The Round Table was an organisation founded to advocate the federation of the self-governing countries of the British Commonwealth. It's quarterly review, the Round Table, first appeared in November 1910.

Additional papers and corresondence for the Round Table, consisting of:

• Round Table committee minutes and accounts, 1911-65
• Correspondence of Round Table groups and members world-wide with the editor of The Round Table in London, arranged alphabetically by country, 1910-66
• Correspondence on Round Table issues and current affairs arranged alphabetically by correspondent, with correspondence arranged alphabetically by topic, including transcripts of articles, 1910-63
• Miscellaneous papers, 1929-60

The papers were given to the Library by the Round Table in 1994.

Entry to read in the Library is permitted only on presentation of a valid reader's card (for admissions procedures see http://www.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/services/admissions/).

A full description is available in the Library.

See also the Papers of Lionel Curtis and of the Round Table.

Round Table (magazine and society)

Commonwealth countries

Great Britain | Politics and government | 20th century