Christian Science; newspaper cuttings, n.d.
Christian Science; newspaper cuttings, n.d.
Record details
| Item reference: | WHI/31 |
|---|---|
| Catalogue section: | Personal collections |
| Level: | ITEM |
| Creator: | White, Arnold Henry |
| Credit: | On loan to the National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London, from a private lender |
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- Important Naval Documents: correspondence with Yerbergh, Yexley, Beresford and copies of letters between Fisher and Beresford relating to The Navy League, navy rations, Naval Estimates, review of Mediterranean fleet, 1900-2 (Manuscript) (WHI/1)
- Fisher, Beresford and Scott: papers and correspondence relating to the Beresford-Scott incident of 1908 (Manuscript) (WHI/2)
- Gunnery: notes and letters relating to naval gunnery, 1903-1905. Confidential papers of results of battle practice of gunlayer's tests, of prize firing and letters to Premantle on the 'gunnery versus paint' issue. (Manuscript) (WHI/3)
- Naval Questions in Parliament: reprint from 'Naval and Military Record' of questions asked in Parliament on naval subjects, 1898-1904. Correspondence, 1903, 1914 (Manuscript) (WHI/4)
- Navy and Gunnery: Naval Estimates, 1902-5, correspondence relating to The Navy League, from Percy Scott and Fred T. Jane (Manuscript) (WHI/5)
- Notes and letters from Percy Scott, 1905, 1912; Copy of 'Bluejacket and Coastguard Gazette', complaints to White and notes on gunnery (Manuscript) (WHI/6)
- Seventy letters from Nina Beresford, n.d. (Manuscript) (WHI/7)
- Leaflets and enrollment form for British Fascists, article from 'National Review'; invitation to visit Germany with refusal, 1907; Account of journalists visit to Germany, 1914 (Manuscript) (WHI/8)
- Australia; pamphlets, scheme for emigration, 1913 (Manuscript) (WHI/9)
- Australian Navy; printed memorandum by G.F. Pearce, 1913 (Manuscript) (WHI/10)
- Assessment; income tax, 1923 (Manuscript) (WHI/11)
- Army League; pamphlet, 'Social Democracy and the Armed Nation', 1900, papers and letters 1906 (Manuscript) (WHI/12)
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