BC 587 THE LEO MARQUARD PAPERS  

Manuscripts & Archives

University of Cape Town Libraries

presented to

The University of Cape Town Libraries

by

Mrs N.J. Marquard

A List

compiled by

Etaine Eberhard

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

Biographical note

The Collection

A.

PERSONAL DOCUMENTS

B.

FAMILY LETTERS

C.

LETTERS FROM FRIENDS AND ASSOCIATES

D.

EDUCATION

E.

POLITICAL PAPERS

F.

BOOKS BY LEO MARQUARD

G.

LETTERS AND ARTICLES SENT TO NEWSPAPERS & JOURNALS

H.

LECTURES, SPEECHES AND VERSES

J.

PAPERS & REPORTS BY VARIOUS PEOPLE

K.

RECORDED TALKS FOR SABC & BBC

L.

PHOTOGRAPHS, HISTORY COURSE NOTES & ILLUSTRATIONS

M.

BROCHURES, PERIODICAL PARTS etc.

N.

POLITICAL AND HISTORICAL REFERENCES

LEO MARQUARD PAPERS

BC 587

A.

PERSONAL DOCUMENTS

No. of items

A1.1-A1.26

Curriculum vitae, birth certificate, degree certificates and testimonials, 1919-1943

32

A1.27-Al.29

Certificates of competence issued by the S.A. Military College, 1940-1942

3

A1.30-A1.32

Documents pertaining to the award of the M.B.E., New Years honours, 1945

3

A1.33-A1.41

Release certificates from the Union Defence Force, form letters about campaign medals, and post war ration book, etc.

10

A1.42-Al.46

Oxford University Press power of attorney and letters, 1945-1971

5

A2.1-A2.10

Correspondence concerning possible appointment of Leo Marquard as Principal of Fort Hare, 1948

10

A3.1-A3.9

Leo Marquard's possible candidature for parliament, 1948

9

A4.1-A4.48

Correspondence and various itinerary for a visit to North America by Mr and Mrs Marquard under the auspices of the Carnegie Corporation, 1951-1958

48

A4.49

Report on the above visit.

1

A4.50-A4.61

Newspaper clippings, etc., re visit.

12

A5.1-A5.7

Correspondence concerning the deposit of the Marquard family papers in the S.A. Library, 1960-1961

7

A6.1-A6.66

Letters and newspaper clippings concerning Police raids on Leo Marquard's home, 1964 and 1966

66

A7.1-A7.6

Correspondence concerning an application for a new passport by Leo Marquard, 1965

6

A8.1-A8.12

Simon Research Fellowship letters, 1968-69

12

A9.1-A9.9

Correspondence with Dart and Howes about the gift of a return passage to the United Kingdom for Mr and Mrs Marquard.

10

A10.1-A10.50

Correspondence with Witwatersrand University about the Chancellor's Lecture and the award of an honorary doctorate, plus clippings, 1973

51

A10.51-A10.116

Letters and telegrams congratulating Leo Marquard on the award of an honorary doctorate by Witwatersrand University, 1973

66

A11.1-A11.5.

Posthumous award of honorary doctorate by Natal University, 1974

5

A12.1

Scrapbook containing clippings and notes about the Marquard family, 1850's - 1942

1

A12.2-A12.3

Letter signed "J.H.M." and pamphlet in memory of Charlotte Murray, 1949

2

A12.4-A12.6

Letter, photograph and negative, concerning a memorial plaque of the Marquard family in Eichstatt in Bavaria, c.1967

3

B.

FAMILY LETTERS

B1.1-B1.787

Letters to his wife, 1927-1970

787

B2.1-B2.75

Letters from Mrs Marquard to her husband, 1938-1959. Includes some verses by Leo Marquard.

75

B3.1-B3.25

Letters from the Fischer family, etc., 1951-1974

25

B4.1-B4.16

Letters from Dr Raymond Hoffenberg, 1965-1974

16

B5.1-B5.125

Letters to his mother from Oxford, 1920-1923

125

B6.1-B6.36

Letters from his mother, 1924, 1931

36

B7.1-B7.6

Letters to his brothers and sisters from Oxford, 1922

6

B8.1-B8.54

Letters from his brother Davie Marquard, 1967-1973

54

B9.1-B9.32

Letters from his sister Louise, 1958-1973

32

B10.1-B10.60

Letters from his nephew Rene de Villiers, 1955-1974

60

B11.1-B11.8

Letters from various members of the Marquard family, 1961-1974

8

C.

LETTERS FROM FRIENDS AND ASSOCIATES

C1.1-C1.2

George Adams, Donegal, 1960 and 1963

2

C2.1-C2.3

John Adams, Administrative Staff College, Henley-on-Thames, 1967-1969

3

C3.1-C3.2

F.E. Auerbach, Non-White Education Committee, Transvaal Teachers' Association, 1963

2

C4

Eric Axelson, Johannesburg, 1962

1

C5

Marge Bairstow, Tweespruit, 1970?

1

C6.1-C6.3

Ron B. Ballinger, Witwatersrand University, 1961

3

C7.1-C7.10

J. J. Bell [John Joy Bell the Scottish humorist] and his wife, 1921-1925

10

C8

Birch Bernstein, Natal, 1968

1

C9.1-C9.6

Sir Robert Birley, K.C.M.G., London, 1970

6

C10.1-C10.5

Correspondence with Leslie Blackwell, 1957

5

C11.1-C11.2

Henry Blagden, Johannesburg, 1962 and 1974

2

C12.1-C12.2

George Blake, Cape Town, 1972 and 1974

2

C13.1-C13.6

Revd. Arthur Blaxall, Surrey, 1966-1971

6

C14

Dr. Edgar Brookes, Pietermaritzburg, 1974

1

C15

Bill and Ida Brown, Stellenbosch, 1963

1

C16

W.O. Brown, Washington, D.C., 1938

1

C17.1-C17.14

Peter Brown, Natal, 1964-1974

14

C18.1-C18.5

Benjamin J. Buttenwieser, New York, 1960-1974(?)

5

C19.1-C19.15

Correspondence between Leo Marquard, Barney Zackon and Dr Ralph Bunche, 1967

15

C20

Brian Bunting, Cape Town, 1962

1

C21.1-C21.2

Johnny Campbell, Bellville, 1973

2

C22.1-C22.6

Correspondence with the Cape Town City Council on various matters, 1968-1972

6

C23.1-C23.2

Victor H. Carpenter, Unitarian Church of South Africa, 1967

2

C24.1-C24.8

Correspondence with Gwendolen Carter, 1955 and 1967

8

C25.1-C25.2

Hodding Carter (Snr.), and his wife, 1972

2

C26

A. van der Sandt Centlivres, 1955

1

C27.1-C27.6

Arthur Clutton, Addo, 1969-1974

6

C28.1-C28.3

Herbert and Alice Coblans, from Durban, Geneva and London, 1951-1974

3

C29.1-C29.8

Michael Comay, Israel and London, 1967-1973

8

C30

Gregory Coplans, [1971?]

1

C31.1-C31.2

Clive Corder, Cape Town, 1961

2

C32.1-C32.2

T.H. Coulter, Royal Commonwealth Society, Cape Town, 1961

2

C33.1-C33.6

W.H. Craib, Somerset East, including a copy of an address by him on Academic Freedom, 1968-1973

6

C34.1-C34.13

Ralph Currey, Colchester, England, 1969-1974

13

C35

Rodney Davenport, Cape Town, 1957

1

C36.1-C36.4

Bartha de Blank, London, 1967-1970

4

C37.1-C37.2

UNESCO, Paris, 1962, signed Marie-Anne de Franz

2

C38

T(?) Degenaar, Stellenbosch, 1963

1

C39

W.A. de Klerk(?). Letter from "Saffier," Klein Drakenstein, signed "Bill," 1963

1

C40.1-C40.39

C.W. de Kiewiet (usually signed "Dick"), mainly from Rochester University, 1953-1974. Includes some letters from Monica Wilson, and Harry Lawrence.

39

C41.1-C41.3

Hamish Dickie-Clark, Durban, 1961 and 1967, includes letter from Dr. Heribert Adam, 1967

3

C42.1-C42.4

Margaret Doxey, Peterborough, Canada, 1969-1974

4

C43.1-C43.5

Eileen Drummond, Port Elizabeth, 1967-1968

5

C44.1-C44.4

Patrick Duncan, Cape Town and England, 1958 and 1963

4

C45.1-C45.3

Adrian du Plessis, Swaziland, 1967, enclosing a letter from Mary Beuron

3

C46.1-C46.3

John Dugard, Johannesburg, 1967-1974

3

C47.1-C47.2

John du Toit, N.G. Kerk, Ventersdorp, 1965

2

C48

Vernon Eagle, New York, 1960

1

C49

Letter from the Private Secretary to H.M. the Queen (now the Queen Mother) from the White Train, 1947

1

C50.1-C50.3

Sir Geoffrey Faber, London, 1956

3

C51.1-C51.3

Enid Faber, Petersfield, England.

3

C52.1-C52.6

Faber and Faber Ltd., Publishers, London, 1967-1974

6

C53

Copy of a letter from Leo Marquard to Judge Fagan, 1963

1

C54.1-C54.3

Revd. W.M. Feast, Norwich, England, 1923(?),1969

3

C55.1-C55.14

Leo Fernig, Captain, Army Education during World War II and later Director of the International Bureau of Education, Geneva, 1942-1973

14

C56

H.H. Firkins, S. Augustine's Priory, Modderpoort, 1948

1

C57.1-C57.3

Hans Freund, Cape Town and London, 1966-1968

3

C58.1-C58.3

Copy of a letter from Leo Marquard to Senator J. William Fulbright, U.S. Senate, 1967, and2 reprints from the U.S. Congressional Record, nos.201 and 204, December 1967, containing debates in which Senator Fulbright took part.

3

C59.1-C59.5

Correspondence between Leo Marquard and Albert Geyser, 1963, including one letter from Prof. Andre Hugo, Johannesburg and Stellenbosch

5

C60

Simon Gillett, Botswana, 1968

1

C61.1-C61.5

Sir De Villiers Graaff, House of Assembly, Cape Town, 1949-1968

5

C62

Walter Hain?(or Harris?), Reina del Mar, 1966

1

C63

R.G. Hatheway, Canadian Embassy, Pretoria, 1968

1

C64

?Haumann, Secretary for Education, Arts and Science, Pretoria, 1959

1

C65.1-C65.15

Ernest Havemann, Captain, Army Education during World War II, 1942-1974

15

C66

Brian Hawkes, Rondebosch, 1965

1

C67.1-C67.3

Ellen Hellman(?), Johannesburg, 1971-1974

3

C68.1-C68.3

C.E.W. (Jerry) Henderson, U.S.A. and Cape Town, 1968 and 1974, and one letter from Leo Marquard to Mr and Mrs Henderson, 1970

3

C69

Alexander Hepple(?), Johannesburg, 1963

1

C70

Joseph Herbstein, Israel, 1964

1

C71.1-C71.15

Correspondence with J.H. Hofmeyr, 1945-1948

15

C72.1-C72.3

Alfred and Sybil Honikman, Cape Town, 1961-1974

3

C73

Muriel Horrell, Johannesburg, 1973

1

C74

Andre Hugo, Stellenbosch, 1968

1

C75.1-C75.2

Letter to Sir David Hunt from Leo Marquard, and his reply, 1967

2

C76.1-C76.2

J.L. Horak (Bill), Cape Town, 1972

2

C77.1-C77.7

J.S. Hutton, Johannesburg and Pretoria, 1945-1974

7

C78.1-C78.4

Glynn Isaac, London and Cambridge, 1959-1960

4

C79

Edwyn and Frances Isaac, California, n.d.

1

C80.1-C80.14

Correspondence with and about the Jabavu family, mainly with Noni Crossfield, 1959-1966

14

C81

Guion and Guy Johnson, U.S., 1960

1

C82.1-C82.3

Correspondence with Nico Jooste, South African Ambassador in Greece, 1969

3

C83.1-C83.16

Correspondence with Helen Joseph and letters to the press, etc., regarding her, 1962-1967

16

C84.1-C84.5

Correspondence with Thomas Karis, New York, 1967-1968

3

C85

Professor E.N. Keen, Durban, 1970

1

C86.1-C86.2

B.B. Keet, Stellenbosch, 1963 and 1974

2

C87.1-C87.2

Alexander Kerr and his wife, 1965 and 1970

2

C88.1-C88.11

R.N. Kershaw, letters and some verses, mainly from Geneva, 1923-1927

11

C89.1-C89.26

Revd. Martin Knight, Bloemfontein and House of the Sacred Mission, Kelham, England, 1950-1973

26

C90.1-C90.10

Bertha Kops, Johannesburg, 1970-1974

10

C91

Theo Kotze, Cape Town, 1973

1

C92

Sannie Krige, Newlands, Cape, 1974

1

C93

Letter from London, 27.12.1967, with unidentified signature with a note from Uys Krige on the outside

1

C94

John Laredo, Pretoria, 1969

1

C95.1-C95.2

S. Mac Lepolesa, Maseru, 1960

2

C96.1-C96.2

Patrick R.B. Lewis, Mayor's Office, Johannesburg, 1969-1970

2

C97

Phyllis Lewson, Johannesburg, 1965(?)

1

C98.1-C98.4

Frank S. Loescher, United States - South Africa Leader Exchange Program, New York, 1959-1960

4

C99.1-C99.7

Copy of a letter from Albert J. Luthuli to the Prime Minister, 1957, and a letter from Mrs Luthuli and newspaper clippings about the Nobel Peace Prize, etc. 1961 and 1967

7

C100

Robert A. Lystad, New York, 1968

1

C101.1-C101.8

John H. MacCallum,Scott, Liberal International, London, 1952 and 1960

8

C102.1-C102.14

David A. McCandless, Southern Police Institute,Louisville University, Kentucky, U.S.A., 1959-1971

14

C103.1-C103.28

Terry MacDermott, sometime Canadian High Commissioner to South Africa and Canada, 1955-1966

28

C104.1-C104.3

Sir Andrew McFadyean Johannesburg, 1960

3

C105.1-C105.7

Angus G(?) McKenzie, London, 1967-1974

7

C106.1-C106.11

W.M. Macmillan, Abingdon, England, 1957-1969

11

C107

Roy Macnab, London, 1970

1

C108

John Macquarrie, Pietermaritzburg, 1972, to Mrs S. Gillham. Mentions Leo Marquard.

1

C109.1-C109.2

D. Malcolm, Durban, 1958

2

C110.1-C110.40

E.G. Malherbe, mainly from Natal, 1948-1974, and a few from his wife Janie.

40

C111

Paul Malherbe, Durban, [1961?]

1

C112.1-C112.2

Arnold Mathews, Owl Club, Cape Town, 1972 and 1974

2

C113.1-C113.7

Correspondence with and about Z.K. Matthews and his family, 1959-1961

7

C114.1-C114.2

Joel Mervis, [1952?] and Johannesburg 1974

2

C115.1-C115.2

Hope Mirrlees, Oxford 1961 and 1973

2

C116.1-C116.35

Naomi Mitchison, from various addresses, 1961-1972, including one from her daughter Mrs Lois Godfrey

35

C117.1-C117.4

J.M. Mohapeloa, Lesotho, 1968-1972

4

C118.1-C118.8

Felix V. Morley, England and U.S.A., 1924­1974. Includes photograph of Felix Morley and his wife Isobel.

8

C119.1-C119.6

Norman Mudd, Mathematics lecturer at Grey College, Bloemfontein, 1921-1923(?)

6

C120.1-C120.3

John Murray, Plettenberg Bay, 1968-1971

3

C121.1-C121.2

Edward G. Murrow, Washington, D.C., 1961

2

C122.1-C122.13

Selby Ngcobo, Durban and Salisbury, Rhodesia, 1960-1963. Includes correspondence between Leo Marquard and the Minister of Bantu Administration and development.

13

C123.1-C123.3

Judge Emory H. Niles, U.S.A., 1964-1973

3

C124.1-C124.21

Charles and Dorothy L. Norman, Glencairn, Cape, [1950's?] - 1974

21

C125.1-C125.4

Bernard Notcutt, S.A. Information Brigade Head Quarters, Middle East, 1942

4

C126

R.(?) P. Nunnington, President, Trinity College, Oxford, 1968

1

C127.1-C127.2

John Oxley, London and Pretoria, 1964 and 1970

2

C128.1-C128.12

Raleigh Parkin, Canada, 1958-1964

12

C129.1-C129.28

Alan Paton, Hillcrest, Natal, 1949-1974

28

C130.1-C130.4

Henri Pellissier, Pretoria, 1973

4

C131.1-C131.4

David [Philip?], from Salisbury, Rhodesia, and Cape Town 1961-1962

4

C132.1-C132.4

Lou Pretorius, Federal Parlement, Salisbury, Rhodesia, 1959-1961. Includes Hansard of Rhodesian Parliamentary Debates, 3.8.1960

4

C133

Pattie Price, Lakeside, Cape, 1966

1

C134.1-C134.14

Philip Radley, Oxford, 1968-1974

14

C135.1-C135.9

Sri P. Kodanda Rao, Bangalore, India, 1960­-1974. Includes articles by him and pamphlets.

9

C136.1-C136.7

Lord John Primatt Redcliffe-Maud, Master, University College Oxford, 1964-1971

7

C137.1-C137.4

John A. Reuling, American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions, Massachusetts, 1955

4

C138.1-C138.4

Professor H.M. Robertson, University of Cape Town, 1961-1974. Includes copy of letter to him from H.V. Hodson, Provost of Ditchley Foundation.

4

C139

Win Roux, Johannesburg, 1966

1

C140.1-C140.12

Correspondence between Helen Rowan, San Francisco, and Leo Marquard, 1964

12

C141.1-C141.4

Royal Commonwealth Society, London, 1971

4

C142.1-C142.11

Leslie Ruben, Ghana, Belfast, Northern Ireland and Washington, D.C., 1960-1964

11

C143.1-C143.2

Anton Rupert, reply to a letter from Leo Marquand, 1966

2

C144.1-C144.2

James Hamilton Russell, Constantia, Cape, 1963 and 1974

2

C145.1-C145.3

George Sacks, London, 1973-1974

3

C146.1-C146.4

Oliver Schreiner, Johannesburg, 1962-1971

4

C147.1-C147.15

Mabel Shaw, Surrey England, 1960-1973

15

C148.1-C148.6

Correspondence between Leo Marquard and Gen. Smuts' Private Secretary, Cape and Transvaal, 1947-1949

6

C149.1-C149.9

T.G. standing, Nigeria, Kenya and Ethiopia, 1939-1941

9

C150.1-C150.3

Arthur Suzman, Q.C., Johannesburg, 1973, with enclosures.

3

C151.1-C151.3

Helen Suzman, Johannesburg and Cape Town, 1970-1973

3

C152.1-C152.20

Piet Theron, Marquard, 1967-1973

20

C153.1-C153.20

Professor Leonard M. Thompson, Los Angeles and London, 1964, with replies from Leo Marquard.

20

C154

Garfield Todd, Rhodesia, 3.12.1965

1

C155.1-C155.2

Lourens van der Post, London, 1955

2

C156.1-C156.3

F.A. van Jaarsveld, Pretoria, 1959

3

C157.1-C157.12

William Edward [Kits] van Heyningen, Oxford, 1965-1972, and one from Ruth van Heyningen.

12

C158.1-C158.7

Hendrik van Rensburg, Marquard, 1967-1972

7

C159.1-C159.6

Douglas H. Varley, Cheshire, England, 1969-1974

6

C160.1-C160.6

David Welsh, from various addresses, and two letters to him from Leo Marquard, 1967-1972

6

C161.1-C161.6

Letters about Arthur Wheen from "Ray" and"Aileen" and one from Aldwyth Wheen, 1971-1974

6

C162

Maida and Quinten Whyte, 1962

1

C163.1-C163.14

E.T. Williams (Bill), Oxford, 1967-1973, and some replies from Leo Marquard.

14

C164.1-C164.4

Sir Thomas Williams, Director of European Education, Lusaka, 1952 and 1966

4

C165.1-C165.4

Francis Wilson and his wife, from Rondebosch, 1968-1974, includes one letter to him from Leo Marquard

4

C166.1-C166.11

Monica Wilson, mainly from Hogsback, C.P., 1957-1974. Includes two letters from Leo Marquard.

11

C167.1-C167.3

Tim Wilson, Oxford and Johannesburg, 1968 and 1974. Includes one letter from his wife Ilse Fischer.

3

C168.1-C168.2

Lady Kathleen Wylie, Oxford, 1967

2

C169.1-C211

Miscellaneous letters arranged alphabetically, 1949-1973

65

C212-C247

Letters with unidentified signatures, arranged chronologically, 1951-1973

48

C248.1-C248.2

Letters re the W.G. Ballinger case.

2

C249.1-C249.5

Correspondence with the Jewish Board of Deputies, Johannesburg, 1958

5

C250..1-C250.17

Correspondence concerning Gideon Mangoaela, 1963-1965

17

C251.1-C251.8

Correspondence with,the Post Office and Department of Customs and Excise, 1963

8

C252.1-C252.26

Correspondence with and about Barnett Potter and the Union Review, 1944

26

C253.1-C253.3

Documents concerning the South African Society of Journalists, 1948 and 1963

3

C254.1-C254.3

Letter from Davie Marquard with lists of the names of people from whom he had heard at the time of Leo Marquard's death, 1974

3

C255

Leo Marquard, Memorial service held in the Jameson Hall, University of Cape Town on 4th April, 1974

1

C256-C515

Letters and messages of condolence from various people, 1974. Where the writers have been identified the letters have been arranged alphabetically.

260

C516-C579

Telegrams of condolence, 1974, arranged alphabetically.

64

C580-C613

Cards and messages of condolence, 1974, and lists of messages received made by the family.

34

C614.1-C614.12

Correspondence concerning the Leo Marquard Memorial Fund, 1974

12

C615

Scrapbook containing obituaries, 1974

1

D.

EDUCATION

D1.1-D1.91

Correspondence, reports, news digests and clippings concerning the National Union of South African Students, and two early pictures, ca.1928-1974

91

D2.1-D2.65

University of Cape Town, Academic Freedom Committee, 1961-1973

65

D2.66-D2.91

Correspondence with University of Cape Town staff and students, 1964-73. Includes Geoff Budlender's statement on Civil Rights and the University, 7.8.1972; a Mining Survey, issued by the Wages Commission, S.R.C., University of Cape Town, [1973?]; and copies of "Gaudeamus" and the "S.A.C.", (words and music).

26

D2.92-D2.111

U.C.T. Appeal to the public concerning the police action against students, June 1972. Includes documents about Dirk Kemp's appeal, July 1972 - 1973, and the Leo Marquard Appeal, 1972

19

D2.112-D2.197

U.C.T. Chancellorship, letters and newspaper clippings, 1967

86

D2.198-D2.201

General university questions, including brochure of papers relating to the Separate University Education Bill, published by Witwatersrand University, 1957; two letters about "open" universities and article by J.A. Gallant and J.W. Prothero on growth in Universities, which appeared in "Science," January 1972

4

D3.1-D3.51

-- Army Education Services and National War Memorial Fund for Non-European Health Services, 1940-1948

51

D4.1-D4.40

UNESCO papers 1945-1947. Includes some papers relating to the League of Nations International Institute of Intellectual Cooperation conference papers, 1943 and 1945; UNESCO Conference, 1945; and a large group photograph; and a memorandum on the cultural relations between Holland and South Africa, 1945, and the Charter of the United Nations.

40

D5.1-D5.3

"Report of the Fort Hare Commission, July 1955," Lovedale Press, 1955, and "Fort Hare and the Report of the Fort Hare Commission, 1955" by Clifford P. Dent.

3

D6

Notes by Leo Marquard on the suspension from lecturing, at the University of Stellenbosch of Mr. Littlewood, 1955

1

D7.1-D7.17

Correspondence re proposed parallel medium school, 1956-1957

17

D8.1-D8.8

S.A. Council for English Education, Correspondence, 1960-1961

8

D9.1-D9.27

The 1961 Education Panel, correspondence and reports, 1961-1966

27

D10.1-D10.12

College for Adult Education and Training [CADET], correspondence and reports, 1962-1965. TSS of an article "Education in a New Age," published in "Forum," 1948, is also filed in this folder.

12

E.

POLITICAL PAPERS

E1.1-E1.319

South African Institute of Race Relations correspondence and papers, 1946-1973. Includes correspondence and notes of the Adams College Conference, 1953; Memorandum to the Commission of Enquiry into the Paarl riot [1963?]; reports etc.

319

E1.320-E1.323

Presidential addresses to S.A.I.R.R. 1. Our foreign policy 2. South Africa's internal boundaries (2 versions)

3. South Africa's colonial policy See also section H

4

E2.1-E2.123

Liberal Party papers, drafts for talks at meetings, correspondence, etc. 1953-1973. [E2.88 Letter from Leo Marquard to Peter Brown, 27.12.1964, gives background to the formation of the Liberal Party]. See also section H

123

E2.124-E2.151

Liberal Party publications, including "Liberal News," 6 parts February - August 1954; "Umhlanganisi," 7 parts September 1958 - March 1959; "Liberal Opinion," 8 parts 1964-1968; "Contact," 1 part, 1967, "Reality," 6 parts, 1973-1974

27

E3.1-E3.6

Progressive Party, correspondence, a paper on "Black consciousness and Black power" by Leo Marquard, and a paper by John Kane­Berman, entitled "The Ovambo Strike," 1960-1973

6

E4.1-E4.77

Miscellaneous political pamphlets, notes, newspaper articles, etc., two dated 1909 and 1911, the rest 1942-1974

78

E5.1-E5.29

Afrikaner Nationalism, newspaper clippings, notes, etc., 1941-1969

29

E6.1-E6.8

Archbishop's Conference, 1959-1960

9

E7.1-E7.20

Bantustans, mainly newspaper clippings, 1968-1974

20

E8.1-E8.5

Documents pertaining to the general election in Britain, 1931

5

E9.1-E9.28

Conference on federation held at Bulugha [near East London] 9-11 November 1973

28

E10.1-E10.67

Carnegie Corporation correspondence re applications for grants 1959-1974

67

E11.1-E11.11

Civil Rights League, mainly statements, 1948-1962, and 1973

22

E12.1-E12.2

Coloured franchise, 1936 and 1938

2

E13.1-E13.9

Correspondence between Professor R.I. Rotberg and Leo Marquard, 1965-1966, concerning a possible reissue of "Modern Industry and the African" in which the results of the survey undertaken by the Merle Davis Commission, 1932, were published.

9

E14.1-E14.3

High Court of Parliament Act judgment, memorandum by the Union Government law advisers on sections 35 and 152 of the South Africa Act, etc., 1952

4

E15.1-E15.2

Letters concerning Leo Marquard's membership of the Institute of Citizenship, 1965 and 1969

2

E16

Expenses incurred by Clements Kadalie, General Secretary of I.C.U., during a European tour, 1927

1

E17-E17.1

Souvenir of the visit of the Rt. Hon. Harold Macmillan, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom to the Houses of Parliament, Cape Town, 3rd February, 1960 (2 copies)

2

E18.1-E18.10

Dr. E.G. Malherbe's Conference on Race Relations, 1953-1954

10

E19-E19.1

Maori rugby petition in protest against the exclusion of players of Maori descent from the New Zealand Rugby team to tour South Africa in 1960

2

E20.1-E20.44

Multi-racial Conference of South Africa, 1957-1959, includes the Bloemfontein Charter, papers and correspondence.

44

E21.1-E21.20

South African National Convention Movement, 1961-1962

20

E22.1-E22.23

Senate Select Committee on Natives (Abolition of Passes and Co-ordination of Documents) Bill. Evidence by Leo Marquard, 1952. Background documents include the following:

 E22.6 Cost of living in a Native urban community. Repr. from "Social and Industrial Review," July 1928

E22.7 Bloemfontein Joint Council of Europeans and Bantu. Memorandum on the influx of Natives from the country into urban areas, ca. 1930

E22.14 Memorandum of evidence to be presented by the Bloemfontein Joint Council before the Native Economic Commission, ca. 1932

E22.15 Memorandum on the minimum wage, ca. 1932 E22.16-E22.18 Native Laws Commission of Enquiry, questionnaire, memorandum, etc., 1946

E22.19-E22.23 Native education, questionnaire ca. 1950 and the Bantu Authorities Bill, 1951

26

E23.1-E23.5

South African Bureau of Racial Affairs [S.A.B.R.A.], includes a report by Dr. E.S. Munger, 1956, and reports on conferences held in 1960 and 1967

5

E24.1-E24.3

Correspondence about a pamphlet published by the S.A. Congress of Democrats, 1961

3

E25.1-E25.3

Report on Sharpeville and widespread civil disobedience in South Africa, 1960, by Leo Marquard.

3

E26.1-E26.17

South West Africa, mainly newspaper clippings, 1962-1972. Includes comment on the 1966 International Court judgment by C.J.R. Dugard.

17

E27.1-E27.8

Torch Commando, pamphlet, statements, and armband (?), ca. 1949-1951

8

E28.1-E28.10

Treason Trial Bulletin, nos.l-3, 1958; Treason Trials Defence Fund. Press summary nos.l-4, 1958; clipping of the statement made in court by Nelson Mandela from "The Observer" 18.11.1962; statement made in court by Abram Fischer, Q.C., from U.N. General Assembly publication, 7.7.1966; and a statement by Toivo Herman Ja Toivo clipped "Outlook," April 1968

10

E29.1-E29.6

The Union of Democratic Control, correspondence with Basil Davidson. Report on a visit to South Africa by Monica Whately, 1949

6

E30.1-E30.3

World Council of Churches' consultation, Cottesloe, Johannesburg, 7-14 December, 1960: statement; plus the statement by the Nederduitse Gereformeerde Kerke of the Cape and Transvaal [1960?], and a full statement published in SABRA Newsletter, no.42, Nov./ Dec. 1960, Jan./Feb. 1961

3

F.

BOOKS BY LEO MARQUARD

F1.1-F1.41

"The Southern Bantu" (with T.G. Standing), 1938. Later revised by Julius Lewin, omitting chapters by Standing, and published as "Lets go into politics," ca. 1944. Mainly correspondence and book reviews, 1938-1971

41

F2.1-F2.70

Black man's burden, by John Burger, 1943, correspondence, reviews, etc., 1938-1947

70

F3.1-F3.266

"Peoples and Policies of South Africa," correspondence, reviews, etc., about first and subsequent editions, 1952-1973

266

F4.1-F4.72

"Blame it on Van Riebeeck," (with Joel Mervis), correspondence, reviews, etc., 1951-1953. Includes MSS of the text.

72

F5.1-F5.275

"The story of South Africa," correspondence, 1952-1972, reviews 1955-1969, corrected text of the manuscript for possibly the first edition, plus the text of the revision for a later edition.

275

F6.1-F6.156

"Letters from a Boer Parsonage," correspondence 1966-1971, reviews, and an article for "Personality."

156

F7.1-F7.151

"A federation of Southern Africa," correspondence reviews and notes for the book, 1970-1973

151

F8.1-F8.7

"Liberalism in South Africa," published by S.A.I.R.R., ca. 1965. Includes part of an uncorrected TSS text and reviews.

7

F9.1-F9.74

Thomas Benjamin Davie, articles for the Dictionary of National Biography, Supplement 1951-1960 and a chapter for "Better than they knew," edited by R.M. de Villiers, (Cape Town, Purnell, 1974). Includes correspondence.

74

F10.1-F10.17

Jan Christiaan Smuts, article for "Encyclopaedia Britannica," and correspondence, 1971-1973

17

F11.1-F11.50

Reports and criticism by Leo Marquard on various manuscripts. Includes some correspondence. 1948-1973

50

G.

LETTERS AND ARTICLES SENT TO NEWSPAPERS AND JOURNALS

G1.1-G1.156

Letters written and published in newspapers and journals, mainly South African, 1930-1974 Arranged chronologically.

156

G2.1-G2.7

Miscellaneous essays, notes and speeches given to the "Colonial Club," etc., ± 1920 +

7

G3.1-G3.201

Miscellaneous articles and letters to the press, ± 1922-1974

201

G4.1-G4.158

Correspondence re articles written for the"Baltimore Sun," 1960-1973

158

G5.1-G5.279

Articles published in the "Baltimore Sun," 1960-1974, mainly political surveys.

279

G5.280-G5.331

Articles written for the "Baltimore Sun" which were later also published in the "Evening Post," Port Elizabeth.

52

G6.1-G6.55

Articles for the British Institute of Race Relations Journal "Race Today," 1971-1973, including correspondence.

55

H.

LECTURES, SPEECHES AND VERSES

H1.1-H1.15

Lectures prepared for the Army Education programme, ± 1942-1945

17

H2.1-H2.87

Speeches and talks on various subjects, including Liberal Party policies, S.A. politics, education and civil rights.

87

H3.1-H3.11

Satirical verses, mainly by Leo Marquard.

11

J.

PAPERS AND REPORTS BY VARIOUS PEOPLE

J1-J16

Papers and reports by various people including the following: Edgar Crews, R.M. de Villiers, J.P. Duminy, H.A. Fagan, Philip W. Quigg, P. Kodanda Rao, H.J. Simons, J.H. Snyman*, R.S. Garfield Todd; Sheila T. van der Horst 1959-1970s

*Interim report of the Paarl Commission of Enquiry into the incidents at Paarl, 20-22 November, 1962. In Afrikaans

16

K.

RECORDED TALKS FOR S.A.B.C. and B.B.C.

K1.1-K1.88

TSS of talks, mainly on current affairs, broadcast by the S.A.B.C., 1945-1949

88

K2.1-K2.119

TSS of talks, mainly South African political surveys, broadcast by the B.B.C., 1946-1960

119

K3.1-K3.8

Correspondence concerning a recorded talk for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, 1955-1956

8

L.

PHOTOGRAPHS, HISTORY COURSE NOTES AND ILLUSTRATIONS

L1.1-L1.11

Photographs, including a portrait of Dr. J.J.T. Marquard (1859-1904), father of Leo Marquard, some group photographs of military personel involved with Army Education Service, and some early photographs of Winburg, Bloemfontein and one possibly of the prisoner of war camp at Greenpoint, 1900

11

L2.1-L2.33

Lecture(?) notes re French Revolution, American Revolution and South African history, and maps of South Africa.

33

L3.1-L3.185

Prints and postcards mainly of important British and European historical figures and events.

185

M.

BROCHURES AND PERIODICAL PARTS, ETC.

M1.1-M1.39

South African brochures and periodical parts, etc.

49

M2.1-M2.10

Publications about the centenary of Grey College, Bloemfontein, 1855-1955

10

M3.1-M3.9

Miscellaneous foreign publications.

9

N.

POLITICAL AND HISTORICAL REFERENCES

N1-N1910

Political and historical references on cards in two boxes.

1910