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The programme comprises transcripts of interviews with senior diplomats.

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205 x 153 mm. A view looking down on the transport lines where a number of camels and their drivers are seated in an open square. Beyond the lines is the mainland suburb of El Geif with the Caravanserai (see Y3042A/55) and part of Suakin Island visible in the distance.

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200 x 155 mm. A group of 13 transport officers. Captain (later Lord) F.D. Lugard, who served in the campaign as second in command to J. Willcocks (who was in charge of the mule corps of the Indian contingent) is second from the left in the back row.

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80 x 75 mm. A horse led by a man carrying two polo sticks.

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105 x 60 mm. Showing three horses and two handlers.

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115 x 85 mm. Showing a truck stuck in the mud. There are men helping or watching.

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110 x 120 mm. Showing four men stood in a line. There are a crowd of spectators behind them.

Scope and Contents From the File: A collection of photographs on 41 album sheets. Typed on a piece of paper stuck on one album sheet is: 'ALBUM 2. All the photographs in this album were taken by me, on a safari from Victoria (B. Cameroons) to Port Sudan. This journey lasted from April 7/35 till August 2/36. The photographs are of anthropological interest only, and deal mostly with the Mangbetu tribe in the northern Congo; the Karamojong in Northern Uganda, and various tribes in the southern Sudan. I was using only a...

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Unlabelled slides from Hebbert's time in Africa.

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130 x 130 mm. Showing two men with short dreadlocks

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80 x 100 mm.

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113 x 158 mm. matt print.

Scope and Contents From the File: A collection of photographs on 77 loose sheets. On one sheet, in ink capitals, is written 'Photographs taken between June 18th 1934 - December 1934, in the Lamu Archipelago, Tanganyika, Kenya, Uganda, Belgian Congo, Ruanda Urundi, French Equatorial Africa, Cameroons, Nigeria, French West Africa.' The majority of the photographs have been captioned by hand, in a difficult handwriting, and some of the names of peoples and places have not been traced in works of reference. The following...

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140 x 230 mm. Showing two females stood posing for the camera. One of them has scarification marks on her side.

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65 x 110 mm. Showing two girls, posed for the camera, hand on hip, the elder wearing a grass skirt.

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80 x 100 mm.

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78 x 52 mm.

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158 x 111 mm. glossy print with duplicate and 108 x 63 mm. negative.

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113 x 110 mm. glossy print with two copies.

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The slides are 25 x 25 mm. Y3011KKK(GS)1-12 are boxed with Y3011WW Eastham. The remainder are in three separate slide boxes.

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The slides are 25 x 25 mm. Y3011KKK(GS)1-12 are boxed with Y3011WW Eastham. The remainder are in three separate slide boxes.

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The slides are 25 x 25 mm. Y3011KKK(GS)1-12 are boxed with Y3011WW Eastham. The remainder are in three separate slide boxes.

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The diary (circa 80 pages) describes Christy's tours of inspection for the Sleeping Sickness Commission and includes some zoological observations.

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The diary (circa 55 pages) includes a brief chronological and geographic summary of the results of Christy's tours of inspection for the Sleeping Sickness Commission.

Scope and Contents Diaries, notes and reports recording Christy's research for the first Royal Society Sleeping Sickness Commission in Africa. The medical expedition was a response to the spreading Uganda Sleeping Sickness epidemic of 1901. Its aim was to elucidate the role of the Filaria perstans parasite in causing the disease. Christy travelled widely in Uganda, British and German East Africa, and the upper Sudan to map the distributions of the parasite and the disease. His findings were important in...