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Secretary Collection (page 8)

"Unveiling the Unsung Heroes: The Remarkable Stories of Secretaries Throughout History" From the intense Sidney Street Siege in East London

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Secretary Collection: Guild of Fish Sellers (vellum)
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Secretary Collection: Interview with the Viceroy of Egypt at his palace at Alexandria, May 12th 1839
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Secretary Collection: Jean Harlow and Myrna Loy in Wife Versus Secretary (1936)
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Secretary Collection: Jean Harlow in Wife Versus Secretary (1936)
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Secretary Collection: Arthur James Cook, British trade union leader
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Secretary Collection: Chamberlain in his study
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Secretary Collection: Lord Herbert Kitchener, British army officer
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Secretary Collection: Secretary bird, Sagittarius serpentarius
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Secretary Collection: Burmese court officials to the Emperor
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Secretary Collection: Secretary cabinet, 1732 (walnut, holly, mirror glass & brass)
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Secretary Collection: Labour Partys Staff in 1905, J Ramsay MacDonald, first Secretary of the Party and Js Middleton
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Secretary Collection: A visit from the spirit world (colour litho)
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Secretary Collection: The Katikiro of Uganda and his Secretary (b / w photo)
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Secretary Collection: George Nathaniel Curzon, newly appointed Viceroy of India
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Secretary Collection: Busy Boss on the Phone at His Desk, 1954 (screen print)
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Secretary Collection: Li-Hung-Chang in England (engraving)
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Secretary Collection: The Cycling Camp at the Alexandra Park (engraving)
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Secretary Collection: The late Mr Edward Ross, Secretary of the Manchester, Sheffield
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Secretary Collection: Businessman dictating to secretary 1903
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Secretary Collection: Army Council meeting around table in War Office
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Secretary Collection: Lord Kitchener as Secretary of State for War
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Secretary Collection: Lord Kitchener walking down steps alone of War Office. His first public appearance as
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Secretary Collection: War Office in War Secretary of Wars Room
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Secretary Collection: New War minister and Home secretary
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Secretary Collection: The Dreyfus Case, Maitre Labori, with his Wife and Secretary
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Secretary Collection: The New Ministry (engraving)
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Secretary Collection: The Melbourne Exhibition (engraving)
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Secretary Collection: The late Mr Wornum, Keeper and Secretary of the National Gallery (engraving)
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Secretary Collection: The War in Asia Minor, Battle of Jahnilar, 18 August (engraving)
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Secretary Collection: The President of the United States and his Cabinet at the Executive Mansion, Washington (litho)
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Secretary Collection: The Colonial Office and its Jubilee Guests (b / w photo)
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Secretary Collection: Sketches in Afghanistan (engraving)
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Secretary Collection: The Right Reverend William Dalrymple Maclagan, DD (engraving)
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Secretary Collection: Letterhead, Smarts Brick Works, Harborne, Birmingham
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Secretary Collection: Fighting the Plague in India, General Gatacres Committee at Bombay (b / w photo)
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Secretary Collection: Cartoons, W H Smith as Secretary for War
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Secretary Collection: The Secretary of the Senate reading the Imperial Proclamation (litho)
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Secretary Collection: The Parnell Commission at the Royal Courts of Justice (engraving)
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Secretary Collection: The Royal Commission on the Depression in Trade and Industry (engraving)
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Secretary Collection: The National Armada Tercentenary Commemoration Memorial at Plymouth (engraving)
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Secretary Collection: Meeting of the Bimetallic League at Manchester (engraving)
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Secretary Collection: Mr W. A. Robinson, Air Council Secretary
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Secretary Collection: Lord Weir, Secretary of State for the Royal Air Force
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Secretary Collection: The Irish Land League (engraving)
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Secretary Collection: W J Hill and Ws Penley - Theatre Magazine
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Secretary Collection: Miss Maude Millett in The Private Secretary - The Theatre Ma
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Secretary Collection: A Meeting of the Council of the Society of Arts (litho)
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Secretary Collection: Dr Josephus Fessler (engraving)


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"Unveiling the Unsung Heroes: The Remarkable Stories of Secretaries Throughout History" From the intense Sidney Street Siege in East London, where Winston Churchill relied on his trusted secretary for crucial information, to the intriguing encounters between Queen Victoria and her devoted secretaries Abdul Karim and Munshi Abdul Karim in the late 19th and early 20th centuries - these snapshots from history shed light on the often overlooked role of a secretary. In a rare glimpse into their world, we see a united Millwall Athletic football team posing proudly for a group photo, with their dedicated secretary ensuring smooth operations behind the scenes. Similarly, Clapton Orient FC's football team of 1936 stands tall with their indispensable secretary by their side. The roaring twenties bring us an image of Leggy Secretary exuding confidence and style - an embodiment of women breaking barriers in professional settings. Meanwhile, Wolverhampton Wanderers Football Team from 1908 showcases how secretarial support extended beyond office walls to sporting arenas. Even courtrooms witnessed the influence of these unsung heroes as depicted in Mr. M Naughten's trial scene; secretaries played pivotal roles in organizing evidence and maintaining order amidst legal chaos. A young Winston Churchill himself is captured here during his formative years when he likely first recognized the value that a skilled secretary brings to one's life. Vanity Fair's portrayal of Corry further emphasizes society's recognition of this profession back in 1877. Not limited to land-based endeavors alone, SS Norman arriving at Southampton port in 1903 reveals that even maritime ventures required efficient secretarial assistance for seamless operations. Finally, harking back to centuries past, Samuel Pepys' diary entries remind us that throughout history individuals have relied upon diligent scribes who meticulously recorded events for posterity – acting as both confidants and record-keepers alike. These captivating glimpses into various eras highlight just how integral secretaries have been in shaping history.