Focuses on the founding of Georgia and parliamentary prison reform.
Below are the primary "papers" and records associated with him and others of the same name: 📜 The Diary of Viscount Percival
Details interactions with key figures like Sir Robert Walpole .
The most famous "paper" by Lord Percival is his meticulously kept , which spans the 1730s and 1740s. It is considered an essential primary source for British Parliamentary history and the early development of Georgia.
These are published by the Historical Manuscripts Commission and are freely available on Internet Archive. Lord Adalbert Percival Cecil's Papers
Covers his final active years and political reflections.