Manuscript notes on the persecution of Jews during World War II with accompanying newspaper cuttings

Manuscript notes for a speech given at the third northern provincial conference of The Magistrates' Association with printed programme, a speech [possibly] given to the People's Theatre, and a speech on politics.

Includes: Miscellaneous Number 6 (1914), entitled 'Correspondence Respecting the European Crisis', presented to both Houses of Parliament August 1914. Miscellaneous Number 10 (1914), entitled 'Despatch from His Majesty's Ambassador at Vienna Respecting the Rupture of Diplomatic Relations with the Austro-Hungarian Government', presented to both Houses of Parliament September 1914.

Both items are printed by HMSO, and feature annotations in Charles' hand.

Volume 86 - number 94 (11 October 1916) Volume 93 - number 59 (16 May 1917) (three copies) Volume 94 - number 69 (8 June 1917) Volume 100 - number 164 (19 December 1917) Volume 244 - number 8 (6 November 1930)

All copies have pencil corrections to the text in Charles' hand.

An analysis and reflection on Balfour's 1917 declaration establishing a 'natural home' for Jews. Written by Mrs Edgar Dugdale (Blanche E C Dugdale) and published by the Jewish Agency for Palestine.

Fabian Society Biographical Series number 12. Published by the Fabian Society in conjunction with Victor Gollancz Ltd.
Author - G D H Cole.

Volume 1 contains observations and jottings. Volume 2 is titled 'Holiday and Travel Book' containing details of Charles' travels in Great Britain, with poetry drafts at the end.

Includes copies of a pamphlet entitled Simple Sequels to Serious Scenes which gives comic outcomes to events in history, a transcript of a radio programme on David Lloyd George in which Charles took part, a statement on Charles' religious beliefs with particular reference to the afterlife, an obituary for Edward Keith (head gardener at Wallington), and a selection of poems, songs and other writings including some written for his children, and a poem on tourism in Russia.

Includes a typescript copy of a paper by Herbert William Richmond and a bound copy of articles in response by unknown authors, with annotations in Richmond's hand, addressed to Charles.

The majority have been sent from Durrants press cuttings