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Index
Aberdeen, University of 5
Abrahams, Sir Sidney 121
Acland, Sir Richard 156, 252
Adams College 4
Addiscombe 254–5
Addison, Lord 121, 132, 175
Africa Bureau 253
African Advisory Council 304
African Auxiliary Pioneer Corps 7–8
African League 143, 144
African National Congress (ANC) 99, 100, 111, 221, 315
Freedom Charter 280–81, 282
Afrikaner National Party 36
Afro-American Association (USA) 143
age regiments 29, 32, 222
alcohol 302, 306–7
Khama III 34
Seretse 86, 109, 113
Tshekedi 31
Allison, James 292, 293, 294, 295, 296, 300
Anglo-American Corporation 275, 277, 297
Annan, Nii Odoi 143, 150
aparthei
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Bechuanaland 270, 306–7
South Africa 36, 249–50, 263, 271, 280–81, 308–9, 315
Appiah, Joe
Bangwato delegation 225, 226
Fighting Committee 143, 150–51
marriage 256–8
Seretse’s knighthood 316
Seretse’s permanent banishment 221
WASU 11
Argus 146
Associated Bantu Newspapers 147
Astor, David 202–3, 253, 276, 305
Atkins, Dennis 218, 237
Atlantic Charter 12
Attitude to Africa 253
Attlee, Clement
and Gordon Walker 124
Harragin Report 110, 111, 113, 131
immigration 22
Khamas’ exile 187
South Africa 68, 97, 177
Bailey, MacDonald 193, 196, 198, 252
Baitswe, Kobe 223, 227–8
Baker’s Daughter, The 192
Bakgatla 28, 295
Bakwena 28, 86
Baldwin, Earl 252
Balete 28
Balewa, Abubakar Tafawa 10
Balliol College 5, 8–9, 147
Bamangwato National Congress 242
Bamangwato see Bangwato
Banana, Reverend Canaan 328
Banda, Dr Hastings 10, 13, 309
Bangwaketse 28, 103–4, 242–3
Bangwato 3, 28–9
boycott 174–5, 176, 188
delegation to Britain 222–34, 294
delegation’s return 235–42
Gordon Walker’s visit 203–6
Harragin Inquiry 98–9, 104–5, 108–9
Khamas’ exile 181–5, 186
negotiations over return of Seretse 275–6, 277
Rasebolai as Native Authority 244–5, 260–62, 267–70, 273
request for Ruth’s return 208–210
Ruth’s arrival in Bechuanaland 79–80, 81, 82, 83–4
Ruth’s return to Bechuanaland 300
Seretse’s arrival after marriage 158–9, 161–2
Seretse’s exile 135–9, 140–41, 142
Seretse’s marriage 40–42, 43–51, 65, 66, 104
Seretse’s permanent banishment 217–18
Seretse’s return to Bechuanaland 287–9, 291–7
Tshekedi’s deposition 39
Tshekedi’s return 207, 208, 213
women 57–8, 242–3
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