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Correspondence R-S

MS. 15363/139

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Title

Correspondence R-S

Shelfmark

MS. 15363/139

Summary

Comprises:

Correspondence with Professor Norman Rose regarding his book The Cliveden Set. Includes draft chapters with annotations by David Astor. 1995-2000

Correspondence with and regarding Bertrand Russell. Also includes copy of address delivered at Birmingham 11 March 1961 by Russell. 1961-1979

Correspondence with Anthony Sampson. Also includes draft of article The Road to Mandela by Sampson. 1982-1992

Date

1961-2000

Language

English

Physical extent

1 box (3 folders)

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Archive of David Astor

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