STAMP, SIR JOSIAH
SIR JOSIAH STAMP, 1880-1941
Josiah Stamp’s papers were destroyed when he and his wife and eldest son were killed by an enemy bomb on their home in Kent on 16 April 1941.
Papers re national income 1924.
COLL MISC 0772/D4, BLPES
Notes for Dawes Committee on Reparations 1924.
Sir Andrew Mcfadyean Papers, BLPES, and Horace Finlayson Papers, Churchill Archives Centre, Churchill College Cambridge.
Miscellaneous papers relating to or by Stamp.
RAIL 1057/3312 and 3317, National Archives, Kew.
War Cabinet Survey of Economic and Financial Plans, 1939-41.
CAB 89, National Archives, Kew.
Correspondents
WILLIAM HENRY BEVERIDGE, Correspondence 1922-40, Beveridge Papers, BLPES
EDWIN CANNAN, Correspondence 1919-33, Cannan Papers, BLPES
ALFRED GEORGE GARDINER, Correspondence 1930-2, Gardiner Papers, BLPES
RALPH GEORGE HAWTREY, Correspondence 1928, Hawtrey Papers, Churchill Archive Centre, Churchill College Cambridge
JOHN MAYNARD KEYNES, Correspondence 1924-33, Keynes Papers, Modern Archive Centre, King’s College Cambridge
SIR ANDREW MCFADYEAN, Correspondence 1924-33, McFadyean Papers, BLPES
REGINALD MCKENNA, Correspondence 1923-9, McKenna Papers, Churchill Archives Centre, Churchill College Cambridge
LIONEL CHARLES ROBBINS, Correspondence 1931-4, Robbins Papers, BLPES
DENNIS HULME ROBERTSON, Correspondence 1938, Robertson Papers, Wren Library, Trinity College Cambridge
MACMILLAN & CO, Correspondence 1919-40, Macmillan Archive, Add Ms 55207, British Library
Printed material
ODNB; New Palgrave; Proceedings of the British Academy (1941), pp. 453-65; H.D. Henderson, ‘Josiah Charles Stamp, Baron Stamp of Shortlands (June 21, 1880, to April 16, 1941)’, Economic Journal 51 (June-September 1941), pp. 338-47; J. Harry Jones, Josiah Stamp: Public Servant, The Life of the First Baron Stamp of Shortlands (London: Sir Isaac Pitman & Sons Ltd, 1964); A.Maxwell Stamp, Josiah Stamp and the Limitations of Economics (London: Athlone Press, 1970); Susan Howson and Donald Winch, The Economic Advisory Council 1930-1939 (Cambridge University Press, 1977); Alan Booth, ‘Economic advice at the centre of British government, 1939-41’, Historical Journal 29 (1986), pp. 655-75; Alec Cairncross and Nita Watts, The Economic Section, 1939-1961 (London: Routledge, 1989); Ralf Dahrendorf, LSE: a history of the London School of Economics and Political Science (Oxford University Press, 1995)
Portraits
Photographs and drawing, NPG; photographs in J. Harry Jones, Josiah Stamp: Public Servant, The Life of the First Baron Stamp of Shortlands (1964) and in Ralf Dahrendorf, LSE (1995)
