Discusses the Palestine situation, blames Wauchope and the Colonial Office for the intensification of the rebellion; mentions the difficulties presented by the Woodhead Report on the question of partition; discusses British Government plans for the territory, requests Smuts personally to influence Roosevelt.

Sends Smuts a copy of his speech.

Found in: AMERY, Leopold Charles Maurice Stennett. The constitutional development of South Africa. (E.2149).

Sends Smuts a book on the Tennessee Valley Authority, suggesting that a similar plan be implemented in South Africa.

The writer includes a lecture dealing with the post-war world and possible settlements; briefly discusses the inability to bring different parties in India together.

Frayed.

Found in: AMERY, Leopold Charles Maurice Stennett. The British Commonwealth and the world. (E.102).

Sends a booklet containing speeches pertaining to India; reviews his objectives in India; refers to Rommel and the North Africa Campaign.

Found in: AMERY, Leopold Charles Maurice Stennett, India and freedom. (E.1541).

Attaches a pamphlet on the German claim for colonies; approves of then claim provided no strategic danger is involved.

Found in: AMERY, Leopold Charles Maurice Stennett. The problem of the cession of mandated territories in relation to the world situation. International affairs, vol. 16, no. 1, JanuaryFebruary 1937, pp. 3-22.

Explains current events in Parliament pertaining to the recognition of a Jewish state and how various politicians such as Bevin, Churchill, Attlee and Stanley handled the debate, refers to the proposed British Delegation to the European Assembly.

Found in: AMERY, Leopold Charles Maurice Stennett, The British Commonwealth and European unity (E.101).

Presents Smuts with an advance copy of his latest book; refers to Smuts stand on the question of Imperial Preference in economic agreements.

Found in: AMERY, Leopold Charles Maurice Stennett The Washington loan agreements: a critical study of American economic foreign policy (E.196).

The writer encloses an address by Mr. Murray Clark of the Royal Canadian Institute, in which Clark refers to a statement made by Smuts.

The reign of law. (S.1066).

The writer sends a report on Palestine at the request of Sir William Clark; he emphasises the confidential nature of the report until publication is authorized.

Found in: PALESTINE ROYAL COMMISSION. Report.