The Diary of Iris Vaughan by Iris Vaughan

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The Diary of Iris Vaughan by Iris VaughanISBN: 9780620292504 Stormberg Publishers, 15 January 2003 Paperback, 144 pages The Diary of Iris Vaughan was written at the time of the Boer War by a young girl in the Eastern Cape, after her father gave her one of his magistrate's notebooks so that she could write the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth in it, instead of being rude to his guests. It is an enchanting account of colonial life a century ago, bristling with the inquiring

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