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Slide set: Transvaal in war: set V (lecture: York & Son, 50 slides, 1900)

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Descriptive data for this set

Number of slides

York & Son, England

Other related organisation

in stock of Ivens & Co., 1913

Main type of image

unknown

Main usage of set

lecture

Date of first manufacture

1900

Reading or song

John S. Bond, Transvaal in war: part 5 (London: York & Son, c.1900)

Related slide sets

continued from Transvaal in war: set IV (lecture: York & Son, 50 slides, 1900)

continued by Transvaal in war: set VI (lecture: York & Son, 50 slides, 1901)

Notes

Slides numbered 201-250.

Subject keywords

South Africa
Second Anglo-Boer War (1899 - 1902)
imperialism – British Empire
history
military – army

Lucerna ID 3003491

Record created by Richard Crangle. Last updated 18 May 2012

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