Alan Paton Centre and Struggle Archives

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Recording the anit-apartheid struggle. Mr Emmanuel Kunene and Mr Anton Xaba in an interview

Colour print 9 x 12.5cm
Recording the anti-apartheid struggle. Ruth Lundie, Sibongiseni Mkhize and A S Chetty in an interview

Colour print 9 x 12cm original
Refugees, Drill Hall, Durban

Sepia print 14.8 x 19.7cm
Religion
Religious Book of the Week
Remarkable novel on South Africa
Reminder of the Annual General Meeting of the Civil Rights League
Report of a speech made by J H Hofmeyr
Resignation from Cabinet letters
Retief Street bus depot

Black and white print 25.8 x 17.9cm

 
Rev D Hurley, OMI; Archbishop of Durban

Black and white print 13 x 20cm
Reverend Henry Maxwell Cameron. Wesleyan Minister. Son of Reverend James Cameron. Served at Chapel Street, 1872-1875

Black and white print 17.4 x 12.2cm
Reverend James Cameron, Wesleyan Methodist Minister, Chairman of the Natal District 1864-1875; Minister at Chapel Street Methodist Church 1872-1875

Black and white print 17.5 x 12.4cm
Reverend Joseph Jackson, Wesleyan Minister. Converted at Chapel Street revival, 1856. Accepted for the ministry in 1859, the first candidate from Natal

Black and white print 17.5 x 12.3cm
Reverend Richard Hayes, Chapel Street, 1866-1868. Wesleyan Minister

Black and white print 17.5 x 12.3cm
Reverend William Campbell, Presbyterian Minister, Pietermaritzburg. A founder of the Natal Society. Father to Harry Campbell, Master of the Supreme Court and later Judge President of the native High Court

Black and white print 13.2 x 9.9cm
Reverend William Campbell, Presbyterian Minister, Pietermaritzburg. A founder of the Natal Society. Father to Harry Campbell, Master of the Supreme Court and later Judge President of the native High Court

Sepia print 9.9 x 6cm faded
Review - A Time to Speak
Review by Edmund Fuller of Too Late the Pharalope
Review by Edward M Case of Too Late the Pharalope

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