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Running a government department - Victorian style

Posted by: Audrey Collins, Posted on: 25 October 2013 - Categories: Civil service, The National Archives
George Graham

If I could go back in time and meet a figure from history, I would choose George Graham. Football fans might think of a different George Graham, but I am interested in the man who was Registrar General of England …

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