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African Affairs 52:141-149 (1953)
© The Royal African Society

Blindness in Colonial Africa

JOHN F. WILSON

This lecture was given on the 27th November, with the Rt. Hon. A. Creech Jones in the chair. Mr. Wilson, who is himself sightless, is secretary to the British Empire Society for the Blind, and the lecture was delivered from a manuscript in Braille.


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