Correspondence Letters from Archdeacon F. Lewis Donaldson critical of the behaviour of the Canons Residentiary of Canterbury following their letter to The Times. March 1940; Letters of appreciation from Beatrice Webb and others about Johnson's book "The Socialist Sixth of the World". January 1940 onwards.; Letters of Support, mainly from the general public, supporting Johnson's stand against the appeasement of Hitler. October 1938 onwards.; New Year card from Lewis Casson and Sybil Thorndike. No date.; Letters on miscellaneous subjects from or to: Major Todd, engineer to the China International Famine Relief Commission, January 1940; Ivan Maisky, Russian Ambassador to Britain, March 1940; Sir Charles Trevelyan, March 1940; brother Ted, October 1938-July 1939; Joseph Needham, scientist, February 1938; W Rust, editor of "The Daily Worker", December 1940. Correspondence with Victor Gollancz Ltd. about the wartime restrictions on publishing further editions of "Socialist Sixth." ..May 1943 onwards. Comments from Victor Gollancz about a draft of Johnson's pamphlet, "Act Now". February 1939.;I2, 1938-1943