Janus: Commonwealth miscellanea

RCS/RCMS 22 contains:
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40	Letters from Lt Harley in Nigeria, Aden and India
41	Letter from George Angas to S.W. Silver
43	Light railways for the colonies
44	Our colonial food supply
45	Colonial essays by W. Clarence Gourley
46	Colonization and expansion of the Empire
48	Notes on transportation of convicts to the colonies
49	Letter from Idress Alvord to A.P. Newton
50	Portrait of George III
51	Portrait of Sir Joseph Banks
52	Postcards of the South Seas and Madagascar
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Commonwealth miscellanea

Title	Colonization and expansion of the Empire
Reference	RCMS 22/46 (former reference: MSS 11)
Creator	Green, William Saunders Sebright, fl 1853-1895
Covering Dates	1895
Extent and Medium	1 folder (14 pages); paper; Typewritten

Content and context

William Saunders Sebright Green (fl. 1853-1895) was the author of 'Why should not law students have a classified examination?' (London, 1853) and, with George Browne, 'The practice of the court for divorce and matrimonial causes' (London, 1858).

A paper read to the Royal Colonial Institute, 26 November 1895.

The typescript was presumably presented to the R.C.I. after the lecture in 1895.

Further information

There is an abstract and report of discussion on the talk in 'Proceedings of the Royal Colonial Institute', vol. XXVII, 1895-1896, pp. 41-44.

Donald H. Simpson, ed., 'The manuscript catalogue of the library of the Royal Commonwealth Society' (London, 1975), p. 36. Indexed

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Green, William Saunders Sebright (fl 1853-1895)

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