Vol. CXV (ff. 257). 1912-1914.includes:f. 1 Prisons: Papers rel. to, in S. Africa: 1910.ff. 37, 38 Edward VII of England: Memoranda rel. to Albert and Edward medals: 1908-1912.f.55 London, Parishes. St. Mary Aldermary: Memorandum rel. to the Im... 1912-1914
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