Papers, 1920-1990.

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Papers, 1920-1990.

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Correspondence, diaries, journals, photographs, article and book manuscripts, media material, secondary articles and monographs, audiotapes, videotapes and memorabilia. The Correspondence Received measures about 47 linear feet, with nearly 15 linear feet classified as Business and Personal (arranged alphabetically by name or topic). General and Fan correspondence measures 32 linear feet and is arranged chronologically (1935 to 1990). Significant correspondents include: Mother Teresa, Hugh Kingsmill, Alec Vidler, Kingsley Amis, Father Paul Bidone, William F. Buckley, Hesketh Pearson, Kitty Muggeridge, and H.T. Muggeridge. An extensive secondary series include clippings about Muggeridge and his work and topics that interested him and manuscripts others wrote and sent for him to critique. There are several inches of material concerning Russia and a section of material about Mother Teresa and her work among the poor. Memorabilia includes awards and honors given to Muggeridge.

288 boxes (117 cubic feet)

Wheaton College, Buswell Memorial Library

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Wheaton College, Buswell Memorial Library

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Muggeridge, Kitty.

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Muggeridge, Malcolm, 1903-1990

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Writer, social critic, Christian apologist; born Thomas Malcolm Muggeridge, March 24, 1903 in Sanderstead, Surry, England; raised in a Socialist home; graduated from Selwyn College, Cambridge, 1924; travelled to India to teach at Union Christian College, 1924-1927; married Katherine (Kitty) Dobbs (niece of Beatrice Webb) September 10, 1927; lived in Egypt, the Soviet Union and India while serving as a correspondent for various newspapers; served as an intelligence officer in World War II in Lisb...

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