The Papers of Julian Amery

Includes: copies of telegrams between Winston Churchill, Prime Minister, and Dwight Eisenhower, President of the United States, on American aid being given to Egypt, 1953; correspondence on the Community Charge, including a letter from Sir Peter Hordern on local government finance; memorandum on protecting the West's sources of oil in the Gulf; paper by Sir Philip Goodhart [Chairman of the Anglo-Taiwan Parliamentary Group] on relations with Taiwan; correspondence on a speech by JA at Westminster Methodist Central Hall on Northern Ireland and the IRA; correspondence with 6th Lord Salisbury and Ian Gow on the Hillsborough Agreement [the Anglo-Irish Agreement]; memorandum on the Westland Crisis; summary of Richard Nixon's activities in 1985, and preview of his engagements for 1986; papers on the case of the Maguire Seven [convicted of handling explosives used in the Guildford pub bombings].

Closed on Cabinet Office advice.