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Letter from a friend to Phyllis Naidoo |
Hallow there! How do you do? I hope you are still doing fine over there. |
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Letter from a friend to Phyllis Naidoo |
Many times I have liked write letters to you------ but my English is for me an handicap. I would like to speak, when I began to write, I meet many difficulties. |
| H W D Manson known as 'cake' Manson. He was a poet and playwright and lecturer in English at University of Natal. Wrote 'The Noose-knot Ballad" and "The Festival" |
Black and white print 16.5 x 11.7cm |
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| General Francis Grenjell |
Colored portrait of Francis Grenjell posing for the Vanity Fair Magazine. |
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| English graves, Modderspruit. This is the grave of Lieutenant Harold W Bryan of the 28th squadron 4th Regiment, Imperial Yedmanry, killed in action at Hardyville 22 October 1901, aged 20 |
Sepia print 8.1 x 10.4cm |
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| English graves, Modderspruit |
Sepia print 10.4 x 8.3cm faded |
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| " Wooden Violin" |
Wooden carving of a violin and it's string. It was made by Mashololo Henry who was a student at Umzinyathi High School from Inanda Township In KwaZulu- Natal. |
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| " Vurest: killing and destruction bring no peace" |
Colourful scene of people running others hurt or dead on the ground. A burnt house can be seen on the bacjground. |
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A coulourful scene of a rural homestead on receding hills, and road winding through. ( Type: Tempera) |
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English 12: World Literature Written in English | |
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Literary Periodicals in World-English: A Selective Checklist, No. 14, November 1968 | |
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World Literature Written in English (WLWE): Newsletter No. 15, April 1969 | |
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World Literature Written in English (WLWE): Newsletter No. 14, November 1968 | |
| " Ubani owaziyo? " |
Scene of a man and woman meeting on the road outside a factory or hostel in a rural village. Huts, Mountains amd trees can be seen in the background. Lead pencil painting. |
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Scene of a woman carrying a water pot, walking towards a homestead. Cows are grazing, and there are trees behind the huts. |
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| " Ngenzani" |
Scene of an old traditional Zulu man carrying a shield and stick heading cattle along the road in a rural area. |
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Why I Write | |
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The problem with English Literature: Canonicity, Citizenship, and the Idea of Africa | |
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BBC African Radiotape Service, no. 183, 1972 | |
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University Report: BBC African Service, no. 158, 1971 |