Record Details
| Item reference: | CBT/6/10-12 |
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| Catalogue Section: | Personal collections |
| Level: | FILE |
| Date made: | 1903-1907 |
| Credit: | National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London. Purchased with the assistance of the Heritage Lottery Fund and the Society for Nautical Research Macpherson Fund, 2004 |
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- Paper typescript "Invasion, 1744", by Corbett, on attempted invasion by the French. (Manuscript) (CBT/6/1)
- Manuscript "Attempted Invasion of the French in 1744", Corbett. (Manuscript) (CBT/6/2)
- Manuscript, "Memorandum on Invasion", 1907, Corbett, prepared to support the Admiralty case when the Sub- Committee of the C.I.D was considering the memorandum put forward by Lord Roberts. (Manuscript) (CBT/6/3)
- Typescript copy, Notes and Papers, Invasion, Corbett for the D. N. I (Slade), memo by Slade and papers by Roberts and Repington. (Manuscript) (CBT/6/4)
- Letters from Admiral Sir Edmond Slade to Corbett, re: The C. I. D. Sub-committee on Invasion and the appearance of Lord Roberts and Colonel Repington before it, 1907-08. (Manuscript) (CBT/6/5)
- Press Cuttings, on the "Invasion", 1906-08, giving an idea of the quality and tone of the argument. (Manuscript) (CBT/6/6)
- Letters from Captain P. H. Colomb, to Corbett, 1907-8, Colomb worked for Corbett under Slade's direction, arranging material on invasion projects. (Manuscript) (CBT/6/7)
- Letters from Lieutenant- Colonel E. Y. Daniel (Secretary of the Historical Section of the C. I. D.), R.M to Corbett and other letters mainly about the C. I. D. History of the Russo- Japanese War. (Manuscript) (CBT/6/8)
- R.U.S.I Journals, "War Studies in the Royal Navy" by Kemp, May 1966, see page 151 and "The Training of Naval Officers, Lord Haig's notes of the Royal Naval War College, 1913". (Manuscript) (CBT/6/9)
- Press cuttings with letters, Admiral Henderson and Captain Ewar, Article by Dewar, "Naval Strategy and Crisis of 1911", United Service Magazine, March, 1912. (Manuscript) (CBT/6/13)
- Letters from Instr. Com. A. W. Veater, 1909-10, covering arrangements for Corbett's lectures. (Manuscript) (CBT/6/14)
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