Article published in the National Review, includes letter and marginalia of Major-General Granville-Egerton.

Diaries kept as a student at Osnabrück (1-2) and throughout his military career, both in the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders (3-6) and subsequently when holding various senior appointments (6-14), and in retirement, until 1933 (15), when increasing blindness forced him to discontinue. Nos 3-15, which consist of groups of three or more diaries re-bound together as a single volume, contain also press-cuttings, snapshots and other ephemera pasted or tipped in.

This diary was kept while Major-General Egerton was a student at Osnabruck.

Apparently untitled notebook containing notes and extracts from printed sources copies in and some press-cuttings pasted in 1890-1912. His bookplate is pasted on the upper cover.

A lockable volume gold-stamped ‘Private Diary’ containing at the front, a record of his service 1897-1901 with additional entries written in at various times between 1902 and 1914, with a retrospect, 1931, of events from 1872 to 1882 and further additions, 1937, 1944; with snapshots, press-cuttings and other items pasted in throughout. At the back, inverted, are notes on officers ca.1904-ca.1908, and pasted in a letter, 1945, of Major-General Sir Edmund Hakewill-Smith.