More Reviews for Papers of the Prime Ministers of Great Britain

Series Nine: The Papers of John Russell "As the papers of Lord John Russell are not easy to use in their present state, scholars will be immeasurably helped by their publication in microform." -- Dr. M. E. Chamberlain, University College, Swansea

"Scholars in this field, to say nothing of those in British politics, economics and sociology, will find more than ample material here to support not only undergraduate but graduate, doctoral and post-doctoral research." -- William K. Ach, Microtext Librarian Wake Forest University

Series Six: The Papers of George Grenville (Prime Minister, 1763-1782) "The Grenville Papers represent an indispensable research tool for scholars of the middle decades of the 18th century. This collection will undoubtedly help to rectify the sorry neglect of this most important and able politician premier." -- Dr. Philip Lawson, University of Alberta

Series Two: The Papers of Sir Robert Peel (Prime Minister, 1834-1835, 1841-1845 and 1845-1846) "Peel's position in British public life during the last ten years of his career was unique. No serous research on the politics of that decade is possible without full utilization of his papers and correspondence, and their availability in microform will be an inestimable boon." -- Norman Gash

Series Three: The Papers of Lord Liverpool (Prime Minister, 1812-1827) "Lord Liverpool was Prime Minister during a period of immense social and economic upheaval and saw his country take the leading role in international diplomacy. His papers form the most important single source for historians of the period, and it is a great benefit to have them available on microfilm." -- Dr. Boyd Hilton, Trinity College, Oxford