Are you fascinated by historical correspondence and the personal lives of military leaders? Feast your eyes on this amazing find from our archives: a manuscript letter written by General Sir Neville Chamberlain to General Sir Peter Lumsden in 1883! The three-page letter, written in Chamberlain's own hand on folded writing paper embossed with "Lordswood, Southampton," sheds light on the political climate and opposing views on Afghanistan during the time of Lumsden's appointment to the Council of India. In addition to this remarkable artifact, we're also sharing another letter from Chamberlain in 1903, expressing his affectionate remembrance of their time together in India. This incredible piece of history comes from a large archive of the General's papers passed down through his brother, General Sir Harry Lumsden. Join us in marveling at this incredible piece of archival history!