Sends Smuts a book on fairy tales for his grandchildren; and a second book which she wrote in 1914.

Found in: PICKARD-CAMBRIDGE, Hilda M.

An English woman s experiences in Germany, August 1914. (E.1620).

The writer encloses a book on health-systems, unemployment, old age and industrial insurance by Cohen, with a foreword by Neville Chamberlain.

Found in: LEVY, Hayman.

The universe of science. (S.2527).

The writer sends Smuts a book about.St. Andrews University to assist him in writing his Rectorial Address.

Found in: ST. ANDREWS UNIVERSITY. Votiva Tabella.

A letter approving the final draft of Smuts' Climate and man in Africa; various errors are indicated and extensions suggested; refers in detail to related archaeological questions; mentions loss of his archaeological collection in a fire at the University of the Witwatersrand.

Thanks Smuts for sending him a copy of: Climate and man in Africa; comments on its applicability to the archaeological work in which he is involved; enlarges on finds made from the Middle Stone Age Period.

Applauds Smuts' versatility in note of thanks for his copy of Climate and man in Africa.

Acknowledges with thanks the receipt of Smuts' lecture entitled: Some recent scientific advances, in their bearing on. philosophy; expresses doubt on Smuts' concept of "individuals".

Envelope attached.

Attaches a copy of a declaration outlining the attitude of the National Party concerning the question of co-operation with the South African Party; indicates that this declaration should be regarded as the answer to the offer made by Smuts and Duncan in the House of Assembly; should Smuts desire further discussion, he would be available; asks that the declaration be regarded as confidential until published the next day; draft in Afrikaans and English of Smuts' reply, "Fundamentals" and "Policy of Coalition" attached.

Sends his brief impression of their work at Mapungubwe; attached, 3 pages; thanks him for the opportunity to participate.

Enclosed in no 155.

Expresses his disappointment on losing the lease total house; attaches a copy of a report on his investigations at Mapungubwe.