King's Collections / Archive Catalogues

Correspondence and invitations, 1965

JOHNSTON, CH 1/1/9
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1965 Jan - Dec

Part of JOHNSTON, Sir Charles (1912-1986)

Invitations; letters from friends; letters of farewell on leaving posts; some semi-official correspondence.

Correspondence and invitations, 1966

JOHNSTON, CH 1/1/10
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1966 Jan - Dec

Part of JOHNSTON, Sir Charles (1912-1986)

Invitations; letters from friends; letters of farewell on leaving posts; some semi-official correspondence.

Correspondence and invitations, 1967

JOHNSTON, CH 1/1/11
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1967 Jan - Dec

Part of JOHNSTON, Sir Charles (1912-1986)

Invitations; letters from friends; letters of farewell on leaving posts; some semi-official correspondence.

Correspondence and invitations, 1969

JOHNSTON, CH 1/1/13
Item
1969 Jan - Dec

Part of JOHNSTON, Sir Charles (1912-1986)

Invitations; letters from friends; letters of farewell on leaving posts; some semi-official correspondence.

Correspondence and invitations, 1970

JOHNSTON, CH 1/1/14
Item
1970 Jan - Dec

Part of JOHNSTON, Sir Charles (1912-1986)

Invitations; letters from friends; letters of farewell on leaving posts; some semi-official correspondence.

Correspondence and invitations, 1971

JOHNSTON, CH 1/1/15
Item
1971 Jan - Dec

Part of JOHNSTON, Sir Charles (1912-1986)

Invitations; letters from friends; letters of farewell on leaving posts; some semi-official correspondence.

Correspondence and press cuttings, 1982, relating to the US Air Force Doolittle Raid on Tokyo in Apr 1942

JOHNSTON, CH 2/12
Item
1982 Apr 7 - Aug 16

Part of JOHNSTON, Sir Charles (1912-1986)

Cuttings and correspondence relating to the Doolittle raid on Tokyo, Apr 18 1942.

Correspondence and related papers, 1971-1975, concerning British-Japanese relations, 1931-1941

JOHNSTON, CH 2/19
Item
1971 Jul 27 - 1975 Jan 8

Part of JOHNSTON, Sir Charles (1912-1986)

Notes, cuttings and correspondence concerning Britain's policy towards Japan, 1931-41, and the signing of the Japanese Peace Treaty, 1951.

Correspondence with Lawrence Durrell, 1946, about publishers and about the political situation in Egypt

JOHNSTON, CH 5/2/3
Item
1946 Mar 1 - Apr 10

Part of JOHNSTON, Sir Charles (1912-1986)

Towards Mozambique and Other Poems (1947) Correspondence with Lawrence Durrell concerning likely publishers. Includes Durrell's comments on the political situation in Egypt.

Correspondence with the Foreign Office, 1968, about an article by Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs George Brown

JOHNSTON, CH 2/40
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1968 Apr 7 - 19

Part of JOHNSTON, Sir Charles (1912-1986)

Correspondence with Sir Paul Gore-Booth of the Foreign Office, criticizing George Brown's article 'Why I shocked the Foreign Office Mandarins' in the Sunday Times Weekly Review

Correspondence with the Royal Institute of International Affairs and the Foreign Office, 1964, about a recent publication on Aden

JOHNSTON, CH 2/33
Item
1964 Jul 20 - Nov 6

Part of JOHNSTON, Sir Charles (1912-1986)

Correspondence with the Royal Institute of International Affairs at Chatham House and the Foreign Office concerning inaccuracies in a Chatham House Essay, Imperial Outpost - Aden by Gillian King.

Correspondence, 1937-1944, relating to the publication of For Leagros, and other poems

JOHNSTON, CH 5/1/3
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1937 Oct 25 - 1944 Jul 31

Part of JOHNSTON, Sir Charles (1912-1986)

For Leagros and Other Poems (1940), Corespondence relating to publication by The Shakespeare Head Press and letters of congratulations.

Correspondence, 1944-1949, relating to the publication of Towards Mozambique and other poems

JOHNSTON, CH 5/2/2
Item
1944 Sep 28 - 1949 Dec 31

Part of JOHNSTON, Sir Charles (1912-1986)

Towards Mozambique and Other Poems (1947) Correspondence relating to publication by The Cresset Press Ltd.

Correspondence, 1946-1950, relating to the publication of the Johnstons' translation of A sportsman's notebook by Ivan Turgenev

JOHNSTON, CH 5/3
Subseries
1946 Aug 29 - 1950 May 13

Part of JOHNSTON, Sir Charles (1912-1986)

A Sportsman's Notebook by Ivan Turgenev. Translation by Charles (Hepburn) Johnston and his wife, Natasha Johnston (1950). Correspondence relating to publication by the Cresset Press Ltd and letters of congratulations. Includes letters from editor John Hayward describing the London literary scene.

Correspondence, 1958, about the deployment of British troops in Jordan and possible Iraqi invasion

JOHNSTON, CH 2/22
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1958 Aug 25 - Nov 18

Part of JOHNSTON, Sir Charles (1912-1986)

Correspondence relating to the stationing of British troops in Jordan (Operation Fortitude) to prevent an Iraqi invasion, and their withdrawal. Chiefly letters of thanks for Charles (Hepburn) Johnston's support and hospitality.

Correspondence, 1960-1962, on subjects including Johnston's appointments

JOHNSTON, CH 2/25
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1960 Mar 7 - 1962 Dec 27

Part of JOHNSTON, Sir Charles (1912-1986)

Correspondence relating to Charles (Hepburn) Johnston's appointments; to a dispute with Kenneth Trevaskis, British Agent, Western Aden Protectorate over an injudicious jest; to the offer of the Chief Clerkship, Foreign Office to Charles (Hepburn) Johnston and his rejection.

Correspondence, 1960-1962, with King Hussein of Jordan, chiefly about the merging of Aden and the Federation of South Arabia

JOHNSTON, CH 2/30
Item
1960 Nov 24 - 1962 Sep 7

Part of JOHNSTON, Sir Charles (1912-1986)

Correspondence with King Hussein of Jordan, chiefly relating to the merging of Aden with the Federation of South Arabia.

Correspondence, 1963-1975, relating to the publication of The view from steamer point

JOHNSTON, CH 4/1/4
Item
1963 Jun 10 - 1975 Apr 21

Part of JOHNSTON, Sir Charles (1912-1986)

The View from Steamer Point (1964) Correspondence relating to the preparation of the text and its publication by Collins; letters of congratulations and notes on the text by the Colonial and Foreign Offices.

Correspondence, 1964-1970, about Aden