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Bechuanaland: Appointment of a Resident Commissioner; disarming of Chief Linchwe's...
Catalogue reference: DO 119/594
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- 1901-1902
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Bechuanaland: Appointment of a Resident Commissioner; disarming of Chief Linchwe's people; suggested recruitment of natives for border defence; Resident Commissioner's official cape cart used by General Baden Powell and left by him near Johannesburg
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- Race relations
- Africa
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