St John‘s College Personal Collections

Clarke/7/150
File
2011

Text of talk 'Keynes's relevance today' given at Mount Royal University, Calgary, in 2011. Precise date unknown.

Clarke/7/152
File
2011

Material relating to the 28th Annual Churchill Centre Conference 'Churchill's special relationship: yesterday, today and tomorrow', held 27-30 October 2011 in London. PFC contributed a paper 'Churchill and the English-speaking peoples' to the panel 'From Yalta to Suez and Vietnam'. An email regarding the arrangements for the panel, and the text of his talk are included, along with the conference programme.

'Interested in Everything: Drawing inspiration from the collections of Samuel Butler'

Butler/Section 8 (VIII)/42/2
File
22 Oct. 2011

Part of Samuel Butler Collection

Exhibition case plan, captions and publicity material from the first public exhibition in the Samuel Butler Project, held at St John's College Library during the Cambridge Festival of Ideas, October 2011.

Correspondence Stefan Collini

Clarke/2/32
File
1971-2011

Part of The papers of Peter Clarke

Correspondence from Stefan Collini, with copies of some replies, together with paperwork associated with the supervision by PFC of Collini's PhD, and references.

Collini, Stefan (1947-)

Washington History Society plaque

Jeffreys/A1-A230/A227-230
File
April 2011

Part of Papers and correspondence of Sir Harold Jeffreys

Items relating to the unveiling of a plaque in Fatfield commemorating the birth of Harold Jeffreys there.

English-speaking peoples

Clarke/7/151
File
2011

Part of The papers of Peter Clarke

Printed abstract dated 21 January 2011 and annotated draft paper dated 31 March 2011 for paper 'The English-speaking peoples before Churchill'. A photocopy of an article 'The forgotten Churchill' by George Watson from American scholar, inscribed 'For Peter from George 9.iii.11' is present. Also a flier for Britain and the world and an offprint from that journal for the published article, which appeared in volume 4.2, 2011.

Private correspondence.