University of Fort Hare Publication

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This is a pictorial album of staff/ students of the University of Fort Hare as well university's buildings.

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    St. Thomas
    (University of Fort Hare, 1863)
    A minute book detailing all Conferences and meetings of Missionaries held at Lovedale College, Alice during the year 1863.
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    The Kaffir Wars and British Settlers in South Africa
    (University of Fort Hare, 1865)
    The kaffir wars started in 1779 until 1879. they occurred in various occasions or years and only 9 wars were counted during this period. this is a short writing about one of these wars that occurred in 1865 with pictures and descriptions of the war.
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    Howard Pim Library Records Minute Book
    (University of Fort Hare, 1888-1893) Library Records_ Minute Book
    A Howard PIM Library Records Minute book with detailed information most in Afrikaans of meetings that were held during the years from 1888 to 1893.
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    Free Church of Scotland
    (University of Fort Hare, 1897)
    The United Free Church of Scotland's Minutes of Foreign Missions Committe during the years of 1897-1898 is a confidential document meant for members of the Committe only. The members were listed for every meeting held and detailed accounts of all the income and expenditure in a month within the committee.
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    Fort Hare Council
    (University of Fort Hare, 1918) University of Fort Hare
    A collection of letters dating from the 21st of June 1918 to 1923. Most of these letters are from the Governing Council/ Principal of the South African Native College that is now called University of Fort Hare.
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    African Banking Corporation
    (University of Fort Hare, 1923)
    A compilation of letters that were stamped at the South African Native College and signed by the Senior Clerk of assembly, during the year of 1923. J. Lennox was the Senior Clerk that year but years before that he was a Concession Registrar.
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    Fort Hare Pictorial Album
    (University of Fort Hare, 1926) University of Fort Hare
    A pictorial album of the University of Fort Hare staff, students and monumental buildings dating back from 1926.
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    The Town of Alice
    (University of Fort Hare, 1927) Henchman, H. L.
    A brief historic story of a small town in the Eastern Cape and a compilation of pictures of the historic places and monumental buildings. Alice was the capital of the district of Victoria East in the Cape province situated on the main railway line between East London and Cookhouse junction about 80 miles from East London and 42 miles from King Williams Town. This is an interesting read about Alice in the early 1800s, the Thyume Massacre, Municipal records, Parish Church of St. Bartholomew, The Roman Catholic Mission and of course Lovedale and South African Native College which is formerly known as the University of Fort Hare.
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    Tiyo Soga's Journal
    (University of Fort Hare, 1936) Tiyo Soga
    Reverend Tiyo Soga was born in 1829 in Tutura near Gcuwa in the Eastern Cape and died on the 12th of August in 1871. He was a renowned journalist, minister, translator and composer of hymns. Fisrt entry on this journal was on the 20th of April 1857. He only documented minor details of his days from that day up until the 30th of August. This journal was presented to the University of Fort hare by his son, Reverend John Henderson Soga along with Rev. Tiyo Soga's letter book and Bible.
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    Tiyo Soga's Letters to Fort Hare
    (University of Fort Hare, 1936)
    The compilation of these letters’ is dating back to the 22 of October 1861. He wrote letters about the opening of new churches or places of worship as he called them. He preached and uplifted the gospel to heathen through his writings and in churches.