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Page 272
So on the one hand it was maintained that the War Office was subordinate to the
Horse Guards , and on the other that the War Office was an independent
institution , the two offices of course being housed in different buildings until 1871
.
So on the one hand it was maintained that the War Office was subordinate to the
Horse Guards , and on the other that the War Office was an independent
institution , the two offices of course being housed in different buildings until 1871
.
Page 274
By this means he secured direct control over the War Office , which he actually
administered through a deputy Secretary - at - War . He also took over from the
Home Office the Militia and the Yeomanry ; from the Treasury , the Commissariat
...
By this means he secured direct control over the War Office , which he actually
administered through a deputy Secretary - at - War . He also took over from the
Home Office the Militia and the Yeomanry ; from the Treasury , the Commissariat
...
Page 276
Upon this , Mr. Cardwell , then War Secretary , determined to place the
supremacy of his office on statutory basis ; and to this end the War Office Act of
1870 ( 33 & 34 Vict . , c . 17 ) was passed , supplemented by the Order in Council
of 4th ...
Upon this , Mr. Cardwell , then War Secretary , determined to place the
supremacy of his office on statutory basis ; and to this end the War Office Act of
1870 ( 33 & 34 Vict . , c . 17 ) was passed , supplemented by the Order in Council
of 4th ...
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