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From the message of President Pretorius of the Transvaal Republic to the Raad, taken from the "Cape Monitor", in which he condemns the influence of the London Missionary Society missionaries among the natives
Extract - From R. Price, Logaging, To J. MacKenzie
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From letter in which Price gives views of German missionaries who want two letters d and w changed in translation of scriptures into Sechuana
Extract of letter - From Allen Wight
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Complaining that part of his form has been confiscated by government
Extract of letter - From J. MacKenzie, Hankey
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Rejoicing in the appointment of Chamberlain as Colonial Secretary; hopes Cape Colony will not annex Bechuanaland but that it will be administered by the imperial government
Extract of Letter - From J. MacKenzie, Kuruman, To Rev. J. Eddie
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Advising him of the birth of their second son, who is being called after his father's best friend
Extract of letter (copy) - From J. MacKenzie, Hankey, To C.G. Oates
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Saying he has sent an article on "The Chartered Company in South Africa"; a review and criticism "to the Contemporary"; the Company's native policy must have been a failure of the Mashonas side with their oppressors the Matabele against the white man
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From minutes of meeting of Volkscommittee, at which were appointed four members to meet MacKenzie
From J. MacKenzie To Col. Lanyon
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On Mackenzie becoming a government agent
From James Clark, Elgin, To John MacKenzie
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Gifting communion service of Elgin Congregational Church for use in MacKenzie's church in Africa
From Jas. Balgarnie, 3 Victoria Terrace, To John MacKenzie
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Wishing him well in work he has chosen