Etosha-Kunene Histories ‘Full list of references’,
building on bibliography compiled by Sian Sullivan for Future Pasts
Last edited 08/08/2020
Full list of references
(references preceded by an asterix are referred to in texts read but have not yet been reviewed directly)
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[1] The officer in charge of expedition and patrol who previously was an official of native affairs for 3 years in Transvaal, Manning Diary Notes 23,260817.