The Bishop of Johannesburg, the Rt Rev. Ambrose Reeves, crosses words with the police outside the Drill Hall in December 1956.
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The Bishop of Johannesburg, the Rt Rev. Ambrose Reeves 1956.

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(Photograph © Times Media Ltd. Courtesy of Museum Africa)
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