Original bundle concerning affiliation with the National Council for Civil Liberties from W.I.L. (March/April 1943), and from Revolutionary Communist Party (April 1944) with covering letter from D. Hayes, solicitor, (August 1944)

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Papers of Jock Haston, including records of the revolutionary Communist Party and other Trotskyist groupsU DJH

Communist League (British Section - International Left Opposition Bolshevik - Leninists)U DJH/1

Bolshevik - Leninists (mainly Militant Group)U DJH/2

Militant Labour LeagueU DJH/3

Marxist LeagueU DJH/4

Marxist GroupU DJH/5

Revolutionary Workers LeagueU DJH/6

Socialist Workers GroupU DJH/7

Revolutionary Socialist Party, EdinburghU DJH/8

Revolutionary Socialist Party, DublinU DJH/9

Militant Workers Federation, GlasgowU DJH/10

Building Workers Campaign CommitteeU DJH/11

Colonial Marxist League (Trotskyist)U DJH/12

Revolutionary Socialist LeagueU DJH/13

Workers International LeagueU DJH/14

Revolutionary Communist PartyU DJH/15

Internal bulletins and related papersU DJH/15/A

Other material circulated to membersU DJH/15/B

Minutes of the Central CommitteeU DJH/15/C

Miscellaneous periodicalsU DJH/15/D

Broadsheets etc.U DJH/15/E

Correspondence and miscellaneous papersU DJH/15/F

Correspondence from Thomas A. Griffith, Canada, to Editor Grant, concerning 'Socialist Appeal'U DJH/15/F/1

Correspondence from Secretary, Revolutionary Communist Party, to Editor, 'Daily Worker'U DJH/15/F/2

Original bundle concerning affiliation with the National Council for Civil Liberties from W.I.L. (March/April 1943), and from Revolutionary Communist Party (April 1944) with covering letter from D. Hayes, solicitor, (August 1944)U DJH/15/F/3

Correspondence to T. M, Secretary, Left Faction from Secretary, Revolutionary Communist PartyU DJH/15/F/4

Page 7 only of letter from General Secretary on Growth of the party; I.L.P. [Independent Labour Party]; forces recruitsU DJH/15/F/5

Page 2 only of article [on Spartacists?] in commemoration of Liebknecht and LuxemburgU DJH/15/F/6

Correspondence to Millie [Haston?] from [Evaline?], VancouverU DJH/15/F/7

Correspondence to the C. C. [Central Committee?] Revolutionary Communist Party Notes on communications between Egypt, Palestine, India, and England, and (United States of America) from 'Eric'U DJH/15/F/8

Correspondence. Daniel Logan to the editorial board of the Fourth InternationalU DJH/15/F/9

LettersU DJH/15/F/10

Correspondence. C.V.G., Naples to EdithU DJH/15/F/11

Correspondence. Albert Goldman, New York, to Ted Grant, concerning: article on Greece in February 'Socialist Appeal'; P. B. [Political Bureau?] reply to Stuart; typescript article concerning the slogan of Republic for Italy, by Goldman, (mistakenly ascribed to Morrison)U DJH/15/F/12

'Two recent (22 - 23 March) extracts from C.V.G'U DJH/15/F/13

Copy of letter from F. M. [Felix Morrow?] to Van [Gelderen?]U DJH/15/F/14

Correspondence. Peck, in reply to Max Schachtman's letter of 12 August 1944 [not held]; [for publishing in 'Socialist Appeal']U DJH/15/F/15

Letters concerning the representation of the Revolutionary Communist Party on the Freedom Press Defence CommitteeU DJH/15/F/16

Correspondence. From Bob Condon to J. Haston about Comrade Atkinson's 'redundancy'U DJH/15/F/17

Correspondence. From Morrow to T.P.; for C.E.E., on falsity of the 'objectively revolutionary' approachU DJH/15/F/18

Correspondence. From Morrow to Grant. Concerning the Socialist Workers Party majority attitudeU DJH/15/F/19

Correspondence. From J.B. Stuart, New York, to Polit Bureau, Revolutionary Communist Party, and reply, concerning articleU DJH/15/F/20

Two letters from Van [Gelderen?] Algeria, to Jock [Haston]; reply from Millie [Haston?], and further letter to herU DJH/15/F/21

Letters concerning a campaign against military intervention in Java and Indo ChinaU DJH/15/F/22

Letters to Alex and Jock [Haston] from Van [Gelderen]U DJH/15/F/23

Copy of letter from Comrade Lawrence, Neath, to the Political BureauU DJH/15/F/24

Correspondence. From Ben Evans and Rose Carson concerning a campaign against bread rationingU DJH/15/F/25

Carbon copy of letter to the I.E.C., from T.M. (for the Left Fraction?!) [on efforts to obtain recognition]U DJH/15/F/26

Original bundle of correspondence with Newcastle - on - Tyne branch, concerning resignation of four members and details of some activities of that branch, and related correspondenceU DJH/15/F/27

CorrespondenceU DJH/15/F/28

LettersU DJH/15/F/29

Correspondence. R. Condon to Millie Lee enclosing article on The new order, and a subsequent letter; H. Finch to Political Bureau about R. Condon's theories, and related correspondenceU DJH/15/F/30

Correspondence. Organising Secretary to R. CondonU DJH/15/F/31

J. Haston to T. Haston, and replyU DJH/15/F/32

Unsigned carbon copy of letter to Comrade Goffe from 256 Harrow Road, [dispute on coal production]U DJH/15/F/33

Unsigned carbon copy of letter to Corbett, [concerning the importance of his 'open work' in Standard Telephones]U DJH/15/F/34

Correspondence. Organising secretary to C.C. [Central Committee?] Minority members. [contributions for discussion on entry]U DJH/15/F/35

Correspondence. H[arry] Constable and A. Aylward to E. Grant. [on report of a meeting on Nationalisation of the Port Transport Industry]U DJH/15/F/36

Correspondence. Concerning findings of a Control Commission of the P.B. [Political Bureau?] against B.C., J.R., E.B. and I.P.H. in Liverpool etc.U DJH/15/F/37

Correspondence. A.R. (National Treasurer) to Comrade HealyU DJH/15/F/38

An original bundle, concerning Bob Condon's position as Miner's Agent, his resignation, and H. Finch's return to the pits, change of date of conference and typescript of 'Frog without a Pond', April/May/June 1947U DJH/15/F/39

Correspondence. G. Healy to E. Grant concerning post on Editorial Board of 'Socialist Appeal'U DJH/15/F/40

Correspondence. H. Finch to J. Haston, mainly concerning recruit from British GuyanaU DJH/15/F/41

Correspondence. [M. Lee] for the E.B. to G. Healy and J. Lawrence concerning attendance at Editorial Board meetings, and reply, etcU DJH/15/F/42

Correspondence. On the May Day manifesto: the role of Stalinism. Evans and Carson to the Editor, 'Socialist Appeal'U DJH/15/F/43

Correspondence. To General Secretary, Revolutionary Communist Party, from Secretary to W. London branch concerning attendance at Tory debate in NewcastleU DJH/15/F/44

Correspondence. G. Healy (Secretary, Entrist Faction) to J. Haston, and reply, concerning Minority statement and P. B. [Political Bureau?] StatementU DJH/15/F/45

Correspondence. Secretary, South West London branch, protesting at postponement of conferenceU DJH/15/F/46

Correspondence. G. Healy (Secretary of Entrist Faction) to J. Haston, concerning delays in publication of minority materials and treatment of minority members and viewsU DJH/15/F/47

Correspondence. B. Hamilton, Secretary South West London Branch, concerning entry of Comrades [?] of F.E. and J. S. to L.P., to Secretary L.D.C., and General SecretaryU DJH/15/F/48

Correspondence. G. Healy to J. Haston, enclosing resolution, formed at Midlands aggregate meeting, against the minority faction and the I.S; Counter resolution; and to Comrade Koba, with address of Sheffield groupU DJH/15/F/49

Correspondence. G. Healy to J. Haston on Condon's resignation and the Cannock enquiryU DJH/15/F/50

Correspondence. Declaration to 1947 National Conference of Revolutionary Communist Party- Signed by R. Tearse and thirteen others, deprecating alleged attempt to re-open discussion of 1938 fusionU DJH/15/F/51

Correspondence. South West London Branch to the P.B. [Political Bureau?]: Two resolutions on the same matterU DJH/15/F/52

CorrespondenceU DJH/15/F/53

Correspondence. Entrist Faction appeal to the I.S. to rescind a motion of censure against G. Healy, and covering letterU DJH/15/F/54

Correspondence. B. Karpin, Secretary N.L. to L.P, faction concerning entering the L.P. and replyU DJH/15/F/55

Correspondence. From Frank Ward, Secretary Manchester branch to P.B. [Political Bureau?], concerning allegations against Healy and Goffe, and replyU DJH/15/F/56

Correspondence. J. Haston, General secretary to H. Finch, transferring ownership of the Pioneer Publishing Association, and the Militant, to H. FinchU DJH/15/F/57

Letters concerning the London Building Workers Campaign Committee, and comrades McKay and Bryce,U DJH/15/F/58

CorrespondenceU DJH/15/F/59

Carbon copy of motion proposed by Haston, implementing I.E.C's resolution. 2 copies, one slightly amendedU DJH/15/F/60

Correspondence. Millie (Lee) to Gerry (Healy) and reply concerning Indian reprinting of Bukharin's 'ABC of communism'.U DJH/15/F/61

Correspondence with and about A.C. Miles, alleged fascistU DJH/15/F/62

Correspondence. Dorothy Finch [for Cannock branch] to Croydon branchU DJH/15/F/63

Statement and resolutions by South East London Branch: Direction of labour; Control of industry, and Joint Production Committees; The economic crises, employment of accountants, etc. Dispute between Revolutionary Communist Party and Entrist GroupU DJH/15/F/64

Report to P.B. [Political Bureau?] on meeting with Healy, concerning Cooper, C. and A.W.U., and Savoy Fund; co-operation between South East London Revolutionary Communist Party and Entrist Group; Miles; Entrist group membership applicationsU DJH/15/F/65

Draft of an article on Joint Production CommitteesU DJH/15/F/66

Correspondence. Political Bureau to G. Healy, registering a protestU DJH/15/F/67

Correspondence. Douglas Garbutt, Glasgow to Millie, mentioning Fairhead's impressions of Healy, and possibility of J. Deane's going to GlasgowU DJH/15/F/68

Copy correspondence between I.S. and the General Secretary Revolutionary Communist PartyU DJH/15/F/69

Correspondence. J. Haston for the P.B. [Political Bureau?] to Pilar, the I.S. and the I.E.CU DJH/15/F/70

Typescript papers on workers controlU DJH/15/F/71

Nottingham. For Party Notes [open air meetings to be held weekly; Thursday study circle; Pit head sales of 'Socialist Appeal'U DJH/15/F/72

Foreign countriesU DJH/15/G

Savoy Hotel CaseU DJH/15/H

Nuremberg TrialsU DJH/15/I

Natalia TrotskyU DJH/15/J

Movements in the United States of AmericaU DJH/16

Fourth International: General and internationalU DJH/17

Trotsky Defence CommitteeU DJH/18

Anti - Labour Laws Victims Defence CommitteeU DJH/19

Education and the National Council of Labour CollegesU DJH/20

CLR JamesU DJH/21

Anti - fascismU DJH/22

Independent Labour PartyU DJH/23

Labour PartyU DJH/24

Communist Party of Great Britain, and communismU DJH/25

IndustryU DJH/26

Africa/Racial discriminationU DJH/27

AutomationU DJH/28

Association of Cinematograph, Television and Allied Technicians, 10th Weekend SchoolU DJH/29

Miscellaneous parties and groupsU DJH/30

MiscellaneousU DJH/31