Nicholson was a member. Brief correspondence regarding general business; photocopy of manuscript notes (unknown hand), 1938, regarding dinners and Club business (a later inscribed note by Nicholson explains that the dinner on 27 Jan 1938 was his first).

The 'Club' was an informal group of industrialists, economists, planners, scientists etc which sought a less ideological and political basis to global policy-making. The British Group was founded in 1978 and chaired by Sir Monty Finniston. Nicholson advised the Group and attended at least one dinner, though it is unclear whether he held an official position within it. Correpondence and papers regarding the formation of the British Group and related matters, including typescript...

Nicholson held discussions with G. Hirschfeld, Director. Correspondence etc with Hirschfeld, 1957; later typescript notes by Nicholson on civilisation etc, found with the correspondence.

Correspondence etc of Nicholson and others, regarding Dartington Hall and other matters. Nicholson is the principal correspondent. Others include L.K. Elmshirst, Dorothy Elmshirst, Israel Sieff and David Lack. Included are two letters by Nicholson, 1940, to L.K. Elmshirst and Sieff respectively, regarding wartime matters and incidents; and a letter from Lack, 1939, to L.K. Elmshirst regarding the former's Galapagos expedition. Included also are correspondence and...

Typescript draft obituaries etc by Nicholson for L.K. Elmshirst and Israel Sieff, with related correspondence and background material.

Correspondence regarding arrangements; lecture synopsis, first page of an early draft and typescript version; correspondence arising.

Only one letter (copy, D. Lack to Nicholson) is dated 1936. The principal correspondent is the Headmaster of Dartington Hall School, Brian Nicholson. (Folder 1 of 3)

Only one letter (copy, D. Lack to Nicholson) is dated 1936. The principal correspondent is the Headmaster of Dartington Hall School, Brian Nicholson. (Folder 2 of 3)

Only one letter (copy, D. Lack to Nicholson) is dated 1936. The principal correspondent is the Headmaster of Dartington Hall School, Brian Nicholson. (Folder 3 of 3)

Nicholson was President, 1964-1965, and delivered the Presidential Address on 23 Oct 1964. Correspondence related to Nicholson's acceptance of the Presidency and arrangements for the Address, with manuscript and typescript notes for the latter; brief correspondence regarding Annual Dinner, 1965.

Copies of various early typescript papers by Nicholson and Huxley, with a few manuscript notes by Nicholson. Contents of a plastic wallet.

Correspondence regarding application for a grant to the Ford Foundation and other matters. Correspondents include Huxley and J. Bronowski.

Included are typescript papers by Nicholson. Some of the material relates to a proposed Institute of Human Studies. (Folder 1 of 4)

Included are typescript papers by Nicholson. Some of the material relates to a proposed Institute of Human Studies. (Folder 2 of 4)

Included are typescript papers by Nicholson. Some of the material relates to a proposed Institute of Human Studies. (Folder 3 of 4)