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There is no copy left of his tract on Vinogradoff, but Dr R. S. Milford will send John Herbert Lewis a copy of his. The crash of the R101 is a terrible disaster.

Thanks for the way John Herbert Lewis has written about him to the Court of Governors of the National Library. The great progress made by the Library owes much to the support of John Herbert Lewis and Sir John Williams. The Council resolved to approach the Treasury initially by means of a letter.

Has seen Mr W. R. Evans. Discusses books he has read. Hopes John Herbert Lewis is writing an autobiography.

Often thinks of John Herbert Lewis; his example is an inspiration to everyone.

Hopes the National Library can help prevent the loss and decay of local records. Is much concerned about the fate of such records.

The success of Miss Robinson in transforming Howells School, Denbigh. Tom Nefyn was 'lifted' by a talk with John Herbert Lewis.

Has spent a year of retirement, but is still a member of a large number of committees. Often visits the Board of Education for information. Aubrey Symonds has been very ill in Vienna.

Has just been reading John Herbert Lewis's letter in Rendel's Memoirs. John Herbert Lewis's diaries would make interesting reading. John Hugh Edwards has written another biography of Lloyd George. His health is much improved and is kept fully occupied with the Public Assistance Committee and the Parliamentary Bill, the latter 'a queer concoction'. There is much interest in the measure at Wrexham and Dyffryn Clwyd. Has been reading Balfour's Reminiscences.

Books he has read recently. There has been a wonderful series of meetings in the Rhondda valley - 'The Missionary enthusiasm is still as high as ever. We had packed audiences everywhere. I sometimes feel that we are on the verge of a great spiritual awakening'. Discusses the financial situation of the Mission.

Conveys the best wishes of the Old Colwyn Association which met recently to discuss education. Rev E. O. Davies explained the revised draft of the Parliamentary Bill.

His addresses to the Oxford Mission have been published in the Church Times and will eventually be re-published as a book by the Student Christian Movement Press.

Thanks for John Herbert Lewis's letter - 'a great encouragement at a difficult time'. Was sorry to learn of John Herbert Lewis's illness.

Thanks for sending the Bishop's deliverance on the doctrine of God. Agrees with John Herbert Lewis's complaint about 'the modernists' lack of vitamines'. Discusses his theological reading. A new Presbyterian Congregation is being set up near home.

Encloses a little book as a gift.

Thanks for letter. Times have been difficult, but hopes the moral position has been strengthened. Has seen much of Barker and respects him.

Will soon produce the Federation pamphlet. The creation of a Trades Federation would be a great achievement. The elections for the London County Council. The immense importance of the press in political life. 'Private'. Copy.

[Unintelligible telegram].

The case of R. O. Jones. Comments in detail on the Report of the Evidence Committee. Welsh disestablishment.

Has a photograph of President Kruger for presentation to D. Lloyd George. Saw Kruger's ghost standing beside David Lloyd George at a meeting at the City Temple two years earlier. 'Copy'.