Commends Curtis for his work in connection with the Protectorates; assesses implications of the conflict in Abyssinia in its wider context.

Enclosed in no. 210. Letter damaged.

Sends Smuts a copy of his Surge Memorial Lecture; elaborates on current issues involving Germany, France, Russia and England; he feels that England cannot remain uninvolved in the attack on Abyssinia by Mussolini.

Found in: League of Nations, East and West, no.4, 1934.

Letter serves to introduce J.S. Furley, Alderman and Freeman of Winchester.

Sends him a draft of his book; warns him that he has been depicted anonymously as an example of a practical politician which could prove to be an embarrassment.

Found in: CURTIS, Lionel Civitas Dei, vol. 3. (S.2006).

The author sends his latest paper together with a note outlining his findings of extinct Pleistocene species; hopes to obtain some remains of Australopithecus; requests details of a cave containing fossil bones previously referred to by Smuts.

The writer sends a copy of a book on behalf of the author; he. feels that there is a kinship between the quality and trend in the author's thought and that of Smuts as expressed in "Holism"; quotes various critics of Branford's work.

Found in: BRANFORD, Benchara.

Eros and psyche: an essay on the constitution and destiny of man. (S. 1619).

The author sends Smuts a recent publication dealing with the Jewish problem, pertaining in particular to the Zionist question; requests his comments.

Found in: MELCHETT, Henry Ludwig Mond, Baron. The neighbour. (E.1010).

Suggests that Smuts be approached to write an account of the history covering the previous fifty years.

Found in: MACNAIR, James Irvine.

Livingstone the liberator. (E.442).

Enclosed in no. 242.

Writes in a personal vein conveying the interest of her family in Smuts' work and their best wishes for 1937.

Found in: DONNAS, F.

Integral analysis and the phenomena of life.

Apologises for not having acknowledged her letter; he appreciates her translation of his book into German and its imminent publics a on; expresses some doubt as to the currency of the ideas expressed due to the time lapse since the book's publication eight years previously; advises her to inform the original publishers.

Found in: SMUIS, Jan Christian.

Kunftiges Afrika und Weltprobleme der Gegenwart.

Enclosed. in no. 247.