August 29th 1955, 1 page quarto, in ink with envelope, from Castle Leslie, Co.Monaghan.
"As an old Kingsman and a keen reader of your famous Biography of Keynes I read with great interest what you had to say on his views on convertibility...."
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February 9th 1926, 2 pages in ink, with envelope, from All Souls College, Oxford.
"I think it would meet a desire to have some foreign banking systems explained; my Seminar has been asking me i.e. Federal Reserve System.... "Next to that, I think we shall want some lectures on the Bullion issue in relation to the currency exchange..."
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January 9th--April 1st 1974 5 typed letters signed to Roy Harrod quarto from Queen's College, Oxford and 3 letters typed and autograph notes to McGuinness.
Discussing McGuirmess's forthcoming biography of Wittgenstein. He encloses copies of Wittgenstein's letters to Keynes of 1913 and 1915.
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September 1923-September 1924, 4 letters and 1 postcard, 13 pages, in ink, in Geman, from Freibourg and Malburg, Germany.
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June 1923-April 1933, 5 letters, with envelopes, in German and English, from Volkswirtschaftliches Seminar der Handels-Hochschule, Berlin.
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November 5th 1930, 8 pages in ink, with envelope, from Ann Arbor, Michigan. Comparing economics in America with Oxford, he writes "the Oxford economist uses the armchair, the American the collecting-case and the adding-machine...the collection of data is an essential part of economic study....
"I am convinced that it should be the function of an Oxford school of economics to find out facts as well as to argue from premises....
"..am spending my time on textbooks of statistical theory...." He describes the workings of the library at Michigan.4the library is evidently intended to be the students' library, and not the librarian's..."
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