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Add. MS b/36/319
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Copy letter from J. S. Nicholson to J. G. Frazer
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- c 1947-c 1955 (Creation)
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3 Belford Park, Edinburgh. Dated 18 February, 1923 - [James] Gow has died, lived on the same stair in the Bishop's Hostel, wanted to make way at the bar, but was instead forced to become a schoolmaster, about which he 'spoke ... most bitterly'; Adam Sedgwick asked Asquith why he didn't make Cunningham bishop and he said 'I can't make a tariff reformer a bishop'; is an odd world in which Lloyd George is an appointer of bishops and keeper of England's conscience and maker of peace; sends an article on the mark [not transcribed]; is very busy with large classes.
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- Nicholson, Joseph Shield (1850–1927) economist (Subject)
- Gow, James (1854-1923), headmaster of Westminster School (Subject)
- Sedgwick, Adam (1854-1913) zoologist (Subject)
- Asquith, Herbert Henry (1852-1928), 1st Earl of Oxford and Asquith, Prime Minister (Subject)
- George, David Lloyd (1863-1945), 1st Earl Lloyd-George of Dwyfor, Prime Minister (Subject)