“An All-white Institution”: Defending Private Practice and the Formation of the West African Medical Staff

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249.2 National Archives, Kew (hereafter NA), CO/96/403, Information for the use of candidates for appointments in the West African Medical Staff: Colonial Office, African (West), No. 678, Jan.

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