Records for the Early History of South Africa
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AH departments communicated • with it, memorials ot petitions from private individuals and public bodies were addressed to this office. Apart from these ordinary domestic papers the most important and valuable records are the dispatches to and from the Secretary of State up to 1853. After this date the series continue in the records of the Governor of the Colony, which are also preserved in the archives.
The policy of Great Britain witl\ regard to South 24 RECORDS FOR THE EARLY HISTORY Africa i...n general,, including its native questions, is to be found in these records. The English student will be able to consult in the Public Record Office, London, the South African original and duplicate dispatches from the Secretary of State. In addition to these rpcords there are also letters patent, com- missions, royal instructions, treaties with natives, etc., maps, plans, and charts. There are other important records from the seventeenth centiiry up to the present which are' not in t6,e archives, but under the custody of the heads of the departments to which they belong.
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AH departments communicated • with it, memorials ot petitions from private individuals and public bodies were addressed to this office. Apart from these ordinary domestic papers the most important and valuable records are the dispatches to and from the Secretary of State up to 1853. After this date the series continue in the records of the Governor of the Colony, which are also preserved in the archives.
The policy of Great Britain witl\ regard to South 24 RECORDS FOR THE EARLY HISTORY Africa i...n general,, including its native questions, is to be found in these records. The English student will be able to consult in the Public Record Office, London, the South African original and duplicate dispatches from the Secretary of State. In addition to these rpcords there are also letters patent, com- missions, royal instructions, treaties with natives, etc., maps, plans, and charts. There are other important records from the seventeenth centiiry up to the present which are' not in t6,e archives, but under the custody of the heads of the departments to which they belong.
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