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Tolstoy and Tolstoy Farm Lenasia |
The 61 letters in this volume were written in Durban, South Africa, between September 1902 and June 1903 by M.H. Nazar, acting Secretary of the Natal Indian Congress and first editor of Indian Opinion, a weekly newspaper founded by..... |
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Selective Source Material on Gandhi. |
AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY OR THE STORY OF MY EXPERIMENTS WITH TRUTH [ A Unique Story of the Unique Spirit in tune with the Divine.--Pp. 404]...... |
| Campbell Family photographs-groups |
Campbell home Musgrave road. |
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| Campbell Family photographs-groups |
From "Roy Campbell Exhibition 1985" |
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| Campbell Family photographs-groups |
View of Port Natal. References aa Office quarters, b. Barracks, c. Guard house, d. Mgazine, e. Ordnance store, f. Commissariat store, g. Bakery, h. A well. i. Private residence, k. Fort, l. The bar, m. Bluff Point, n. Umganie point, o. Landing place. |
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| Campbell Family photographs-groups |
Musgrave Medical centre formerly the Osborn hotel, this is more or less the site of 28 Musgrave road where stood the family home of Roy Campbell. photo taken by Y. Winters March 1985. |
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| Campbell Family photographs-groups |
Martigues, Donated by Rowland Smith, Dept of English Dalhousie University 9 September 1996. |
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| Campbell Family photographs-groups |
Durban Boys High School. |
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| Lugg, Harry Camp |
H.C. Lugg - Ladysmith 1901 |
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| Lugg, Harry Camp |
B.K Lugg at our home in Greytown 1896 |
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| Lugg, Harry Camp |
Mita Lugg |
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| Lugg, Harry Camp |
Our picnic party- Oribi Gorge 1926 |
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| Lugg, Harry Camp |
Our tennis party- Ingwavuma 1920 |
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| Lugg, Harry Camp |
Lad's grave -12/10/1927 |
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| Lugg, Harry Camp |
Lad's Funeral 12/10/1927 |
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| Lugg, Harry Camp |
Funeral Col. H. Lugg 21/10/1927- Port Shepstone |
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| Lugg, Harry Camp |
Dad- Lynton Avenue 1926 |
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| Lugg, Harry Camp |
J Smyth leaves for Durban from Maputo to mary an unknown bride in 1920 |
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| Lugg, Harry Camp |
Harry and Jack Lugg Ibisi Drift 1895 |
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| Lugg, Harry Camp |
Grandma, Mrs E.G. Camp about 1900 |