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Du Plessis Collection.Xlsx CALL NUMBER AUTHOR TITLE PUB. DATE PUBLISHER EDITION LANG. SUBJECT FORMAT PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION SERIES STATEMENT Unknown ZP 268.3 A.v.H. A. v. H. Schaduwen 1926 HAUM Dutch Classification Book ,Print 188 pages ; Aanmerklyke reys van Ralph Fitch, koopman te Londen, gedaan van anno 1583 tot Aa, Pieter van der (I, 1591. Na Ormus, Goa, Cambaya, Bacola, Chonderi, Pegu, Jamahay in Siam, en weer Unknown ZPA 172 FITCH Leiden) (printer) na Pegu: van daar na Malacca, Ceylon, Cochin, en de geheele kust van Oost‐Indien. 1706 by Pieter vander Aa, boekverkoper Dutch Classification Book ,Print 43 p., [7] p., [9] bl., pl. : Unknown ZP 226.2 AALDERS Aalders, W.J. Het onze vader 1928 Other Classification Book ,Print 61 s. Unknown ZP 26:137 AALDERS Aalders, Willem Jan. Van godsdienst en leven : een bundel opstellen 1929 Ploegsma Dutch Classification Book ,Print 252 p. ; ZP 487.3 ABBOTT‐SMITH Abbott‐Smith, George. A manual Greek lexicon of the New Testament 1922 T. & T. Clark English Greek Language Book ,Print xvi, 512 pages Narrative of a journey in the interior of China : and of a voyage to and from that country, in the years 1816 and 1817 : containing an account of the most interesting History ‐ Eastern transactions of Lord Amherst's embassy to the court of Pekin and observations on the Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Asia, S.E. Asia, Far ZPA 313 ABEL Abel, Clarke. countries which it visited 1818 and Brow English East Book ,Print xvi, 420 pages : Aborigines Protection ZPA 432 ABORIGINES Society (Great Britain) The native policy of the Dutch Boers in the Transvaal. 1881 P.S. King English History ‐ Africa Book ,Print 8 pages The travels of Mirza Abu Taleb Khan in Asia, Africa, and Europe : during the years Geography, ZPA 27 ABU Abū Ṭālib Khān 1799, 1800, 1801, 1802, and 1803 1810 Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme English General Book ,Print 2 volumes : ZP 261 ACHELIS Achelis, Ernst Christiaan. Praktische theologie 1906 [Kemink] Dutch Practical Theology Book ,Print VIII, 512 p. ; Acton, John Emerich Edward Dalberg Acton, History ‐ Great ZP 942.081 ACTON Baron. Selections from the correspondence of the first Lord Acton 1917 Longmans Green English Britain Book ,Print volumes Acton, John Emerich Edward Dalberg Acton, History ‐ France, ZP 944.04 ACTON Baron. Lectures on the French revolution 1910 Macmillan and Co. English Andorra, Monaco Book ,Print vii, 379 pages Roman antiquities: or, An account of the manners and customs of the Romans. Designed chiefly to illustrate the Latin classics, by explaining words and phrases, from Geography, ZP 937.1 ADAM Adam, Alexander. the rites and customs to which they refer. 1819 Printed for Cadell and Davies 8th ed., corr. English General Book ,Print xv, 570 pages Unknown ZP 268.6 ADAMA Adama van Scheltema, C. S. Charles Haddon Spurgeon 1900 Milborn 4de dr. 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A voyage to Senegal, the isle of Goreé, and the river Gambia 1759 J. Nourse and W. Johnston English History ‐ Africa Book ,Print xiii, [1], 337, [1] pages : ZP 225.5 ADENEY Adeney, Walter Frederic. The theology of the New Testament. 1894 Hodder & Stoughton English Bible Book ,Print vii, 248 pages ZP 225.5 ADENEY Adeney, Walter Frederic. The theology of the New Testament 1910 Hodder and Stoughton 5th ed. English Bible Book ,Print vii, 248 pages ; Theological educator. ZP 220.542 THESSALONIANS Adeney, Walter Frederic. Thessalonians and Galatians : the Century Bible 1900 T.C. & E.C. Jack Ltd. English Bible Book ,Print 344 pages. Century Bible ;bk. 65‐66. Adolf Friedrich, Duke of ZPA 53.07 ADOLF Mecklenburg‐Schwerin. Vom Kongo zum Niger und Nil. 1912 F.A. Brockhaus German History ‐ Africa Book ,Print 2 volumes ZPA 5.24‐63 AFRICAN African education History of EDUCATION COMMISSION commission. Education in Africa. 1922 Phelps‐Stokes fund English Education Book ,Print xxviii, 323 pages ZP 268.4 AHLFELD Ahlfeld, Friedrich. Het Leven in het licht van Gods Woord : een boek voor t leveǹ 1872 Dusseau Other Practical Theology Book ,Print viii, 566 pages ; All round the world : an illustrated record of voyages, travels, and adventures in all Unknown xii, 820 pages, [6] folded ZP 563.7 AINSWORTH Ainsworth, William. (ed) parts of the globe 1872 William Collins, Sons & Co. First series. English Classification Book ,Print leaves of plates : Native social life : a short sketch of the home life, religion, arts & crafts, manners, ZPA 5.24.03 AITCHISON Aitchison, S. G. Gilkes. customs, superstitions, & folk lore of some of the native tribes of South Africa 1917 J. Jones English History ‐ Africa Book ,Print 56 pages : Korte geschiedenis van de Republieken in Zuid‐Afrika : met eene inleiding over de ZPA 2(82) AITTON Aitton, D. geschiedenis der Kaapkolonie tot 1835. 1898 Jacques Dusseau Dutch History ‐ Africa Book ,Print 158 pages : Korte geschiedenis van de Republieken in Zuid‐Afrika : met eene inleiding over de ZPA 2(82) AITTON Aitton, D. geschiedenis der Kaapkolonie tot 1835. 1898 Jacques Dusseau Dutch History ‐ Africa Book ,Print 158 pages : Albemarle, George History ‐ Great ZPA 31 ALBEMARLE Thomas, Earl of. Fifty years of my life 1876 Macmillan English Britain Book ,Print 2 volumes : Ethnology. Social and Cultural ZPA 28‐24 ALBERTI Alberti, Lodewyk. De Kaffers aan de Zuidkust van Afrika, Natuur en Geschiedkundig beschreven 1810 E. Maaskamp Dutch Anthropology Book ,Print 260 pages ZPA 399.681.6 ALBERTI Alberti, Ludwig. Ludwig Alberti's account of the tribal life & customs of the Xhosa in 1807. 1968 A.A. Balkema English History ‐ Africa Book ,Print 117 p. CALL NUMBER AUTHOR TITLE PUB. DATE PUBLISHER EDITION LANG. SUBJECT FORMAT PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION SERIES STATEMENT Albertyn, Johannes xi, 353 pages, [4] leaves ZPA 42‐75(66) ALBERTIJN Rudolph. Leven en preken van Johannes Rudolph Albertijn. 1922 Longmans Green Dutch Practical Theology Book ,Print of plates : ZP 264 ALBERTYN Albertyn, Pieter Kuyper. Handleiding voor Zondagsschool onderwijzers 1912 Longmans Green Dutch Practical Theology Book ,Print 133 pages Alderson, Edwin Alfred ZPA 46.062‐29 ALDERSON Hervey, Sir. With the mounted infantry and the Mashonaland Field Force, 1896. 1898 Methuen English History ‐ Africa Book ,Print 308 pages Alexander, Archibald ZP 26:137 ALEXANDER Browning Drysdale. Christianity and ethics; a handbook of Christian ethics. 1914 Duckworth English Ethics Book ,Print xii, 257 pages Studies in theology (London) Narrative of a voyage of observation among the colonies of Western Africa, in the Alexander, James Edward, flag‐ship Thalia ; and of a campaign in Kaffir‐land, on the staff of the commander‐in‐ ZPA 35 ALEXANDER Sir. chief in 1835 1837 H. Colburn English History ‐ Africa Book ,Print 2 volumes : Alexander, James Edward, An expedition of discovery into the interior of Africa : through the hitherto ZPA 411 ALEXANDER Sir. undescribed countries of the Great Namaquas, Boschmans, and Hill Damaras 1838 Henry Colburn English History ‐ Africa Book ,Print 2 volumes : Alexander, William Demonic possession in the New Testament : its historical, medical, and theological ZP 225.2 ALEXANDER Menzies. aspects 1902 T. & T. Clark English Bible Book ,Print xii, 291 pages ; The Epistles of St. John : twenty‐one discourses with Greek text, comparative ZP 227.94 ALEXANDER Alexander, William. versions, and notes chiefly exegetical 1892 Hodder and Stoughton 3rd ed. English Bible Book ,Print xvi, 309 pages ; Expositor's Bible. The Greek Testament: with a critically revised text, a digest of various readings: marginal references to verbal and idiomatic usage: prolegomena: and a critical and ZP 225.048 GREEK Alford, Henry. exegetical commentary. For the use of theological students and ministers. 1855 Rivingtons English Bible Book ,Print 4 volumes The Greek Testament: with a critically revised text, a digest of various readings: marginal references to verbal and idiomatic usage: prolegomena: and a critical and ZP 225.084 GREEK Alford, Henry. exegetical commentary. For the use of theological students and ministers. 1855 Rivingtons English Bible Book ,Print 4 volumes Memoir of the Honourable George Keith Elphinstone, K.B., Viscount Keith, Admiral of History ‐ Great vi, [2] 432 pages, [3] ZPA 27 ALLARDYCE Allardyce, Alexander. the Red 1882 W. Blackwood English Britain Book ,Print leaves of plates : ZPA 44.084 ALLRIDGE Alldridge, Thomas Joshua. The Sherbro and its hinterland 1901 Macmillan and Co. Limited English History ‐ Africa Book ,Print xvi, 356 pages A transformed colony, Sierra Leone, as it was, and as it is; its progress, peoples, native ZPA 43.084 ALLRDIGE Alldridge, Thomas Joshua. customs and undeveloped wealth 1910 Seeley and Co. English History ‐ Africa Book ,Print 368 pages ALLEN, Alexander Viets Phillips Brooks, 1835‐1893. 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