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The Archive of the Royal Society of Literature
The Australian Bicentennial
Twenty-two images (with some duplicates), chiefly of the 'Young Endeavour'. A photograph of an article on the voyage of the Young Endeavour which sailed from Portsmouth in August 1987 and arrived in Hobart on 10 January 1988, taken from the RCS Newsletter No. 19, Spring 1988, is filed with the photographs.
The Autobiography of Captain Hank Rotherham
This autobiography is typed with some handwritten annotations. Rotherham deals with his early years in the opening pages and briefly summarises his life after leaving the navy in the last pages. The core of his autobiography is about his life in the British Royal Navy.
The Bickersteth War Diaries and the Papers of John Burgon Bickersteth
The 17 volumes cover both World Wars and comprise letters home from the front, accounts of particular events by individual family members, photographs and postcards as well as newspaper clippings and telegrams. They provide a unique perspective on the war years both from those who fought abroad and those who remained at home in Canterbury.
The papers of John Bickersteth are photocopies of correspondence and reports to Maurice Hankey on Canadian affairs (1932 - 1940).
''The Bloudstone'', Treatise divine right, probably Thomas Comber
1 volume, treatise on divine right of kings, paper, written in one hand throughout, italic with some secretary hand features, probably 1625, bound in contemporary doe- skin by Daniel Boyse of Cambridge (his blind-stamp of a pheasant, now mostly obliterated, in the centre of each board). Ownership inscription 'J. Leigh Jun. 1746'.
The Boer War Memorial, Grahamstown
Two prints, mounted on card stamped 'Hepburn and Jeanes' with captions which have been used as titles and recorded as found.
'The book of silence for the Deaf'
The Botanical Register for indigenous plantsadapted to Withering's arrangement by E.W. Benson
Only has names for A - C.
The British Australian Wool Realization Association Ltd.
Collection of sepia studio portraits of the Australian Board of Directors. With the exception of number 1, all measure 145 x 200 mm. The photographs were originally mounted in a frame.
The BAWRA was founded in 1920 by Sir John Higgins to safeguard the national wool trade, and, in association with a temporary London directorate, to realise the wool carried over from the war period. It went into liquidation in 1927.
The Broadwater Collection
The Burning of the Garden Palace, 1882
The cabinet portfolio: Queensland scenery
A commercially produced portfolio containing twelve prints, each 130 x 105 mm, mounted on card with printed captions, showing scenes in and around Brisbane. Photographer and publisher George P Wright, James Street, Valley, Brisbane.
The Cambridge Antiquarian Society Glaisher Collection of aeronautical engravings and pictures
The Cambridge Election
An anonymous set of verses in seven stanzas. Fo. 1: 'Samuel Sandars'.
The Cambridge Review: editorial correspondence
Letters and related items, mostly addressed to the editors of the Cambridge Review, and predominantly to Peter Hawkes. Some letters were intended for publication; most of the others concern the contribution (or otherwise) of articles and book reviews.
The Cape Monthly Magazine Vols. 5-11
Collection of original prints inserted in issues of the monthly magazine, and one separately mounted (Y3059J). The captions have been used as titles and may include language which is offensive, inaccurate or inappropriate. They have been retained to reflect the context of their creation. A list of photographs published in the magazine is on pages 259-262 of Marjorie Bull and Joseph Denfield's 'Secure the shadow', though it is not entirely complete.
'The Caribbean in international politics, 1670-1707': PhD thesis
A Ph.D. thesis for the University of London, 554 pages, with a map.
The Carrier Corps
A typescript of 'The Carrier Corps: military labour in the East African Campaign of 1914 to 1918, and its place in the history of Kenya', 280 pages.
The Case for the Rights of the Duchy of Cornwall to the Scilly Islands
The Case of Richard Hartley
'The Case of Richard Hartley, A.B. Trin. Col. Dublin Drawn up by himself this 10 April 1713 Dublin printed By Edward Waters in Essex Str. Corner of Sycamore Alley 1713', 12 folios. The case concerns a dispute between Hartley and Matthew French, then a senior fellow at Trinity College, Dublin. This version of Hartley's piece was probably transcribed from the printed edition. On pp. 19 and 20 are extracts from the Registry of Trinity College, Dublin, and notes in the same hand as the text.
The Ceylon War Council, 1942
'The concept of British Empire Games': PhD thesis
A Ph.D. thesis for the University of Queensland analysing the origin and evolution of British Empire Games from 1891 to 1930, 273 pages.
The Conference Diaries of Flight Sergeant G. Green
This collection consists of notebooks containing diaries of the Atlantic Meeting, Washington, Quebec, Cairo and Yalta conferences. Green tends to record events from his own day but when relevant these include encounters with Churchill and other key figures.
The de Lucy family and Malaya
'The Death of Alexander the Great'.
An anonymous poem in blank verse, with a short preface in prose. There are 24 folios, loose in a paper cover.