Correspondence with Major Ewart S. Grogan, 1924-1934

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Comprises:

(fol. 1) letter from Grogan to Walsh, passed on to Henn, about optimism in Kenya and the Labour Government, 22 Jan 1924
(fols. 2-3) copy of a letter from Henn to Grogan about the question of Federation being brought up in the House by Amery, Steel-Maitland, and others, and about Grogan's role in helping the settlers to make up their minds about it, 4 Mar 1924
(fol. 4) copy of a letter from Henn to Grogan about his rumoured resignation from the Joint East Africa Board (JEAB), 2 Oct 1924
(fol. 5) copy of a letter from Henn to Grogan about the congestion at Kilindini discussed at the last JEAB meeting and inviting Grogan to the next one, 17 Mar 1925
(fol. 6) letter from Grogan to Henn about the memorandum presented by Grogan to Botha at the Peace Conference in Paris, 2 Nov 1927
(fols. 7-10) notes of a discussion between Henn and Grogan concerned with several business projects and Grogan's appeal to Henn for financial help, 29 Oct 1931
(fols. 11-13) notes of a discussion between Henn and Grogan of East African affairs, probably prepared for a meeting of the JEAB, 13 Nov 1934
(fols. 14-15) letter from Grogan to Henn about the memorandum (fols. 11-13) Henn had sent him, 21 Nov 1934.

Dates

15 Leaves

MSS. Afr. s. 715 (2) 2, folder 7

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