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Expressing sympathy and saying it will be difficult for London Missionary Society to find one who can take MacKenzie's place. "He was one of the great men of South Africa ... and he was one who had done much for the cause of missions"

Telegram - From Sir Bartle Frere, Cape Town, To J. MacKenzie

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23 September undated ? 1880

Part of Rev. John Mackenzie Papers

Saying there is much support and appreciation for what MacKenzie has done; in a private talk with the Governor he found him much concerned about MacKenzie but that he fears the Dutch antogonism to him

Letter - From Ellen C. Reed, Liverpool, To J. MacKenzie

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undated October 30

Part of Rev. John Mackenzie Papers

On the progress of her son, Cullen, in Africa

Letter - From C. Warren, London, To J. MacKenzie

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April 4

Part of Rev. John Mackenzie Papers

Saying that if MacKenzie thinks it adviseable he will write the article; the only others he can suggest are G. Barker, A. Haynes, Sir G. Baden-Powell, Arnold White and Conder

Letter - From Graham Bower, Cape Town, To J. MacKenzie

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1881 September 28?

Part of Rev. John Mackenzie Papers

Saying, on behalf of the Governor, that the case re the farm at Flakfontein will be the subject of an enquiry, that the Northern Boundary of Griqualand West will be adjusted and that he is glad MacKenzie approves of the Pretoria Convention

Letter - From Mrs. E. Hepburn, Shoshong, To Mrs. MacKenzie