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=== House Notes === | === House Notes === | ||
| − | proposed by A. Keith | + | 1919.05.20 proposed by A. Keith |
=== Notes From Elsewhere === | === Notes From Elsewhere === | ||
| − | + | In his profane life, GM Sanderson was a medical doctor and medical officer of the British imperial army, a circumstance that led him to be Head of Health in Malawi. There he dedicated himself to study the customs and rites of initiation of the natives, because his position gave him a privileged position and allowed him to gain the trust of the tribes in such a way that he was made a Master in his rites, a unique privilege never before granted to a white man This collection of experiences was reflected in his works A dictionary of the Yao language, A Yao gramar, An introduction to Chinyanja, Some marriage customs of the Wahenga, Notes on the habits of Blood-sucking flies, Notes on Glossina fusca, Games (not Game!) Of Central Africa, The relationship systems of the Wangonde and Wahenga Tribes, Nyassaland. Member of the Council of the Society of Masonic Studies and holder of most of the important degrees in Freemasonry, his comparative works were considered in the first decades of the 20th century one of the most valuable contributions from the point of view of the School of Anthropology of Masonic Research. | |
== Publications == | == Publications == | ||
=== External Publications === | === External Publications === | ||
| − | + | A Yao Grammar, 1922<br /><br />An introduction to Chinyanja, Unknown Binding – 1958<br />by George Meredith Sanderson (Author)<br /><br />A note on ceremonial purification among the WaYao, Nyasaland by Meredith Sanderson<br /><br />Relationships among the Wayao by Meredith Sanderson<br /><br />The relationship systems of the Wangonde and Wahenga tribes, Nyasaland by Meredith Sanderson<br /><br />Elements of tropical hygiene; a textbook of hygiene for African schools by Meredith Sanderson<br /><br />An Examination of the Masonic Ritual by Maj. Meredith Sanderson | |
=== House Publications === | === House Publications === | ||
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Broxbourne, Parkstone, Dorset; c/o P.M.O.,Zomba, Nyasaland 23 Penn Hill Avenue, Parkstone, Dorset [1927] c/o National Provincial Bank, Parkstone, Dorset [1931] | ||||||||
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Contents
Notes
Office Notes
House Notes
1919.05.20 proposed by A. Keith
Notes From Elsewhere
In his profane life, GM Sanderson was a medical doctor and medical officer of the British imperial army, a circumstance that led him to be Head of Health in Malawi. There he dedicated himself to study the customs and rites of initiation of the natives, because his position gave him a privileged position and allowed him to gain the trust of the tribes in such a way that he was made a Master in his rites, a unique privilege never before granted to a white man This collection of experiences was reflected in his works A dictionary of the Yao language, A Yao gramar, An introduction to Chinyanja, Some marriage customs of the Wahenga, Notes on the habits of Blood-sucking flies, Notes on Glossina fusca, Games (not Game!) Of Central Africa, The relationship systems of the Wangonde and Wahenga Tribes, Nyassaland. Member of the Council of the Society of Masonic Studies and holder of most of the important degrees in Freemasonry, his comparative works were considered in the first decades of the 20th century one of the most valuable contributions from the point of view of the School of Anthropology of Masonic Research.
Publications
External Publications
A Yao Grammar, 1922
An introduction to Chinyanja, Unknown Binding – 1958
by George Meredith Sanderson (Author)
A note on ceremonial purification among the WaYao, Nyasaland by Meredith Sanderson
Relationships among the Wayao by Meredith Sanderson
The relationship systems of the Wangonde and Wahenga tribes, Nyasaland by Meredith Sanderson
Elements of tropical hygiene; a textbook of hygiene for African schools by Meredith Sanderson
An Examination of the Masonic Ritual by Maj. Meredith Sanderson
