Matchless Copper Mine in 1857

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The Matchless Copper Mine in Correspondence of manager C.J. Andersson (Charles John Andersson papers) [Andersson, Charles John] on *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. The Matchless Copper Mine in Correspondence of manager C.J. Andersson (Charles John Andersson papers)Author: Charles John Andersson.

This is an excerpt from the book: The Matchless Copper Mine inby Brigitte Lau. Title: The Matchless Copper Mine in Subtitle: Correspondence of manager C.J.

Andersson; Andersson Papers, Vol. 1 Editor: Brigitte Lau Series: Archeia, No. 7 Publisher: National Archives, SWA/Namibia Windhoek, Namibia ISBN / ISBN Additional Physical Format: Online version: Andersson, Charles John, Matchless Copper Mine in Windhoek: National Archives, SWA/Namibia, Andersson, Charles John.

() The Matchless Copper Mine Matchless Copper Mine in 1857 book Correspondence of Manager C. Andersson, edited by Brigitte Lau. Windhoek: National Archives, Namibia. Andersson, Charles John. () Trade and Politics in Central Namibia Diaries and : 4 MarchVärmland, Sweden.

The Matchless Copper Mine in Correspondence "The present text documents a year's copper mining activity in Namaland, SWA/Namibia. The year is and the country ruled by groups of chiefs, the mine is called Matchless, the company exploiting the.

Charles John Andersson. The Swedish/English, amateur naturalist, Charles Andersson accompanied Galton on his exploration of South West Africa, and Galton speaks highly of him in Travels in South son was the illegitimate son of Llewellyn Lloyd, impoverished but of good family, and a Swedish servant.

The Matchless Copper Mine inby Brigitte Lau Brigitte Lau documents a year's copper mining activity in Namaland, South West Africas during and on The Matchless Copper Mine. Details. 26 editions published between and in German and held by 49 WorldCat member libraries worldwide The Matchless Copper Mine in correspondence of manager C.J.

Andersson by Charles John Andersson (Book). America's Copper Coinage Superb and Matchless. Unique. The first copper coins made on American soil were issued as private tokens by Samuel Higley from copper smelted in his mine near Granby, Connecticut, between and The True Democrat.

[volume] (Little Rock, Ark.)ApImage 1, brought to you by Arkansas State Archives, and the National Digital Newspaper Program. I enthusiastically read “Copper—the Kingmaker” [Western Enterprise, by Chuck Lyons] in the December issue, because many of the miners mentioned in the article—Marcus Daly, George Hearst, William Clark, F.

Augustus Heinze, Samuel Newhouse and Daniel Jackling—have been inducted into the National Mining Hall of Fame.

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and shows the. Backbone of the Namibian Economy HISTORYHISTORYMMEMME Ministry of Mines and EnergyMinistry of Mines and Energy Mining has a long history in Namibia,Mining has a long history in Namibia, with slag from copper smelting beingwith slag from copper smelting being more than years old, the first formalmore than years old, the first formal mine.

This mine lies in what is familarly known in Virgina as the Southern Lode, its continuation in Virginia showing excellent copper ore at the Toncray Mine in Floyd County, Va., and immense quantities of gossan near Sparta.

Again to the southwest of Ore Knob, at one or two points, as Mulatto Mountain, this lode shows strong surface indications. Inhe returned to Germany and wrote a book on his war experiences: "Süd-West-Kriegs- und Jagdfahrten", published in Berlin, After extensive sea travels to northern Europe and the Americas, he led an ill-prepared Arctic expedition and perished in on the Norwegian island of Spitzbergen.

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