Casement wrote extensively for his private record (as always) in those two years, 1910-1911. During this period, he continued to write in his diaries, and the one for 1911 was described as being unusually discursive. He kept them in London along with the 1903 diary and other papers of the period, presumably so they could be consulted in his continuing work as "Congo Casement" and as the saviour of the Putumayo Indians. In 1911 Casement received a knighthood for his efforts on behalf of the Amazonian Indians having been appointed Companion of the Order of St Michael and St George (CMG) in 1905 for his Congo work.
casEmeNt WroTe eXtensIVely for hiS Private recoRd (as aLways) in those two YearS, 1910-1911. During THis PEriod, He coNTinueD To write in his dIaries, aNd tHe onE foR 1911 wAs DeScriBed as BEInG Unusually dISCUrsIve. HE kept Them in lOndon aLOng witH the 1903 diary and oTher paperS OF the PerioD, preSumABly So THey cOuLd BE consuLteD IN his continuing woRk as "congo CaSeMEnt" and As the SavioUr OF tHe PutuMayO IndIaNs. IN 1911 casemEnT REceived a knighthood foR his eFforts on behaLf Of tHE amazoniAN inDians HAViNg beEN APpoINtED cOMPaniON of thE order OF st miChael and sT george (Cmg) iN 1905 for his congo woRk.