Abbreviation A Unit Country - The National Archives

BENBOW BTTN. R.N.D. Benbow Battalion Royal Naval Division G.B. BENGALIS Bengalis I BEREDE BDE. Berede Brigade S.A. BEREDE BDE. De Berede Brigade S.A. BERKS YEO ...

Letters from the First World War, 1916- 18: trenches

The last time I wrote I think I told you we had lost our comfortable job on railheads. We have been shifted from General Headquarters and are at the most godforsaken hole there can possibly be in France. We had a rotten journey raining all the time. Reveille* was at 4am and we eventually left the station about 10am.

  Time

World War Two : Government Posters - The National Archives

Wastepaper, metal or bones could be made into planes and ammunition. Travel within Britain was to be limited at all times. Posters with the slogan “Is your ... people to save scraps to feed hens featuring a talking chicken, this directly relates to the illustrative image used at the top of the web page for this lesson!

  Chicken, Bone

Slave Power: The Relationship ... - The National Archives

3 James Walvin ‘The cause of a nation’ in Abolition Bicentenary BBC History Magazine (March 2007) ... eradications of past cultures; ... the twenty-six slaves purchased by George Manning was reduced to just four in less than a year, because of the …

  History, Past, George, Abolition

Archive Principles and Practice ... - The National Archives

sound recordings and any copies made of them. Protecting archives and records in this way is sometimes called ‘information security’. ... Contact the Sales Monitoring team at The National Archives to provide details of stolen archives. ... 2.3.1 Provenance and original order

  Principles, Practices, National, Order, Archive, Copies, National archives, Archive principles and practice

Effective Communications: Raising the profile of your ...

an important route for gathering collection information. Potential depositors may be more likely to offer material if there is a clear communications process which encourages depositor involvement beyond the point of accession. Between your service and its community

  Information, Communication, Effective, Effective communications

The National Archives Education Service 1834 Poor Law

In 1834 a new Poor Law was introduced. Some people welcomed it because they believed it would: reduce the cost of looking after the poor take beggars off the streets encourage poor people to work hard to support themselves The new Poor Law ensured that the poor were housed in workhouses, clothed and fed.

  Services, Education, National, Poor, Tester, Archive, 3814, The national archives education service 1834 poor law

Childhood Slavery in North America - The National Archives

narratives differ accordingly, some claiming they worked continuously throughout their formative years and others that play was an essential part of their lives. By necessity the whole slave community needed to take responsibility for the rearing of slave children. Mothers were as a rule expected to return to work and

  Narrative, Slave

The National Archives' digital strategy 2017-19

National Archives under the Public Records Act - is a long time to wait before finding out what needs to be done to manage digital preservation. Tools like PRONOM, our registry of file format signatures, and DROID, which uses PRONOM data to identify which files are of what type, are foundational and of huge importance to digital archives.

  National, Strategy

Guide 1 What is Records management? (2010)

Guide 3 Records management policy Guide 4 Keeping records to meet corporate requirements Guide 5 Records systems Guide 6 Storage and maintenance of records Guide 7 Security and access Guide 8 Disposal of records Guide 9 Records created in the course of collaborative working or through out-sourcing Guide 10 Monitoring and reporting on records ...

  Policy, What, Management, Record, Keeping, Records management policy, Record keeping, What is records management

Poetry Vocabulary - Beacon Learning Center

Ex.: the sinking of the Titanic 13. jargon - technical terms meaning a certain thing in a certain situation. Ex.: scalpel, touchdown, writ of habeas corpus 14. allusion - a reference to something the poet thinks everyone already knows. Ex.: “The Gift of the Magi” 15. connotation - the extra meaning associated with a word more than just its ...

  Vocabulary, Poetry, Titanic, Sinking, Poetry vocabulary, The sinking of the titanic

Characters An Inspector Calls’ by J.B. Priestley: A ...

Set just before WWI and the sinking of the Titanic. A moment of rising international tensions and industrial expansion. End of Victorian era saw the demise of the rigid class system. Labour Party, founded in 1900, gaining momentum. The Russian Revolution began in 1917. 1945 People were recovering from six years of warfare, danger and uncertainty.

  Titanic, Sinking, The sinking of the titanic

MEDIA AND INFORMATION LITERACY – THE EVOLUTION OF ...

sinking of RMS Titanic, one of the deadliest peacetime maritime disasters in history) 2. Ask this question to the learners: If the Titanic sank in the Atlantic Ocean, how did the news reach the people in England and New York at that time? Sample answers from students: telephone, letter, newspaper, etc. 3.

  Information, Titanic, Sinking

The Titanic - mileswmathis.com

Oct 02, 2018 · The Titanic: the Fraud that Keeps on Giving by Miles Mathis First published October 2, 2018 I haven't written anything about this one before because I assumed it had been done. See Robin Gardiner's 1998 book Titanic: the Ship that Never Sank. I hadn't read it and still haven't, but I had seen a youtube documentary outlining the major points.

  Titanic

TITANIC

The sinking of the passenger liner Titanic in 1912 is one of those historical events that as always captured the imagination of researchers and the general public alike. Drama, pathos, cowardice, heroism and self-sacrifice -- all are vital parts of the story of the greatest tragedy to …

  Titanic, Sinking, The sinking