Isandlwana papers he,d by the RE museum

Subject: Isandlwana papers he,d by the RE museum Thu Oct 03, 2024 3:01 pm

Hi all, I have come across a file regarding the enquiry into isandlwana, it covers many things related to the battle it has eyewitness accounts and photos of original written correspondence regarding various issues, the file has this headline

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“Case of the late Colonel Anthony William Durnford killed at
Isandlhwana during the Zulu Campaign.”

I can’t remember where I got the file from but it has many pages, so firstly can I post it on This forum or does that break any copyright rules?

Can I send the file to interested parties so it doesn’t get posted on a public forum, or does that still break copyright rules?

Looking forward to any response and help

Subject: Re: Isandlwana papers he,d by the RE museum Thu Oct 03, 2024 8:03 pm

Hello Danny, I think it is all ready free to see on the internet. It's part of the Australian government website Trove
https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-3178252602/view

Subject: Re: Isandlwana papers he,d by the RE museum Fri Oct 04, 2024 4:37 am

Ok thanks stefaan that saves me posting it…

Subject: Isandlwana Papersheld by the R.E. Museum Sun Oct 06, 2024 6:06 am

Danny1960
I think you'll find that all if not the greater majority of these Papers will be in the two Volumes of ' Durnford 1879 From Isandlwana To Chatham: Colonel Anthony William Durnford , The Isandlwana Papers - 140 Years On ' Written by Kris Heron . Kris is also a Member here .
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