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Office of the Paymaster General.—Discusses E. H. Carr’s book Conditions of Peace (see 2/176). Is leaving tonight to inspect forestry in Scotland. Encloses a copy of a letter he has written to Robert Hudson (2/169).

Farm-owners like himself, who cannot supervise their farms themselves owing to the war, run the risk of becoming criminally liable if their bailiff receives more feed than is authorised. Asks for his advice, and suggests a change to the law.