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LevelFile
Finding Number (Click this to view full catalogue structure)AC14/6/1-112
TitleOfficial papers relating to First World War, including correspondence of F. S. Oliver
Extentapprox. 113 items
Date1915-1922
DescriptionPrinted, manuscript and typescript correspondence, memoranda and miscellanea; mainly arranged chronologically; mainly from F. S. Oliver to Austen Chamberlain; relating to First World War and political activities, Oliver's publications, etc, 1915-1922
Includes: /2 Newspaper cutting relating to voluntary enlistment; /8 Typescript memorandum relating to 'Gold Position' and American Exchange, 1915; /24-/25 Typescript letter and copy of statement relating to 31 Division at Ripon, [1915]; /27 Newspaper cutting relating to National Register Bill; /32-/34 Typescript correspondence, including one copy letter and copy record relating to arming and ammunition, [1915]; /35-/37 Typescript letter and extracts relating to recruitment, etc, 1915; /38-/39 Typescript letter and copy of extract, relating to morale, etc, 1915; /41-43 Typescript letter, copy of extract and memorandum relating to Irish Division, Ulster division, recruitment, etc, 1915; /45 Typescript notes relating to Foreign Trade and the Exchange, 1915; /50-/54 Typescript letters and extracts relating to situation in India, [9th Division], etc, 1915; /62a Printed correspondence relating to 'Affairs in Egypt', 1922; /72 Typescript notes relating to scheme for a constitutional settlement, Home Rule, etc, [1916]; /82-/83 Typescript letter and printed [draft] memorandum relating to Ulster and Federal Settlement, 1918; /88 Typescript letter to [William Waldegrave Palmer] Selborne [2nd Earl of Selborne; President of the Board of Agriculture, 1915โ€“1916] and copy of article relating to Irish problem from Richard Jebb to the editor of the 'Morning Post', 1918; /93 Printed memorandum relating to Ulster and Federal Settlement, 1918; /103 Typescript notes relating to Federal Decentralisation, 1918
Access StatusOpen
Physical Description/62a is in addition to /62; /2 and /27 are newspaper cuttings

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