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Box 606767873

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Anthony Brooke: personal letters to and him and some related papers (continued), 2 Sep-14 Dec 1946

With one item. There are many references to the booklet The Facts about Sarawak, compiled by Anthony Brooke and published in Sep 1946 (see MSS. Pac. s. 83/21, folder 5, item 4).
Shelfmark: MSS. Pac. s. 83/19, folder 6
Extents: 102 Leaves
Dates: 2 Sep-14 Dec 1946
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Anthony Brooke: personal letters to him, 12 Jan 1947-17 Feb 1951

Comprises: (fol. 1) letter from 'A housewife citizen of Singapore' expressing sympathy for his cause, and mentioning Winston Churchill's criticism of the Home Office, 12 Jan 1947 (fol. 2) letter from Basil Brooke about a reliable report from Sarawak that only two Europeans there wished to see the old regime back, and the danger that Anthony Brooke might become 'the centre of subversive…
Shelfmark: MSS. Pac. s. 83/19, folder 7
Extents: 40 Leaves
Dates: 12 Jan 1947-17 Feb 1951
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Rajah Sir Charles Vyner Brooke: personal correspondence, chiefly with his brother Bertram, 1941-1946

Bertram Brooke is addressed as 'Adeh' (brother). Comprises: (fols. 1-2) letter from the Rajah to [C.D.] Le Gros [Clark] from Astana, Sarawak; marked 'Private', about the succession; the Rajah's view that he and Anthony Brooke were 'perfect strangers'; his impression that the Dayak communities 'did not care a rap for the future provided he promised to stay in Sarawak' and his willingness to do so provided…
Shelfmark: MSS. Pac. s. 83/19, folder 8
Extents: 47 Leaves
Dates: 1941-1946
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Bertram Brooke, Tuan Muda: personal correspondence, chiefly letters from him to his son Anthony, 1941-1950

Comprises: (fols. 1-2) letter from Bertram Brooke to Anthony Brooke in Sarawak, 'as from Sarawak Government Offices, Millbank House', about the contentment of Anthony Brooke and his family in their out-station home at Sarikai (Sarikei); the Rajah's former wise policy of letting the lives of the people 'modify themselves to fit in with changing conditions'; the close attention paid by the Colonial Office…
Shelfmark: MSS. Pac. s. 83/19, folder 9
Extents: 47 Leaves
Dates: 1941-1950
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Mrs Gladys Brooke, Dayang Muda: personal correspondence, notes, and diary, 1946-1949

Comprises: (fols. 1-2) copies of two letters from Gladys Brooke from Bombay (Mumbai) to her London solicitor, R. Greenwood, and to E.R. Cawdron, solicitor in Paris, requesting that action be taken regarding her Paris flat, 11 Jan 1946 (fols. 3-4) signed copy of letter from Gladys Brooke from Bombay (Mumbai) to Datu Patinggi, about the Rajah's decision to 'abandon the country which he…
Shelfmark: MSS. Pac. s. 83/19, folder 10
Extents: 43 Leaves
Dates: 1946-1949
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Replies received in response to a letter from Anthony Brooke, 16-23 Jan 1946

With enclosures [including his memorandum on MacBryan, circulated to MPs and others] from: Lord Rennell of Rodd Lord Vansittart Martin Wight Alan Lennox-Boyd, MP Lord Hailey J.L. Garvin Viscount Chaplin Lord Iddesleigh.
Shelfmark: MSS. Pac. s. 83/19, folder 4, fols. 5-12
Extents: 8 Leaves
Dates: 16-23 Jan 1946
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Two letters from Martin Wight about his own reactions and about letters to the press from Margery Perham and himself, 7 and 13 Feb 1946

Also advising Anthony Brooke to remain out of the fray and avoid the 'family squabble' angle.
Shelfmark: MSS. Pac. s. 83/19, folder 4, fols. 22-23
Extents: 2 Leaves
Dates: 7 and 13 Feb 1946
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Form of receipt for papers from Anthony Brooke signed by Lt. Col. W.P.N.L. Ditmas, 7 Feb-19 Mar 1946

With note added. Letter from his father to Anthony Brooke, and typed extracts from letters to his family, about his concern at news of Cession proposals and 'Sarawak betrayal'.
Shelfmark: MSS. Pac. s. 83/19, folder 4, fols. 24-26
Extents: 3 Leaves
Dates: 7 Feb-19 Mar 1946