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South Africa Photographs, c1900

MSS. Afr. t. 53

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Title

South Africa Photographs, c1900

Shelfmark

MSS. Afr. t. 53

Summary

Mounted photograph of Louis Botha 'reading aloud to the Commandants and Veld Kornets his appointment as Commandant-General, near Colenso (Anglo-Boer War)', c1900; two photographs of Welgelegen on the Groote Schuur estate, Cape Colony, c1900.

Associated place

Groote Schuur (Cape Town, South Africa) -- Pictorial works

South Africa -- History -- 1836-1909 -- Pictorial works

Date

c1900

Language

English

Physical extent

3 items

Acquisition

The papers were transferred to the library from the Rhodes Trust by Caroline Brown on 30th April 1999.

Subject

20th century

South African War, 1899-1902 -- Pictorial works

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  • Botha, Louis, 1862-1919

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