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Colonial Office

The Colonial Office was a government department of the Kingdom of Great Britain and later of the United Kingdom, first created in 1768 from the Southern Department to deal with colonial affairs in North America (particularly the Thirteen Colonies, as well as the Canadian territories recently won from France), until merged into the new Home Office in…

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First Colonial Office (1768–1782)

War and Colonial Office (1801–1854)

Second Colonial Office (1854–1966)

The Colonial Office List

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Colonial Office

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related to Further reading · 24
Colonial Office → Australia, Bathurst, Beaglehole, British Attitudes, British Colonial Policy, British Empire, British Studies, Colonial, Colonies, Egerton, Helen Taft, Historical Studies, Hugh Edward, Journal, Manning, McLachlan, New Zealand, Oxford University Press, S2CID, Shaw
related to Second Colonial Office (1854–1966) · 20
Colonial Office → After, British, British Raj, Colonies, Egypt, Emigration Commission, Emigration Department, Foreign Office, General Department, In, India, India Office, Khedivate, Other, Secretary, State, The Colonial Office, This, War, War Office
related to War and Colonial Office (1801–1854) · 20
Colonial Office → British Empire, Colonies, East India Company, Frederic Rogers, From, Herman Merivale, His, In, India, India Office, It, James Stephen, Robert Henry Meade, Robert Herbert, Robert William Hay, Secretary, State, The War Office, Under-Secretary, War
related to The Colonial Office List · 17
Colonial Office → Book, Colonial Office List, Commonwealth Office Year Book, Commonwealth Relations Office Year, December, For, From, In, It, List, Sons, Station Journal, The Colonial Office List, The Dominions Office, The Sydney Stock, United Kingdom's, Waterlow

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office colonial colonies british department affairs new secretary commonwealth state merged america war foreign 1768 north 1782 1801 1854 india

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Colonial Officerelated to Further readingBeaglehole0.60section
Colonial Officerelated to Further readingThe Colonial Office0.60section
Colonial Officerelated to Further readingHistorical Studies0.60section
Colonial Officerelated to Further readingAustralia0.60section
Colonial Officerelated to Further readingNew Zealand0.60section
Colonial Officerelated to Further readingEgerton0.60section
Colonial Officerelated to Further readingHugh Edward0.60section
Colonial Officerelated to Further readingShort History0.60section
Colonial Officerelated to Further readingBritish Colonial Policy0.60section
Colonial Officerelated to Further readingZoë0.60section
Colonial Officerelated to Further readingColonial0.60section
Colonial Officerelated to Further readingOxford University Press0.60section

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