Leaves: 1; Pages: 1; Measurements: 8.7cm x 7.6cm; Dates Unknown; Script: Arabic script in pencil; Condition: Good; Comments: Possibly written on the back flap of an envelope.
Notes on whitemen and other human beings
File details
Creation date:
1910-1946
Languages:
Arabic
Scripts:
Arabic
Content type:
Document
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:
EAP051/1/1/12/843
Level:
File
Extent:
1 TIFF images
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