Series 8 - Bank of England

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UTA 1425-8

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Bank of England

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  • 1935-1939 (Creation)

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0.56 m of textual records

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The series consists of a book with typed notes of conversations, and both personal and business related incoming and outgoing correspondence written between 1935 and 1939, when Mr. Jackson was advisor to the Governors of the Bank of England. The series mainly consists of outgoing correspondence written by Mr. Jackson to family, friends, acquaintances, students, colleagues and committee members living within the United Kingdom, Canada, the United States, Jerusalem and Italy. Arranged chronologically, the correspondence deals with: the termination of Mr. Jackson’s teaching position at the University of Toronto; his position at the Bank of England; the activities, events and accomplishments of his family; his book An Economists confession of faith (1935); Mr. Jackson’s opinions and views of England at the time; the economic condition of Canada and England during the late 1930s; reflections on his work at the University of Toronto; the employment situation of his students, friends and acquaintances; and the development of the Economics department at the University of Toronto.

Accompanying the correspondence are two indexes (1937 and 1938), possibly created by Mr. Jackson’s secretary at the Bank of England. The indexes list the name of the person who sent the letter (in alphabetical order) with a number that was placed on the letter at the time it was received.

Mixed into the correspondence are articles, newspaper clippings, off-prints and speeches written by academics and consultants on various economic and financial issues within Canada and England. Sent to Mr. Jackson from family, friends, acquaintances, students and colleagues, the articles, newspaper clippings, off-prints and speeches are also arranged chronologically.

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B2004-0019/010 (01)-(14). – Jan. 1935-Aug. 1936.
B2004-0019/011 (01)-(13). – Sept. 1936-Jun. 1937.
B2004-0019/012 (01)-(10). – Jul. 1937-Feb. 1938.
B2004-0019/013 (01)-(15). – Mar. 1938-Index 1939.
Box B2004-0019/014 (01)-(05). – Jan. 1939-Mar. 1939.
Box B2004-0026/001 (02) – 1935-1939. – Notes of Conversation

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