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[Archives catalogue]: Images: D: D-30: Gold Coast.  18. Kumase, non-mission.  A. Government and army,  c. Sportsfield,  d. Railway,  e. Modern buildings,  f. Indigenous buildings, and people,  g.  Chiefs and their followers,  h. Ex-king Prempeh, in exile,  j. Nature.
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[Archives catalogue]: Images: D: D-30: Gold Coast.  18. Kumase, non-mission.  A. Government and army,  c. Sportsfield,  d. Railway,  e. Modern buildings,  f. Indigenous buildings, and people,  g.  Chiefs and their followers,  h. Ex-king Prempeh, in exile,  j. Nature.
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[Archives catalogue]: Images: D: D-30: Gold Coast.  18. Kumase, non-mission.  A. Government and army,  c. Sportsfield,  d. Railway,  e. Modern buildings,  f. Indigenous buildings, and people,  g.  Chiefs and their followers,  h. Ex-king Prempeh, in exile,  j. Nature.
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[Archives catalogue]: Images: D: D-30: Gold Coast.  18. Kumase, non-mission.  A. Government and army,  c. Sportsfield,  d. Railway,  e. Modern buildings,  f. Indigenous buildings, and people,  g.  Chiefs and their followers,  h. Ex-king Prempeh, in exile,  j. Nature.
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[Archives catalogue]: Images: D: D-30: Gold Coast.  18. Kumase, non-mission.  A. Government and army,  c. Sportsfield,  d. Railway,  e. Modern buildings,  f. Indigenous buildings, and people,  g.  Chiefs and their followers,  h. Ex-king Prempeh, in exile,  j. Nature.
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[Archives catalogue]: Images: D: D-30: Gold Coast.  18. Kumase, non-mission.  A. Government and army,  c. Sportsfield,  d. Railway,  e. Modern buildings,  f. Indigenous buildings, and people,  g.  Chiefs and their followers,  h. Ex-king Prempeh, in exile,  j. Nature.
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[Archives catalogue]: Images: D: D-30: Gold Coast.  18. Kumase, non-mission.  A. Government and army,  c. Sportsfield,  d. Railway,  e. Modern buildings,  f. Indigenous buildings, and people,  g.  Chiefs and their followers,  h. Ex-king Prempeh, in exile,  j. Nature.
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[Themes]: communication: writing
[Archives catalogue]: Images: D: D-30: Gold Coast 17. Kumase. Church, Christians.  A. Church, mission station,  b. Groups of church people,  c. Sawyers,  d. Freed slaves.
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