Anderson, Henry Percy, Sir, 1831-1896 (Knight, civil servant)
Found in 3 Collections and/or Records:
East African papers of Sir Percy Anderson, 1892 - 1949
A proof copy, 12 September 1892 (9 pages), with manuscript comments, of Percy Anderson's confidential memorandum on Uganda that led to the British decision to retain the country. There is also p. 96 of 'United empire', vol. XL, which refers to the collection, and an undated photograph, presumably of Sir Percy Anderson. The papers are accompanied by a letter to D.H. Simpson, R.C.S. Librarian, from H.B. Thomas, 16 July 1960.
Letters from Ernest Berkeley to Percy Anderson, 1896 - 1958
Two frank and informal letters written from Mumia's, 26 June 1896 (18 pages) and 25 July 1896 (11 pages), on the outward and return journey to Nandi, including comments on administrative matters, personnel and political and religious problems in Uganda. There is an undated transcript of the first letter. The papers are accompanied by correspondence with D.H. Simpson, R.C.S. Librarian, regarding the collection, 1965.
Sir Henry Percy Anderson , 1893
Letters sent from a variety of correspondents including Foreign Office officials, diplomats, politicians, editors, writers and family friends.
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