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Box 606761874

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Contains 50 Results:

Hawksley, immigration, and Inyanga (Nyanga), 1896-1902

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Shelfmark: MSS. Afr. s. 228, C11-C13
Extents: 3 folders
Dates: 1896-1902

Letter from Hawksley about allegations made against him by Chamberlain, reiterating his opinion that the whole truth must come out at the Parliamentary Inquiry into the Jameson Raid, 28 Jan 1897

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Shelfmark: MSS. Afr. s. 228, C11, item 1
Note: Filed after item 5, but belonging here, is a group of five letters from W.T. Stead to Hawksley (22-29 Jan 1897) relating to the Inquiry; Rhodes's interview with Chamberlain and subsequent policy; the influence of [George] Wyndham, Maguire, and Rutherfoord Harris; Stead and Hawksley's views on how matters should be handled, the degree of cooperation between them, and reasons why Stead published 'The History of the Mystery'; with references to Edmund Garrett, Labouchere, Lady Warwick,...
Extents: 1 item
Dates: 28 Jan 1897

Letter from Hawksley about the Select Committee Report, the effect on public opinion, and the consequences for Charter (the British South Africa Company), 28 Aug 1897

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Shelfmark: MSS. Afr. s. 228, C11, item 3
He regrets that his advice was not taken; fears that, with Chamberlain at the Colonial Office, he cannot usefully continue to act for Charter (the British South Africa Company); and comments on Stead's difficulties with his American editor, on the rights of De Beers Life Governors, and on Dalston.
Extents: 1 item
Dates: 28 Aug 1897

Letter from Hawksley about complicated points relating to the De Beers accounts and the Life Governors' Rights, 4 Sep 1897

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Shelfmark: MSS. Afr. s. 228, C11, item 4
The letter is intended to accompany a letter from Philipson-Stow about making Baring-Gould a Life Governor of De Beers.
Extents: 1 item
Dates: 4 Sep 1897

Letter from Hawksley about threats of litigation by Tweed, with related enclosures, 20 Aug 1898

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Shelfmark: MSS. Afr. s. 228, C11, item 7
Also about: the Cape elections, and a speech by Grey on cooperation [between Charter (the British South Africa Company) and the Colonial Office?] proposed alterations to Cape mail routes a codicil to Rhodes's will J.J. Atmore's affairs.
Extents: 1 item
Dates: 20 Aug 1898

Letter from Pickett about paying for farms bought by Rhodes; with a related Minute from the Chief Accountant, Salisbury (Harare), to Lawley, and a detailed report from J. Grimmer on some Inyanga (Nyanga) farms, 7 Jun-[15 Jul?] 1897

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Shelfmark: MSS. Afr. s. 228, C13, items 4-5
Reports on the following Inyanga (Nyanga) farms: the Anglo-French block Jaeger's Block Fotheringham's Vigne's Bideford Wicklow and Withington Jeffries.
Extents: 2 items
Dates: 7 Jun-[15 Jul?] 1897