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Preachers, peasants, and politics in southeast Africa, 1835-1880 : African Christian communities in Natal, Pondoland, and Zululand / Norman Etherington.

The culture of politics in modern Kenya / Angelique Haugerud.

Sub-series 1: Angus & Robertson book reviews in bound volumes, 1894-1970

1. [Photograph of original] - Commander Robert Johnston, R.N. by Joseph Noble
2. [Photograph of original] - Robert Johnston by Dighton
3. [Photograph of original] - Lieut. Col. George Johnston by Henry Robinson Smith
4. [Photograph of original] - Robert Johnston by Dighton
5. [Display of weapons]
6. [church]
7. [Sydney looking east from the Domain, ca. 1878]
8. [Garden palace under construction, ca. 1878]
9. [Sydney looking south over Domain, College and Macquarie Streets, and Hyde Park, ca. 1878]
10. [Sydney looking south west, ca. 1878]
11-12. [Sydney looking west, ca. 1878]
13-17. [sections of a panoramic view of Sydney extending from Cremorne to Hunters Hill]
18. [clergyman]
19. [handwriting]
20-20a. [Macquarie Street showing Sydney Hospital]
21. Garden Palace, Sydney
22. Hyde Park, Elizabeth Street
23. [streetscape]
24. Exhibition Palace, Prince Alfred Park, Sydney, 1870
25. Wynyard Square - unveiling of Dr Lang's Statue, Jan 26, 1891
26. [interior of Legislative Council Chamber]
27. Manly Beach
28. [Reproduction of original] - View of Port Jackson and part of the town of Sydney ...]
29. [St James' Church, King Street, Sydney]
30. [warehouse occupied by chinese merchants]
31. Railway Station, Sydney, 1871
32. In the National Park, N.S.W.
33. Hawkesbury River, Wiseman's
34. [construction site with building and mast at rear]
35. [Group portrait of Henry Parkes and other politicians]
36. [Phillip Street, ca. 1900]
37. [Stables of Government House, ca. 1900]
38. [sailing ship]
39. [Reproduction of original] - Government House, Sydney, 1838]
40. [unveiling of Statue of Queen Victoria]
41a. [Sydney Hospital, Macquarie Street]
41b. [Circular Quay]
42. St Andrew's College, University of Sydney
43. [river scene]
44a. [Lands Department, Bridge Street, Sydney]
44b. [church]
45a. [St Patrick's Day Procession]
45b. [Ferry `Waringa' in Mosman Bay?]
46. [Circular Quay, ca. 1890]
47. [Colonial Secretary's Office, Bridge Street]
48. [Police Station cnr. Albert & Phillip Streets, Sydney]
49. [St Andrew's Cathedral, Sydney]
50. [Circular Quay from the north shore]
51. [interior of St Andrew's Cathedral]
52. [entrance gate of Garden Palace, ca.1880]
53. [Railway Station, Redfern]
54. [Royal Procession]
55. Phillip Street near Hunter Street
56. [clergyman eating sandwich]
57. Most Rev. Saumerey Smith
58. [unidentified male portrait]
59. Archdeacon William Cowper
60. [Bridge Street, Sydney, ca. 1890-1900]
61-62. [handwriting]
63. [family group]
64. [sailing ship]
65-66. [river scene]
67-68. [lighthouses]
69. [Reproduction of original] - Old Church, Sydney, N.S.W.
70. [Brislington, Parramatta]
71. [Parramatta River]
72. [cnr George and Church Streets, Parramatta]
73. Rev Alfred Stephen
74. Rev W.S. Clarke
75. [rural scene]
76. [Church Street, Parramatta looking north from railway bridge ca. 1870's]
77. [Old Government House, Parramatta]
78. [Byrnes Mill, Parramatta]
79. [St John's Grammar School]
80. [Church Street, Parramatta looking towards St Johns Church]
81. [W. Wentworth]
82. Rev S Marsden
83. [Lennox Bridge, Parramatta]
84. [Female Orphan Institution, Parramatta - Martha Betts, matron, outside]
85. [Catholic Orphan School, Parramatta]
86. [Parramatta Gaol]
87-88. [Houison family, Nairn cottage, Westmead]
89. Rev Dr Woolls
90. Rev J Coutts
91. [Toy yachts at Moore Park]
92-93. [male portraits]
94. Bishop Langley
95-97. [male portraits]
98. St John's Church of England, Camden, N.S.W.
99. Rev K.H. Bobart
100. [Houison family, Nairn cottage, Westmead]
101. St John's Church of England, Camden, N.S.W. interior
102. St Paul's Church of England, Cobbity, N.S.W.
103-104. [unidentified male & female portraits]
105-106. [Troopships]
107-108. [Imperial Bushmen's Corps at Sydney University Oval, ca. 1900]
109. Moravian [prior to departure for South Africa]
110. Imperial Bushmen embarking their horses
111. [Embarkation of the South African Contingent]
112. [Troopship departing for South Africa]
113-114. [Troops embarking for South Africa 1890-1900]
115. Hyde Park - [crowd scene]
116. [Troops embarking at Circular Quay]
117. [Street scene during embarkation of troops for the South African War]
118. [Troopship], 1899-1900]
119. [Scene at Circular Quay during embarkation of troops for the South African War 1899-1900]
120. [Horse-drawn military vehicles on parade, 1899-1900]
121-122. [Embarkation of troops for South Africa, 1899-1900]
123. [Camp of the Imperial Bushmen's Corps]
124-126. [Troopships departing for South Africa, 1899-1900]
127. [residence]
128-129. [Departure of troopship for South Africa, 1899-1900]
130. [Review of troops prior to departure for South Africa, 1899-1900]
131-132. [Troops about to depart for South Africa, 1899-1900]
133-141. [unidentified portraits and church scene]
142. View [of Sydney] from the Grosvenor Hotel [showing St Philip's Church]
143-144. [unidentified portraits]
145. Professor Smith of Sydney University
146. Fred Strange
147-148. St Philip's Church, Sydney - interior and exterior
149. Nairn cottage, Westmead
150-153. [unidentified clergymen]
154. [group of sailors]
155. Bishop Langley
156. [unidentified male]
157-159. St Philip's Church - interior
160. [A classroom equipped for the study of medicine]
161. [sailing boat] Hall photo.
162. [Reproduction of original] - New Government House by Prout
163. [Reproduction of original] - Sydney from Mrs Darling's Point
164. [Reproduction of original] - St Thomas' Church, North Shore by C Martens
165. [Reproduction of original] - The Cathedral Church of St Mary, Sydney, N.S.W. by Prout
166. [Reproduction of original] - Port Jackson, Dawes Battery by Prout
167. [High Altar, St Philip's Church, Sydney]
168. [Reproduction of original] - View of part of Sydney, the capital of New South Wales by Eyre
169. [View of Sydney Harbour from the North Shore showing Milson's Point]
170-176. [coast]
177. [South Head]
178. [large room with metal beds]
179. [buildings]
180. [township]
181. [pair of gates constructed of iron bars]
182. [interior of a church]
183. [rural scene]
184. [streetscape]
185. [Gaol?] - sketch by F Weston
186. [Reproduction of original] - Sydney from Darlinghurst 1835
187. [Reproduction of original] - Guard House, Colonial Secretary's Office and Residences and St Phillip Church 1835
188. [Reproduction of original] - George Street, Queens Wharf 1835
189. [Reproduction of original] - Government House from Government Jetty 1841
190. [Photograph of a map of part of Sydney showing areas of proposed resumptions]
191. [unidentified male]
192-195. [Reproductions of originals] - Sydney Cove
196. [Baptismal font]
197. [St Jude's Church, Randwick]
198. [Reproduction of original] - Cumberland Street, Sydney
199. [Reproduction of a sketch] - Argyle Street Sydney, 1882
200. [Reproduction of original] - Old Sugar Co. Parramatta Road
201. [Sydney showing part of St Patrick's Church, Harrington Street, 1890-1900]
202. [Reproduction of original] - Miller's Point by Samuel Elyard
203. Chinese Mission, St Luke's, Wexford Street
204. Site of first land grant in Australia - Experiment [Farm] Cottage, Parramatta - Ruse's grant
205. [Reproduction of original] - George Street by Augustus Earle
206. [Reproduction of original] - Government House, Sydney
207. [Reproduction of original] - `Garden Honey', an old Sydney identity
208. Outing of the Australian Royal Historical Society at Kurnell
209. Kurnell
210. [Reproduction of orignal] - Interior of St James' Church Sydney
211. [Reproduction of original] - Plans of Old Government House, Parramatta ... Otto Swertman ... 1908
212. Facsimile of Captain J. Shortland's map of the Hunter River
213-214. Hendersons Point, Woy Woy
215. St John's Church, Albany, W.A.
216. Bishop Barker
217. Christ Church Rectory, now site of Sydney Railway Station
218-219. [Reproductions of originals] - New Caledonian postage stamps
220. Vasse Church, Busselton, W.A. [postcard]
221. Mulgoa Church [postcard]
222. Volunteer Hotel, Sydney
223. St Phillips's Parsonage, 1848
224. Interior of St Philip's Church
225. [View of Sydney showing Rum Hospital]
226. [Reproduction of original] - Sydney Cove, ca. 1810
227-228. [Arrival of the Australian Squadron in Sydney Harbour]

Photographs of Sydney and portraits : 3, ca. 1880-1910 / [compiled by Andrew Houison]

BOX 1
Literary Manuscripts:                               
'A Boy at Sea' Typescript. 194pp.           

'Anecdotes of the Ottley Boys'. Typescript. 158pp.

'The Adventures of Ug and Gug (Not forgetting
Wug) in search of Gugmama and Ugpapa'. Typescript. 20pp.

'Blood Weeps on the Waves'. Typescript. 44pp.

'Ko Ahla Lei-Lei [:] A Fable of the Pacific'. Corrected typescript. 6pp.

'Good-Bye Toby (and other stories)'. Typescript. 42pp.:
1. 'No More Tomorrow' [Published in Tit-Bits Magazine]
		
2. 'Death of an Eagle' [Broadcast on BBC Home Service,         'Over to You' Programme for Schools]
	
3. 'Killer Dog' [Published in Tit-Bits Magazine]
		
4. 'Jumbie' [Published in The Sunday Express]
		
5. 'King of the Sheepmen' [Published in Tit-Bits Magazine]
		
6. 'Drovers' Christmas' [Published in The Sunday Express]
		
7. 'Good-Bye Toby' [Published in Tit-Bits Magazine]

'A Word About Horses'. Carbon typescript. 109pp.

'Black Sorrow'. Carbon typescript. 90pp.

'A Sequel to Black Sorrow'. Carbon typescript. 89pp. [Later renamed 'Jodi's Vision']

'The Golden Ones'. Typescript. 138pp.

Fijian Stories. Typescript and carbon typescript.

'The Seed of the Land'. Carbon typescript. 358pp.

'Water Running Over Stones : An Historical Novel’. Carbon typescript. 101pp.

BBC Scripts:
Letter from Norma F. Jones, BBC Sound Library, to
Margaret Ottley, 13 Nov. 1984

Letter received from Nigel Stock, who read the story 'Over to You Horses' on the BBC, 27 Oct. 1964, with corrected duplicated typescript of the story

'Gyp', 27 Sep. 1960. Corrected typescript

'A Man "Down"', no date. Duplicated typescript

'Bush Secret', 28 Nov. 1962. Corrected duplicated typescript

'One Sunday Morning', 28 Jan. 1962. Duplicated typescript (2)

'An Outback Cricket Match', 14 June 1961. Duplicated typescript

'Wild Budgereegah', no date. Duplicated typescript

'Brownie', 10 June 1958. Corrected duplicated typescript

'Horse Sense', 4 Jan. 1957. Duplicated typescript (2)

'Death Rides to the Edge', 20 June 1962. Duplicated typescript and another copy, being corrected typescript

'Depression and Dust', 27 June 1958. Corrected duplicated typescript

'Epitaph to Jones'y', 16 Apr. 1959. Corrected duplicated typescript (2)

'Darkie', 30 Apr. 1959. Corrected duplicated typescript

'Yumpin' Yarley', 11 Apr.1963. Corrected duplicated typescript

'Bushman's Luck', no date. Corrected duplicated typescript

'Stampede', 9 Jan. 1959. Corrected duplicated typescript

'Dusty Deal', 23 Apr. 1959. Corrected typescript

'The Feather Shoes', 21 Apr. 1964. Corrected typescript

Radio and Television Plays:
'Sea Tears : A Radio Play'. Typescript

'Into Dust'. Carbon typescript

'Joni Comes Home : A Television Play'. Typescript

'Once a Jolly Swagman : A Television Play'. Typescript, carbon typescript

BOX 2
Short Stories:                                         
‘Wild Cattle'. Typescript

'On a Warm November Tide'. Carbon typescript

'Far Away Places'. Typescript

'An Unusual Pig Hunt'. Typescript

'The Wedding Dress'. Typescript

'A Boy, a Kooka-Burra and a Yarran Log'. Corrected carbon typescript and another copy, being uncorrected carbon typescript

'A Christmas to Remember'. Carbon typescript

'A Man and His Dog'. Carbon typescript and another copy, being corrected typescript

'Another Memory of the Sea and a Horse'. Carbon typescript

'An Outback Cricket Match', being uncorrected carbon typescript, corrected carbon typescript and carbon typescript final version

'Black Satan'. Corrected carbon typescript (2)

'Blowin' in the Wind'. Carbon typescript and another copy, being uncorrected carbon typescript

'Brumbie Running'. Corrected typescript and another copy, being uncorrected carbon typescript. 22 June 1963

'"Bush" Camels'. Corrected carbon typescript
		
'Bush Fire'. Corrected carbon typescript

'"Bush" Fire Havoc'. Carbon typescript

'"Bush" Secret'. Annotated carbon typescript

'Chance in a Million'. Carbon typescript (2) and another copy, being annotated typescript

'Darkie'. Carbon typescript and another copy, being typescript

'Dusty Deal'. Uncorrected carbon typescript (2) and corrected
typescript (2)

'Good-Bye, Toby'. Typescript and other copies, being corrected carbon typescript (3)

'Gyp' [Published in Wide World Magazine]. Three versions, being corrected carbon typescript, carbon typescript and typescript

'Henry'. Annotated typescript and another copy, being
corrected carbon typescript

'Jumbie Again'. Carbon typescript and another copy, being typescript

'King of the Drover'. Corrected carbon typescript and another copy, being annotated and corrected typescript

'Luck in Numbers'. Typescript

'Old Blue'. Uncorrected carbon typescript and another copy, being corrected carbon typescript

'Old Jack'. Carbon typescript

'Old Yarra and the Almond Tree'. Carbon typescript

'Old Jack an' me, an' the Almond Tree'. Corrected typescript

'Scrub Fire'. Carbon typescript

'Sea Memory : A factual Story'. Carbon typescript

'Shepherds' Christmas'[Published in Tit-Bits Magazine, 31 Dec. 1960]. Incomplete carbon typescript and complete carbon typescript

'Storm Havoc'. Typescript

'That Was a Close Go, That Was'. Typescript

'The Day Had Its Problems'. Typescript and another copy, being carbon typescript

'The Last of the Horsemen'. Three versions, being corrected carbon typescript, carbon typescript and annotated carbon typescript

'The Last of the Pirates'. Corrected typescript

'The New Stallion'. Corrected carbon typescript

'The Old Iron Lady'. Corrected carbon typescript and another copy, being annotated and corrected typescript

'The Way Things Go'. Carbon typescript (2)

'Until Death Do Us ...?'. Typescript

'Whispering Courage'. Annotated and corrected carbon typescript

'Wild Budgereegah'. Carbon typescript

'Yacka - A most unforgettable character'. Carbon typescript and another copy, being typescript

'Young Drover'. Corrected typescript

'Yumpin' Yarley'. Carbon typescript
		
Folder of short stories from Tit-Bits Magazine and World Wide Magazine

Newscuttings of 'Stampede', with corrected galley proofs, The Listener, 15 Jan. 1959; 'The Last of the Horsemen', The Listener, 23 June 1960; and 'Death Rides to the Edge', The Listener, 2 Aug. 1962

File regarding film option by Riza Royce on The Sandhills of Yamboorah (1965), 1969-1981, including screenplay by Royce and correspondence with Royce, Piers Burnett and the publishers, Andre Deutsch

Contracts with publishers and broadcasters, 1959-1987

'By The Sandhills of Yamboorah File 1 (up to May 1967)', 1963-1967, including correspondence with Andre Deutsch, and Harcourt, Brace & World, New York, regarding the 
American edition, Boy Alone

'File 2 (from June 1967) By The Sandhills of Yamboorah', 1967-1971, including correspondence with Andre Deutsch and Harcourt, Brace & World

BOX 3
'The Roan Colt of Yamboorah', 1964-1969, including correspondence with Andre Deutsch

'Rain Comes To Yamboorah', 1966-1969, including correspondence with Andre Deutsch and Harcourt, Brace & World

'Brumbie Dust (Short Stories)', 1967-1969, being correspondence mainly with Harcourt, Brace & World, New York, and Collins, London

'Giselle', 1966-1969, being correspondence with Harcourt, Brace & World, New York, and Collins, London

'The Bates Family', 1967-1970, being correspondence mainly with Harcourt, Brace & World, New York, and Collins, London

'Jim Grey of Moonbah', 1969-1970, being correspondence with Harcourt, Brace & World, New York, and Collins, London

'No More Tomorrow', 1969-1970, being correspondence mainly with Harcourt, Brace & World, New York, and Collins, London

'BBC - School Broadcasting Dept’, 1963-1966, including correspondence with BBC School Broadcasting Dept, mainly regarding scripts from Ottley’s stories with typescript enclosures of 'Gyp', 'Wild Budgereegah' and 'Death of an Eagle'

Correspondence with publishers regarding reprints, 1975-1977

Correspondence with Denys Beard (ABC, Toowoomba), 1980-1982

Newscuttings from Radio Times, 1957-1964, regarding programme schedule of Ottley's plays, with letters received from Gerard Green and Walter Brown, radio actors in 'The Feather Shoes', advertised in Radio Times, 19 Mar. 1964

Reviews of books by Ottley, 1961-1980

Talks by Ottley, 1971-1980

Articles, 1958-1959, no date, including 'Enchantment of the
Solomons', Daily Telegraph and Morning Post (UK), 10 Mar. 1959, p.10, and 'Islands in the Sun', The Times, 27 Nov. 1958, p.12

BOX 4
'Scrap Book No.1', 1961-1967, being mainly newscuttings of reviews regarding Ottley and his work

'Scrap Book No.2', 1967

'Scrap Book No.3', 1967-1968

'Scrap Book', 1965-1988, including correspondence with Crawford Productions Pty Ltd regarding 'The Seed on the Land' (1977), and analysis by Tom Tracy of Boy Alone (1965)

Personal Papers, 1930-1985
Include letters received regarding Ottley’s employment and 
letters of introduction, passports, driver's licences, certificate of military discharge, with obituaries and letters of condolence received by Margaret Ottley on his death, 1985; Records of an Ancient Family by J. E. Ottley. London: Selwyn & Blunt, 1923, and They Came They Saw They Stayed 1875-1975 by Albert Vagg [1973+]; and correspondence with Keith Vagg and Hilda Vagg, 1975-1977

BOX 5
Printed material, being extracts, reviews and references regarding Ottley's writing:

'The Last of the Horsemen' by Reginald Ottley in Over the Air: A Second Anthology of the Spoken Word. Chosen by R.G. Goffin. London: OUP, 1962, pp.41-48

Reference to 'The Last of the Horsemen' in New Reading: An English Course for Schools (Green Book 2). Edited by H. Heathcote. London: The Reader's Digest Association Limited, 1966, p.65

'Death of an Eagle' [short story] by Reginald Ottley, with biographical note, in The Islander: Magazine of the Isle of Wight, no.2, May 1967. pp.18-20

Programme of 1966 Twelth Annual Thomas Alva Edison Foundation National Mass Media Awards - Children's Books, Radio and Television. The Metropolitan Club, New York City, 21 Mar. 1967. 'For Special Excellence in Contributing to the Character Development of Children' : Boy Alone by Reginald Ottley. Harcourt, Brace and World, Inc. 

'An Indigenous Children's Literature' by Barbara Buick in Library Journal, vol.92 no.20, 15 Nov. 1967

Reference to Boy Alone in Chapter 5: Realistic Fiction in Children's Literature in the Elementary School by Charlotte S. Huck & Doris Young Kuhn. New York: Holt, Rhinehart and Winston, 1968, p.253

Review of Giselle, with a note by Reginald Ottley, in Elementary English: A Magazine of the Language Arts. Champaign, Illinois. vol. XLVI no.3, Mar. 1969. pp.376-377

Adaptation of The Roan Colt of Yamboorah in Language and How To Use It - Book 6 by Charlotte S. Huck et al. Glenview, Illinois: Scott, Foresman and Company, 1969, pp.200-201

Review of A Word About Horses in Reading Time, no.49, Oct. 1973, pp.31-32

Drought, being a reprint from The Bates Family New Zealand Department of Education: Social Studies Resources Project Australia, Print 13, 1976

Transcript of interview with Reginald Ottley, conducted by Suzanne Lunney, National Library of Australia Oral History Section, 14 Sept. 1976. Typescript, 45pp. TCR 464

‘None Quite Like Jonesy' [short story] in Camped By a Billabong. Edited by Angela M. Ridsdale and Virginia Ferguson. (Young Australia Language Development Scheme Explorer Book Twenty-Two) Melbourne: Thomas Nelson (Australia), 1977, pp.123-125

'Darkie' in The Second Book of Pony Stories. Edited by Christine Pullen-Thompson. London: Pan Books Ltd (Piccolo Original, 1977, pp.41-49

'Last of the Horsemen' in Stretch 3: Continuation Reader. Dublin: Gill and Macmillan, 1977, pp.51-57 (2 copies)

‘Western Sky in Drought' [poem] in The Bronze Swagman Book of Bush Verse. Winton Tourist Promotion Association (Qld). 7th edition, 1978, p.91

Australian Children's Books - A Select List, 1978 [and Supplement, 1979]. Belconnen, ACT: Canberra College of Advanced Education, p.5

‘Ghostly Voices Outback' and 'Remembrance of a Swagman' in The Bronze Swagman Book of Bush Verse. Winton Tourist Promotion Association (Qld), 1980, pp.69-70, 84-86

'None Quite Like Jones'y'' in Australian Short Stories: A Workshop for Readers and Writers. Edited by Chatfield and Williamson. Melbourne: Longman Cheshire, 1982, pp.18-23

'Ghostly Voices Outback' [poem] in The Advocate. Center for Continuing Education, University of Georgia. vol.2 no.3, Spring 1983, p.180

The Imagineers: Writing & Illustrating Children's Books, being papers given at the Children's Book Council of Australia, ACT Branch, October seminars 1981 & 1982. Hall, ACT. Reading Time publication No.5. Edited by Belle Alderman. Presentation copy inscribed 'for Reginald, whose Yamboorah books are among my favourites. Belle Alderman 29 July 1983'

'The Broken Bridge' from A Word About Horses in A Thousand Miles Away by Bill Scott (Australian Constant Readers, Reading 360)Melbourne: Longman Cheshire, 1983, pp.6-14

Poems by Reginald Ottley. Margaret Ottley, Chinchilla, Qld., 1969

BOX 6
Printed books, being non-Australian imprints and foreign  translations of novels by Reginald Ottley:

By the Sandhills of Yamboorah (1965)
London: Andre Deutsch, 1966. Second Impression
London: Andre Deutsch, 1971. Fourth Impression

New York: Harcourt, Brace & World, Inc., 1966 
(First American edition published as Boy Alone)
	
Zagreb, 1968. (Yugoslav edition)

Cape Town, 1969. (South African edition (Afrikaans))

South Melbourne, Vic.: Sunbird Books, 1988
	
The Roan Colt of Yamboorah (1966)

New York: Harcourt, Brace & World, Inc., 1966
(First American edition published as The Roan Colt)
(2 copies; one with dust jacket)

London: Andre Deutsch, 1971. Third Impression

Cape Town, 1969. (South African edition (Afrikaans))

Rain Comes to Yamboorah (1967)
Cape Town, 1971. (South African edition (Afrikaans))

Giselle (1968)
New York: Harcourt, Brace & World, Inc., 1968. (First American edition)

Jim Grey of Moonbah (1970)
New York: Harcourt, Brace & World, Inc., 1970 (First American edition)

The War on William Street (1971)
Nashville: Thomas Nelson Inc., 1973. (First American edition)

A Word About Horses (1973)
London: Collins, 1974. Second Impression

Black Sorrow (1980)
Milsons Point, NSW: Beaver Australia/Century Hutchinson Australia, 1989, and (Swedish edition, 1983)

BOX 7
Newscuttings of short stories by Ottley in The Sunday Express, 1964-1966

Newscuttings of short stories by Ottley in The Sunday Express, 1965

Series 01: Reginald Ottley literary papers, 1930-1989

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