Letter from C.P. Scott to L.T. Hobhouse (1864-1929), social philosopher and journalist, with amendments added in ink, discussing his favourable view of resolution sent to an [unknown] member, who helped in the [unknown] agitation. He asks Hobhouse whether [John] Morley, politician and writer, will move an amendment to the Address condemning the outbreak of the [Boer] war. Failing this, he suggests that either [William?] Harcourt, politician, or [Leonard] Courtney, journalist and politician, could do it, or finally [Henry Du Pré] Labouchere, journalist and politician, or the Irish.
Copy of Letter from C.P. Scott to L.T. Hobhouse
- Reference
- GB 133 MTC/73
- Dates of Creation
- 15 Oct [1899]
- Physical Description
- 3 sheets