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Churchill/POLL 1/1 contains:
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38 Personal correspondence
39 Personal correspondence
40 Personal correspondence
41 Personal correspondence
42 Personal correspondence
43 Personal correspondence
44 Personal correspondence
45 Personal correspondence
46 Letters of condolence on 1987 General Election
47 Correspondence with [William] John Biffen
48 Copies of correspondence
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The Papers of Enoch Powell

Title Personal correspondence
Reference POLL 1/1/43
(former reference: Personal 13)
Covering Dates 18 Sep 1992–30 Dec 1993 (The majority of folios date to 1993.)
Extent and Medium 1 file (143 folios)
Content and context

Correspondents include: [William] John Biffen on his decision to stand down as an MP, the future of Northern Ireland and the European debate and Maastricht Treaty (2); Dame Jane Gow; Patrick Cormack; Sir [Stanley] Paul Osmond, Chairman of the General Committee, the Athenaeum; Major-General Cosmo Nevill; Joan Rootham; Francis Noel-Baker; Michael Strachan (3); Michael Portillo on subjects including the Cabinet reshuffle; Hugh Wright, Chief Master of King Edward's School, Birmingham (2); William Weaver, Chaplain of King Edward's School, Birmingham, on JEP's Hebrew prize for the school (3); Lord Joseph; Greville Howard, former Private Secretary to JEP; Stella, Lady Mott-Radclyffe, on the death of Sir Charles Mott-Radclyffe; Nicholas Budgen; Sir [Edwin] Hardy Amies (2); Sir [William] Roger Tomkys, Master of Pembroke College, Cambridge; Peter Ball [Bishop of Gloucester]; Sir Peter Hordern.

Other subjects include: the question of dropping Head of Commonwealth from the royal titles; literary requests and enquiries; the Australian constitution; an obituary programme for Baroness Thatcher.

Also includes: photographs of the boys of King Edward's School, Birmingham, 1928; an appreciation of JEP by Jasper Rootham; JEP's review of Michael Strachan's history of the Ben Line; bibliography of JEP's classical works by Professor Robert Todd, Department of Classics, University of British Columbia.

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