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RCS/RCMS 113 contains:
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15 Papers of the Bulama Association
16 Letters from George Balamoan in Nigeria
17 Letter from Edward Bovill to Lord Lugard
18 Description of the game of Toola or Warri
20 Bauchi vocabularies
21 West African collection of Francis Harper
22 Letters from Oliver Raymont in Nigeria
23 Nigeria's Independence elections
24 Mahdist and other religious revivals in Nigeria
25 West African collection of Thomas Dalrymple
26 Service with the Nigeria Regiment
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Africa miscellanea

Title West African collection of Francis Harper
Reference RCMS 113/21
(former reference: MSS 43)
Creator Harper, Francis Henry, 1877-1939
Covering Dates circa 1897-circa 1975
Extent and Medium 1 folder + 1 volume; card/paper; Mixed scripts
Content and context

Francis Henry Harper (1877-1939) was born on 2 March 1877. He joined the staff of the Royal Niger Company, and became Private Secretary to Sir George Goldie. He left the Company to join the staff of the Colonial Office on 1 January 1900, and for 28 years was involved with the Royal West African Frontier Force and the King's African Rifles. From 1928 until his retirement in 1937 he was Secretary of the 'Discovery' Committee. He died on 29 June 1939.

A small collection of material relating to Francis Harper.

Presented by F.M.H. Harper, 1975-1976.

Further information

MSS Addenda, vol. I. Indexed

Index Terms
Africa
Harper, Francis Henry (1877-1939)
RCS/RCMS 113/21 contains:
1 Koran. The Koran in a leather case. An accompanying note records that the volume was 'brought home from Bida (Nigeria) by Sir George Goldie after the Niger Sudan Campaign, January 1897'.
1 volume; paper; Manuscript.
circa 1897
2 Photograph of silver salver. An undated postcard with a photograph of a silver salver presented to Harper in 1928. The salver includes facsimile signatures of officers of the K.A.R. and R.W.A.F.F.
1 postcard; card; Printed.
3 Correspondence. Correspondence between F.M.H. Harper and D.H. Simpson, R.C.S. Librarian, regarding the gift of the collection to the Society, including a biographical note by the former on Francis Harper.
7 pages; paper; Mixed scripts.
1975

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