Kenya historical data, 1936-1969

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Comprises:

(item 1) - Mau Mau Oaths (3pp.).
(item 2) - Mau Mau Oaths Ceremonies, commentated by A.K. Chesterton, editor of Candour (2 fols).
(item 3) - The Kikuyu tribe and Mau Mau : some factors causing the rise of Mau Mau (7 pp.).
(item 4) - The Tanu 'Creed', The policy of Socialism; The policy of Self-reliance; Tanu membership; The Arusha resolution (15 pp.).
(item 5) - Church of Scotland: Memorandum, prepared by the Kikuyu Mission Council on Female Circumcision (63 pp.).
(item 6) - The U.S. and East Africa (2 pp.).
(item 7) - Francis George Hall: The story of a district officer (23 pp.).
(item 8) - Reflections and recollections, by Clodhopper, 1 Jan 1936 (7 pp.).
(item 9) - C.J. Martin, 'A demographic study of an Immigrant community: The Indian Population of British East Africa' in Population Studies, vol. VI, no.3, Mar 1953, pp.233–247.
(item 10) - Future policy for Kenya outlined (speech in the House of Commons, 22 Apr 1959) by Alan Lennox-Boyd, Secretary of State for the Colonies (4 pp.).
(item 11) - Representations made by a Joint Delegation to the Secretary of State for the Colonies on behalf of the European community in Kenya, 13 Jul 1961; including a letter from Iain Macleod to Sir Ferdinand Cavendish-Bentinck.
(item 12) - Early recollections of East Africa by Abu Bakr, one of the earliest residents in the district Kitale, Kenya Colony, sent to Elspeth Huxley, 17 Jan 1961 (5 pp.).
(item 13) - Memorandum on the Kenya Land problem, 7 Mar 1962 (7 pp.).
(item 14) - Kenya Digest, 12 Dec 1964 (8 pp.).
(item 15) - Kenya Digest, 15 Sep 1969, no.118 (6 pp.).