
Tribal Peoples of Southern Africa
Archival Significance Part of Barbara Tyrrell’s body of illustrated ethnographic work, produced during a period when illustrated surveys of this kind were a popular but now critically contested genre, documenting…

Archival Significance Part of Barbara Tyrrell’s body of illustrated ethnographic work, produced during a period when illustrated surveys of this kind were a popular but now critically contested genre, documenting…

– Report of a working party appointed by the Department of International Affairs of the British… Conference of British Missionary Societies. ISBN 334 01740 8 first published 1970 Publisher SCM…

Archival Significance Written by Dean Acheson, US Secretary of State from 1949 to 1953, this piece reflects his later views, as a private citizen, opposing international sanctions against the Smith…

Delivered in the Appellate Division of the High Court of Rhodesia at Salisbury on Friday, 13th September 1968, in the matter between Archion Ndhlovu and Thirty-One others – Appellants and…

Archival Significance A comprehensive academic geography of newly independent Malawi, co-written by a hydrologist with the Malawian Department of Hydraulics and an education officer formerly with Malawi’s own Ministry of…

A comprehensive survey by Frank E. Read F.R.P.S., F.I.B.P., F.R.S.A. produced in conjunction with the Malawi Government Information Department Published by Ramsay Parker Publications Written and compiled in Blantyre, Malawi…

Publisher Fredrick A. Praeger Publishers New York – Washington – London Published in the United States of America in 1968 Series Summary The purpose of the Praeger Special Studies is…

Archival Significance Part of the Pall Mall Library of African Affairs series, this history covers Malawi shortly after its 1964 independence, part of a wave of country-specific political histories produced…

Archival Significance Written by Anthony Harrigan, a pro-Rhodesia American conservative columnist, the full title recorded elsewhere is One Against the Mob: With Questions Asked by Prime Minister Ian Smith, indicating…

Archival Significance Samkange was a founding figure of Zimbabwean nationalist historiography and the first prominent Black Zimbabwean historian to publish a major English-language account of the 1889-90 BSAC invasion of…