National Library of Wales Archives and Manuscripts

All is proceeding normally in New York, but there is nothing stable and restful-'eternal pulling down and then rearing in its place a structure bigger than its predecessor-uglier and more complicated.' But this does not destroy the beauty of writer's surroundings. Domestic detail. Recipient is welcome to come to stay or anyone he chooses to send on his behalf.

'All of Charlie's family', Dumfries,

J/15/1.
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May 1954.

Part of Clement Davies (Liberal MP) Papers,

Aly Meiron, London [Addressed to Mrs Jano Clement-Davies],

J/18/117.
File
1956.

Part of Clement Davies (Liberal MP) Papers,

Amendments to the Distribution of Industry Bill, dated 10 May 1945,

H/6/2.
File
1945, May 10.

Part of Clement Davies (Liberal MP) Papers,

An account of the relationship between the Executive and the Legislature in Britain. People have lost 'freedom', because of impact ...,

K/2/34.
File
[1945x1961].

Part of Clement Davies (Liberal MP) Papers,

An account of the relationship between the Executive and the Legislature in Britain. People have lost 'freedom', because of impact of two world Wars. Parliament enjoys too much power.

An analysis of the current political position. Need to develop firm policies,

K/1/28.
File
[1946].

Part of Clement Davies (Liberal MP) Papers,

An Eight point programme for world government speech by the Rt Hon. Hugh Gaitskell, delivered in the Salle Colbert, 11 ...,

F/1/284-F/1/285.
File
1962, October 25.

Part of Clement Davies (Liberal MP) Papers,

An Eight point programme for world government speech by the Rt Hon. Hugh Gaitskell, delivered in the Salle Colbert, 11 Assemblée Nationale, Paris, on Thursday 25 October 1962 at a Conference convened by the World Parliament Association. 2 Copies.

An envelope addressed to the bursar of the school.