Norman Leys and Mcgregor Ross: A Case Study in the Conscience of African Empire 1900–39

The Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History

Volumn 5, Issue 3, 1977, Pages 294-309

  Wylie, Diana ^a  

^a UNIVERSITY OF ORAN   (Algeria)

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EID: 84925907871     PISSN: 03086534     EISSN: 17439329     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1080/03086537708582488     Document Type: Article

References (28)

1. Norman Leys to W.M. Macmillan, 18 Dec. 1930, Macmillan Papers, Private Collection.
2. Statement of the Reverend P. Leys before the Court of Session, Edinburgh, 20 July 1886.I am grateful to Dr. Duncan Leys for giving me a copy of this statement.
3. W. McGregor Ross, original manuscript of Kenya from Within, Ross Papers, 3/3/f. 867, Rhodes House.
4. Leys, ‘The Problems of East Africa’, n.d., United Africa Corporation, Ltd., London.
5. Leys, ‘The Problem of Kenya’, The Socialist Review, May 1923, 211.
6. Ross to his mother, 17 Aug. 1903, Ross Papers.
7. Leys to Gilbert Murray, 13 Jan. 1900, Gilbert Murray Papers, Box 32, Bodleian Library, Oxford.
8. J. James Bryce, ‘The Relations of the Advanced and Backward Races of Mankind’” (The Romanes Lecture, Cambridge, 1902–1903), Oxford.
9. Leys, Kenya (The Hogarth Press, London, 1924) 369.
10. Leys to Murray, 7 Feb. 1902, Murray Papers.
11. Ross, Kenya from Within (George Allen and Unwin Ltd., London, 1927) 457.
12. Leys, Memorandum on the Sanitary, Economic and Social Conditions of the People of Mombasa, 8 Feb. 1912, Fabian Society Papers, Nuffield College, Oxford
13. Leys to the Colonial Secretary, 7 Feb. 1918, Box 248, Edinburgh House. London (E.H.)
14. Evidence given by Dr. Norman Leys to the Native Labour Commission 1912, Nairobi, C.O. 544/5, Public Record Office.
15. Leys to Governor Girouard, 25May 1910, C.O. 879/112.
16. Leys to friends, March 1908 Murray Papers.
17. Leys to J.H. Oldham, 26 Sept. 1918, Box 248, E.H.
18. Leys to Murray, 3 Feb. 1910, C.O. 533/72. This letter was submitted by Murray to the Colonial Office without Leys’ signature.
19. Leys to Bowring, 22 July 1912, C.O. 879/112.
20. Leys to Murray, 27 July 1912, Murray Papers.
21. Ross, Kenya from Within, 266.
22. Ross to his mother, 27 June 1906, Ross Papers.
23. Ross, Kenya from Within, 241.
24. From the East African Standard, 12May 1921, ‘Exhibit 1’ in Ross to the Colonial Secretary, 10 June 1921, C.O.,533/261.
25. Ross, Kenya from Within, 87.
26. Leys to John Harris, 17 July 1932, Anti-Slavery Papers, G147, Rhodes House, Oxford.
27. Leys, The Colour Bar in East Africa (The Hogarth Press, London, 1941) 78.
28. Leys to J. H, Oldham, 10 June 1920, Box 248, E.H. Fulani bin Fulani, Africa and the Twentieth-Century Reformation (Student Christian Movement, London, 1920). Fulani bin Fulani was a pseudonym used briefly by Leys after his return from Africa.