| Description | Wartime correspondence with Edward Mead Earle of the Princeton Institute for Advanced Study. Includes a report by Earle on the 'moral principles' upon which German foreign policy was based as of Sep 1938. The report was originally written for Robert Vansittart. Later letters mention Michael Straight and pessimism about the approach of war. Copies of letters from E Johnston Coil discuss wartime economic planning, George Soule, and the National Economic and Social Planning Association. Postwar letters discuss Earle's travels in Europe. |