John Clark
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Facade- Government Hospital, Durban 1861 |
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| John Clark Collection |
An old print showing a ward of the Royal Free Hospital (London) in 1843. Note single beds, space between beds, and flowers on the tables. |
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| John Clark Collection |
Punch |
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| John Clark Collection |
The Poor Child's Nurse |
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A rather pathetic letter written to Captain Smith by nine well-known Port Natal settlers imprisoned at Pietermaritzburg by the Boers. Although they assure Smith that they are being treated with great kindness, it emerges a few lines later that they are in the stocks. |
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Bought by John Clark at Pilgrim's Rest, E. Transvaal, 01 October 1980- R1 |
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| John Clark Collection |
Pretoria 07/10/13 |
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| John Clark Collection |
Pretoria 07/10/13 |
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| John Clark Collection |
Eloff Street, Johannesburg |
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| John Clark Collection |
Deepdene, Richmond |
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| John Clark Collection |
The only known photograph of the execution of the 12 men found guilty of killing the two policemen at Trewirgie. The event took place at Richmond on 2 April 1906. On the right can be seen the local clergyman who later recorded that the men faced death bravely. |
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| John Clark Collection |
Napoleon Louis Bonaparte, Prince Imperial of France (1856-79) |
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The Prince Imperial embarked at Southampton for his journey to South Africa. His mother never saw him again. |
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Zulu War How a war artist of the London Illustrated News visualized the final scene. There is one small error - the Prince had lost his sword in his fall while trying to mount. |
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The recovery of the Prince's naked body (Prince Imperial) |
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Zulu War: view of the spot where the Prince Imperial was killed, looking West. The donga where his body was discovered lying face uppermost. |
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Percy, the skittish gray horse whose restive behavior during the ambush caused the Prince to fall while trying to mount. |
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The unfortunate Lieut. (later Captain) J. B. Carey, aged 32, nine years older than the Prince. |
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Napoleon Eugene Louis Joseph, Prince Imperial, was killed in Zululand only six weeks after he had celebrated his 23rd birthday. |