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Covos-Day, 2000. Hardcover with dustcover, 464 pages. Very good condition.

The story of John Hammond, Headmaster of Goromonzi High School, Rhodesia and his struggle to educate and prepare a generation of Black African pupils to lead the post-colonial nation that he saw coming.

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Covos-Day, 2000. Hardcover with dustcover, 464 pages. Very good condition.

The story of John Hammond, Headmaster of Goromonzi High School, Rhodesia and his struggle to educate and prepare a generation of Black African pupils to lead the post-colonial nation that he saw coming.

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