Correspondence and Transcripts of Correspondence with William St. John Brodrick, 4 Sep 1900 - 9 Feb 1903 PDF Download

Author:
Publisher:
ISBN:
Category :
Languages : en
Pages : 0

Get Book

Book Description
5-9 - Typescript transcripts of correspondence and correspondence relating to worsening situation in South Africa [necessity for troop, horse and rifle reinforcements, possible invasion of Cape, arrangements for movement of Boer prisoners, and communications from Kitchener and Milner], with wrapper. 18-20 - Letter from Sir Henry William Watson McAnally [Assistant Private Sec to Sec of State for War, 1899-1902, War Office] to Lord Monkbretton [John William Dodson, 2nd Baron Monkbretton: Principal Private Sec.to Sec of State for Colonies, 1900-1903, Colonial Office] relating to enclosed despatches concerning surrender of Klerksdorp, with Government printed despatches and Colonial Office memorandum. 23 - Government publication, 'Guns in Possession of the Boers in the Field, 21 May 1901' by William St. John Brodrick. 24-25 - Letter from Sir Henry William Watson McNally relating to article concerning preservation of Boer archives, with Colonial Office correspondence and press cutting from 'The Times'. 31-32 - Typescript memorandum [War Office] relating to South African 'Refugee Camps', with press cuttings concerning speeches by Miss Hobhouse on matter and wrapper. 36 - Letter from William St. John Brodrick relating to Kitchener's 'Proclamation of Banishment'. 39-40 - Correspondence and typescript transcripts of correspondence relating to Kitchener's style of command in the Cape, and his treatment of rebels. 47-55 - Typescript transcripts of correspondence and correspondence relating to administration of martial law in Cape, movement of Boer prisoners, and discussions with Sir Michael Hicks Beach [1st Earl St Aldwyn: Chancellor of the Exchequer, 1895-1902] concerning military expenditure, with wrapper. 61-62. Correspondence from William St. John Brodrick relating to proposed deportation of Boer women and removal of General Butler from Aldershot command on account of a speech of his. 65-69 - Correspondence and typescript transcripts of correspondence relating to mortality rates in South African refugee camps and accusations levelled by General Butler against Chamberlain. 79 - Letter from William St. John Brodrick relating to forthcoming speech in Glasgow and discussion of South African refugee camps. 87-89 - Letter from J. Hanbury Williams [War Office] to Lord Monkbretton relating to enclosed correspondence of Brodrick's concerning accusations regarding conduct of British Red Cross nurses [in South Africa], with letter from W. T. Whittall to Chamberlain, minute by Edmund Taylor [War Office] and wrapper. 90-91 - Letter from Miss Mary Hobhouse relating to report of speech of Chamberlain's which contains reference to her, with press cutting, Colonial Office memorandum, draft reply and wrapper.