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Scope and Contents Correspondence between R. L. Hadfield and George Shepperson. Returns the questionnaire concerning G. H. Hollis (the original questionnaire sent by Shepperson can be found in the previous bundle relating to G. H. Hollis). Includes a sketch of Joseph Booth. Promises some photographs. August 1955. George Shepperson acknowledges the above. Looks forward to the photographs. 21 September...

Scope and Contents C. L. R. (Cyril Lionel Robert) James - Correspondence, Speeches, Bibliography. Letter from C. L. R. James to Professor George Shepperson, Edinburgh. He talks of his project to write memoirs of George Padmore, and thanks George Shepperson for his review of his writing. He believes a good review is valuable and this one had a great effect among the people of the University of Ibadan. At present, he is...

Scope and Contents Clements Kadalie and the ICU [Industrial and Commercial Workers' Union of Africa]. The Aims and Methods of the ICU, the Industrial and Commercial Workers' Union of Africa. Notes refer to various accounts, copies of The Workers' Herald, and letters from correspondents. Typescript. "The Relation between White and Black Workers in South Africa". A brief account of the Labour Movement by...

Scope and Contents 1-33. Clements Kadalie, National Secretary of the Industrial Workers Union of Africa with Arthur Creech-Jones, Transport Workers Federation. References to a constitution, an application for affiliation to the International Federation of Trade Unions, and the relationship between the South Africa Congress and The ICU.34-38. Clements Kadalie with Winifred Holtby (copies). Grateful for her support and for her efforts on behalf of the native workers. 1926-1927.39-41....

Scope and Contents Correspondence relating to Kadalie's autobiography and Phiri's Life:1. Anthony Sampson, The Observer, London, to George Shepperson, Edinburgh. Mr Sampson is interested to hear that the recipient is thinking of writing a book on Kadalie. Sends Mrs Kadalie's address. 8 November 1958.2. George Shepperson introduces himself to Mrs Kadalie. He is considering writing a book about...

Scope and Contents Walter Cockerill, George Shepperson and others (including Dr Thomas Price): 1951 (numbered A1–7) 1952 (numbered B1–17) 1953 (numbered C1–12) 1954 (numbered D1–31. D3 is a Warrant for the arrest of W. B. Cockerill, Esq Signed by the District Resident, Blantyre. 16 April 1915) 1955 (numbered E1–4) 1956 (numbered F1–11. F10 is an envelope containing 6 cards (USA) and F11 is a group photograph)Many letters concern the Chilembwe Rising of 1915, and Joseph...