Diaries, personal documents, press clippings, notes and correspondence relating to his work as a missionary in Bechuanaland, Rhodesia and at Hankey in the Cape, and to the politics of Southern Africa, with particular reference to British expansion, the British South Africa Company and Rhodesia and to the Stellaland and Goshen Republics in Bechuanaland.
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Parte deRev. John Mackenzie Papers
On the need for the South African Commission to examine the affairs of Zululand and Basutoland as well as Bechuanaland
Parte deRev. John Mackenzie Papers
From "The Star", condemning attitude of "Pall Mall" to South Africa and saying it has been influenced by the Imperialist Jingo Party
Parte deRev. John Mackenzie Papers
From "New York Herald", on the Transvaal government's attempt to encourage Flemish emigrants to go to Transvaal
Parte deRev. John Mackenzie Papers
From "Daily News" on the ivory trade
Parte deRev. John Mackenzie Papers
From "Sheffield Independent", on the Governorship of Cape Colony
Parte deRev. John Mackenzie Papers
From "The St. James's Gazette", on Sir H. Robinson's speech in Cape Town
Parte deRev. John Mackenzie Papers
From "The Standard", letter from H.O. Arnold-Forster, on the South Africa Committee's attitude to Sir H. Robinson; says "Cape Colony is not South Africa"
Parte deRev. John Mackenzie Papers
From "Kimberley Independent", on the Bishop of Bloemfontein changing his views about the arming of the Matabeles by Rhodes-Rudd group
Parte deRev. John Mackenzie Papers
Giving corrected and revised text of that portion of Sir H. Robinson's speech at Cape Town, to which attention has been called in House of Commons