Correspondence Assorted correspondence with National Council for American-Soviet Friendship, Margaret Babington (Friends of Canterbury Cathedral), Perolow Anderson (reporter), Robert Tritton (of Godmersham Park), Catherine Williamson (about the Westgate Gardens) and others. November 1956-July 1957. Letters of support for Johnson's views from a Methodist, a Carmelite nun working at Fords, and others. January-February 1944.; Letters and telegrams from Field Marshall Montgomery, Josef Stalin and Ivan Maisky. April-December 1944.; Correspondence surrounding Johnson's letter to The Times about the inferiority of English education (especially private education) compared to the Russian educational system. October 1957.; Correspondence relating to Johnson's publications, including royalty statements on two of his books. January 1956-May 1957.; Documentation relating to the question of whether the Dean or the Archdeacon of Canterbury is historically entitled to enthrone the Archbishop of Canterbury . February 1961.; Correspondence with Sherwood Eddy and others in America. August-November 1945.; Messages of congratulation on Johnson's award of the Red Banner of Labour. July 1945.;I2,; Correspondence with Victor Gollancz and A. C. Bouquet. February 1945-January 1946; 1956-1961