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20 Dry Hill Park Road, Tonbridge (English)
Werner offered coaching and tuition via correspondence in various African languages including Swahili, from her residence in Tonbridge (English)
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The Church Missionary Gleaner 1 January 1902 (English)
Werner offered classes in Taal [Afrikaans] and Zulu, to be held on Saturdays at 4, Sanctuary, Westminster (English)
These classes were aimed at those aiming to emigrate. (English)
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The Academy 3 November 1900-11-03: Vol 59 Supplement p 428 (English)
Louis Creswicke, South Africa and the Transvaal War (1900) (English)
Teacher of African Languages (English)
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Modern Language Teaching (1911), p 35 (English)
Lecturer in Swahili and Bantu Languages (English)
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Bulletin of the school of oriental studies London institution (1917) (English)
15 February 1899Gregorian
A Tar-Baby Story (English)
Werner's paper was read on her behalf by the President (English)
19 May 1909Gregorian
The Bantu Element in Swahili Folklore (English)
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1907
1908
Werner contributed a chapter on the women of South and Southwest Africa (British English)
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https://www.britishmuseum.org/collection/term/BIOG129497
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8051
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Q646517
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lccn-n87817865
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