Dugmore, Rev. H.H. - The Reminiscences of an Albany Settler. A Lecture Delivered in Grahamstown at the British Settlers Jubilee, May 1870.

Grant Christison. Pietermaritzburg 1990. Facsimile reproduction of the Richards Glanville 1871 edition. 1st edition thus Gilt on maroon vynide boards. xi + 66pp + folding map. small 8vo 0.3kg. A very Fine copy. No dustwrapper as issued. ISBN: 9780958305129 1 of 150 copies so bound. Introduction & notes by Grant Christison. Includes the poetry & songs which were not included in the earlier Grocott & Sherry edition. Various useful notes, index etc. Interesting period reminiscences of an 1820 Settler. Does not include his reminiscences of the 1835 Frontier War as in the Grocott & Sherry edition.

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