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White Slea House, Hickling.—Is engaged till the opening of Parliament, but would like to see her afterwards. Discusses his visit to Archerfield.
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This is a reply to A1/8.
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TRANSCRIPTS:
Dec. 30 1910.
White Slea Lodge | Hickling | Norwich
Dear Miss Stanley
Alas I am engaged right up to the opening of Parliament but I’ll propose myself after that if I may.
Thank you for asking me, I should so like to come before— oh well before the flood. As regards Archerfield I loved it. I was not asked ever to do anything and I just mooned about with my very pregnant thoughts. I’m contemplating all sorts of things and have heaps to think of!
The Prime was more perfect than ever; Elizabeth condescending; Cys the best of all men and Mrs Asquith I enjoyed muchly. She tells me Violet’s faults and I tell her the P.M.’s virtues and we get on well. I dont think I like Sredgar
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Edwin S. Montagu
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- Asquith, Herbert Henry (1852-1928), 1st Earl of Oxford and Asquith, Prime Minister (Subject)
- Asquith, Cyril (1890-1954), Baron Asquith of Bishopstone, judge (Subject)
- Asquith, Margaret Emma Alice (1864-1945), political hostess and diarist, wife of the 1st Earl of Oxford and Asquith (Subject)
- Carter, Helen Violet Bonham (1887-1969), Baroness Asquith of Yarnbury, politician (Subject)
- Vincent, Edgar (1857–1941) 1st Viscount D'Abernon, financier and diplomatist (Subject)