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Sir William Clark Papers
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Correspondence

W.H. Clark to “My dear E.J.”, Sir Edward John Harding (Permanent Under-Secretary of State for Dominion Affairs). From High Commissioner’s Office, Cape Town. The first 3 are marked “Private”, the last 3 “Confidential”.In red folder, marked “Private...

Correspondence and miscellany

Miscellaneous letters arranged chronologically (items from Clark are all copies and are from the High Commissioner’s Office, Cape Town, unless otherwise stated. Items to Clark are all originals).1. MacDonald, Malcolm (Secretary of State for Domin...

Letter

Dated 8th March 1937. 7pp. Signed (typescript) Willy Clark.Describes talk he had with Smuts at farewell dinner for Prince Arthur given by Abe Bailey. Spoke about Irish situation, and the dangers of appointing local men to be Governors-General. Smu...

Letter

Dated 14th January, 1935. 8p. Signed (holograph), Willy Clark. Includes holograph additions and alterations. Heading also in holograph. Marked “by air mail”. Has just arrived in South Africa. Describes settling in process, and mentions names of pr...

Letter

Dated 8th March, 1937. 15 pp. Signed (holograph) W.H.C. Heading also in holograph. Marked “Air Mail”. “I think the time has come to write to you on the extensive theme of our one and only Bodenstein”. (Secretary to the Prime Minister and Secretary...

Letter

[Pinned in front of above item] Dated 21st January 1935. 6pp. Signed (holograph) Willy Clark. Heading in holograph. Marked “By air mail”. Describes conversations with Smuts re Hertzog (“his ideas are all wrong” [i.e. Hertzog]), and the High Commis...

Letter

[Clipped with above item] Dated 10th March 1937. 2pp. Unsigned. Marked “air mail”. “A postscript to the Bodenstein saga… we have every reason to believe that Body is closely connected with ‘Die Burger’… [which is] often ahead of the other newspape...

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