South Africa
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| John Clark Collection |
Scene at the VictorianDocks, of men bringing thier kit aboard the ship, the S.S. Pretoria |
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| John Clark Collection |
Victoria Dock. Horse's stalls on deck. |
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| John Clark Collection |
A cavalry unit- the King's Dragoons - entering the capital Pietermaritzburg on their way to Zululand. |
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| John Clark Collection |
A war artist's sketch of the 24th REgiment enjoying a wayside halt. Among the figures are officers, colonists acting as guides, and Zulu women and boys selling milk, etc. Nearly every soldier pictured here was to die at Isandhlwana. |
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Industry Strike Actions | |
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Present & Discuss the Statistical & Other Trade Trends with Asia-Pacific Region over the Past 6 Years | |
| John Clark Collection |
Royal Marines froding a Zululand river. Note their uniforms and weapons- lanyards,shady hats, cutlasses, and short carbines. |
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| John Clark Collection |
Interiour of Dingaan's house from Gardiner's "Journey to the Zoolu Country" |
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Plantations, Passes & Proletarians: Labour & the Colonial State in the Nineteenth Century | |
| John Clark Collection |
Treaty whereby Shaka, King of the Zulu's granted to farewell |
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| John Clark Collection |
Sketch by R. Caton Woodville. "Birth of Natal" Farewell and settler party shown conferring with Shaka |
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NEHAWU: May/June 1998 |
Magazine of the National Education, Health and Allied Workers Union |
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Working for Freedom - International Connections complicity or solidarity? | |
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How to start a home industry | |
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Working for Freedom - Exposing the hypocrisy of reforms | |
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The crisis in South Africa | |
| John Clark Collection |
Wreck of the "Grosnenor" |
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Changing Forms of Agricultural Labour on White-Owned Farms in Northern Natal |
Between 1910 and 1936, the great majority of Africans living in the rural... |
| John Clark Collection |
Sketch of the cross and its inscription by a Graphic war artist. |
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Working for Freedom |
Capitalist Crisis and Ruling Class Response Wiehahn: "Reform" or Reaction? The Riekert Commission: a Black Middle Class in the Making?
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