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Book - Anecdotal Accounts, Sheila McDonald, Martie and Others in Rhodesia, 1927
... Martie and Others in Rhodesia......martie and others in rhodesia...She wrote a whole shelf of books drawing on her Rhodesian experience, with titles like Sally in Rhodesia, My African Garden, Susan Outside, Martie and Others in Rhodesia, Jacaranda Nield, and Uphill Trek, among others. ...Hard cover book. Martie and Others in Rhodesia
Author: Sheila McDonald
Publisher: Cassell & Co
Date: 1927
Further Information: Rebound Cloth hardcover with lettering and patterning to spine in white texter. ...The spine has a Library label with an inscription. Martie and Others in Rhodesia Book Anecdotal Accounts Sheila McDonald Cassell & Co, Ltd ...
Martie and Others in Rhodesia was published by Cassell & Co. in 1927. It's a collection of linked sketches and stories about settler life in colonial Rhodesia depicted in episodic, anecdotal accounts of daily life, characters, and the "rigours" of white settler society in early 20th-century Salisbury and the surrounding country. It sits alongside her better-known earlier book Sally in Rhodesia (1926), which originated as letters written by a young bride in Rhodesia to her mother overseas between 1907 and 1912, describing the rigours of domestic life in the city of Salisbury. Martie is essentially a sequel and companion volume in that same vein, with more fictionalised sketches of colonial life, characters, and social mores, following on from Sally's success.
Hard cover book. Martie and Others in Rhodesia
Author: Sheila McDonald
Publisher: Cassell & Co
Date: 1927
Further Information: Rebound Cloth hardcover with lettering and patterning to spine in white texter. The spine has a Library label with an inscription.non-fictionMartie and Others in Rhodesia was published by Cassell & Co. in 1927. It's a collection of linked sketches and stories about settler life in colonial Rhodesia depicted in episodic, anecdotal accounts of daily life, characters, and the "rigours" of white settler society in early 20th-century Salisbury and the surrounding country. It sits alongside her better-known earlier book Sally in Rhodesia (1926), which originated as letters written by a young bride in Rhodesia to her mother overseas between 1907 and 1912, describing the rigours of domestic life in the city of Salisbury. Martie is essentially a sequel and companion volume in that same vein, with more fictionalised sketches of colonial life, characters, and social mores, following on from Sally's success.warrnambool, shipwrecked-coast, flagstaff-hill, flagstaff-hill-maritime-museum, maritime-museum, shipwreck-coast, flagstaff-hill-maritime-village, shipwrecked-artefact, book, martie and others in rhodesia, sheila mcdonald