Papers [manuscript]. 1911-1934.

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Papers [manuscript]. 1911-1934.

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Letters written by Brown to his wife and two daughters describing the official functions he attended as a Dominion Parliamentary delegate to the coronation of their Majesties King George V and Queen Mary, 22 June to 16 July 1911. Album of photographs of members of the Imperial Labour M.P's Conference, 1911 and of the members of the British Labour Party. Railpass issued to Brown 1911. Extracts from the Records of Parliament re the death of Brown 23 March 1934. Added 1.12.2000 : 1. 2 volumes of "Apostolic life" London, 1883, inscribed to Brown by Rev. A. A. Aspinall of Forbes, NJW. 2. Letter from Brown to his cousin, 27 Jan. 1887.

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