7 I 6 1961: 5118,7117 1921: n.d. 1963: n.d. USTINOV, Peter fm JH to JH: 1963: 3115 1959: 5120 UVAROV, Boris P. 1961: 716 to JH: 1950: 3111 VON HAGEN, Victor Wolfgang See HAGEN, Victor Wolfgang von

VAN BENEDEN, Alfred See BENEDEN, Alfred van WADD~N, Conrad Hal VAN DER POsr, Laurens See also BOX FILES to JH to JH 1957: 612 7 1942: 4115 1959: 5119 1955: 11/7 1960: 313,516 19 56: 1 I 1 7 , 11 I 5 1964: 317 cont'd 1958: 111,216,2110,2122,11112 cant' d 158

C. H. Waddington, cont'd Caroline Ware, cont'd (to JH) 1956: 416,4113,4122 1959: 1120,4114,5127,10123 1957: 411,9127,11125,1216 11112 1958: 3128,4115,6118,712 1960: 1118,211,218,2111,3114 1959: 4114,4128,8129,9124 517,10128,11/29 12/2 1961: 1113,1116,6120,1014 1960: 214,4129,6125,1017 1962: 12/7 10110 1963: 1130 1961: 217,319,4125,6119,6128 1966: 7115 7117,8122,10110 1971-72: (1) 1962: 1211 fm JH 1963:1115,6125 1955: 11ln.d. 1964: 2110,716,7128 1956: 1126,419 1965: 216,7113,7120 1958: 11/11 fmJH 1959: 4ln.d.,5l22 ,9111,1114 1956: 419,4119 n.d. 1957: 1011 1960: 1l11,1ln.d. ,2110 1958: 412 5I12,10in.d.,11l10 1959: 3ln.d.,4124,4l29,5l4 12122 8120,911,12/7 1961: 1110,2117,3121,1015 1960: 219,5118,7113 1119 1961: 1126,2114,316,3116,511 1962: 2116,419,914,1215 6123,7114,8125,11115 1963: 1122 1963: 114,1131,714 other 1 9 64 : 6 I 30 , 7 12 1 1940: 7112 1965: 2112,7122 194?: (1) other 1959: 6129,7124,7125 1959: n.d. 1960 : 1 I n. d. , 11 I 1 7 1961: 4125,6123,716 1962: 10129 WARNER, Sylvia Townsend WALKER, Charles Edward to JH: 1936: 9110 to JH: 192 7: 3126 WARREN, Sir Thomas Herbert WALKER, Sir Ronald to JH to JH: 1948: 7110 1922: 1/7 WALPOLE, Sir Hugh Seymour N.D.: (2) to JH WATSON, David Meredith Seares 1937: 5116 to JH 1938: 11113 ,11121 ,11126 1925: 11116 1939: 1125 1928: 6129 1940: 11115 1932: 1125 WARBtm.G, ~to Heinrich 1934: 8118 to JH 1935: 9115 1932: 1/17 1937: 119 1936: 315 1938: 3118 WARD, Baroara (Lady Jackson) 1940: 316 to JH: 1959: 12130 1 942 : 9 I 18 ,11 I 1 3 fm JH: 1960: 1121,816 N.D.: (l) WARD, Dorothy A. P. WATI & SON See FAMILY (J)RRESPONDENCE to .JH WARD, Mary Augusta Arnold 1929: 217,518 See FAMILY (J)RRESPONDENCE 1949: 818,8110,11117 WARE, Caroline F. 1950: 814 to JH fm JH: 1949: 819 1954: 813,10124 cant 'd 159

C. A. WA'ITS & CCMP ANY G. P. Wells, cont'd to JH: 1966: 1119,219,2124 fm JH fm JH: 1966: 1120 1928: 4119 WEAVER, Warren 1934: Sl19 to JR 1949: Sl10,6l1 ,616 1940: 12 I 16 19SO: 10124,11128 1941: 313,5116 19S4: 9115 1950: 10131 1962: 1014 1951: 4113,12126 other: 19S4: 9125 1953: 212 WELLS, Herbert George 19SS: 912 to JH 19S6: 7IS,8I22 1 92 5 : 7 12 o ,8 I 1 6 19S7: 112 1926: 4111,8111 19S8: 1 I 16 1 92 7 : 1 I 31 , 7 I 14 , 8 I 6 , 812 3 19S9: 612 12l22,n.d. 1928: 113,2112 ,2123,3123 ,SI18 fm JH 6114,6113,714 (2),716 1941: 1I30~IS,3I21 ,3127 9111 ,1013 ,10IS ,10/29 7I1S 10130,1111 ,11ln.d. 19S2: 112 11117,11124,11125 19S3: 6122 1929: 318,4124,4126,5117,716 195S: 4130,6115 n.d. (2) 19S6: 214,SI24,5I2S,7124 1927-29: (10) 8114,8131 ,10123 1928-29: (6) 1930: 219,2110,412,10115 other: 19S1: 12118 1934: 9116 ,121 s WEDGWOOD , Dame Cicel y Veronica 193S: 9/7 to JH: 1974: 9118 1936: 2/7,7114 WEGENER, Alfred Lothar 1938: 3123 to JH: 1921: 8124,9116 1940: 212 9 ,812 7 WEISS, Paul Alfred 1941: 9123,9124,9130,10110 to JH: 1964: 1016 1942: 3130,3131 fm JH: 1964: 11IS 1943: 11123 WELLS, Anrj Catherine R.OObins N.D.: (4) to JH: 1927: 814,9115 fmJH WELLS, George Philip 1927-29: (1) See also BOX FILES 1930: 2110 to JH other 1927: n.d. 1930: 9130 1929: n.d. 1942: 312 7 ,312 9 1927-29: (10) WELLS, Marjorie Stewart Craig 192?: (1) to JH 1932: 512 7 ,5131 1928: Sl1 1942: n.d. 1930: 4110,9110,9112 19SO: 1112,11123,1214,1215 1949: 12114 19S1: 216,217 ,2118 19 so : 2 I 1o ,2 I 18 19S6: 3114 1951: 3111,3128 19S7: 6ln.d. 19S3: 112,115,414 19S8: 111 ,1121 19S4: 7/7,8111,8117 1963:1124,7125 19SS: 8116 1969: 216 19S7: 6113 1970: 7113,8IS fm JH 1972: 1120 1949: 11/11 cont'd 1 9 so : 2 I 8 ,2 I 14 19S4: 7120,8113 160

WEsr, Dame Rehecca WIGGLESWORTII, Sir Vincent Brian to JH: N.D.: (2) See also BOX FILES fm JH: 1961: n.d. to JH WESTOU., Thomas Stanley 1939: 3116 See also BOX FILES 1951: 2119 to JH 1956: 1115 1950: 12/7 1958: 111 1951: 2110,2116,318,1016 1964: 6121 10110,11124,11128 fm JH: 1951: 2116 1952: 3113,513,818,1115 WILDER, Amos Niven 11117 to JH: 1949: 10127 1951-52: (l) fm JH: 1951: 5123 1953: 219 WIIJ...IAMS , Basil 1955: 11125 to JH 1956: 1214 1919: 212 1958: 1/1 1924: 6126 1959: 5125 WIU.IAMS , Fraoci s 1960: 2121 to JH 1967: 6125 1940:10129,1116,12129 fmJH 1941: 1125,514 1951: 1111,2115,2/20,315 1951: 5118 3115,416,1019 1952: 215,6130,9119 1952: 10122 1953: 115,718 1953: 8127 1 9 57 : 4 I 1 7 , 11 12 3 1955: 11ln.d. 1960: 5/21 1957: 7130 1961: 1112,7110 1958: 7128 ,1011 fm JH 1959: 612 1957: 11114 1964: 3124,10114 1959: 8126 1965: 6116 1960: 312,3123,10127 WHEELER, George Carlos 1961 : 1 I 1 7 , 7 I 12 , 11 I 1 o to JH: 1916: 6126 other: 1960: 116 WHEELER, Sir Robert Eric WIU.IAMS, Sir William Emrys Mortimer to JH to JH 1941: 418 1953: 113 ,1128 1958: 111 1954: 5117 1959: 4/27 1958: 111 ,615 fm JH: 1959: 3-4ln.d. 1960: 10124 WTI..LIAMS-ELLIS , Am

WILSON , Col in Henry WOLSKY, Alexander to JH to J H 1964: 2118,2122,311,315,3116 1932: 614 418,4113,5123,5125 1938: 7115 6111,8118 1949: 3/31 1965: 1/1,12123 1950: 1113 fm JH 1952: 417,9116,1212 1964: 2120,2126,312,3110 1953: 719,818,12111 3124,5129 1954: 6123 1965: 12/30 1958: 111 1966: 1 I 5 1968: 2116,2126,312 WILSON, Edmund Beecher fmJH to JH 1949: 4111 1917: 1115 1951: 1119 1919: 11/10 1953: 3123 1920: 8/30 1954: 6/30 other other 1919: n .d. 1952: 4/7 1920: 8115 WOODHAM-SMITII, Cecil WILSON, Edward Osborn to J H: 1960: 6129 fm JH: 1956: 4124 WOODWARD, Sir Ernest Llet..ellyn WILSON, Harold Albert to JH toJH: 1924: 12122 1940: 7113,7124,7127,914 WILSON, Sir J am=s Harold 10116 fmJH: 196?: (1) 1942: 12113 WINANT, John Gil bert WOOLF, Leonard to JH to JH 1941: 3111,8118,919,10116 1923: 7111 1942: 6110 1924: 11128 1943: 5126 1942: 4118 1944: 1/3 1955: 3/30 WINTON, Hortense Tucker 1958: 10116 to JH 1965: 2110 1918: 1/3,4/13,10117 fmJH: 1955: 3/31 1934:714,12116 WOOLLEY, Sir Leonard 1937: 10/24 to JH 1956: 9115,1017 1949: 3126,717,7118 WINTON, Will McClain 1950: 2/7 to JH 1951 : 6/24 1916: 5121,7/7,1018 1 9 52 : 6 I 1 o, 6 I 1 9 1917: 3/19,5120 1953: 3127 1918: 115,12/7 1954: 8115 1920: lll20,n.d. 1955: 1125,11129 1921: 3131 1956: 113,212,2113 1923:1113,1112 1957: 2123,10119,11121,1212 1924: 9/3 1958: 112,1131,9129 1925: 2/3,5/30 fm JH 1929: 214 1949: 3129,715,7115,7125 1956: 9115 1950: 1113 N.D.: (1) 1955: 11128 WI'IT, Sir Robert Clermont 1956: 211 to J H 1958: 1012 1920: 513 1959: 4128 1938: 5/30 162

1 WOOLTON, Frederick James E. B. Worthington, cant d Marquis, Earl of 1970: 11119 to JH: 1943: 6125 1971: 3126,4115 WOOTTON OF ABINGER, Barbara WRIGHT, Basil Charles Frances Wootton, Baroness to JH to JH 1960: 311,3118,5126,611,611 1 195 1 : 1014,10119 1961: 8/2 1952: 714 1966: 1128 1953: 1/30 fm JH: 1960 : 512 0 , 612 , 7 12 7 1955: 614 WRIGHT, Sewall 1957: 6/7 ,6123 to JH: 1963: 5/7 1 9 sa : 1 I 1 , 8 I 8 fm JH: 1963: 419 1959: 3l22,414,4l29,5l29,6l5 WYNNE-EDWARDS, Vera Copner 8119 to JH 1960: 2115 1956: 4113,4124 fm JH 1958: 1113 1951: 10118 1962: 4ln.d. ,1218 1956: 1/31 1963: 1I 10 1959: 4116,612,616,817,8125 1966: 10/7 1960: 1/22 1970: 3114 other: 1960: 1/1 1972: 8110 WORTHINGTON, Edgar Barton fm JH to JH 1956: 4118 1934: 8117 1962: 5124 1938: 3119 1963: 1 I 8 ,1 I 15 1958: 1/7 1960: 5112,8116,8117,9113 1962: 216,5114 (2),611 YLLA (Camilla Koffler) 7116,11120,11121 to JH 1963: 10129 1938: 3l4,4l19,7l26,7l29,8l5 1964: 1112,11/11,1217 8120,1014 1965: 2127,613,8118,11126 1939: 2111 12130 1940: 3113 1967: 511,6115 1950: 11/27 ,n.d. 1970: 2124,1116 1951: 10113 fm JH fm JH 1960: 916 1951 : 10123 1961: 819,10112 1954: 2110 1962: 4114,614,6121,7127 YONGE, Sir Charles Maurice 12129 to JH 1963: 1131,214,2119,316,3122 1938: 3118 11/11 ,11127 1951:1014 1964: 1/2,1117,214,412,10127 1953: 5118 1115 1958: 114,10114 1965: 516,7127,1216,12120 1959: 618 other 1964: 1119 1958:7124 1965: 5/7 1961: 11122 (3),11130,12112 1968: 1218 12121 1973: 6115 ,6124 1 962 : 1 I 5 , 4 I 12 , 5/7 , 7 I 1 7 YOUR; OF DARTING:rON, Michael 7126 (2) ,10115,11122 Young , Baron 1964: 615,6110 (2) ,1212 to JH 1965: 4130 1944: 8118 1968: 7131 1958: 113 1969: 9119 cont'd 1959: 919 cant 1 d 163

Michael Young, cont'd YOUNG, Margaret Rose Mary (to JH) to JH 1960: 1122,2129,3127,4122 1927: 415 12112 1928: 5119 1962: 1112 1931: 4117 1964: 8122,1116 1944: 113 1965: 2116 1953: 9/17 fm JH 1958: 1 I 1 1960: 3124 1962: 5131 1964: 10123 1964: 1l29,n.d. (2) 1965: 2112,319 1967: 6/22 YOUNG, Edward Hilton 1973: 11129 See KENNET, Edward Hilton N.D.: (3) Young, Baron YOUNG, Stark YOUNG, George Malcolm to JH to JH 1912-13: (l) 1941: 8 I 6, 1o I 11 1914: 2/10,7119,10in.d. 1942: 12110 1915: n.d. (3) YOUNG, Sir Hubert Winthrop 1914-15: (l) to JH 1916: 5126 1920: 514,7131 1915-16 : (l ) 1927: 4/30,5125 1931: n.d. 1928: 5113 1940: 6/10 1929: 5127,6129 1952: 111 1930: 1116 1958: 1114 1934: 911 1960: 9113 YOUNG, John Zachary N.D.: (5) See also BOX FilE) fm JH: 1922: 11115 to JH YOUNG, Way land 1936: 5125,9127 See KENNET, Wayland Hilton 1938: 3/19,7118 Young, Baron 1945: 3118,9110 1950: 11121 1951: 513,5122,1014 ZE IS EL, Hans 1952: 8131,11114 to JH 1953: 1114,2113 1960: 2116,2129,419,4122,4129 1955: 1127,10120,1118 513,5110,5126,5131,8115 1 9 56: 3 I 23, 11 I 5 1964: 912 1958: 116 1972: 214 1962: 215 fm JH: 1960: 1126,516,5116,5127 . 1963: 314 619,10117 1964: 1124 ZUCKERMAN, Solly Zuckerman, Baron 1965: 2117 to JH 1971: 5119 1934: 8/16 1973: 3128,512 1936: 1117,6111,n.d. fm JH 1940: 2128 1942: 3ln.d. ,n.d. 1942: 10116 1 9 51 : 5 /1 o, 5/31 , 9 I 26 1945: 7110 1955: 11ln.d. 1947: 1018 1956: 3126 1948: 1127 1965: 1/7 1949: 10114 YOUNG, Kathleen Hilton 1951: 718,7114,11110 See KENNET, Kathleen Hilton 1952: 7112,8124,12118 Young, Baroness 1953: 713 cont'd 164

Solly Zuckerman, cont'd (to JH) 1955: 1/3,5/20,12/9 1956: ll/3 1957: 6/11,7/1,10/4,11/15 1958: 1/3,8/18,11/15,11/24 12/1 1959: 1/2,1/31,4/18,7/17 7/24,8/7,9/10,9/20 1960: 2/28,5/2,6/19 1961: 3/4,8/28,10/1,10/7 11/11 1962: 4/14 (2),5/19,6/9,9/17 10/13,10/20 1963: 1/29,2/2,2/16 (2),2/23 3/16,4/6,4/9,7/28,8/25 • 1964: 1/8,3/14,3/26 1965: 8/18,11/29 1967: 3/14,6/22 1969: 9/19 1970: 1/15,1/21, n.d. 1972: 4/15 1973: 8/2,8/21,8/27 1974 : 3/26,10/12,10/28,11/2 1975: 4/6,4/16 fm JH 1959: 1/7, 1/n.d.,5/15 ,7/20 9/15 1960: 4/21 1961: 2/23,2/28,3/3,10/3 1962: 5/2,11/26 1963: 1/31,2/22,4/3,4/5,7/29 11/22 1964: ll/24 1965: 7/22,8/20,11/24,12/1 1969: 9/11 1974: 3/15 ZULUETA, Francis de to JH: 1925: 3/1 ZVEGINI'ZOV, M. to JH 1939: 10/23 1946: 12 /8 1951: 11/10 1952: 11/28 1958: 1/1 1961: 4/17 fm JH: 1961: 4/26