CATALOGUE OF THE WARDROP COLLECTION ONLINE <title type="main">MS. Wardr. c. 1 (39) Recommendations of the Preliminary Committee appointed by the International Congress at the Hague on 9th August 1907, to propose arrangements for organizing the Subject Races Joint Committee on a permanent and effective international basis. JISC Gillian Evison First digital edition, TEI P5. 10 January 2020 The project Wardrops' Collection Online is carried out within the framework ofJoint Research Programme of the University of Oxford and SRNSFG in Georgian Studies Bodleian Library 2020-01-10
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OCIMCO MS_Wardr_c_1_39 Georgian United Kingdom Oxfordshire Oxford Oxford University Bodleian Library Oriental Manuscripts Wardrop Collection MS. Wardr. c. 1 (35) Recommendations of the Preliminary Committee appointed by the International Congress at the Hague on 9th August 1907. Recommendations of the Preliminary Committee appointed by the International Congress at the Hague on 9th August 1907, to propose arrangements for organizing the Subject Races Joint Committee on a permanent and effective international basis. Recommendations of the Preliminary Committee appointed by the International Congress at the Hague on 9th August 1907, to propose arrangements for organizing the Subject Races Joint Committee on a permanent and effective international basis. English This article was reproduced from typescript and circulated in 1907 The Manuscript is written on paper. 3 ff. 3 26.5 21.2 There is not any kind of original pagination. Pencil pagination is added probably by the library. The folios are represented on three unbound pages. Leaves of manuscript are not damaged. The manuscript is typesetted. 1907 Don. Nov. 1920 J. O. Wardrop Description adapted (2019) from the following source: David Barret's Catalogue of the Wardrop Collection and of other Georgian Books and Manuscripts in the Bodleian Library Published by the Marjory Wardrop Fund by Oxford University Press 1973 216536082

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RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE PRELIMINARY COMMITTEE APPPOINTED BY THE INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS AT THE HAGUE OF 9TH AUGUST, 1907, TO PROPOSE ARRANGEMENTS FOR ORGANISING THE SUBJECT RACES JOINT COMMITTEE ON A PERMANENT AND EFFECTIVE INTERNATIONAL BASIS

That this Committee be called The International Subject Races Committee. THAT the purpose of the Committee shall be to pro- vide opportunities for cooperation between the promoters and supporters of organisations favour- able to the protection of the rights, and advance- ment of the interests, of subject races and nation- alities, whaterver their grade of civilisation. THAT its intention being to assist the organisations represented on it in securing unity and harmony of action without in any way hampering their indepen- dence, the Committee shal neither usurp the func- tions nor interfere in the management of those organisations nor be responsible for any action they may take on their own responsibility. That in advocating the cause of any subject nation- ality the Committee shall maintain a strict neutral- ity between any sections into which the national party may be divided. THAT the head-quarters of the Joint Committee shall, at present, be in London, and its duties shall include: - (a) Such efforts as it can make towards the for- mation of allied Commitees, in other centres. (b) Such assistance as it can give in arousing public interest in the objects aimed at and the work done by any or all of the organisa- tions associated with it and by communcations to the Press, by meetings and lectures, and by other methods which members may suggest and the Committee approve. (c) The arrangement, if possible, of an Interna- tional Congress in each year, generally in one of the European capitals, at which delegates from the different countreis may confer with one another, and agree to take common action. THAT allied Committees being left to arrange their own details of organisations, the Central Committee shall be composed of delegates from the several organisations represented upon it, not more than three delegates being appointed by each organisa- tion, and the Committee shall have power to co-opt in certain cases, individuals not members of the organisations represented. Such co-opted members not to exceed one-fourth of the Committee at the time of co-optation. THAT the Joint Committee may appoint an Executive or Sub-Committees, and shall elect for its first year, a Chairman, an Honorary Secretary, and a Treasurer, or other officers. THAT each organisation represented on the Joint Committee shall contribute not less than £2. per annum owards its funds, the amounts being due at the time of joining and annually afterwards from that date; and that general subscribers of 10s. or upwards, shall be entitled to copies of all its publications and to the right of entrance to its International Congresses or other publich gatherings, but not of voting.