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Thomas Harvey Johnston - Records

Title
Thomas Harvey Johnston - Records
Repository
South Australian Museum Archives
Reference
A.D. 37
Date Range
1914 - 1930
Description

Notes on Buddhism, Hinduism and Tibetan customs; lecture notes on Peru, Bolivia, Mexico and the Inca civilization; notes on the Australian Aborigines used in lectures and broadcasting; extracts from miscellaneous authors featuring vocabularies; letter from R. Trotter 1930; typescript entitled 'Across the Andes' 1914; and other material; overall dates 1914-30 [A.D. 37].

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