Showing 66921 results

Robert Duncan, essays, poems, letters: photocopies of essays by Duncan including 'Notes on poetics: regarding Olson's 'Maximus'' from Black Mountain Review 6 (1956), 'Ideas on the meaning of form' Kulchur 4 (New York, 1961) and offprint of 'The world of Jaime de Angulo', an interview of Angulo by Duncan from The Netzahualcoyotl News 1/1 (Turtle Island, 1979); photocopies of poems by Duncan for teaching purposes including 'My mother would be a falconress', 'Tribal memories', 'The multiversity'; a passage from 'Dante etudes' copied out in manuscript by Mottram; photocopy of retying of Duncan letters to Robert Bertholf during 1974, headed 'Ground work', and commenting on his work and ideas

Correspondence, articles and pamphlets on the economy

Set of five texts, possibly distributed at a conference: 'ATBM: Back to Strategy', by Admiral Pierre LaCoste, Director, Direction Generale de la Securite Exterieure (DGSE); 'European Defense Initiative or Extended Air Defense?', by General Luigi Caligaris, Italian former Brigadier General; 'The United Kingdom and the Issue of Anti-Tactical Ballistic Missiles (ATBMs), by Ian M Cuthbertson; 'Current Alliance Anti-Tactical Missile Programmes and Prospects for Funding', by Michael Moodie, Special Assistant to the Ambassador and Assistant for Special Projects at the U.S. Mission to NATO and 'ATBM and the Federal Republic of Germany, by W R Smyser, United Nations Deputy High Commissioner for Refugees. 83pp.

Papers on Economic Reform, including copies of writings for Tory Forum, a speech to the Southampton Chamber of Commerce etc. Related Material (See also BRYANT E/57)

Typescript texts of Wilkins’ lectures given during his tour of Japan, 1982, with manuscript annotations: ‘Violence in science and the problem of nuclear war’; ‘Science and the future of mankind’; ‘Social responsibility of scientists’

Text of telegrams sent from 11-30 May, 1940, during the course of the Battle of Flanders and the subsequent evacuation from Dunkirk, notably between General Headquarters British Expeditionary Force, the War Office, (Robert) Anthony Eden, AF Roger John Brownlow Keyes, 1st Baron Keyes, Gen Sir William Edmund Ironside, Gen Georges, Gen John Standish Surtees Prendergast Vereker, 6th Viscount Gort, Gen Weygrand, Rt Hon Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill, Gen Sir John Greer Dill, and King George VI. 9pp.

Envelope marked 'USA lectures, 1960 and comments at Pittsburg', containing: 'A hypothesis of the contractile mechanism in a smooth muscle': 2 heavily annotated typescript versions. 'Speed and striation in muscles': 2 annotated typescript versions. Short talk on the ABRM. Notes and comments on talks given by Szent-Györgyi, Podolsky, Ernst, Sjöstrand. Hanson visited the US during the early months of 1960, travelling across the country giving lectures and seminars, visiting laboratories and research institutes, and attending conferences.

Related Material See also K/PP67/F/10.

Typescript texts of talks given by David Bohm: ‘Insight, knowledge, science and human values’, 1980; ‘A series of talks given at SyracuseUniversity, September 1982: 1: The implicate order: a new approach to the nature of reality. 2: Insight, imagination, reason and the nature of knowledge. 3: Consciousness, the limits of knowledge – and what may lie beyond’, with programme for the series, Sep-Oct 1982; ‘The post-modern physics and the post-modern world’ no date; ‘Insight into measure, in the East and in the West’, no date. Also photocopy chapter by Bohm and Basil Hiley, ‘Einstein and non-locality in the quantum theory’, published in Einstein: the first hundred years, edited by Maurice Goldsmith (Elsevier, 1980)

Speeches.

Speeches, chiefly delivered at the opening of the Legislative Council sessions. Includes some farewell speeches to Charles (Hepburn) Johnston.

Uncorrected proofs of manuscript and typescript notes of speeches delivered by Mayhew, 1938-1986. Speeches relate to Labour Party politics, 1938; the Marshall Plan and economic aid to Europe, 1947; the UK Delegation to the United Nations, 1949; race relations in the UK during the 1950s and 1960s; UK electoral reform; the UK role in the Middle East and proposed UK relations with Arab nations and Israel. 3 files.

German Maj Gen Ulrich Liss, speeches relating to his stay in Russia 1945-1955 and intelligence service in German high command in World War Two. 1 file

Texts of speeches given by Brooke-Popham at the Imperial Defence College, London, on 'The preparation of combined appreciations for a major war', and 'Higher direction of war', 1934, and text of a lecture on 'Grand Strategy' given by Edward Mead Earle at the Army and Navy Staff College, Washington DC, USA, 15 Sep 1944. 1 file, 3 items.

Texts of speeches given by Kirke to the House of Commons relating to the Territorial Army and its growth 1936-1939 and the importance of this expansion for the security of the country with regard to the increasing possibility of war in Europe. 1 file

Official addresses by FM and Commander in Chief Bernard Law Montgomery, consisting of Personal message from the C-in-C, address from Montgomery to all troops of the 21 Army Group, concerning the forthcoming campaign by the Allied forces in Western Europe, 1944, 1 p; Personal message from the C-in-C, concerning the relinquishment of Montgomery's command in Germany and appointment as Chief of the Imperial General Staff, 1 May 1946, 1 p. 2 items

Three published speeches, 1966-1970, entitled Speech by the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs [Rt Hon George Alfred Brown] in the General Assembly of the United Nations, New York, 11 October 1966 (HMSO, London, 1966); Speech by the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs [Rt Hon Robert Michael Maitland Stewart] in the General Assembly of the United Nations, New York, 14 October 1968 (HMSO, London, 1968); Speech by the Prime Minister, The Rt Hon Edward Heath, MBE, MP, at the Commemorative Session for the Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of the United Nations, New York, 23 October 1970 (HMSO, London, 1970). 1 file

Typescript texts of sermons by Cicely Saunders, including 'Dependence and vulnerability', given at St Mary the Great, Cambridge, March 1976, and 'Why should this happen to me?', at the Church of Christ the King, London, December 1976.