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Title Africa through Western eyes [microform]. Part 5, Papers of Frederick William Hugh Migeod and Mary Ward from the Royal Commonwealth Society Library at Cambridge University Library.
Publication Info Marlborough : Adam Matthew, 2007.


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 BJL Basement b  DT 28 A2  Reels 1-10  UNTIL CLOSING  LIB USE ONLY
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Descript 10 microfilm reels.
Note Part 5 continues the coverage of papers from the Royal Commonwealth Society Library. It consists of the papers of Frederick William Hugh Migeod (1872-1952), a Colonial Officer who founded and then served as Chief of the Transport Department in the Gold Coast from 1900-1919, and Mary Ward (1866-1965) who had a long career as a nursing sister in Sierra Leone and Nigeria from 1899-1930.
Contents Reels 1-6. Papers of F. W. H. Migeod -- reels 7-10. Papers of Mary Ward.
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Subject Migeod, F. W. H. (Frederick William Hugh), 1872-1952.
Ward, Mary, 1866-1965.
British -- Africa, West -- History -- Sources.
Africa, West -- History -- 1884-1960 -- Sources.
Ghana -- History -- To 1957 -- Sources.
Great Britain -- Colonies -- Africa, West -- Sources.
Africa, West -- Social life and customs -- Sources.
Alt author Migeod, F. W. H. (Frederick William Hugh), 1872-1952.
Ward, Mary, 1866-1965.
Royal Commonwealth Society.
Cambridge University Library.
Adam Matthew Publications.
Descript 10 microfilm reels.
Note Part 5 continues the coverage of papers from the Royal Commonwealth Society Library. It consists of the papers of Frederick William Hugh Migeod (1872-1952), a Colonial Officer who founded and then served as Chief of the Transport Department in the Gold Coast from 1900-1919, and Mary Ward (1866-1965) who had a long career as a nursing sister in Sierra Leone and Nigeria from 1899-1930.
Contents Reels 1-6. Papers of F. W. H. Migeod -- reels 7-10. Papers of Mary Ward.
Subject Migeod, F. W. H. (Frederick William Hugh), 1872-1952.
Ward, Mary, 1866-1965.
British -- Africa, West -- History -- Sources.
Africa, West -- History -- 1884-1960 -- Sources.
Ghana -- History -- To 1957 -- Sources.
Great Britain -- Colonies -- Africa, West -- Sources.
Africa, West -- Social life and customs -- Sources.
Alt author Migeod, F. W. H. (Frederick William Hugh), 1872-1952.
Ward, Mary, 1866-1965.
Royal Commonwealth Society.
Cambridge University Library.
Adam Matthew Publications.
LOCATION SHELVED AT LOAN TYPE STATUS
 BJL Basement b  DT 28 A2  Reels 1-10  UNTIL CLOSING  LIB USE ONLY

Subject Migeod, F. W. H. (Frederick William Hugh), 1872-1952.
Ward, Mary, 1866-1965.
British -- Africa, West -- History -- Sources.
Africa, West -- History -- 1884-1960 -- Sources.
Ghana -- History -- To 1957 -- Sources.
Great Britain -- Colonies -- Africa, West -- Sources.
Africa, West -- Social life and customs -- Sources.
Descript 10 microfilm reels.
Note Part 5 continues the coverage of papers from the Royal Commonwealth Society Library. It consists of the papers of Frederick William Hugh Migeod (1872-1952), a Colonial Officer who founded and then served as Chief of the Transport Department in the Gold Coast from 1900-1919, and Mary Ward (1866-1965) who had a long career as a nursing sister in Sierra Leone and Nigeria from 1899-1930.
Contents Reels 1-6. Papers of F. W. H. Migeod -- reels 7-10. Papers of Mary Ward.
Alt author Migeod, F. W. H. (Frederick William Hugh), 1872-1952.
Ward, Mary, 1866-1965.
Royal Commonwealth Society.
Cambridge University Library.
Adam Matthew Publications.
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