Box CLX-A-26

Scope and Contents Independent African: George Shepperson and Thomas Price.A1-74. Correspondence relating to the publication of the book. Publishers' Readers' reports accompany letters. Bundle includes: 22. Memorandum of Agreement between George Albert Shepperson andThomas Price and the University Court of the University of Edinburgh, 25 June 1957. 25-55. Permissions to quote sought and granted. 12 October 1957 - 28 November 1957. 56-57. Application...

Scope and Contents From the Fonds: This collection consists of papers, articles, correspondence, publications, photographs, audio-visual material, and artefacts of Professor George "Sam" Shepperson, a prominent scholar of African and American African history, and Malawi specialist. This includes, among other things, papers and correspondence relating to central and eastern Africa with special reference to Malawi and Tanzania (including correspondence of Julius Nyerere); papers on nationalism in Nyasaland (Malawi), including...

Scope and Contents Papers relating to a reprint:1. Copy of letter sent by Dr Norman Leys, Medical Officer, Nyasaland, to the Secretary of State for the Colonies, Downing Street, 7 February 1918. (Typescript).Research correspondence:2. George Shepperson to Dr Duncan Leys (half-brother of Norman Leys). He is interested in a chapter about the Nyasaland Rising of 1915 in Norman Leys' book Kenya and asks if Dr Leys knows the whereabouts of any...

Scope and Contents A. Correspondence on proposed reprints (27 October 1965 - 16 May 1967):1-22. Correspondence: Professor George Shepperson, Oxford University Press, Africa; Charles H. Lewis, Manager; Stirling Tract Enterprise, Reverend Andrew McCosh, General Manager; The Synod Bookshop, Blantyre; Clement Harry Matacheta; Mr and Mrs H. W. Langworthy.Relating to publication of reprints of: This Africa was mine by Emily Booth Langworthy, and ...