Showing Collections: 61 - 80 of 241
Collection
Archive of Sir Alfred Zimmern
Archive of Sir Alfred Zimmern, 1883-1962.
Extents: 20.24 Linear metres (184 boxes)
Dates:
1883-1962
Collection
Archive of Sir (Arthur) Richard Jolly
Correspondence and papers of the United Nations and Institute of Development Studies development economist Sir Richard Jolly (1934-).
Extents: 31.03 Linear metres (86 boxes)
Dates:
Majority of material found within 1915-c. 2017, n.d.
Collection
Archive of Sir (D'Arcy) Patrick Reilly, 1914-1999 with some family papers, 1885-1963
Correspondence and papers of Sir (D'Arcy) Patrick Reilly (1909-99), diplomat, with correspondence and papers of his father, Sir (Henry) D'Arcy (Cornelius) Reilly (1876-1948), Indian Civil Service.
Extents: 18.15 Linear metres (165 physical shelfmarks)
Dates:
1885-1999
Collection
Archive of Sir Denis Wright
Correspondence, papers, photographs and diaries of Sir Denis Wright (1911-2005), diplomat
Extents: 19.7 Linear metres (54 boxes)
Dates:
1915-2005
Collection
Archive of Sir Francis Oppenheimer
Correspondence and papers of Sir Francis Oppenheimer (1870-1961), diplomat and author.
Extents: 2.52 Linear metres (37 boxes)
Dates:
1850-1961; Majority of material found within 1889 - 1961
Collection
Archive of Sir Geoffrey de Freitas
Papers of Sir Geoffrey de Freitas (1913-1982), politician and diplomat
Extents: 4 Linear metres (62 boxes)
Dates:
1900-1984
Collection
Archive of Sir John Gardner Wilkinson
Papers of Sir John Gardner Wilkinson (1797-1875), Egyptologist, [9th cent.]-1921
Extents: 37.73 Linear metres (343 physical shelfmarks)
Dates:
9th cent.-1921, n.d.
Collection
Archive of Sir Mark Aurel Stein (1862-1943)
Archive of Sir Mark Aurel Stein (1862-1943).
Extents: 43.23 Linear metres (393 boxes)
Dates:
1854-1953
Collection
Archive of Sir Michael Dummett
Archive of Sir Michael Dummett, philosopher and campaigner against racial injustice
Extents: 6.3 Linear metres (42 boxes)
Dates:
1951-2013
Collection
Archive of Sir Peter F. Strawson
Academic and personal papers of Sir Peter F. Strawson, Waynflete Professor of Metaphysical Philosophy at the University of Oxford (Magdalen College) (1968-1987).
Extents: 1.8 Linear metres (12 boxes)
Dates:
1942-[c. 2000s], n.d.
Collection
Archive of Sir Thomas Erskine Holland
Archive of Sir Thomas Erskine Holland
Extents: 0.33 Linear metres (3 boxes)
Dates:
1874-1919
Collection
Archive of Sir Willoughby Hyett Dickinson, later Baron Dickinson, concerning the League of Nations movement in England
The archive includes papers and pamphlets by Dickinson and others, and papers of the League of Nations Society and the League to Enforce Peace.
Extents: 1.05 Linear metres (6 physical shelfmarks)
Dates:
1914-1940
Collection
Archive of the Anti-Apartheid Movement
Archive of the Anti-Apartheid Movement, 1956-1998.
Extents: 146.85 Linear metres (2515 physical shelfmarks)
Dates:
1956-1998
Collection
Archive of the Anti-Slavery Society
Papers of The Anti-Slavery Society, 1757-1982.
Extents: 118.47 Linear metres (2236 physical shelfmarks)
Dates:
1757-1982
Collection
Archive of the Banbury Clerical Society
Archive of the Banbury Clerical Society.
Extents: 3.85 Linear metres (35 boxes)
Dates:
1852-1973
Collection
Archive of the Butler Family
Correspondence and papers of three generations of the Butler Family; Alfred J. Butler (1850-1936), Harold Butler (1883-1951) and Rohan Butler (1917-1996).
Extents: 15.85 Linear metres (229 boxes)
Dates:
1818-2009, n.d.
Collection
Archive of the Dashwood Family of West Wycombe, Buckinghamshire
Archive of the Dashwood Family of West Wycombe, Buckinghamshire (1626-1904).
Extents: 3.52 Linear metres (31 physical shelfmarks)
Dates:
1626-1904
Collection
Archive of the Gehenna Press
The archive of the Gehenna Press, an American private press founded by the artist Leonard Baskin (1922-2000), which published from 1942-2005.
Extents: 273 shelfmarks (30.03 Linear metres)
Dates:
Mainly 1973-2005
Collection
Archive of the Greene Family
Correspondence and papers of Graham Carleton Greene (1936-2016) publisher and his mother, Helga Greene (née Guinness) (1916-1985) literary agent.
Extents: 4.7 Linear metres (70 boxes)
Dates:
[c.1890]-2004
Collection
Archive of the Macirone Family
Correspondence and papers of the Macirone Family, principally George Macirone (1788-1858), his wife Mary Ann Macirone (1791-1869) nee Perriman, and their three children, Clara Macirone (1821-1914), Emily Macirone (1821-1888) and George Augustus Macirone (1834-1910) with born-digital transcriptions of their letters and diaries by Patricia Neate.
Extents: 1.54 Linear metres (14 physical shelfmarks; 1 digital shelfmark)
Dates:
1584-2016
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- Jommelli | Niccolò | 1714-1774 | composer 2
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- Petit de Billier | Amélina | 1798-1876 | governess 2
- Phillipps | Sir Thomas | 1792-1872 | Baronet | Antiquary, and Collector of MSS and Books 2
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- Shakespeare | William | 1564-1616 | Dramatist 2
- Social Democratic Party 2
- Starkie | Enid | 1897-1970 | scholar 2
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- Wharton | Thomas | 1648-1716 | 1st Marquess of Wharton 2
- Aborigines Protection Society (Great Britain) Aborigines Protection Society (Great Britain). 1
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- Anstee | Dame | Margaret Joan | 1926-2016 | United Nations civil servant 1
- Anti-Slavery International 1
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- Arne | Thomas Augustine | 1710-1778 | composer 1
- Ash | John Sidney | 1925-2014 | ornithologist 1
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- Baltzar | Thomas | 1631-1663 | violinist and composer 1
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- Barea | Ilsa | 1902-1973 | nee Pollak | Austrian writer and translator 1
- Barker | Edmund Henry | 1788-1839 | Classical Scholar 1
- Bartholdy | Cécile | Mendelssohn- | 1817-1853 | wife of Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy 1
- Bartholdy | Jacob Ludwig Felix Mendelssohn- | 1809-1847 | composer 1
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