| Description | Letter: Thomas Murray Taylor, as above, to [Dr. Helen M. Jardine].
Discusses his decision to stand by MacDonald and Snowden and to stand down as prospective Labour candidate at Cathcart, although he had been so unhappy about the 1931 election outcome that he had offered his resignation as an advocate-depute to the Lord Advocate, which had been refused; comments at length on present and political and economic situation and on his exhausting work on the Scottish Amalgamated Silks case, etc.; see 'Speaking to Graduates', 33-34, 36 et seq. |