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The first Cagila in Southern Africa

The first Cagila in Southern Africa
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NHM1460035
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The first Cagila in Southern Africa
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Natural History Museum, London, UK
Date
1870 AD (C19th AD)
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The first Cagila in Southern Africa, As described by an eyewitness. (Children being transported illegally) Sept 1870. Sketch 47 from a collection of original sketches by Thomas Baines, (1820-1875). - Baines, John Thomas (1820-1875 London UK

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expedition / sketch 47 / travel / an eyewitness / sketch / children being transported illegally / as described / a collection of original sketches / illustration / john thomas / thomas baines / 1820-1875 / cagila / sept 1870

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