South African Library, The. - Quarterly Bulletin of the South African Library. Volume 33 No. 2 December 1978.

Friends of the South African Library 1978. Printed blue on white wraps, stapled booklet illustrated. VG+ condition. Articles include: Frank Bradlow, Baron De Lorentz, Superintendent Of Police And A Cause Celebre At The Cape In the Mid-19thC (The Case With Granet & Cowper). M.F. Cartwright, The Filthy State Of Cape Town In 1858., Dorothy Ivey, The Malherbe Collection Of School Books. M.D. Nash, "Interest" At Work: Mr Croker Recommends Thomas Pringle To Mr Goulburn's Notice. Denis Radford, Provisional Identification Of A Picture Believed To Be The New South African Public Library And Museum Building Circa 1857. A.M. Lewin Robinson, "The Commercial Times" 1908-9. A Lost Journal Recovered. 'n Belangrike Aanwins.

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