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Papers of H. Morrison in Nuffield College Library MSS.MORRISON

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A handlist of the

papers of Herbert Morrison, Lord

Morrison of Lambeth

1888 – 1965

in the Library of Nuffield College, Oxford

2004


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Contents

Chronology

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A Autobiography: early drafts

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B Press cuttings 8

B1 Press cuttings 1951 - 1964 9B2 Press cuttings 1955 – 1962; including reviews of

autobiography

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C Press cuttings, photographs and cartoons 13

C1 Press cuttings about Morrison’s appointment as President of the British Board of Film Censors, May 1960

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C2 Photographs 14

C3 Newspaper cartoons January 1949 to February 1950

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D Personal, political and publications 15

D1 House of Lords and political papers 16

D2 Political papers, letters and press cuttings 16

D3 Various publications, many by Morrison

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E Correspondence

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F Book review press cuttings 1973 – 1975 and undated

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Chronology

1888 Born

1902 – 1912 Errand-boy, shop assistant, telephone operator

1912 - 1915 Deputy circulation manager “Daily Citizen”

1915 – 1962 Secretary and later Treasurer of the London Labour Party

1920 – 1921 Mayor of Hackney

1921 – 1925 Alderman of Hackney

1922 – 1945 Member of London County Council

1923 – 1924, 1929 – 1931, 1935 – 1945

Member of Parliament for South Hackney

1929 – 1931 Minister of Transport

1931 Appointed to the Privy Council

1934 – 1940 Leader of the London County Council

1940 Minister of Supply

1940 – 1945 Home Secretary and Minister of Home Security

1942 – 1945 Member of War Cabinet

1945 – 1959 Member of Parliament for East, later South, Lewisham

1945 – 1951 Deputy Prime Minister

1945 – 1951 Lord President of the Council and Leader of the House of Commons

1951 Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs

1951 – 1955 Deputy Leader of the Opposition

1959 Created Lord Morrison of Lambeth

1960 President, British Board of Film Censors

1965 Died


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A

Herbert Morrison’s Autobiography

Herbert Morrison, the son of a policeman, was born in Lambeth, London, on 3rd January, 1888. He lost the sight in his right eye at birth but this did nothing to stop his interest in, and success at, politics. He was educated at the local elementary school and left at 14 to become an errand boy. He quickly become active in politics joining the Independent Labour Party in 1906 and then, later, the Social Democratic Federation. A founder member of the London Labour Party, Morrison became Mayor of Hackney from 1920-21, a year after he married for the first time. Morrison was also elected to the London County Council (LCC) in 1922 and the following year he became MP for South Hackney in the 1923 General Election. The Zinoviev scandal led to the Labour defeat of 1924 and Morrison’s departure from the House of Commons, but he returned in 1929 and was appointed as Minister of Transport by Ramsay MacDonald.

A mere two years later he left again however, refusing to serve on MacDonald’s National Government. Although he was once again elected to the House in 1935, it was in the interim period sitting on the London County Council that he had some of his biggest local government achievements. These included unifying the transport system and creating a ‘green belt’ around the suburbs.

In 1940 he was appointed Minster of Supply in Churchill’s wartime coalition government and then, later that year, took over as Home Secretary with responsibility for air raid precautions and organisation of the National Fire Service. Two notable incidents which occurred while he occupied this post were his attempts to shut down the Daily Mirror and his release of Oswald Moseley from prison.

After the war, Morrison was responsible for drafting Labour’s manifesto which included blueprints for the nationalization and welfare programmes. 1945 also saw Morrison become deputy prime minister and leader of the House of Commons. Ill-health forced Ernest Bevin to resign in March 1951 and Morrison became Foreign Secretary, a post he held until Labour's defeat at the 1951 General Election. He remarried shortly afterwards, in 1955.

Morrison was due to reach the pinnacle of his political career on the retirement of Clement Attlee when it was assumed he would take over as leader of the Labour Party and become Prime Minister. Attlee delayed his retirement until December 1955, however, when Morrison was sixty-seven years old and the leadership contest which followed was won by Hugh Gaitskell, a much younger man. Morrison was later to write “I have been asked more than once if I feel that it is true that Attlee deferred retirement until it was over-late for me to succeed him. My answer has always been, regretfully but inevitably in view of the evidence, that this in my view is a correct interpretation”1. The experience left him very disillusioned and he resigned his deputyship of the party. He did continue with his political career, however, and in 1959 was created a life peer. Business in the House of Lords and the post of President of the British Board of Film Censors (1960) kept him active until his death in 1965.

1 Morrison Memoirs, 1960.


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A1 Autobiography; early drafts

A/1 Notes on Morrison’s maiden speech, the form of words of the Address to the Queen and the taking of the Oath after a general election for the chapter on ‘Member of Parliament’

A/2 Instalment 1: early days from birth through first jobs, membership of Independent Labour Party and entry to the House of Commons

A/3 Instalment 2: from 1924 and the fall of the MacDonald government, 1931 and Morrison’s entry into the Cabinet, the break up of the Labour Government and Morrison’s involvement in the London County Council and the outbreak of war

A/4 Instalment 4: from 1943 as Home Secretary, wartime politics and the post-war Labour victory under Attlee in 1945 to Morrison’s break down in health and post-war economic crisis

A/5 ‘Intervention in Russia’

A/6 ‘The General Strike 1926’; history behind and events of the strike

A/7 ‘Minister of Transport’

A/8 ‘J. Ramsay MacDonald’ (Chapter 13?)

A/9 ‘World War again’; first draft

A/10 ‘On the way to world war again’; final copy

A/11 ‘War; the Chamberlain Government’


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A/12 ‘Churchill: prime minister and war leader,

personalities of the Churchill war coalition’, with annotations

A/13 ‘Churchill: prime minister and war leader, personalities of the Churchill war coalition’


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Press cuttings

B1 Press cuttings 1951 - 1964 9

B2 Press cuttings 1955 – 1962, including reviews of autobiography

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B1 Press cuttings 1951 - 1964

B1/1 Morrison’s general election radio broadcast in The Listener

1951 Oct 25

B1/2 ‘What I told the Americans and why they are mad at us’, article by Morrison in the Daily Mirror

1954 Oct 18

B1/3 Morrison’s report on the American election scene in the Evening Standard

1954 Oct 20

B1/4 Article and photographs of Edith Meadowcroft on eve of marriage to Morrison, in the Picture Post

1955 Jan 8

B1/5 H. Fairlie’s analysis of election prospects in the Daily Mail

1955 May 16

B1/6 ‘The Labour Party at Margate: scenes and personalities at the conference’, Illustrated London News

1955 Oct 22

B1/7 Article by Morrison on the possible abolition of the death penalty in News of the World

1955 Nov 20

B1/8-12 Aftermath of Labour leadership contest in the Daily Mirror, Daily Telegraph, The Star and unsourced

1955 Dec 15

B1/13-14 Labour Party celebrating 50th birthday and article by Morrison, The Manchester Guardian

1956 Feb 11

B1/15 ‘Nye Bevan’s private General Election’, News Chronicle

1955 May 16

B1/16 Reaction to L. Hunter’s book on political history in the Sunday Dispatch

1959 Apr 26

B1/17 ‘How we stopped the home fires burning’ by Morrison in the TV Times

1959 Oct 9

B1/18-19 H. Wilson’s aversion to change in Labour’s policy after election defeat, Guardian and Daily Mail

1959 Oct 24

B1/20 Responsibility of Home Secretary for capital punishment in The Star

1959 Oct 26

B1/21-25 Morrison on Churchill’s 85th birthday in the Evening News, Otago Daily Times, Rand Daily Mail and Western Morning News

1959 Nov 27 – 30

B1/26 ‘Is Prince Charles getting the right education?’ by Morrison in The Sunday Express

1959 Dec 6


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B1/27-29 Series of 3 interviews with Morrison by F. Barber

in News Chronicle 1959 Dec 7, 8 & 9

B1/30 ‘A day with the Morrisons’ by V. Hislop in The Evening News

1959 Dec 14

B1/31 ‘Success in the hair’, Evening Standard 1959 Dec 15

B1/32-34 Reviews of Morrison’s ‘Government and parliament’, Glasgow Herald, Times and Yorkshire Post

1959 Dec 23 & 28, Jan 7

B1/35 Incidents of anti-semitism reported in The Times 1960 Jan 25

B1/36 ‘My advice to the newly-elected councillor’ by Morrison in the Municipal Journal

1960 Feb 5, vol.68 no.3494

B1/37 Trade union divisions by Morrison in Sunday Dispatch

1960 Feb 7

B1/38 Morrison’s review of Eden’s memoirs in The Listener

1960 Mar 3

B1/39-40 Attlee on Bevin in The Observer 1960 Mar 20

B1/41 Morrison’s review of book on Bevin in John o’ London’s

1960 Mar 24

B1/42 Morrison claiming his pension, Daily Express 1960 Apr 5

B1/43-47 Morrison opening Wolverhampton’s new retail market, Express and Star, Birmingham Mail, Birmingham Post and Wolverhampton Chronicle

1960 Jun 22, 23 & 24

B1/48 ‘If I were at Scarborough…’ by Morrison in the Daily Express

1960 Oct 3

B1/49 ‘Livelier Lords earn their keep’ by Morrison in Daily Telegraph

1961 Apr 13

B1/50 Extract from House of Commons Hansard on Attlee 1961 Aug 3

B1/51 Article on B.A. William, Earl Russell by R. Pitman in The Sunday Express, London

1962 Feb 25

B1/52 Western historians browse through secret military archives of the Soviet Union, The Observer

1963 Jul 14

B1/53 Butler’s loss of the Tory leadership campaign, unsourced

1963 Oct 19

B1/54 ‘Are Moscow and Peking acting together in Africa?’ by A. Crawley in the Evening Standard (annotations by Morrison)

1964 Jan 27


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B1/55 ‘The clock goes back in Africa’ by J. Cameron in

the Daily Herald 1964 Jan 27

B1/56 Election results and guide to new GLC in The Evening News and Star

1964 Apr 10

B1/57-59 GLC election articles in The Times and Sunday Mirror

1964 Apr 11 & 12

B1/60 London News covering Labour victory at GLC elections, including article by Morrison

1964 May, no.155

B1/61 Morrison’s review of a book on British Cabinet Government in The Spectator

1964 May 22

B1/62 Article on Common Market, Evening Standard 1964 Jun 2

B1/63 House of Commons order paper, nationalisation debate

1964 Jun 18

B1/64 ‘Life is tough in Khrushchev’s Russia’ by J.B. Wood as part of Features and News from behind the Iron Curtain

1964 Jul 1

B1/65 Interview with Lord Douglas of Kirtleside, Economist

1964 Jul 4

B1/66 Commentary on Republican Party in run-up to election in the Evening Standard

1964 Jul 15

B1/67 Mention of Morrison in article on Labour Party in Express

1964 Oct 8

B1/68 Daily Telegraph election supplement 1964 Oct 17

B1/69 ‘Mr Wilson picks new men for his team’ in The Times

1964 Oct 19

B1/70 Snippet of press headline, unsourced


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B2 Press cuttings 1955 – 1962, including reviews of autobiography

B2/1 News Chronicle 1955 Nov 15

B2/2 The Evening News 1955 Dec 13

B2/3 The Old Age Pensioner 1955 Dec

B2/4-32 Newspaper articles on Morrison Memoirs, pre-publication

1960 Feb 28 – Sept 25

B2/33-42 Launch of Morrison Memoirs at Foyle’s 1960 Sept 26 & 27

B2/43-48 Reviews of Morrison Memoirs 1960 Sept 30 – Oct 1

B2/49 Photograph of French sailors in Edinburgh Evening News

1962 May 29

B2/50 Copy of a pamphlet ‘Parliament today’ by F. Joss and covering letter from author to Morrison

1946 Apr 6

B2/52 ‘Plan for cotton’ by H. Wilson with covering letter from the Labour Party

1954 Dec 3

B2/54 Copy of Socialist Commentary 1960 Feb

B2/55 ‘Modernisation and re-equipment of British railways’ by British Transport Commission

1955

B2/56 ‘Copy of resolutions to be moved in Committee of Ways and Means by the Chancellor of the Exchequer on 26th October, 1955’

B2/57 Sunday Times poster advertising Morrison Memoirs


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Press cuttings, photographs and cartoons

C1 Press cuttings about Morrison’s appointment as President of the British Board of Film Censors, May 1960

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C2 Photographs 14

C3 Newspaper cartoons January 1949 to February 1950

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C1 Press cuttings about Morrison’s

appointment as President of the British Board of Film Censors, May 1960

C1/1-20 Letter from Secretary of the British Board of Film Censors (BBFC) to Morrison, enclosing press cuttings about his appointment as President

1960 May 3-5

C1/21-35 Compliment slip from BBFC along with another batch of press cuttings about the appointment

1960 May 3-5

C1/36-41 Compliment slip from BBFC with more press cuttings, mainly from the principal papers

1960 May 4-8

C1/42-47 Secretary of BBFC to Morrison about sample signature and enclosing four more press cuttings

1960 May 12

C2 Photographs

Miscellaneous photographs of Morrison, his political colleagues and his second wife

C3 Newspaper cartoons January 1949

to February 1950

Cartoons of Morrison and colleagues from various newspapers

1949 Jan 2 – 1950 Feb 22


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D

Personal, political and publications

D1 House of Lords and political papers 16

D2 Political papers, letters and press cuttings

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D3 Various publications, many by Morrison

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D1 House of Lords and political

papers

D1/1 Brief Morrison family history and tartan

D1/2 Letter from London Labour Party congratulating Morrison on his marriage

1919 Mar 18

D1/3-6 Papers of appointment to the Privy Council, along with envelope

1931 Feb 12

D1/7 Telegram notifying of Accession Council meeting 1936 Jan 21

D1/8 Letter notifying Morrison of award of Order of the Companions of Honour

D1/9 Statutes of the Order of the Companion of Honour 1919

D1/10 Note for record of papers for Lord President of the Council

1945 Aug 8

D1/11-15 House of Lords information booklet and expenses forms

D2 Political papers, letters and press

cuttings

D2/1 Invitation from Independent Labour Party to their National Organisation Committee conference

1923 Feb 20

D2/2-4 Two National Organisation Committee memoranda, by J. Beckett and Morrison, and accompanying letter from the Independent Labour Party

1923 Feb

D2/5 Note regarding Morrison’s memoranda from P.J..N.B.

1944 Feb 3

D2/6 Minute sheet communication from P.J.N.B. regarding the post-war organisation of the Inland Transport system

1944 Jan 10

D2/7-8 Notes on the National Fire Service sent to The Times, with a note from G.G.

1944 Dec 6

D2/9-10 Memorandum on Mr A.M. Adams and the organisation of dinners in the House of Commons, and envelope

1949 Jan 25

D2/11 Labour Party Local Government Sub-Committee paper on Housing and rents policy in the light of the Tory Government’s actions

1955 Nov 2


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D2/12-13 Housing Subsidies Bill second reading debate with

letter from London County Council 1955 Nov 16

D2/14 Summary of discussion at the London Labour Party municipal conference, held on 19 Nov 1955

1955 Dec 5

D2/15 Draft of article on American reaction to the British and French action in the Middle East

1956 Oct 31

D2/16-20 Press cuttings from the New York Herald Tribune dealing with the situation in the Middle East, sent by George Field, Freedom House

1956 Nov 2

D2/21 Letter from George Field, Freedom House, regarding political events in Europe, America and Egypt

1956 Nov 5

D2/22 London Labour Party statement of evidence presented to the Royal Commission on Local Government in Greater London

1958 Jun 3

D2/23 Liberal voting in Commons since 1955 General Election

1958 Nov

D2/24 Letter from M. Raisin, Secretary and Agent of South Lewisham Labour Party regarding Morrison’s article from the ‘Digest’

1959 Jun 9

D2/25-26 Letter from F. Hawkes, Chairman of South Lewisham Labour Party regarding Morrison’s decision to leave Parliament

1959 Jun 29

D2/27-36 Communications regarding Morrison’s article on the Lewisham Borough Council elections for the South Lewisham Labour Party Digest which was turned down for publication

1959 Jul

D2/37-38 Copy of South Lewisham Labour Party Digest and compliment slip

1959 July/Aug

D2/40 Royal Commission on Local Government in Greater London memorandum of evidence submitted by the Minority Party on the London County Council

1959 Sept

D2/41-43 Copy of Addison Rules for House of Lords and accompanying letter from Private Secretary to the Clerk of the Parliaments

1961 Mar 8

D2/44-46 Letter from Association of Municipal Corporations on Morrison’s resignation as President and copy of Lord Mayor of London’s speech

1961 Oct 5


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D2/47 Sir William Hart to Mr Hemming of Municipal

Journal containing Beatrice Webb quotation on London Government

1962 Jan 12

D2/48 Letter from Foreign Office Library regarding “Tube Alloys”

1962 Sept 26

D2/49 Part of a draft speech/letter/article

D3 Various publications, many by

Morrison

D3/3 National Savings certificates

D3/4 ‘Prospects and policies: five speeches on post-war subjects’ by Morrison

1943

D3/5 ‘Labour’s economic plan’ by Morrison 1946

D3/6 ‘How parliament can play a revolutionary part in the transition to Socialism and the role of the popular masses’ by J. Kozak, introduction by Morrison

1961 Jan

D3/7 Copy of St. Martin’s Review: Crime and punishment

1962 Jun

D3/8 ‘Economic planning’ by Morrison

D3/9 ‘Herbert Morrison’s work in the War Government 1940-1945’ by the Labour Party

1945 Jun

D3/10 ‘Our parliament and how it works’ by Morrison 1953

D3/11 Election address of Morrison, Labour candidate, for North Southwark L.C.C. Bye-election

1920, May

D3/12 Election address of Morrison, Labour candidate, for parliamentary general election, East Lewisham

1945 Jun

D3/13 Friends of the National Libraries annual report 1961

D3/14 Interview transcript for BBC Home Service (Schools) on talks for sixth forms

1962 Jun 29

D3/15 Copy of Soviet Union magazine, no.147 1962

D3/16 The Scotsman Weekend Magazine 1962 May 26

D3/17 Scottish Daily Mail 1962 May 31

D3/18 Edinburgh Evening News 1962 Jun 1


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Correspondence


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E Correspondence

E/1 To Prime Minister MacDonald from Morrison regarding London traffic problem and press cutting from ‘Labour Leader’

1929 Nov 21

E/2 Reply to above from Prime Minister 1929 Nov 21

E/3 The editor of the Daily Herald to Morrison 1929 Dec 2

E/4 E. Bevin to Morrison on traffic problem 1930 Jan 27

E/5 Morrison to J. Thomas 1930 Feb 2

E/6 To Morrison from C.P. Duff regarding appointment to Privy Council

1930 Dec 16

E/7 Prime Minister to Morrison inviting him to join the Cabinet

1931 Mar 19

E/8 To Morrison from the Prime Minister 1931 Mar 23

E/9 Cabinet Committee on the Report of the Committee on National Expenditure

1930 Aug 21

E/10 The Prime Minister to Morrison 1931 Aug 27

E/11 From A. Greenwood to Morrison with notes on Cabinet and Crisis

1931 Sept 3

E/12 To A. Greenwood from Morrison 1931 Sept 10

E/13-15 Between Morrison and the Prime Minister about the fate of the London Passenger Transport Bill

1931 Sept 14-18

E/16 Circular from A. Greenwood with copy of summary of Cabinet and Cabinet Sub-committee on Economy proceedings

1931 Sept 25

E/17 Final report of the Economy Committee 1933 Jan 16

E/18 Churchill to Morrison 1940 Jul 5

E/19 Churchill to Morrison 1940 Nov 21

E/20 Beaverbrook to Morrison 1941 Dec 3

E/21 Churchill to Morrison 1942 May 29

E/22 Churchill to Morrison 1942 Jul 18

E/23 Postcard signed G.B.S. 1943 Nov 27


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E/24 Morrison to Churchill 1944 Mar 8

E/25 Note by Morrison 1944 Nov 22

E/26 Attlee to Morrison 1947 Mar 27

E/27 H. McNeill to Morrison 1947 Apr 3

E/28 Attlee to Morrison 1947 Apr 5

E/29 Morrison to Attlee 1947 Apr 8

E/30 Attlee to Morrison 1947 Apr 16

E/31 W. Whiteley to Morrison 1947 Apr 16

E/32 E. Bridges to Morrison 1947 Jul 5

E/33 Morrison to E. Bridges 1947 Jul 8

E/34 Morrison to S. Cripps 1947 Sept 8

E/35 S. Cripps to Morrison 1947 Sept 8

E/36 Morrison to S. Cripps 1947 Sept 8

E/37 Morrison to PPS/Pat 1947 Sept 9

E/38 Morrison to ‘Willie’ (Whiteley) 1947 Sept 13

E/39 Attlee to Morrison 1947 Sept 15

E/40 Morrison to Attlee 1947 Sept 19


E/42 M. Webb to Morrison (page 2 missing) 1947 Oct 1

E/43 Whiteley to Morrison 1947 Oct 1

E/43A Undated list of cabinet position with possible appointments in Whiteley’s handwriting

E/44 Attlee to Morrison 1947 Oct 3


E/46 Morrison to Attlee re reshuffle 1948 Dec 29

E/47 Morrison to Whiteley 1948 Dec 29

E/48 Attlee to Morrison 1949 Jan 2

E/49 Note of conversation with Attlee by Morrison 1950 Apr 21


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E/50 Note to Morrison from N. Brook attached to note

from Morrison and Whiteley to Attlee and note from K. Wilford to Morrison

1951 Apr 16

E/51 Sir H. Shawcross to Morrison, typescript copy of same letter, and Morrison’s reply.

1951 Apr 25 and 30

E/52 Krishna, from India House, to Morrison 1951 May 1

E/53 Attlee to Morrison 1951 May 27

E/54 Morrison to Attlee 1951 July 6

E/55 Churchill to Morrison 1951 Nov 12

E/56 P. Hancock, for Foreign Secretary, to Morrison and A. de la Mare, Security Dept, to Morrison

1955 Sept 20 and 22

E/57 Letters from A. Blake to Morrison re Maclean and Burgess White Paper

1955 Oct 5 and 21 and Nov 10

E/58 H. Macmillan to Morrison and Morrison’s reply re peerage

1959 Sept 10 and 11

E/59 Foreign Office report on Maclean, Burgess and Philby to Morrison

1963 Jul 19

E/60 Morrison to H. Wilson and Wilson’s reply, with press cutting about ombudsman.

1964 Jul 9 and 10

E/61 M. Rubenstein, solicitor for Penguin Books, to Morrison

1964 Jul 23

E/62 Labour Party National Agent to Morrison 1964 Jul 31

E/63 Morrison to H. Brooke 1964 Oct 15


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Book review press cuttings 1973 – 75 and undated

These are book reviews of ‘Herbert Morrison: portrait of a politician’ by B. Donoughue and G.W. Jones and were donated to the Library by Prof. G.W. Jones, 10.12.1997.


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F Book review press cuttings 1973 – 75

and undated

F/1 ‘Compleat politics’ by A. King, New Society 1923 Sept 27

F/2 ‘The Labour Party’s first professional’ by D. Donnelly, The Times

1973 Sept 27

F/3 ‘Mr Polly at Westminster’ by D. Marquand, New Statesman

1973 Sept 28

F/4 ‘The complete professional’, The Economist 1971 Sept 29

F/5 ‘The fatal flaw’ by R. Crossman, Sunday Times 1973 Sept 30

F/6 ‘No room at the top’ by R. Jenkins, The Observer (Review)

1973 Sept 30

F/7 ‘His lost secrets’ by A. Hern, Evening Standard 1973 Oct 2

F/8 ‘The man who built Waterloo Bridge’ by P. Whitehead, The Listener

1973 Oct 4

F/9 ‘Morrison: a tidy man’ by C. Welch, Daily Telegraph

1973 Oct 4

F/10 ‘Tragic colossus of the political stage’ by P.G. Walker, Hampstead and Highgate Express & News

1973 Oct 5

F/11 ‘An ordinary man’ by R. Hattersley, Spectator 1973 Oct 6

F/12 ‘Bevan and Morrison: the heart and the mind that stayed poles apart’ by D. McKie, Oxford Mail

1973 Oct 11

F/13 ‘A Napoleon in local government’, Local Government Review

1973 Oct 13

F/14 ‘Socialism – Waterloo Bridge and Tredegar Hills’ by N. Mackenzie, Times Higher Education Supp

1973 Oct 19

F/15 ‘The disappointed man of government’, Times Literary Supplement

1973 Oct 19

F/16 ‘Behind the facades’ by J. Vaizey, Times Educational Supp

1973 Oct 26

F/17 ‘Two types of political leadership’ by B. Walden, The Listener

1973 Nov 1

F/18 ‘Morrison: corporate manager via politics’ by J.D. Stewart, Municipal and Public Services Journal

1973 Nov 2


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F/19 ‘Book Talk: Herbert Morrison – Portrait of a

politician’, BBC External Services 1973 Nov 13

F/20 ‘London’s leader’ by C. King, Books and Bookmen 1973 Dec

F/21 ‘Inside Labour politics’ by Sir C. Petrie, Illustrated London News

1974 Jan

F/22 ‘Yesterday’s campaigners’ by W. Rodgers, Socialist Commentary

1974 Mar

F/23 Book reviews, Fabian News 1974 Mar

F/24 ‘Party leaders’ by B. Pimlott, Parliamentary Affairs 1974 Spring

F/25 Book reviews, Public Administration 1974 Summer

F/26 Book reviews, Political Studies 1974 Jun, no.2

F/27 Book reviews, The London Journal 1975 May vol.1 no.1

F/28-35 Book reviews, Unsourced and undated

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