File G9 - Olive Schreiner

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ZA UCT BC1422_G_G9

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Olive Schreiner

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(1899-1976)

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G9.1 [Notes on Olive Schreiner]. “Thoughts on Africa, cont. from blue N. Book.” 6 small sheets. MS. See also H4.3
[Notes on Olive Schreiner]. Three sets of small sheets, 11 in each. MS.
Closer Union: a letter on the South African Union and the principles of government by Olive Schreiner written in 1909, published London, A.C. Fifield, 1909. TS.
Olive Schreiner: what has she to tell us to-day? Draft article. 6 sheets. MS.
Olive Schreiner. [Draft articles and notes]. [3 sections]. MS.
Olive Schreiner. Part III. TS c.c.; MS alterations.
G9.2 The items in G9.2 were found together in one folder.
Olive Schreiner. [Part I]. “1st article SA Trek 1942.” TS c.c.; MS alterations.
Olive Schreiner. Conclusion. [Part IV]. “Trek”. TS c.c.; MS alterations.
Notes and draft article on Olive Schreiner. Notes on Turbott Wolfe and The child of the queen by William Plomer, God’s stepchildren by S.G. Millan, Bayete! by G. Heaton Nicholls, I am black by J. Grenfell Williams and Henry John May, and Wild deer by R.H. Baptist. Examination answer book (with loose cover) plus 3 loose sheets. MS.
“Olive Schreiner cont.” [Notes]. Examination answer book (with loose cover). MS. Plus 1 blank sheet and 2 sheets (MS), one of which is attached to the front cover.
Olive Schreiner – for today. [Draft article/notes]. 1975. 2 sheets. MS.
Five sheets of notes on Olive Schreiner. MS.
Olive Schreiner – a challenge to today by Dora Taylor. Printed article.
Olive Schreiner – a challenge to today III by Dora Taylor. Printed article.
Olive Schreiner – a challenge to today IV by Dora Taylor. Printed article. Incomplete.
Olive Schreiner’s message lives on by Dora Taylor. The forum, 15 July 1939, p. 13-14. Printed article.

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