6th September 1920
Letter from Liverpool Lord Mayor to Mr H Maxwell of the Home Office
RE: Regarding 350 men discharged from their employment, only 50 applying for repatriation
7th September 1920
Letter from H.R Boyd to Liverpool Lord Mayor
RE: Thanking Lord Mayor for the letter on 6th
11th September 1920 a
Letter from African Christian Association to Liverpool Lord Mayor
RE: Partial list of black men who served in the Great War
11th September 1920 b
Letter from African Christian Association to Liverpool Lord Mayor
RE: Partial list of black men who served in the Great War
11th September 1920 c
Letter from African Christian Association to Liverpool Lord Mayor
RE: Partial list of black men who served in the Great War
11th September 1920 d
Letter from African Christian Association to Liverpool Lord Mayor
RE: Partial list of black men who served in the Great War
11th September 1920 e
Letter from African Christian Association to Liverpool Lord Mayor
RE: Partial list of black men who served in the Great War
11th September 1920 f
Letter from African Christian Association to Liverpool Lord Mayor
RE: Partial list of black men who served in the Great War
11th September 1920 g
Letter from African Christian Association to Liverpool Lord Mayor
RE: Partial list of black men who served in the Great War
23rd September 1920
Letter from Liverpool Lord Mayor to Captain G Nickson
RE: Letter from home office regarding unemployment of black men
28th September 1920 (1) a
Letter from Unknown (Indian Man) to Liverpool Town Hall
RE: Unemployment in Liverpool and the author’s dismissal from the sugar factory
28th September 1920 (1) b
Letter from Unknown (Indian Man) to Liverpool Town Hall
RE: Unemployment in Liverpool and the author’s dismissal from the sugar factory
28th September 1920 (1) c
Letter from Unknown (Indian Man) to Liverpool Town Hall
RE: Unemployment in Liverpool and the author’s dismissal from the sugar factory
28th September (2) a
Letter from J A Devitt Martyn, Secretary for African Christian Association to Liverpool Lord Mayor
RE: Requesting meeting between ACA and Lord Mayor regarding the situation of black men in the city
28th September (2) b
Letter from J A Devitt Martyn, Secretary for African Christian Association to Liverpool Lord Mayor
RE: Requesting meeting between ACA and Lord Mayor regarding the situation of black men in the city
29th September 1920
Letter from Liverpool Lord Mayor to Captain G Nickson
RE: The reinstatement at Fairie’s about the reemployment of black men with white wives and children
30th September 1920 (1) a
Letter from Samuel Kelly to Liverpool Lord Mayor
RE: Work for Black men who fought in the war
30th September 1920 (1) b
Letter from Samuel Kelly to Liverpool Lord Mayor
RE: Work for Black men who fought in the War
30th September 1920 (2) a
Letter from Liverpool Lord Mayor to J A Devitt Martyn, Secretary for African Christian Association
RE: Requesting names and addresses of black men in Liverpool and the Police protection of black men
30th September 1920 (2) b
Letter from Liverpool Lord Mayor to J A Devitt Martyn, Secretary for African Christian Association
RE: Requesting names and addresses of black men in Liverpool and the Police protection of black men
