H: Miscellaneous, 1921-1944

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Fols. 1-10: Correspondence with Lord Hailey, with one letter from Ramsay MacDonald, about his membership of the Athenaeum and about the status of self-governing territories within the British Commonwealth after independence, 1936-1942.
Fols. 11-15: Correspondence with the Haldane Club about the state of law in Southern Nigeria, 1930.
Fols. 16-37: Correspondence with J.A. Hammerton, editor of Harmsworth's Universal Encyclopaedia, about an article by Lugard on the British Empire, 1921-1922.
Fols. 38-39: Correspondence with Professor William Keith Hancock about his book, Argument of Empire, 1943.
Fols. 40-42: Correspondence with Kenneth Hare-Scott about the Public Schools' Business Society, 1941.
Fols. 43-45: Correspondence with Sir William Himsbury about Lugard's article in Foreign Affairs on "Native Policy" and his letter to The Times of 20 March on "The Colonial Empire", 1930-1943.
Fols. 46-56: Correspondence with Dr Max Horn of Brussels, mainly about the Belgian Congo, with a related letter from Sir Philip Mitchell, 1935-1944.
Fols. 57-58: Correspondence with Kathleen Howard, a cousin, about a more distant member of the family, 1944.
Fols. 59-65: Correspondence with the Howard League for Penal Reform, 1932-1934.
Fols. 66-68: Correspondence with H.H. Hunter about a speech by Sir Philip Mitchell on Uganda and Closer Union, 1942.

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