Leaves: 1; Pages: 2; Measurements: 20.7cm x 13.4cm; Dates 17 May 1939; Script: Akauku Mfemfe; Condition: Good; Comments: There have been several instances in which we have been confused because we have found copies of Nji Mama’s letters, as he sometimes wrote drafts of letters. The “Njoya” mentioned in the letter is almost certainly Nji Mama’s younger brother, “Njoya Ibrahimu”.
Collected notes of Nji Mama: a copy of a letter Nji Mama sent to Fopeya to inform him that he had received his letter but that he was not pleased that Fopeya had written to him on a bad piece of paper...
File details
Creation date:
17 May 1939
Languages:
Bamun
Scripts:
Bamum
Content type:
Correspondence
Originals information:
"The original materials are held at the Archives du Palais des Rois Bamum, in the Royal Palace of the Bamum Kings, Foumban, Cameroon".
Reference:
EAP051/1/1/12/346
Level:
File
Extent:
2 TIFF images
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