Robin Hanbury-Tenison: “It seemed to me to go right through society — it isn’t only the rednecks, or the farmer in the high country who dismisses them all as ignorant blacks.”
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Press, 8 March 1989, Page 22
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30Robin Hanbury-Tenison: “It seemed to me to go right through society — it isn’t only the rednecks, or the farmer in the high country who dismisses them all as ignorant blacks.” Press, 8 March 1989, Page 22
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