The writer, former Director of Education in Lord : Milner's government and then under Smuts as Minister of Education, sends him a copy of his thesis.

Found in: ADAMSON, John Ernest.

The individual and the environment: some aspects of the theory of education as adjustment. (S.526).

Sends Smuts a book of which he is a joint a written during the war in Germany, on tropical diseases afflicting domestic animals; expresses admiration for Sir Arnold Theiler who in his opinion has made a great contribution to science in South Africa.

Found in: DU TOIT, P.J. and KNUTH, Paul. Tropen-krankheiten der Haustiere. (S.1369).

Recalls meeting Smuts; as editor of the new: founded Foreign affairs, he requests Smuts to writ an article on South Africa and its position in cit world; includes contents page and envelope; encloses a letter from Kerr.

Found in: Foreign affairs: an American Quarterly review, 15 Juno 1923. (E.866).

Urges Smuts to write an article for Foreign affairs, which aims to inform the American public much the same way as the Round table has done for the people of the British Commonwealth; discusses the role of the United States in international affairs.

Found in: Foreign affairs: an American Quarterly review, 15 June 1923. (E.866).

Sends a book which he regards as "the most comprehensive summary of African native and missionary matters that I have ever read"; expresses admiration for Smuts.

Khont-hon-nofer: the lands of Ethics (E.1356).

Tenders his resignation; information to be forwarded to Smuts.

Found in: STEPHEN, Karin.

The misuses of the mind: a study of Bergson's attack on intellectualism. (S.1936).

Copy of a book sent together with a complimentary note.

Found in: SIMON, Loon and SKIN, Leonard.

Awakening Palestine. (S.996).

Explains the nature of exchange problems in South Africa, as well as the monetary and trade situation.

Enclosed in no. 62.

Expresses doubt on the recommendations of the Inter Imperial Exchange Committee.

Enclosed in no. 62.

Queries the recommendations of the inter Imperial Exchange Committee.

Enclosed in no. 62.