Parliamentary notes

This material is held atSchool of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) Archives, University of London

Reference
- GB 102 MS 380868/19
Dates of Creation
- 1960s-1970s
Language of Material
- English
Physical Description
- 5 items

Scope and Content

Handwritten notes re Parliament written by Albert Lock prepared during his time as Speaker of the National Assembly of the Republic of Botswana.

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Papers of Albert Frank Lock and Florence LockMS 380868

Profiles of Rev Albert LockMS 380868/1

Sermons and addressesMS 380868/2

Seminar and Lecture NotesMS 380868/3

Correspondence with London Missionary Society [Council for World Mission] SecretariatMS 380868/4

Extracts from the 'Locks' DiaryMS 380868/5

Personal CorrespondenceMS 380868/6

Annual News LettersMS 380868/7

Article on the Church in Botswana, by Rev Albert LockMS 380868/8

Papers relating to the Mission to the BamangwatoMS 380868/9

Papers regarding Trinity / Union Church, GaboroneMS 380868/10

Papers relating to the Support of the Ministry and the Structure and Pattern of the MinistryMS 380868/11

Papers relating to Kanye ChurchMS 380868/12

Correspondence relating to staffing in the UCCSA Botswana regionMS 380868/13

Papers relating to Rev Dick SalesMS 380868/14

Papers relating to Maru a Pula Secondary School, GaboroneMS 380868/15

Correspondence with the United Free Church of ScotlandMS 380868/16

Typescript notes on the issue of a 'Moratorium' and questions surrounding the re-thinking of the concept of 'Mission'MS 380868/17

Articles and notes on the background and political development of the Bechuanaland Protectorate [Botswana]MS 380868/18

Parliamentary notesMS 380868/19

Parliamentary correspondenceMS 380868/20

Parliamentary papers and reportsMS 380868/21

Sundry itemsMS 380868/22