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ZA HPRA A75
Fonds
1854-1900

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.

Reverend John Mackenzie

Letters and Documents

ZA HPRA A75-A
Series

Part of Rev. John Mackenzie Papers

Indenture Elgin

ZA HPRA A75-A-1
Item
31 July 1885

Part of Rev. John Mackenzie Papers

Expiration of indenture between John MacKenzie and Alexander Russell, printer. Originally signed 5 March 1849

Letter - From J. MacKenzie, Cape Town, To Mother and sisters

ZA HPRA A75-A-10
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19 July 1858

Part of Rev. John Mackenzie Papers

Personal; account of their arrival in Cape Town and of the missionaries they have met, including Mrs. Livingstone

Address - From J. MacKenzie, Shoshong, To English Congregation

ZA HPRA A75-A-100
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1867

Part of Rev. John Mackenzie Papers

Asking for donations to help pay the expense of the new church

Part of letter - From J. MacKenzie

ZA HPRA A75-A-1000
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15 March 1885

Part of Rev. John Mackenzie Papers

On the relations between Warren, Rhodes and Robinson and on the attempt to blacken MacKenzie's reputation

Letter - From F.W. Chesson, London, To J. MacKenzie

ZA HPRA A75-A-1001
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19 March 1885

Part of Rev. John Mackenzie Papers

The attempt to blacken MacKenzie's reputation and on the question asked in the House of Commons about this attempt to dictate to Warren; also retails rumour that Transvaal Boers, allied to Secheli and Khama are about to attack Matabeleland, gives evidence to show Kruger's statement that Nicholas Gey was not a Transvaal burgher was false

Letter - From Emil Holub, Linokanu, To J. MacKenzie