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Articles and broadcasting scripts by Lady Simon

MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 25 / K28

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Title

Articles and broadcasting scripts by Lady Simon

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MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 25 / K28

Summary

(1) typescripts of some of Lady Simon's speeches

(2) articles by Lady Simon, both typed and printed, with an occasional letter connected with them

(3) articles by Lady Simon and correspondence about them

Date

1928-1940

Language

English

Physical extent

1 box

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Collection contents

Archive of the Anti-Slavery Society

Papers of the Anti-Slavery Society (accessions 1941-1951) and of Kathleen, Lady Simon

The Papers of Kathleen, Lady Simon

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Articles and broadcasting scripts by Lady Simon

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