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Catalogue reference: CO 295/434/22
This record is about the Local Forces in the West Indies: Imperial assistance. Asks as to the rumoured intention... dating from 1905 Dec 23 in the series Colonial Office and Predecessors: Trinidad Original Correspondence. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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CO 295/434/22
1905 Dec 23
Local Forces in the West Indies: Imperial assistance. Asks as to the rumoured intention of His Majesty’s Government to keep a man of war at Barbados and if true states that Trinidad could accept the suggestions of the Colonial Defence Committee as per the secret despatch of 4 July. If not, states that mounted white troops would be necessary. States that because matter is urgent he requires a telegraphic reply.
Unnumbered secret despatch, folios 143-149
907/1905
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