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Churchill/MCKN 3 contains:
1 "Private Correspondence of the Right Honourable Reginald McKenna"
2 Correspondence with King Edward VII and King George V
3 Correspondence with members of the Cabinet
4 Correspondence with 1st Sea Lord
5 Correspondence with other members of the Board of Admiralty
6 Correspondence with Admiralty officials
7 Correspondence with officials outside the Admiralty
8 Correspondence with flag officers
9 Correspondence with flag officers
10 Correspondence with flag officers
11 Correspondence with Lord Cawdor
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The Papers of Reginald McKenna

Title Correspondence with 1st Sea Lord
Reference MCKN 3/4
Covering Dates Apr 1908-Dec 1910
Extent and Medium 1 file
Content and context

Correspondence with Admiral of the Fleet 1st Lord Fisher on subjects including: naval estimates; submarine numbers and distribution; American warships; economies to the naval manoeuvres; the attitude and proposed dismissal of Admiral Lord Charles Beresford; Germany's accelerated shipbuilding programme and its effect on the British naval estimates; defence policy; reorganisation of the Home and Channel Fleets; King Edward VII's visit to Russia; Brazilian dreadnoughts; relations with Turkey and Germany; turbine development; an engineers' strike; HMS Indomitable; the success of 12-inch shrapnel; Admiral Sir Percy Scott; Winston Churchill [President of the Board of Trade] and the naval estimates; Beresford's naval enquiry; efficiency of the Home Fleet; Admiral of the Fleet Sir Arthur Wilson's appointment as 1st Sea Lord; Fisher's own departure from the Admiralty.

Other correspondents include: Rear-Admiral Alfred Winsloe [4th Sea Lord]; Admiral of the Fleet Sir Arthur Wilson on servicemen's facilities for voting in the General Election.

Further information

See also MCKN 6.

Index Terms
Fisher, John Arbuthnot (1841-1920) 1st Baron Fisher of Kilverstone, Admiral of the Fleet
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