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• Bacon's appeal to the people of Accomack
• Bacon's letter
• By His Majesty's Commissioners for the Affairs of Virginia, a declaration
• Colonel Jeffreys to the Governor
• Colonel Jeffreys to the Governor
• Colonel Morrison to the Lord Colepeper
• Colonel Morrison to Mr. Cooke
• Colonel Morrison's petition to the King
• The Commissioners to the Governor (6 Mar. 1677)
• Commission for inquiry into forfeited estates etc.
• The Commissioners to the Governor (21 Mar. 1677)
• The Commissioners to the Lord Treasurer
• The Commissioners to Mr. Watkins (27 Mar. 1677)
• The Commissioners to Mr. Watkins (4 May 1677)
• The Commissioners to Mr. Watkins (22 Mar. 1677)
• The Commissioners to Mr. Watkins, and postscript (9 Apr. 1677)
• The Commissioners to Secretary Coventry (27 Mar. 1677)
• The Commissioners to Secretary Coventry (5 Apr. 1677)
• The Commissioners to Secretary Coventry (13 Apr. 1677)
• The Commissioners to Secretary Coventry with queries to be restored by Council (27 Mar. 1677)
• The Commissioners to Secretary Williamson (13 Apr. 1677)
• The Commissioners to Secretary Williamson (27 Mar. 1677)
• The Committee to Mr. Watkins
• Contents list for CO 5/1371
• A declaration to His Majesty's loving subjects of Virginia
• Dialogue between Bacon and Good
• Direction superadded to the sheriffs
• A form of an indictment for rebellion, by levying war
• From the Commissioner to Mr. Watkins (27 Feb. 1677)
• From the Commissioner to Secretary Coventry (14 Feb. 1677)
• The Governor to Colonel Morrison
• The Governor's answer to the foregoing letters
• His Majesty refers the petition to the Earl of Danby etc.
• The humble appeal of the volunteers etc.
• Interlocutory heads of matters in conference with Sir William Berkeley
• Lady Berkeley to the Commissioners
• Letter from the Council of State in Virginia to Colonel Jeffreys
• Letter from the Governor to Colonel Morrison and Sir John Berry
• A letter from Sir John Berry and Colonel Morrison to the Secretaries of State
• A letter to Captain Armsted and Captain Tiplady
• A letter to Colonel Custis from Sir John Berry and Colonel Morrison, and postscript
• Letter to the Commissioners from the Council of State of Virginia
• A letter to the Governor upon the first arrival of His Majesty's Commissioners
• Letter to the Grand Assembly
• Letter to Sir William Berkeley from Sir John Berry and Colonel Morrison, and postscript
• A letter written to Sir William Jones by Colonel Morrison
• Letters exchanged between Colonel Morrison and Lady Berkeley
• Letters of exchange between the Commissioners and the Governor
• Letters sent and received by Colonel Morrison and William Berkeley, Governor of Virginia
• Letters sent and received by the Commissioners and the Governor
• A list of papers delivered to Secretary Coventry
• Memorandum about Colonel Jeffreys' commission
• A memorandum signed by Mr. Wiseman
• Mr. Harwood to Sir William Berkeley
• The names and characters of those that have been executed for rebellion
• Names and characters of, and presents to the Indians etc.
• The names of the several counties in Virginia
• Sir William Berkeley' s proclamation
• To the King's Majesty, most humble proposals on behalf of the Indian kings etc.
• A warrant signed by Sir William Berkeley.

• An account of goods carried to the Green Spring
• Copy of His Majesty's letter recalling Sir William Berkeley
• Entry of original papers concerning Gregory Walklett in Virginia
• Inventory of delinquents estates in Virginia
• Letter to Colonel Morrison from Mrs. Drummond
• A list of the names of those worthy persons whose services and sufferings by the late rebell Nathaniel Bacon, Jr. and his party have been reported to us most signal and eminent, during the late unhappy troubles in Virginia etc.
• Order of Assembly
• A particular account how we, your Majesty's Commissioners for the Affairs of Virginia, have observed and complied with our instructions etc.
• Personal grievances of diverse inhabitants within His Majesty's colony of Virginia
• Petition of Mrs. Drummond
• A repertory of the general county grievances of Virginia
• A review, breviary and conclusion drawn from the foregoing narrative being a summary account of the late rebellion in Virginia
• A true and faithful account in what condition we found Your Majesty's colony of Virginia; of our transactings during our stay there, and how we left it, together with our most humble opinion, what means will best conduce to the firm grounding and securing the future peace thereof
• A true narrative of the rise, progress and cessation of the late rebellion in Virginia, most humbly and impartially reported by His Majesty's Commissioners appointed to enquire into the affairs of the said colony.

Proposals, plans, reports, census records, and financial records, prepared by various agencies of the Imperial Russian government, relating to emancipation of the serfs, and to various aspects of governmental administration in Russia.

Relates to Wilhelm Schrameier, German colonial administrator in Tsingtao, China, 1897-1909, and the influence of his ideas concerning land reform on the political program of Sun Yat-sen.

Conference papers, printed matter, and correspondence, relating to land reform, especially in Taiwan; the 6th Conference of Heads of State or Government of Non-Aligned Countries, Havana, 1979; and communism, Central America, and the media. Includes a number of studies prepared by the Causa Institute and other affiliates of the Unification Church.

Interviews with twenty-one officials who participated in the Taiwan Land Reform Program, 1949-1953, conducted by the China Research Institute of Land Economics. Includes transcripts. Digital copies also available.

Reports and memoranda, mainly issued by agencies of the Rhodesian government, relating to guerrilla insurgency in Rhodesia, and to activities of the African Loan and Development Company in promoting land reform in Rhodesia.

Writings, notes, statistical data, maps, and photographs, relating to landholding patterns in Taiwan. Used as research material for the book by Paul Vander Meer, Farm-Plot Dispersal, Lu-liao Village, Taiwan, 1967 (1982).

Paper read before the Social Science Research Committee at the University College of Rhodesia and Nyasaland, November 6, 1958.

Chinese government records and copies of records, population registers, and pamphlets, serial issues, clippings, and other printed matter, relating to rural social conditions in China, including demographics, education, land reform, food supply, and collective farm life.

Relates to agriculture in Ukraine.