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Grahamstown: Dick King's House

Grahamstown: Dick King's House. Dwelling house, No. 29 Beaufort Street, Grahamstown, where Dick King (Richard Philip King) lived at one time. King was chosen to undertake the hazardous journey to Grahamstown to ask for help to relieve Captain T.C. Smith, who was besieged by the Boers near Congella, in 1842

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10641183
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44345552
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6040px x 3823px (2.4MB)
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©Africa Media Online / Mary Evans
Source
Cory Library
Date
1943

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1842 Beaufort Besieged Boers Chosen Dwelling Grahamstown Hazardous Lived Relieve Streetside Undertake


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