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Correspondence between Marjorie Nicholson and John Hatch, University of Glasgow, Department of Extra-Mural Education, arranging for him to write two articles for Venture, one on Partnership in Central Africa, the other a comment on Volume III of the United Nations' Summaries and Analyses of Information from the Non-Self-Governing Territories transmitted during 1950; also, planning a meeting in Glasgow to discuss Central African federation.

Extents: 1 item

Dates: 21 Mar 1951-12 Feb 1952

Archive of the Fabian Colonial Bureau Home correspondence Correspondents with names beginning with A-Z Correspondents with names beginning with E-H

Correspondence between Marjorie Nicholson and Gladys Hickman, Lecturer in Education, University of Bristol, concerning reading lists on West Africa, 14 Jan-21 Feb 1952

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Shelfmark: MSS. Brit. Emp. s. 365/7, folder 2, fols. 115-119

Extents: 1 item

Dates: 14 Jan-21 Feb 1952

Archive of the Fabian Colonial Bureau Home correspondence Correspondents with names beginning with A-Z Correspondents with names beginning with E-H

Bodleian Archives & Manuscripts

Box 606767522

Contains 53 Results:

Correspondence between Hilda Selwyn-Clarke and Rev. W.D. Cattanach, Honorary Secretary, Edinburgh World Church Group, concerning a meeting in Edinburgh to discuss Central Africa, 8 Feb-14 Mar 1952

Correspondence between Marjorie Nicholson and Dr R.B. Wellesley Cole about the Constitution and politics of Sierra Leone, with a list of important reports of Royal Commissions and other investigations concerning Kenya during the past thirty years, 11 Feb-15 Dec 1952

Correspondence between Marjorie Nicholson and Fenner Brockway, International Chairman, Congress of Peoples against Imperialism, and Rolene Szur, Joint Secretary of the Congress, concerning the Meru people of Tanganyika (mainland Tanzania), and Central African federation, 17 Apr-8 Jun 1952

Correspondence between Marjorie Nicholson and Fred W. Dalley, Member of the Colonial Labour Advisory Committee, concerning his report on Malaya (Malaysia) to the Trades Union Congress (TUC), 6 Aug-28 Oct 1952

Correspondence between Hilda Selwyn-Clarke, Marjorie Nicholson, and Nehwati Dickson concerning Dickson's request for advice in establishing a 'Joint Council of the Federation of African Societies', 16 Apr-4 Jun 1952

Correspondence between Marjorie Nicholson and E. Philip Eastman, Commission of the Churches on International Affairs, concerning the establishment of the London Institute of Race Relations, 10-12 Mar 1952

Correspondence between Marjorie Nicholson and B.L. Gosschalk, Publicity Secretary, 'For a Democratic South Africa' Committee, about the work of the Committee, 20 Feb-7 Nov 1952

Correspondence between Marjorie Nicholson, Mary Benson, and the Rev. Michael Scott, both of the Africa Bureau, concerning the Bureau's aims, Central African federation, and Scott's inability to obtain a US visa in order to attend the United Nations, 18 May-16 Nov 1952

Correspondence between Marjorie Nicholson and the Hon. Okoi Arikpo, Minister of Land and Surveys and Local Development, Nigeria, concerning his visit to London, 5-9 Jun 1952

Correspondence between Marjorie Nicholson and G.H. Bagnall concerning Bagnall's reactions as a member of a delegation to East and Central Africa, 4 Jan-8 Feb 1952

Correspondence between Marjorie Nicholson, Hilda Selwyn-Clarke, and Dr Hastings Banda concerning the implications of, and African opposition to, Central African federation, 21 Feb-30 Dec 1952

Two letters from Marjorie Nicholson to G.B. Beckett, member of the Northern Rhodesian Executive and Legislative Councils, concerning the Northern Rhodesian (Zambian) attitude towards Central African federation, 2-9 May 1952

Letter from John A.R. Blacking, King's College, Cambridge, to Hilda Selwyn-Clarke concerning the military drive against bandits, and the teaching of English in Malaya (Malaysia), 26 Jan 1952

Correspondence between Marjorie Nicholson and Dr Bankole Bright, leader of the Sierra Leone delegation to the British Public regarding the present constitution of Sierra Leone, concerning this mission, 25 Jan-8 Apr 1952

Correspondence between Marjorie Nicholson and Miss E. Burton concerning a constitutional point in connection with the Central African Federation (Zambia, Zimbabwe, and Malawi), and the possibility of Dominion status, 5 Oct-16 Dec 1952

Correspondence between Marjorie Nicholson and F.G. Carnell, Institute of Colonial Studies, Oxford, concerning the Malayan Constitution, 15-24 Oct 1952

Correspondence between Marjorie Nicholson, Beryl Cross (FCB), and Colonel W. Gurney, Administration Officer, School of Planning and Research for Regional Development, concerning the possibility of establishing a training course in town planning designed for Commonwealth students, 2 Feb-26 Nov 1952

Correspondence between Marjorie Nicholson and John Hatch, University of Glasgow, Department of Extra-Mural Education, arranging for him to write two articles for Venture, 21 Mar 1951-12 Feb 1952

Correspondence between Marjorie Nicholson and Gladys Hickman, Lecturer in Education, University of Bristol, concerning reading lists on West Africa, 14 Jan-21 Feb 1952