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Donated by Mrs Lee-Warner.

1. Miscellaneous pamphlets published by the India Defence League and the Indian Empire Society.
   • ‘The pledges we have given to India’ (two copies)
   • ‘Facts’
   • ‘The dangers of the Indian White Paper’
   • ‘Some events in connection with India’
   • ‘The evidence of the European Government Servants’ Association before the Joint Select Committee’ (two copies)
   • U.B.I. weekly bulletin, Vol.1, no. 15, 1934. (two copies)
   • ‘The White Paper: sidelights on Indian politics’
   • ‘The India Defence League’ (two copies)
   • ‘Pure folly (the White Paper proposals for India)’
   • ‘The pseudo-democracy of the White Paper, by Sir Michael F. O’Dwyer’
   • ‘India: a broadcast address by the Rt. Hon. The Lord Lloyd of Dolobran’
   • ‘”Why I joined the India Defence League” by Lord islington, P.C., G.C.M.G., G.B.E., D.S.O.’
   • ‘My fight for Lancashire bu The Rt. Hon. Winston Churchill, P.C., C.H., M.P.’
   • Why this White Paper? A survery of the proposals for Indian constitutional reform
   • ‘The Prime Minister on safeguards’
   • ‘The financial aspects of the White Paper
   • ‘”Perils of the White Paper” [by the Rt. Hon. Viscount Sumner, G.C.B., P.C., President of the India Defence League]’
   • ‘Ireland and India’ (two copies)
   • ‘Extracts from the evidence of officers of the Indian Civil Service on the White Paper’
   • ‘What Sir Michael O’Dwyer, G.C.I.E., K.C.S.I., told the Joint Select Committee on India Constitutional Reform’
   • ‘The White Paper with the black border’
   • ‘The origin of the Indian reforms’ (two copies)
   • ‘The men who know. Prominent supporters of the India Defence League’ (two copies)
   • ‘Prominent supporters of the India Defence League’
   • ‘Pensions, pledges, guarantees (a word to all interested in Indian pensions)’
   • ‘Ranji’s last speech’
   • ‘India–the real issues’
   • India Defence League membership papers and subscription receipt.
   • ‘The transferred departments. Education, health and agriculture in India since 1921’
   • ‘What the Indian Police told the joint Select Committee’
   • ‘The situation in India. Views of a retired Indian judge.’
   • ‘Congress and terrorism’
   • ‘The main facts of the Indian problem by The Duchess of Atholl, with a foreword by The Lord Islington’
   • The Daily Mail blue book on the Indian crisis
   • The Cinque Port, vol.54 no. 246, December, 1931
   • ‘Undemocratic India. A critical examination of the white paper proposals on India in regard to the executive of the central government and to the transfer of “law and order” in the provincial governments’
   • ‘Memorandum submitted by the British Indian Association of the Taluqdars of Oudh to the Joint Select Committee, London’
   • ‘The threatened Indian chaos, by F. Victor Fisher’
   • ‘The power of the Indian minorities, by Sirdar Ikbal Ali Shah’
   • Parliamentary debates, House of Commons official report, Wednesday 11th May, 1949
   • Parliamentary debates, House of Commons official report, Wednesday 13th July, 1949