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Sources: Mr. J. A. Rajkumar-Maharaj Mr. Ralph C. Laltoo*: unpublished memoirs and letters Mr. P. Flemington Kenneth Osbec: 101 Hymns John S. Moir: Enduring Witness Mission Council of Presbyterian Church: East Meets West in Trinidad (1933) The Grove Dictionary of Music (1980) Sarah Morton: John Morton of Trinidad Kenneth James Grant: My Missionary Memories (1927) The Presbyterian Church in Canada Archives and Records Office (Toronto) The United Church/Victoria University Archives (Toronto) The United Church of Canada Archives (Sackville) The Mount Allison University Archives (Sackville) The Public Archives of Nova Scotia (Halifax) the Atlantic School of Theology Library (Halifax) The Maritime Museum of the Atlantic (Halifax) The Walls House (Blackville)
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