This set includes Manuscripts 10787-10858 in the Bodleian Library, Oxford University. The papers and correspondence reflect social conditions in Great Britain in the late 17th and early 18th centuries.

Fiche edition of serial publications and pamphlets issued by various British groups related to entry and participation in the Common Market. The collection culminates with the introduction of the single European currency in 1999. It includes contributions from such organizations as the Anti-Common Market League, Bank of England, British Weights and Measures Association, Bruges Group, Centre for Policy Studies, Confederation of British Industry, European Foundation, Women in Europe, and many others. CRL holds the entire collection, including the original fiche set (1945-1972) and annual supplements (1973-1999).

Set includes material from the Sloane collection. Entries from the British Library's catalogs of manuscripts precede each reel. Prominent works include four texts of The Canterbury Tales (Sloane 1685, 1686; Add. MSS. 5140, 35286), The Legende of Good Women (Add. MS. 12044) and Troilus and Cresseid (Add. MS. 12044). There is also a rich cache of religious and devotional material. CRL owns Parts 1-2 of this Series.

Set includes files from private offices of Chancellors of the Exchequer, and records from several international economics conferences in the 1930s. Part One of the collection includes analyses of the international financial situation, the rise of the U.S. as a major financial power and the economic development of Nazi Germany. It is also concerned with international economic policy, especially the notorious return to the Gold Standard in 1925, and includes the papers of several international economic conferences in the 1930s. Part Two contains the files in which the British Treasury re-enacted the "new deals" proposed by Keynes and Lloyd George to "conquer" mass unemployment. It also provides the actual records of deputations of the Chancellor from the major industrial organizations, such as the Federation of British Industries and the Trades Union Congress.

This is part of the set Ecclesiastical authority in England and is comprised of two parts: Part 1, Instance books 1557-1694, and taxation books 1606-1607; Part 2, Detection books 1538-1700, register of churchwarden's presentments 1571-1682, church inspection books 1602-1636, excommunication papers 1612-1665, churchwarden's presentments 1573-1698.

Reprint of the volumes for 1885-1939 except for 1917-1918 which were not published.

Sir George Carew held several official positions in Ireland and England from 1574 to 1611. During his various terms in office, he carefully preserved and annotated many letters and documents, both ancient and modern. The Carew papers cover the administration of Ireland and the settlement of Ulster during the 16th and early 17th centuries. Wikipedia

This set contains the papers of Sir James Graham, British statesman and reformer. Wikipedia

This contains original dispatches and reports from British diplomatic and consular representatives, correspondence with foreign missions in England, miscellaneous correspondence with individuals, and drafts or copies of letters sent from the Foreign Office.

Facsimile reproduction of the manuscript reports on legal questions under consideration by the Foreign Office. Before 1860, the Foreign Office did not have its own legal advisors, and these reports were written by legal scholars. The volumes contain about 9,500 opinions from F.O. 83 .

 The Center has v. 4242-4251 (1919) and v. 4547-4548 (1920).

Contains reports compiled from a variety of independent sources, including regional headquarters of the Ministry and panels of civilians and officials, on reactions to the presentation of the war in the media and by politicians. Reports are about evacuation, housing, rationing, strikes, and morale.

The Center has vols. 1-155 (1547-1900).

The Main Papers are all documents produced or used by the House of Lords. This set covers the period 1509-June 1715, in nine parts. The contents of the Main papers include command papers, act papers, papers laid pursuant to subsidiary legislation, petitions, private bill papers, judicial papers, and public bill papers.

File contains all the communications between the Colonial office, which supervised the Mandate government, and British officials and High Commissions in Palestine. C.O. 733 covers the period 1927-1939, although the Center's holdings are incomplete.

These records are the minutes or conclusions of the War Cabinet (1916- 1939), including the "A" minutes recording the more secret matters not entered in the ordinary minutes; the "X" minutes which are about conversations on military affairs between May and November 1918; Conclusions of Conferences of Ministers from November 1918; and, Minutes of the Imperial War Cabinet, 1917- 1918.

This class contains papers in the "IC" (International Conference) series which are the minutes, conclusions, etc., of Anglo-French and other inter-allied conferences and meetings from September 1915 to July 1919. This set also includes minutes of the Allied Naval Council and the Council of Ten held in Paris during the Peace Conference.

GUIDE: Great Britain. Public Record Office. List of Cabinet papers, 1880-1914. CD1047.C291 [Lists v. 1-122.] Great Britain. Public Record Office. List of Cabinet papers, 1915-1916. CD1047.C292 [Lists v. 123-162.] This is a collection of photographic copies of memoranda circulated to the Cabinet from 1880 to the end of 1916, compiled from various official and private sources.

These are photographic copies of letters in the Royal Archives at Windsor, written by prime ministers to the sovereign to report on the proceedings at Cabinet meetings. The letters cover 1868 to 1916; until the creation of the Cabinet secretariat in December 1916, these letters are the only records of Cabinet proceedings.

These memoranda were issued from 1939 through 1945.

The Center has 1834-1894.

Papers relating to the reign of Charles I. Wikipedia

 This is an ongoing project for which the Center now has parts 1-9. The microfilm reproduces volumes from the British Library's collection of manuscripts from the 16th and 17th centuries. Included are tracts and papers on the reigns of Edward VI and Mary, documentation of speeches, legislation, political trials and cases at Star Chamber and Chancery.

This set reproduces 541 volumes and 100 supplementary volumes from the Stuart archives. The film includes original letters to the Stuarts, copy letters for them, and other miscellaneous materials. Index on reels 244-247. Wikipedia

• part 1 Cotton Julius-Cotton Tiberius
• part 2 Cotton Caligula-Cotton Claudius
• part 3 Cotton Nero-Cotton Otho
• part 4 Cotton Vitellius
• part 5 Cotton Vespasian
• part 6 Cotton Titus
• part 7 Cotton Domitian, Cotton Cleopatra, Cotton Faustina, and Appendix

• Part One: 1885-1911 107 fiche
• Part Two: 1912-1939 101 fiche
• Part Three: 1940-1963 124 fiche
• Part Four: 1964-1974 96 fiche

• part 1: Arundel-Cotton Nero
• part 2: Cotton Otho-Cotton Roll
• part 3: Egerton-Lansdowne
• part 4: Royal-Add. Roll

• Act Books, 1635-1774. [Category A] 27 reels.
• Acts of Court, 1714-1818. [Category Aa] 10 reels.
• Assignation books, 1763-1875. [Category Aaa] 11 reels.
• Sentences, 1560-1797. [Category B] 17 reels.
• Appeals, 1661-1803. [Category C] 6 reels.
• Process books of the Court of Arches at Lambeth Palace Library, 1660-1893. [Category D] (#9817169) 12,950 fiche.

• Personal answers, 1661-1803. [Category Ee] 9 reels.
• Depositions, 1664-1803. Category Eee] 17 reels.
• Depositions in individual cases, 1822-1860. [Category Eee] 308 fiche.
• Muniment books, 1554-1850. [Category F] 7 reels.
• Minute books, 1875-1883. [Category Hhh] Part filmed with Assignation books, Category Aaa, and part filmed with Muniment books, Category F.
• Black book of the Arches. [Category N] 1 reel.

GUIDE: Trinity College, Cambridge, Library, the mediaeval manuscript collection [guide] : including some post-mediaeval manuscripts. E-8138 The set is issued in several sections and parts, which are also cataloged separately: