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The Plumtree Papers: A History Of Bulalima Mangwe And Life In Rhodesia Up To 1922 | Rhodesiana
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The Plumtree Papers: A History Of Bulalima Mangwe And Life In Rhodesia Up To 1922
by Mary Clarke
Very scarce - I could not find an online copy in all the major international bookdealers.
A history of the Bulalima-Mangwe area, the growth of an education system and life in Rhodesia up to the referendum of 1922.
Hardcover. English. Plumtree Foundation. 1983. 221 pp with black & white photographs and maps. Good condition in hardcover with good dw in protective cellophane.
Binding: Hard cover
Book Condition: Good condition
Edition: 1983 First
Pages: 221
We have a large selection of Rhodesiana as my mother - Lynne Ruth Robertson Greeff - was an avid collector of Rhodesiana. She was born (1935) and grew up in Bulawayo as part of the large John MacDonald Family Clan. Her brother, John MacDonald Robertson, was a well-known Harare economist. When she was 23 she visited Cape Town and met my father. She grew to love Cape Town but was forever homesick for the bushhveld. Inheriting her collection of 3000+ Africana books is what started my adventure as a book dealer.
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