Correspondence of Douglas Jay
MS. 6745/33
Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford
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Title
Correspondence of Douglas Jay
Shelfmark
MS. 6745/33
Summary
Comprises:
Correspondence on subjects including speeches, books, interviews, articles and charities. Includes correspondence with Clement Attlee. Also includes transcript of an interview with Jay for Swedish television. 1962-1964
Correspondence and papers regarding the centenary of the Dartmoor Preservation Association and the proposed Okehampton bypass. 1983-1987
Papers relating to the Ditchley Foundations and the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars Third Conference on Directions and Limits of Growth. 1975
Correspondence and papers regarding Jay being attacked by a dog at Merrypit Farm, Devon. 1981
Correspondence regarding rates for meeting halls of the Exclusive Brethren. 1983
Correspondence with and regarding Shiela Grant Duff (later Sokolov Grant), including correspondence regarding a celebration on the publication of The Parting of the Ways by Shiela Grant Duff. Also includes press cutting from the Daily Express regarding Helen Jay, and cutting from The Times containing a photograph of Jay at a European Free Trade Association meeting in Geneva. 1965, 1982-1995
Date
1962-1995
Language
English
Physical extent
1 box (6 folders)
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Collection contents
Correspondence of Douglas Jay
Correspondence of Douglas Jay
