But they do indicate that he was aware of the documents and asked for them to be kept under guard.
Shown clearly on this floorplan are two large benches for the display of treasure normally kept under guard at the Tower of London.
Some biological weapons experts fear that terrorists have gotten hold of the smallpox virus, the last two official repositories of which are kept under guard in the United States and Russia.
Investigators were unable to question Geremeyev, who was apparently kept under guard in Chechnya and is now believed to have left the republic.
The abbot had been kept under guard in his monastery cell since Saturday, having been temporarily judged unfit to travel because of a high fever and a high blood sugar count.
Much of the violence took place in the scrubby yard in front of Butare's local government offices, or prefecture, where at one point hundreds of Tutsis were kept under guard.
In 1808, while governor of New South Wales, his bad relations with the New South Wales Corps helped spark the Rum Rebellion, during which Bligh was arrested by his own military officer, Major George Johnston, and kept under guard for a year before being sent home by his successor, Lieutenant Colonel Lachlan Macquarie.
But 12 hours after the US operation began, Gen Noriega's armed militia were still setting up roadblocks and stopping cars in the city's main financial district, while the new civilian government was kept under guard by the US military, which said it was too risky for them to appear in public.
In another chapter, Mr. Woodward tells us that Mr. Hadley, put in charge of a secret 2006 review of the war (reportedly kept under close guard because of White House fears that news coverage might hurt Republican chances in the mid-term elections), so "hero-worshipped" the president that he often sidelined his own analytic methods to embrace Mr. Bush's certainties.
Though he had said earlier in the week that Iraqis would have actual custody of Mr. Hussein in their own jail, on Tuesday he said that "at our request" American troops would continue to keep him under guard.
Villages along the way had little drinkable water, and meager supplies of food were often kept under armed guard.
