| Description | /1 Carbon copy typescript of a speech by Shuckburgh about Shakespeare given to the Asociacion Argentina de Cultura Inglesa, between 1942-1944; /2 Index of correspondence in the file; /3-/27 Correspondence between Shuckburgh and colleagues in the Foreign Office, mostly congratulating him on his work in Argentina, and discussing his return to England, with some comments on Argentinean politics, 1944-1945.
Includes: /3-/7 Correspondence between Shuckburgh and Victor Perowne [South American Department, Foreign Office] thanking him for handling 'a very difficult and tricky situation', 1944 and arranging to send Shuckburgh some bulbs, 1945; /8 Letter from Shuckburgh to Sir David Kelly, 1945; /9 Letter from Shuckburgh to Oliver, probably Oliver Brett, 1945; /10-/12 Letter from Shuckburgh to Victor Perowne enclosing an a press cutting from 'Pueblo Argentino' with an English translation of an article entitled 'The First Eighty Years of Carcano', 1945; /13-/14 Letter from LC Hughes-Hallet [British Legation, Quito, Ecuador] re posting Ecuadorean antiquities, 1945; /15-/16 Letter to Shuckburgh from CB Jerram, with Shuckburgh's reply, 1945; /17-/21 Correspondence between Shuckburgh and Sir David Kelly, 1944; /22 Letter from Shuckburgh to GGM Vereker [British Embassy, Montevideo], 1944; /25-/26 Letter to Shuckburgh from RS Hadow, with Shuckburgh's reply, 1944; /27 Letter to Shuckburgh from Rodney Gallop, 1944. |