Speeches and letters of Field Marshal Earl Roberts, K.G. on imperial defence.
By: <Selected and arranged by Elliott E. Mills, under the auspices of the National service league.>
Contributors: Mills, Elliott Eraus, ed.; National Service League, London.
Publisher: Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co., Ltd.; [etc., etc.]
Published: 1906
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 131
Subjects: Roberts, Frederick Sleigh Roberts, Earl, 1832-1914 -- Correspondence.; Rifle practice.; Marshals -- Great Britain -- Correspondence.; Great Britain -- Defenses.
Genres: Correspondence.
Notes: Advertising matter: p. 129-131.
Table of contents: title: Introduction: The freedom and rights of a Briton.; title: I. The general problem, speech in the House of lords, July 10, 1905.; title: II. "The nation must decide", speech at the Mansion house, August 1, 1905.; title: III. Schools and patriotism, address to the Association of head-masters, January 11, 1906.; title: IV. A great national reserve, speech to the Liverpool Chamber of commerce, Jan. 29, 1906.; title: V. Rifle shooting as a national pursuit, letter to the Times, June 12, 1905.; title: VI.  Further details as to rifle-shooting, letter to Colonel Cornwallis-West, September, 1905.; title: VII. A final appeal for funds, letter to the Times, February, 1906.; title: VIII. Programme of National service league, letter to the Times, February 17, 1906.; title: IX. Synopsis of pamphlet by Mr. T.C. Horsfall on the relation of national service to the welfare of the community.