Government printed papers

Title

Government printed papers

Shelfmark

MS. Milner dep. 134

Summary

Includes

(item 1) Hansard, parliamentary debates, House of Commons, 3 Feb. 1915

(item 2) Cd. 7816, Correspondence between His Majesty's government and the United States government respecting the rights of belligerents, 1915

(item 3) Cd. 7817, Correspondence between His Majesty's government and the United States ambassador respecting the treatment of prisoners of war in the United Kingdom and Germany respectively, 1915

(item 4) Cd. 7857, Correspondence with the United States ambassador respecting the release of interned civilians, 1915

(item 5) Cd. 7959, Correspondence with the United States ambassador respecting the treatment of British prisoners of war and civilians interned in Germany, 1915

(item 6) Cd. 7862, Treatment of prisoners of war in England and Germany, 1915

(item 7) Cd. 7961, Further correspondence respecting the treatment of British prisoners, 1915

(item 8) Parliamentary recruiting committee pamphlet 'The Group System' (1915)

(item 9) Cd. 8144, Memorandum by the German government regarding the destruction of a German submarine, 1916

(items 10-12) Hansard, parliamentary debates, House of Commons, 17-18, 20 Jan. 1916

(item 13) Cd. 8149, Report on recruiting, 1916

(item 14) Cd. 8271, Recommendations of the economic conference of allies, 14-17 June, 1916

(item 15) Cd. 8347, Minutes of evidence taken before the departmental committee on the settlement and employment of soldiers and sailors on the land, 1916, see also MS. Milner dep. 160, fols. 205-21

(item 16) Cd. 8351, Report on the typhus epidemic at Gardelegen, 1916

(item 17) Military service act, 1916

(item 18) Hansard, parliamentary debates, House of Lords, 23 May, 1917

(item 19) Manual of position warfare for all arms, translated from the German, 1917

(item 20) Cd. 8672, Report on measures for settling ex-servicemen who may desire to emigrate after the war, 1917

Date

1915-17

Language

English

Physical extent

1 box