Greene Papers at the National Maritime Museum
Catalogue of papers of Sir W. Graham Greene at the National Maritime Museum, London.
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Lists of Lord High Admirals (AD871-1649); Lord Commissioners (after 1660) (1914-1930); Secretaries (after 1800); and civilian First Lords of the Admiralty.
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Orders and circulars on changes in administration in the Admiralty, 1884-1917. (See full list in printed catalogue).
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Letters, extracts, notes and memos on departmental administration, 1869-1921.
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Duke of Somerset's Committee on the Board of Admiralty, 30 Mar 1871.
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Sir James Graham's Committee on the Constitution of the Board of Admiralty, 16 Jul 1861.
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Memo on the Organisation for War of the Admiralty Departments (draft of paper given to the First Sea Lord, 14 Feb 1888).
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The Controller's Department - letters and memos, 1916-17. See full list in printed catalogue.
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Munitions (1915-18) - memos and drafts written during the First World War, some addressed to Lloyd George and Sir Winston Churchill and printed papers. See full list in printed catalogue.
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Financial Administration of the Navy (1879-1894) - memos and printed papers. See full list in the printed catalogue.
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Foreign Intelligence Committee - Secretary's Procedure and Memorandum Book, 1885 (Private).
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Dardanelles Campaign and Commission, 1915-16 - printed reports on naval operations.
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A General Review of the Naval Situtation, 24 Mar 1917 (Secret).
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Papers on: Petition of Right by Isaac F Taylor, 1915; Invention to capture and prevent Zepplins, 1915; Libel suit of Lord Alfred Douglas V. Morning Post, 1923; Scrapping of United States Battleships, 1922; LUSITANIA, Declaration of war, 1914, Submarine Peril; and articles and correspondence on the lives of Admirals and Statesmen.
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Naval and Military Despatches relating to Operations in the War Sep-Oct 1914 (printed HMSO).
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Naval Prize Manuals, 1913 and 1914.
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Narrative of the Action with the German High Sea Fleet, May 31-June 1 1916. With appendices and plans, prepared by the Commander in Chief Grand Fleet (printed).
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The Future of navies. Great Ships or ________? Leading articles reprinted from The Times with letters from Adm Sir Percy Scott and others. The Times obituary on Adm of the Fleet Sir John Jellicoe, 21 Nov 1935.
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Notes and printed Government papers, includes notes on the preservation of HMS VICTORY and her restoration, by Sir Philip Watts (printed).
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The Admiralty by Sir Oswyn A R Murray, copies produced in various instalments from the MARINERS MIRROR: v.13, no.1, January 1937; v.13, no.2, April 1937; v.13, no.3, July 1937; v.14, no.1-4, January - October 1938; vol.15, no.1-2, January - April 1939; 'The Origins and Constitution of the Admiralty and Navy Boards' published in 1884.
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