United Rhodesia Party and Central Africa Party: Miscellaneous correspondence and papers
MS. 5474/20
Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford
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Title
United Rhodesia Party and Central Africa Party: Miscellaneous correspondence and papers
Shelfmark
MS. 5474/20
Summary
Includes:
Folder 1:
notes for speech at the Centenary Celebration of Scanlen and Holderness 30 Nov 1995
correspondence with National Archives of Zimbabwe, regarding publishing of Lost Chance, 1983-1984
manuscript notes regarding Concord, 1955-1956
manuscript notes regarding 'Stocktaking' [of ideas/opinions], 1981
manuscript notes of 'time tables' in U.F.P. and A.N.C. development/history, n.d. [198?]
correspondence with Todd, 1982-2002, with typescript of his 1986 talk 'Zimbabwe Today'
typescript of "Zimbabwe Today", talk by Todd, 1986
Folder 2:
correspondence with Frank Russell, 1990-1992
election communications, 1958
Rhodesia Party Introductory Manifesto, n.d. [1980]
Folder 3:
manuscript notes on town planning, "1950s or late 1940s"
"Courtesy Counts", draft and final advertisement for campaign and related correspondence, 1960
"Courtesy Counts", campaign poster by J. Barton, n.d. [1961]
'Black Sash' demonstration communication and related papers, n.d. [1960?]
Centre Party Newsletters, n.d. [1974]
United Rhodesia Party election communications, 1974
notes and minutes of Courtesy Committee regarding the 'Courtesy on the Roads' campaign, 1969
notes/papers regarding education, 1967
Date
[late 1940s]-2002
Language
English
Physical extent
1 box
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Collection contents
Archive of Hardwicke Holderness
Political correspondence and papers
United Rhodesia Party and Central Africa Party: Miscellaneous correspondence and papers
