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D.J. VAISEY, Bodleian Library, David Maurice GRAHAM Miss Maurice's cousin, Carola OMAN-Lady Lenanton and Charles OMAN. On the appointment of Swinton to Chair of Chichele Professor of Military History.

Diary of Frederick Barton Maurice, Jan-May 1918

MAURICE, FB 4/3
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1918 Jan 1 - May 20

Part of MAURICE, Maj Gen Sir Frederick Barton (1871-1951)

Frederick Barton Maurice's diary. Collins' Scribbling Diary. Fairly short pencilled entries.

Diary of Jane Marsh (nee Perceval), 1876-1879, chiefly relating to the health of her children

MAURICE, FB 1/30
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1876 - 1879

Part of MAURICE, Maj Gen Sir Frederick Barton (1871-1951)

Notebook/diary [kept by Jane Marsh], Irregular entries, 1876 June 4-1879 Dec 29, about her children, especially their illnesses. 60 pp. Loose: 3 papers with similar notes and a letter with sketches dated 29 Sept 1875 from Henry G. Sawyer to his niece.

Diary of Jane Marsh (nee Perceval), 1974-1975, relating to her son Edward and daughter Margaret

MAURICE, FB 1/29
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1874 - 1875

Part of MAURICE, Maj Gen Sir Frederick Barton (1871-1951)

Notebook/diary [kept by Jane Marsh]. Irregular entries. From one end: 1874 Nov 5-1875 Dec 4, about her daughter Maggie. 10¼ pp. From other end: 1874 Oct 20-1875 Mar, Apr 2-Dec 4, about her son Eddie. 21 pp

Draft copy letter from Frederick Barton Maurice to Prime Minister David Lloyd George, 15 Jul 1922, requesting a public clarification

MAURICE, FB 4/5/72
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1922 Jul 15

Part of MAURICE, Maj Gen Sir Frederick Barton (1871-1951)

Frederick Barton Maurice to P.M. Lloyd George. Slightly revised version of above [as sent?]. Typed, Signed, Photocopy 6 pp

Draft letter from Frederick Barton Maurice to Arthur Balfour, Jan 1920, with questions about Prime Minister David Lloyd George in 1918

MAURICE, FB 4/5/58
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1920 Jan 1

Part of MAURICE, Maj Gen Sir Frederick Barton (1871-1951)

Frederick Barton Maurice to Mr Balfour. Re-opening question of Lloyd George's behaviour in debate, since he knew correct figures and asking if there is any reason why this cannot be made public. Manuscript, 2 pp, draft + 1 photocopy

Draft letter from Frederick Barton Maurice to Lord Milner, 18 May 1918

MAURICE, FB 4/5/35
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1918 May 18

Part of MAURICE, Maj Gen Sir Frederick Barton (1871-1951)

Draft letter by Frederick Barton Maurice to Lord Milner. Raising further information that has come his way that he considers unfair. A rough draft on reverse, dated May 17th and crossed through. Manuscript, 2 pp

Draft letter from Frederick Barton Maurice to Prime Minister David Lloyd George, Jul 1922, requesting a public clarification

MAURICE, FB 4/5/71
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1922 Jul

Part of MAURICE, Maj Gen Sir Frederick Barton (1871-1951)

Frederick Barton Maurice to P.M. Lloyd George. Draft, Raising issue of letter again and asking for a statement withdrawing wrongful imputation. Typed with alterations: photocopy 6 pp

Draft letter from Frederick Barton Maurice to the Daily Telegraph, Jul 1936, about David Lloyd George's memoirs

MAURICE, FB 4/5/80
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1936 Jul 6

Part of MAURICE, Maj Gen Sir Frederick Barton (1871-1951)

Frederick Barton Maurice to [Editor, Daily Telegraph]. Attacking Lloyd George's memoirs. Draft. Typed + Manuscript, 5 pp

Draft text for a speech by Wolseley about the role of the Government, c 1888

MAURICE, FB 2/2/49
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[1888]

Part of MAURICE, Maj Gen Sir Frederick Barton (1871-1951)

[Wolseley?] Draft of speech [for House of Lord's?] on the need for the Government to befriend the country. Manuscript, 6pp

Draft unsent letter by Frederick Barton Maurice, Feb 1920, intended for Philip Kerr (private secretary to Prime Minister David Lloyd George)

MAURICE, FB 4/5/61
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1920 Feb 4

Part of MAURICE, Maj Gen Sir Frederick Barton (1871-1951)

Frederick Barton Maurice to Mr Kerr. Draft reply to above that his question remains unanswered. Reasons why House of Commons was satisfied with PM's statement. Two sentences marked 'omit', proposing to send correspondence to the Press. Typed 2 pp Photocopy [This letter was not sent and Frederick Barton Maurice wrote instead to Lloyd George]

Easter greetings card from Private Arthur Peppin to Margaret Helen Maurice (nee Marsh), Apr 1916