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| 12 |
Government House, Entebbe |
| 13 |
Garden Party, Government House [1909] |
| 14 |
The Residency, Entebbe, Uganda, 1908 |
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Interior, Govt. House |
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Rt. Hon. Winston Churchill |
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Winston Churchill addressing Chiefs |
| 18 |
Opening of Kampala Exhibition |
| 19 |
Grounds of old Government House, Entebbe. Visit of the little King |
| 20 |
The members of the Entebbe Golf Club |
| 21 |
H.R.H. the Duke of the Abruzzi [1909] |
| 22 |
Sufferers from sleeping sickness |
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Sir Henry Hesketh Bell Collection
| Title |
Winston Churchill addressing Chiefs |
| Reference |
Y3011D/17 |
| Creator |
Unknown |
| Covering Dates |
1907 |
| Extent and Medium |
Good condition. |
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| Content and context |
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88 x 70 mm. Showing Churchill seated at the right while a European interpreter addresses a group of chiefs. Sir Apolo Kagwa can be seen in the right foreground. This is presumably the occasion described by Bell: 'About five miles from Kampala we found the little Kabaka, the Regents and all the big Uganda chiefs. They had built a very pretty banda on a hillock overlooking the road and, when they all advanced towards us in the bright sunlight, they made a very imposing spectacle in their handsome gala robes. The Baganda are adepts at spectacular effects, and the Chiefs show a remarkable sense of dignity. But Churchill, on this occasion, spoilt their effects, as he was a perfect nuisance, dodging about with his camera all the time, taking snapshots.' (Bell 1946, p 168).
Churchill, in Churchill (1908), pp 109-110, also describes this meeting but he makes no mention of a speech.
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| Further information |
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Churchill, Winston Spencer (1908), 'My African journey', London: Hodder and Stoughton.
Indexed
Y3011G/22-24, CN 534 and CN 1633.
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| Index Terms |
| Africa |
| Central |
| Uganda |
| Kagwa, Sir Apolo (c 1864-1927) Knight, Katikiro of Buganda |
| Churchill, Sir Winston Leonard Spencer (1874-1965) Knight, statesman and historian |
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