“…., K.C.I.E., sometime Foreign Secretary to the Government of India, subsequently Member of the Council of India, assisted by Mr. …”

“…It would end War and promote social justice. The Foreign Secretary unconsciously hindered his own desire by hoping that the reconstruction of Italy would not be frustrated by political wrangles. …”

“…After some further conversation, it was decided that I should try to see the Foreign Secretary. Mr. Eden, was however, at Balmoral and would not be back until Tuesday evening. …”

“…After some further conversation, it was decided that I should try to see the Foreign Secretary. Mr. Eden, was however, at Balmoral and would not be back until Tuesday evening. …”

“…Another difficulty in our work arises from the obstructions the French authorities put up against the distribution of relief which we are sending to unoccupied France in accordance with the Trading with the Enemy Regulations through the services of the Red Cross Society and the Society of Friends To assist us in our work of saving and helping the International Brigaders who fought on Spanish soil the first battle of the present struggle against fascism, we would ask you to write to the Foreign Secretary asking him to approach the American Government for their intervention with Vichy on the following points:- 1) To stop extradition of former members of the International Brigades to Germany, German-occupied countries and Italy, 2) To grant French exit permits to former International Brigaders . 3) To permit the distribution of relief to International Brigaders in French and Spanish internment camps by the accredited relief organisations in France, Spain, Portugal and Switzerland. …”

“…DAME MAY WHITTY and other leading London Citizens. 5th January 1939 Dear Miss Nancy Adams, In view of the increasing threat of starvation to the women and children of Spain, whore this winter over three million refugees and nearly a million children are in urgent need of assistance in Catalonia alone, it has been decided to ask the Foreign Secretary to receive a deputation, representing British women prominent in every walk of life, to urge upon him the following requests: 1. …”