Correspondence Very harsh letters from Johnson's brother-in-law, Arthur Taylor, criticising Johnson's outspoken views on several matters including pacifism and conscientious objection,1917; Johnson offers his and Mary's services for humanitarian work in lieu of fighting in the Great War, 1914; Letters of support and admiration from various places for Act Now and Socialist Sixth. ..,1939-1949; Letters largely of support (but some of criticism) following the letter published in The Times from the Canons of Canterbury criticising Johnson and calling on him to resign, March 1940; Appointment as Dean of Manchester; 1911-1949