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Map of Matabililand and adjoining territories, revised March 1890 from Mr. F.C. Selon's...
Catalogue reference: FO 925/544
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- 1890
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Map of Matabililand and adjoining territories, revised March 1890 from Mr. F.C. Selon's routes in Eastern Mashonaland of 1889. IDWO 776 (uncorrected proof no. 2) 1:1,584,000. War Office.
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