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Box 606754912

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Contains 93 Results:

Correspondence with Lord Delamere, 1924-1931

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Comprises: (fols. 1-3) copy of a letter from Henn to Delamere about the Military Contributions, the East African Agency in London, the East Africa Commission, and Henn's belief that its main interest should be economic, and about the aims of the Joint East Africa Board (JEAB), 2 Jun 1924 (fol. 4) telegram from Delamere to Henn about the debate in the House of Commons on Delamere's land,...
Extents: 84 Leaves
Dates: 1924-1931

Correspondence with Sir Edward Denham, 1925-1933

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Comprises: (fols. 1-2) copy of a letter from Henn to Denham about the death of Coryndon and the loss to Kenya, 12 Feb 1925 (fols. 3-4) letter from Denham to Henn replying to letter from 12 Feb 1925 about Coryndon's work and the present position in Kenya, Leys' book Kenya, the strength of the Convention of Associations, and his own belief in the success of the...
Extents: 47 Leaves
Dates: 1925-1933

Correspondence with Ferdinand Stephen Joelson, Editor of East Africa and Rhodesia, 1926-1929

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Comprises: (fol. 1) letter from F.S. Joelson to Henn, thanking him for a copy of a lecture he was giving at Southampton, 5 Feb 1926 (fols. 2-4) letter from Joelson to Henn to accompany proofs of an article on the East African coffee industry, 2 Feb 1926 (fols. 5-6) letter from Joelson to Henn about publishing an article on East African Coffee, the interests of the Coffee...
Extents: 35 Leaves
Dates: 1926-1929

Copy of a letter from Henn to Dutton about his impression that Grogan was not opposed to Federation and the publication of the Olivier correspondence in The Times, which had discredited Norman Leys, 5 Oct 1927

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Shelfmark: MSS. Afr. s. 715 (1) 2, folder 10, fols. 53-56
Also covers: the sympathetic attitude in Britain towards any form of Federation proposed by East Africans themselves the attitude of the two Rhodesias (Zambia and Zimbabwe) a private letter from Sir Herbert Stanley on the Rhodesias (Zambia and Zimbabwe) the good impression made by Cameron in Britain.
Extents: 4 Leaves
Dates: 5 Oct 1927

Letter from Dutton to Henn about a personal letter from Leys to Henn that had been sent with The Times correspondence but was not for publication, and his own attitude towards Leys, Macgregor Ross, and Grogan, 3 Nov 1927

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Shelfmark: MSS. Afr. s. 715 (1) 2, folder 10, fols. 57-60
Also covers the recent meeting of the Convention of Associations when Federation was discussed, the scarcity of real enthusiasts in England for Federation, and the death of Billinge.
Extents: 4 Leaves
Dates: 3 Nov 1927