Papers of P. Smith relating to pacifism and conscientious objectors, and letters of Arthur Morrison

This material is held atHull University Archives, Hull History Centre

Reference
- GB 50 U DX76
Dates of Creation
- [1899]-1971
Language of Material
- English
Physical Description
- 98 items

Scope and Content

Collection of printed material including some press cuttings relating to conscientious objectors including items issued by the No More War Movement and the Peace Pledge Union it also includes a small number of photocopies of letters from Arthur Morrison

Access Information

Access will be granted to any accredited reader

Custodial History

Donated by or through Dr David Rubinstein, 1-47 in 1969; 48 in 1970 and 49 in 1971

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Archive Record|Table of contents

Papers of P. Smith relating to pacifism and conscientious objectors, and letters of Arthur MorrisonU DX76

'To a False Patriot', by O.SU DX76/1

Defence statement by E. Stanley Oxley of Bristol, at Court Martial at ChiseldonU DX76/2

'The Mother of the First Conscientious Objector'U DX76/3

Ts. poem on the calling up of the 'forty-one to fifty men'U DX76/4

'Your King and Country Need You'U DX76/5

'News Sheet', No. 10, H.O. Camps and Work CentresU DX76/6

Photographs of Wakefield GoalU DX76/7

'Manchester COs' Journal'U DX76/8

Notebook containing ms. transcript of play. 'The Terrible Meek', by Charles Rann KennedyU DX76/9

Press cuttingsU DX76/10

'No More War International Demonstrations'U DX76/11

Letter from William Temple, Bishop of Manchester, to P. SmithU DX76/12

Peace Conference at Memorial Hall, Manchester, organised by the National Peace CouncilU DX76/13

Manchester, Salford and District Peace CouncilU DX76/14

Public Meeting on 'The European Situation', at Milton Hall, ManchesterU DX76/15

'Those Hickory Sticks', No More War MovementU DX76/16

Manchester Central Branch of the No More War MovementU DX76/17

Manchester and District Anti - War CouncilU DX76/18

'Points for Pacifists'U DX76/19

'An Open Letter from a Mother to her Son', by Vera Brittain (Friends Peace Committee)U DX76/20

'The Man I Killed', by Maurice RostandU DX76/21

Peace Demonstration at Union Chapel Sunday School, Oxford Street, ManchesterU DX76/22

'The Suppressed Speech'U DX76/23

'Don't Tell' by Laurence Housman (No More War Movement)U DX76/24

Anti-War Exhibition at Friends Meeting House, ManchesterU DX76/25

'The Path of Glory', by L. du Garde PeachU DX76/26

'Are you a Member of the Christian Church?'U DX76/27

'Are you a Member of the League of Nations Union?'U DX76/28

Meeting of Peace Pledge Union at Free Trade Hall, ManchesterU DX76/29

'Patriotism Ltd.', by L. du Garde PeachU DX76/30

'No More War'U DX76/31

'We need our Pacifists', by Havelock EllisU DX76/32

No Conscription LeagueU DX76/33

'Sacrifice for what?', by Bernard Shaw (Peace Pledge Union)U DX76/34

'Acts - not Words'U DX76/35

'Christ or Caesar', by Laurence HousmanU DX76/36

'You Coward!'U DX76/37

'Patriots'U DX76/38

Resolution pledging a Conference to resist warU DX76/39

No More War MovementU DX76/40

George LansburyU DX76/41

Fenner BrockwayU DX76/42

Photograph of Albert Einstein, with anti-war quotationU DX76/43

'Forgotten Men', at the Gaiety, ManchesterU DX76/44

'Black 'Ell', by Miles MallensonU DX76/45

No Conscription LeagueU DX76/46

'State Britain's Peace Terms'U DX76/47

Photocopies of letters from Arthur Morrison (author of 'A Child of the Jago')U DX76/48

Correspondence between P. Smith, Joe Davies and David RubinsteinU DX76/49