The Papers of Julian Amery

Includes: appeal by John Browne against the House of Commons Members' Interests inquiry, 1990;

minutes of evidence from the Foreign Affairs Committee on sanctions against South Africa, 1986; letter from John Wilkinson, enclosing a speech by Sir [Richard] Geoffrey Howe [Foreign Secretary] on defence in the nuclear age, 1985 and also a report from the Assembly of the Western European Union on the military use of space,1984; report on resistance groups in Afghanistan, 1985; intelligence reports on the Sudan, including a letter from Sir Alexander Stirling, British Ambassador to the Sudan, relating to a scheme to invest in oil exploration in the Sudan, 1984; papers on tensions in Palestine, particularly relating to the water supply for Israel and Jordan, 1984; report of the American national bipartisan commission on Central America, 1984, with other papers on American policy towards Central America, particularly Nicaragua; Conservative Research Department briefing on the National Health Service, 1983-4; draft paper on the constitutional position of the Falkland Islands.