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Correspondence relating to obtaining a grant to support higher education of Aubrey Patrick Fabing, refugee from South Africa.
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MS 380397/01/09
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MS 380397, Pearce, Box 1
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15 Jan 1969 - 25 Oct 1971
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Papers of Reginald Frederick George Pearce
Correspondence
Church Correspondence.
Correspondence relating to the case of William Boikanyio, Refusal of admission to Church Schools by ...
Letter Book (Carbon copies) of R. F. G.Pearce.
Correspondence relating to articles written to Newspapers, talks and T.V. programmes on South Africa...
Correspondence relating to entry permits to Britain for Father Pearce, Mrs. E. Fabing and her three ...
Correspondence relating to obtaining employment in Britain.
Letters to R. F. G. Pearce from the Parishoners.
Newsletter from South Africa from Gil and Michael Gardener.
Correspondence relating to obtaining a grant to support higher education of Aubrey Patrick Fabing, r...
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Scrap book of R. F. G. Pearce. Press cuttings on Race Classification Regulations, South Africa.
Civil Rights Newsletter.
Church Circulars. Reports on Church Schools, Colour Bar, John Scott Mission etc.
Collection of South Africa Church Publications.
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