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Halford, Shipston on Stour - Is conscious that politically they are diametrically opposed, but discusses the Entente Cordiale with France and his isolationist views, detests Lloyd George but thinks the mess in the Near East caused by Briand's choice of Franklin-Bouillon for the private mission to [Ankara]; thinks it unspeakable wickedness to rearm the Turks and disarm the Germans; is sunk in melancholy and contempt of mankind; the intellectuals are being literally starved out of existence; went to Moreton in Marsh for a fortnight, rooms too small and food not to their liking; is sorry to hear his wife has been unwell. Accompanied by a short note from A. E. Wyse to Lady Frazer sending New Year's greetings.

Halford, Shipston on Stour. Dated 1 October, 1922 - Is conscious that politically they are diametrically opposed, but discusses the Entente Cordiale with France and his isolationist views, detests Lloyd George but thinks the mess in the Near East caused by Briand's choice of Franklin-Bouillon for the private mission to [Ankara]; thinks it unspeakable wickedness to rearm the Turks and disarm the Germans; is sunk in melancholy and contempt of mankind; the intellectuals are being literally starved out of existence; went to Moreton in Marsh for a fortnight, rooms too small and food not to their liking; is sorry to hear his wife has been unwell. Accompanied by a short note from A. E. Wyse to Lady Frazer sending New Year's greetings.

Ambassade de France, à Londres - Thanks her for the book by Sir James sent to M. Briand.