Rhodesias, 1928-1941

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Fols. 1-9: Letters from Sir John Crawford Maxwell, Governor of Northern Rhodesia, about Lugard's peerage, administration in Northern Rhodesia and the colour bar on the railways, 1928-1929.
Fols. 10-40: Report by Audrey Richards [to the International Instutite of African Languages and Culture] on "An anthropological expedition to study the Babema tribe of Northeast Rhodesia - a study in contact problems", 1931.
Fols. 41-46: Correspondence with Eric Dutton about official papers he was sending to Lugard, 1932.
Fols. 47-56: Correspondence with Daniel Sandford about the Bledisloe Report, Lugard's participation in the House of Lords debate on it and about administrative problems in Nyasaland and Northern Rhodesia, 1939.
Fols. 57-58: Letter from Sir Godfrey Huggins about the effect of the war on Rhodesia, n.d.
Fols. 59-77: Lugard's note of his conversation with the High Commissioner for Southern Rhodesia about an intended three-territory conference on amalgamation, and his correspondence with Lord Moyne about it, about appointing a Governor-General for West Africa and Moyne's correspondence with Dr Harold Moody about the colour bar, 1941.

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MSS. Lugard 93/4

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