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MONT II/A/3/44/1 · Item · 15 Feb. 1922
Part of Papers of Edwin Montagu, Part II

The debate in the Commons has revealed a hardening in British opinion on Indian affairs. ‘There is an uneasy feeling, possibly strengthened from Ireland, that our Empire is slipping away.’ Unless the Government are able to reassure the public, they willread more

TRER/22/106 · Item · [Feb or Mar? 1914]
Part of Papers of Robert Calverley Trevelyan and Elizabeth Trevelyan

Leith Hill Place, Nr Dorking. - Found Bob's 'delightful present', the "New Parsifal", when they got home yesterday; thanks him and will 'value it very much as yet another proof' of Bob's friendship, which he knows is 'very precious' to her. Has as yetread more

MONT II/A/1/176 · Item · 11-20 Nov. 1917
Part of Papers of Edwin Montagu, Part II

24 Queen Anne’s Gate, S.W.—(11 Nov.) On Friday [9th], after dinner at Cassel’s, she and Margot shared a taxi driven by a Miss Ryder, who had been at the Slade School with Phyllis. At home she found Edward, Bluey, and Phyllis. Edward and Phyllis spent theread more

MONT II/A/3/27/5 · Item · 26 Jan. 1922
Part of Papers of Edwin Montagu, Part II

Refers to A3/27/1, and summarises what he understands to be Reading’s reasons for delaying the prosecution of Gandhi. Public opinion in Britain is increasingly perplexed at Gan-dhi’s non-arrest, and Northcliffe’s Bombay interview will enhance thisread more