South Africa
MS. 6371/29
Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford
Description
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Title
South Africa
Shelfmark
MS. 6371/29
Summary
Comprises:
Correspondence, articles, notes and press cuttings on subjects relating to South Africa, including segregation, Masters and Servants Bill, Colour Bar and other laws and policies affecting non-white South Africans, employment of non-white South Africans, and agriculture. Includes notes for report The Native as Producer and Consumer. Correspondents include J.W. Jagger, John Harris, R. Brightman, F.W. Galton and Lionel Curtis. 1926-1929
Correspondence, articles, notes and press cuttings on subjects relating to South Africa, including employment of black South Africans, agriculture, pass laws, "Native Bills" passed by the government of J.M.B. Hertzog and other laws and policies affecting non-white South Africans, education of non-white South Africans, and the 1936 census. Correspondents include Travers Buxton, J. Kemp, Sarel Tighy, T.M. Makiwane, Charlotte Lebuscher, C.W. Cousins, Lord Olivier, Norman Leys, Charles Roden Buxton, Granville Orde Browne, Arthur Wilkie, H.R. Raikes, Harold Jowitt, Winifred Holtby, Howard Pim, Margaret Fuller, Julius Lewin, Peg Ballinger, S. Herbert Frankel, David Chamberlin, W. Gemmill and V. de Bunsen. 1930-1939
Date
1926-1939
Language
English
Physical extent
1 box (2 folders)
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Collection contents
Archive of W.M. Macmillan and Mona Macmillan
Papers of W.M. Macmillan
South Africa
South Africa
