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Reference CO 885/45
Department/Office Colonial Office
Title Recruitment of native labour
Date 1934-1935
Collection Confidential Print: Africa
Region Africa
Places Banjul (Bathurst); Belgium; Botswana (Bechuanaland); Cameroon; Casablanca; Congo, Democratic Republic of (Belgian Congo); Dar-es-Salaam; Ethiopia (Abyssinia); France; Freetown; Gambia; Germany; Ghana (Gold Coast); Katanga; Kenya; Lagos; Lesotho (Basutoland); Liberia; London; Mafikeng (Mafeking); Malawi (Nyasaland); Mozambique; Nairobi; Natal; Nigeria; Port Said; Portugal; Rhodesia; River Nile; Sierra Leone; Somalia; South Africa; Spain; Swaziland; Tanzania (Tanganyika); Togo; Uganda; United Kingdom; United States; Washington, DC; Witwatersrand; Zambezi River; Zambia (Northern Rhodesia); Zanzibar; Zimbabwe (Southern Rhodesia)
People Cunliffe-Lister, Philip, 1st Earl of Swinton; Livingstone, David; Lugard, Sir Frederick, 1st Baron Lugard
Topics administration; agriculture; Asians; banking; boundary; British Empire; British Government; British South Africa Company; business; canal; chartered company; chiefs; church; coffee; commodities; communications; concessions; constitution; copper; currency; customs; debt; diamonds; diplomatic representation; disease; dominion; drought; education; emigration; empire; execution; exports; famine; fishing; food; forced labour; gold; governor; grazing; High Commission Territories; hookworm; hospitals; immigration; independence; industrial development; industry; invasion; Judaism; judicial system; kings; labour; language; League of Nations mandate; medicine; migration; mining; missionaries; oil; parliament; peasantry; plantation; propaganda; protectorate; railway; repatriation; republic; riots and disturbances; roads; rubber; schools; ship; slavery; sleeping sickness; steel; trade; transport; treaty; tribes; universities; war; weapons; women
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