Educational Development in Northern Rhodesia, 1883-1945

Administrator Advisory Board African Education agricultural Annual Report areas Arnot attendance Barotseland Bemba boys Brethren British South Africa Broken Hill Central Africa Chapter Chief Chikuni Chinsali Chipembi Christ Christian Church of Scotland Coillard Committee Copperbelt country's educational course curriculum Director District Dutch Reformed Church educational facilities educational system enrolled established European children European Education evangelists expenditure Fort Jameson girls government schools grants Ibid Jesuits junior secondary Kafue Kaunda kilometres Latham Legislative Council Lewanika living Livingstone London Missionary Society Lubwa Lusaka Mazabuka Mbereshi mission station Moreau Munali National Archives native authorities Native Education Department Ndola Northern Rhodesia number of children Nyasaland opened parents Personal communication primary schools Primitive Methodists Province pupils responsibility rural salary secondary education secondary school Sefula Sesheke South Africa Company Southern Standard Tanganyika teacher training teaching Territory Tonga traditional Tyndale-Biscoe unaided schools University Press village schools White Fathers wrote young Zambezi Zambia