Correspondence, mainly with A. Morkill, the secretary, on the Universities China Committee in London

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especially committee membership and use of funds, including undated letter, probably 1956, from Morkill with thanks for help in 'quite the worst period in the history of the U.C.C.

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Papers of Sir Alwyne George Neville OgdenPP MS 47

Family and personal correspondence and papersPP MS 47/01

Papers and correspondence regarding domestic mattersPP MS 47/02

Post retirement items relating to ChinaPP MS 47/03

Correspondence about Alwyne George Neville Ogden's work for the Sino British Cultural Association and the Taiwan Information ServicePP MS 47/03/01

Correspondence about Lord and Lady Killearn's visit to Taiwan, early 1960sPP MS 47/03/02

Correspondence with Joseph Needham on his invitation to Alwyne George Neville Ogden to be a vice-president of the Great Britain-China Friendship OrganisationPP MS 47/03/03

Letters on providing material on Chinese affairs for the News Chronicle.PP MS 47/03/04

Letters from the Board of Trade asking for information on China, with Alwyne George Neville Ogden's notes for reply.PP MS 47/03/05

Correspondence, mainly with A. Morkill, the secretary, on the Universities China Committee in LondonPP MS 47/03/06

Personal letters from Horace and Lawrence Kadoorie and booklet about the Kadoorie Agricultural Aid Association.PP MS 47/03/07

Correspondence with F. M. S. ShuPP MS 47/03/08

Alwyne George Neville Ogden's notes and test paper for the China Certificate course at the Courtauld Institute.PP MS 47/03/09

Letters and newscuttings from Bob McMullen and his sister Betsy Roche especially about Canada's recognition of Red China.PP MS 47/03/11

Invitation list and letter from the Foreign Office about Alwyne George Neville Ogden's visit to Taiwan.PP MS 47/03/12

Letters of acknowledgement and comments on 'Resurgent China' from Percy Kent, Karl Woods, Will Spens, John Kruger, P A S Cassidy, Michael Turner, George Edinger, Horace Kadoorie, G H Marden, L K King, Lady Gammans, John Stirling Gilchrist and Mme Chiang Kai-shekPP MS 47/03/13

Correspondence with and about Lady Gammans MP on her visit to TaiwanPP MS 47/03/14

Extracts from an article on Communist China by Bishop Hall of Hong KongPP MS 47/03/15

Correspondence on the formation and work of the Tibet SocietyPP MS 47/03/16

Letters from publishers on an unsuccessful attempt to produce an educational wallchart on Taiwan.PP MS 47/03/17

Letters to the editor of The New Daily, mainly on TaiwanPP MS 47/03/18

Correspondence with Professor Launcelot Forster mainly on the work of the Friends of Taiwan, with a photocopy of a letter to the Times on Japanese influence in North China, 1937.PP MS 47/03/19

Printed anti-Communist reports by J. Josten and the Free Czechoslovak Information AgencyPP MS 47/03/20

Correspondence with John Epstein of the British Society for International Understanding on publications on Tibet and Taiwan.PP MS 47/03/21

Taiwan Europe Industrial Institute.PP MS 47/03/22

Correspondence with Lady Gammans and Lord Killearn on Hong Kong immigration with printed copy of speech by Sir William Teeling MP on refugees.PP MS 47/03/23

Alwyne George Neville Ogden 's reply to a Sunday Telegraph article by Isaac DeutschherPP MS 47/03/24

Book reviews by Alwyne George Neville Ogden with related notes and correspondence.PP MS 47/03/25

Letters from Sir Vere Redman on the death of Sir John Pratt, with reminiscences.PP MS 47/03/26

Requests for help with research and Alwyne George Neville Ogden 's related notes.PP MS 47/03/27

Letters from John Stockdale and Olaf Caroe, personal and Tibetan affairs.PP MS 47/03/28

The Chinese Labour Corps in the First World WarPP MS 47/03/29

Letters from Professor Hugh Trevor-Roper on 'A Hidden Life' his biography of Sir Edmund Backhouse.PP MS 47/03/30

Correspondence with P D Coates about The China Consuls.PP MS 47/03/31

Correspondence from the Royal Society for Asian Affairs on subscriptions and reviews.PP MS 47/03/32

Letters and circulars from P. Liddle of Sunderland Polytechnic about First World War archivesPP MS 47/03/33

Letters from Anna Currie on an inscription in Chinese on Reginald Johnstone's garden seat in the Scottish Highlands.PP MS 47/03/34

Correspondence with Fred Garner about a reunion lunch for members of the Consular Service in China.PP MS 47/03/35

Typescript of an interview with Alwyne George Neville Ogden , probably for the Royal Society for Asian Affairs.PP MS 47/03/36

Miscellaneous (non-family) correspondencePP MS 47/04

Diaries, notebooksPP MS 47/05

Banks statementsPP MS 47/06

Photographs and printed matterPP MS 47/07

Souvenir itemsPP MS 47/08

Alwyne George Neville Ogden 's autobiographyPP MS 47/09

J. V. OgdenPP MS 47/10