Glass negative : View of the celebration of Mafeking Day in Cradock, after the lifting of the Siege of Mafeking on 17 May 1900. Original holding envelope marked "Taken from G. B.'s roof".
This lecture was delivered after being initially prohibited by a government ban on political meetings. Bozzoli discusses the necessity of social and educational change in South Africa, arguing that while change is inherently "inconvenient" for those in power, it is essential for survival. He advocates for tolerance, the acceptance of full citizenship rights for all, and the role of education in shifting national attitudes.
Back Douglas, Evelyn Butler, Reg and Dot Hudson, front Rex Butler, Charles and Emma Butler, Arthur Butler, Kingsley between Grand parents Lynne kneeling, babies Cecily Butler and Norman Hudson.
Standing: Charles Butler, Dick Brown, Grace, Milner Brown, Douglas and Evelyn Butler, Dot, Joe Butler, May Brown, Jackie Brown, seated: Charles and Emma Butler, Harold and Ruth Butler, Mrs Brown
