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  • The Cape of Good Hope literary magazine 
    Fitzpatrick, James L. (The Cape of Good Hope literary magazine, 1847)
    The completion of our first volume affords us an agreeable opportunity of expressing our gratitude, both to contributors and subscribers, for the assistance which has been so liberally bestowed upon us. The possibility of ...
  • The Cape of Good Hope Literary Magazine 
    Van de Sandt de Villiers, B.J. (Van de Sandt de Villiers & Co, 1847)
    Are we venturing beyond prescribed limits, upon forbidden ground ? Do our readers stand aghast that we head this article with the name, feared where not respected, of that mighty brotherhood beneath whose influence thrones ...
  • Digest of notes : principles of agriculture 
    Sawer, E. R. (Times Printing and Publishing, 1908)
  • Gold! : a Christmas story of Table Mountain 
    Barnett-Clarke, H.P. (Cape Town : Townsend, Taylor & Snashall, 1892., 1892)
    "It is with much pleasure that I inscribe this little volume to the members of the mountain club" Cape Town, 1892.
  • Reading Spaces in South Africa, 1850-1920s 
    Dick, Archie L.; Rayner, Samantha; Tether, Leah (Cambridge University Press, 2020)
    Voluntary societies and government initiatives stimulated the growth of reading communities in South Africa in the second half of the nineteenth century. A system of parliamentary grants to establish public libraries ...
  • Souvenir of Pretoria 
    De Bussy, J.H. (Bussy: Pretoria, 1937)
    Souvenir of Pretoria - the buildings and streets.
  • The sportsman's guide to north-western Rhodesia, the big game country 
    Aitkens, Ferdinand (Commercial Intelligence, 1905)
    The knowledge of the fact that the stupendous Victoria Falls are now connected with the civilised world by means of an excellent railway service, is causing thousands of people, from all parts of the world, to visit this ...
  • Travels in the interior of southern Africa, Volume I 
    Burchell, W. J. (London, Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, 1822., 1822)
    The travels, of which the following pages contain the narrative, were undertaken solely for the purpose of acquiring knowledge: and it having been thought possible that the communication of facts observed during these ...