Notebook containing ms. transcript of play. 'The Terrible Meek', by Charles Rann Kennedy

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A one act play written for three voices to be played in darkness. First published 1912. Transcript possibly made by P Smith

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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