Reverend C.G. Nicolay biographical data, 1966-1969 [manuscript]. 1966-1969.

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Reverend C.G. Nicolay biographical data, 1966-1969 [manuscript]. 1966-1969.

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Mss, research notes, letters and other papers collected by P.E. Playford and Isabel Pridmore during preparation of biographical articles for the the Australian Dictionary of Biography and the Royal Western Australian Historical Society. Includes some data on E.T. Hardman. Formerly PR5382 and PR14514/NIC.

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