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J.A. Spender

J.A. Spender

Two letters from J.A. Spender, one addressed to Buxton and the other to Mr. Pelham Burn, likely Buxton's brother-in-law.

Archbishops of Canterbury (Davidson, Lang and Temple)

Archbishops of Canterbury (Davidson, Lang and Temple)

Letters from three Archbishops of Canterbury to Noel Noel-Buxton: Randall Davidson, Cosmo Gordon Lang, and William Temple. Includes two draft responses from Noel-Buxton. The correspondence concerns political issues of the First and Second World Wars, incl

Arthur Ponsonby

Arthur Ponsonby

Letters from Arthur Ponsonby to Noel [Buxton]. Also includes a letter addressed to Charlie, presumably Charles Roden Buxton.

J.L. Smuts

J.L. Smuts

Two letters from J.L. Smuts to Noel-Buxton. Also includes a published address by Jan C. Smuts entitled "Thoughts on the New World," given at a meeting of the Study Committees of the Empire Parliamentary Association at the House of Commons on 25 November 1

Sidney Webb

Sidney Webb

Letters from Sidney Webb to Noel Buxton. One letter signed Passfield, Webb's title.

Neville Henderson

Neville Henderson

Seven letters from Nevile Henderson to Noel-Buxton, with one draft of a reply from Buxton. File also includes a document with excerpts from a letter written by Edward B. Haskell and a document entitled "War aims" about the goals of the British in the Seco

Lord Lugard

Lord Lugard

Letters from Lugard to Noel-Buxton, with a draft of a response from Buxton. The file includes two documents written by Lugard entitled "Note for proposed debate on permanent slavery commission (July 1935)" and "Memo on slavery, 26th May 1941 - Confidentia

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