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John Massie Stewart (1926-2006)

Born in Lossiemouth, Scotland, in 1926, John Stewart joined the army near the end of World War II, and in August 1945 was sent to serve in both Indonesia and Palestine, where he showed his flair for languages. In 1947 he began his degree course in French at Edinburgh University, which entailed a year as Lecteur d'Anglais at Caen University, France. He was awarded a First-class MA and a French L-ès-L.

In 1951 he was awarded a postgraduate studentship in African studies at the School of Oriental and African Studies, London, where his Head of Department was Malcolm Guthrie, who was then fully engaged in his comparative Bantu research. John's initial assignment was to study Fante, and after a ...

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