Series S2 - Correspondence

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UTSC 012-S2

Title

Correspondence

Date(s)

  • n.d., 1959-2000 (Creation)

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Extent and medium

28 cm of textual records

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Correspondence contains letters from friends, academics, and professional contacts. A.J. Wilson’s replies to correspondents are sometimes found where he photocopied or faxed them. Most significant correspondents include Professor S. Arasaratnam, Kingsley De Silva, Brendon and Yasmine Gooneratne, H. A. Ian Goonetileke, and W. H. Morris-Jones.

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Accruals

System of arrangement

The Archivist has arranged frequent correspondents in alphabetical order. Infrequent correspondents, or correspondents whose signature could not be identified, are within the chronological folders. Question marks in square brackets indicate uncertain spelling or unidentifiable signatures.

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Some material may be restricted due to privacy. 

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  • English

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    Existence and location of originals

    For correspondence related to Sri Lankan political negotiations in the later 1970s and early 1980s see Series 4.

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