Book sent together with the publisher's compliments; requests his opinion of the book.

Signature illegible.

Found in: JANOVSKY, Karl. Begegnung mit Afrika. (E.245).

Amends his previous views on peace-keeping after re?reading Norman Angell's book.

Enclosed in no. 318.

Refers to Smuts' interest in re-tracing the route followed by the Louis Trichardt expedition; informs him that a French-inscribed sword was found on a farm where charred remains of Trekker wagons were located.

Found in: DE KOCK, H. Carl.

Op Trichardt se spoor oor die Drakensberge. (E.1831).

Sends a summary of the Report of the Palestine Partition Commission, 11 pages, together with a policy statement regarding Palestine, 4 pages; confidential nature emphasized until published in London.

Sends Smuts eight photographs of the "Howell Wright Collection of Rhodesiana and South Africana" which was exhibited at the Cleveland Public Library; asks Smuts for as autographed photograph of himself to be included in the next exhibition.

Found: loose on a shelf.

Photographs found in: WALKER, Eric Anderson. Historical atlas of South Africa. (E.2080).

At the request of Lionel Curtis, he forwards a copy of a book by Streit, proposing a scheme of world federation; Duncan expresses his scepticism of the idea.

Found in: STREIT, Clarence Kirshman. Union now. (S.2065).

Presents his book; mentions Britain's indebtedness to Smuts during the First World War.

Found in: BAYLY, Hugh Wansey. Air challenge and the locusts. (E 1165).

Compliments Smuts on his radio message; asks him to contribute an article to Cochrane's publication World dominion and the world today.

Found in: World dominion and the world today, vol. 18, no. 5, 1940. (E.1377).

Book sent together with a complimentary note from the author.

Found in: LOEB, Willem, comp. Hollands helicon: een keur uit de Nederlandsche en Vlaamsche dichters vanaf 1900. (E.1080).