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'The Horniman Museum and Library: a handbook to the cases illustrating stages in the evolution of the domestic arts', Part II, London, 1924
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Papers of Reginald John Beagarie Moore
Writings and correspondence
Letters (some incomplete) from R. J. B. Moore and his wife, Joan, in Northern Rhodesia to relatives ...
Letters to R. J. B. Moore.
Letter from Thomas Fox-Pitt about Moore's article `"Bwanga" among the Bemba'
Letter from T. Cocker Brown, Foreign Secretary of the London Missionary Society abou Moore's work in...
Letter from Julius Lewin about publishing Moore's second article on `"Bwanga" among the Bemba' in Ba...
Letter from Arthur Creech Jones, Parliamentary Private Secretary, Ministry of Labour in answer to a ...
Letter from Rev. J. G. Soulsby about Moore's manuscript `The Bantu Speaks'.
Reports
Obituaries and tributes
Draft, chiefly in manuscript of Moore's thesis `The Witchdoctor's prescription'.
Typescript copy of Moore's thesis and folder containing correspondence about, and reports on the the...
Typescript copy of 'The Bantu speak in a British Protectorate', published as 'These Africa Copper Mi...
Published works by R. J. B. Moore
'Man's act and God's in Africa' (The Livingstone Press, London, 1940)
Article entitled 'Industry and Trade on the shores of Laek Mweru', Africa, Vol. X, no. 2, Apr 1937, ...
Photocopy of article entitled '"Bwanga" among the Bemba', Africa, Vol. XIII, no. 3
Part II of '"Bwanga" among the Bemba', Bantu Studies, Vol XV, no. 1, pp.37-441
Article entitled 'Native Wages and standard of living in Northern Rhodesia', African Studies, Vol. 1...
Article entitled 'The Development of the conception of God in Central Africa', The International Rev...
Articles eitherby Moore or about his work published in the Chronicle, the monthly magazine of the Lo...
Copy of article entitled 'The disturbances in the Copperbelt' about the Forster Commission Report in...
Miscellaneous items
Three items published by the Mindolo Press, founded by Moore.
Four Christmas Cards sent by Mike and Joan Moore, a notice of the London Missionary Soceity's Annual...
Five photographs of Copperbelt scenes.
Papers relating to Alfred Sadd, London Missionary Society missionary in the Gilbert Islands.
Two prize medals awarded to Moore by Clark's College, London.
Miscellaneous Publications
'The Horniman Museum and Library: a handbook to the cases illustrating stages in the evolution of th...
'Klistu e kacimfya wa fitutinya fyonse' (Christ the conqueror of all our fears in Bemba), London, 19...
'The General Missionary Conference of Northern Rhodesia, Report of Proceedings of Ninth Conference h...
'Moore of the Copperbelt', by Hugh Theobald London, Livingstone Press, 1946
Hymn Book in Bemba, Mbereshi Press, 1947
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