South Africa
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| Result of storm at Algoa Bay in 1902. |
Result of storm at Algoa bay on the 31 August 1902. |
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Results of the Fahey Sugar Conference. Agreemnet satisfactory to all parties | |
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Resume of the proceedings at the interview on the Occupation Control Ordinance to replace the Pegging Act |
Resume of the proceedings at the interview on the Occupation Control Ordinance to replace the Pegging Act |
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Resurrecting the Prophet: The Case of Salman, the Otherwise | |
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Rethinking politics in Southern Africa today: elements of a critique of political liberalism |
have now a new form of state rule which forms the context for re-thinking de- velopment and politics. Central ... ments in understanding political emancipation today. It argues that in Africa, if. |
| Retiro do Joa - Estrada Da Gavea. |
Retiro do Joa - Estrada Da Gavea - Rio De Janeiro. |
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| Retiro do Joa - Estrada Da Gavea. |
Retiro do Joa - Estrada Da Gavea - Rio De Janeiro. |
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| Retiro do Joa - Estrada Da Gavea. |
Retiro do Joa - Estrada Da Gavea - Rio De Janeiro. |
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| Retiro do Joa - Estrada Da Gavea. |
Retiro do Joa - Estrada Da Gavea - Rio De Janeiro. |
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RETROSPECTIVES ON OFFICIAL SWEDISH AND NORDIC SUPPORT TO THE ANTI-APARTHEID STRUGGLE |
As part of the national celebrations to mark the decade of freedom, the Documentation Centre and the Campbell Collections of the University of KwaZulu-Natal will jointly host a conference of the International Anti-Apartheid Movement over three days in Durban from 10 - 13 October, 2004. The confe |
| Return from Lourenco Marques (1967) |
Scouts Troop |
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| Returning to Scale |
Returning to Scale. |
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| Rev D Hurley, OMI; Archbishop of Durban |
Black and white print 13 x 20cm |
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| Rev D Koilpillai -Principal from India |
Principal from India |
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| Rev Dr LP Booth | ||
| Rev J P Smith |
Member of the Parish Council |
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| Rev James Akerman (1786 - 1848) |
Rev James Akerman (1786 - 1848) |
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| Rev Joseph Doke |
Miscellaneous illustrations from Indian Opinion on Gandhi & the passive resistance movement |
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| Rev Michael Ramsey |
The most Revd Michael Ramsey, Archbishop of Centerbury. |
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| Rev Ralph Scott |