File:SierraLeoneP001.tif

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English: Dyeing Native Threads for making Cloths, Sierra Leone Protectorate.
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2014-02-21 09:34:06
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Collection Hofstra, African Studies Centre, Leiden (The Netherlands)
Author Lisk-Carew Brothers, Freetown, Sierra Leone. Copyright Sierra Leone: photographs: 50 years after publication. See http://www.sierra-leone.org/Laws/2011-08.pdf (section 25)
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