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Event - 1960-11-02

Posted June 3rd, 2008 by heritage
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Wednesday, 1960, November 2
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Under the auspices of the Royal Commonwealth Society at Oxford University, delivered a lecture on 'Ismaili Community and its Contribution to the Commonwealth.'

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H.H. Prince Karim Aga Khan IV
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SPEECH BY HIS HIGHNESS PRINCE KARIM AGA KHAN-1960-11-02

Posted December 9th, 2009 by librarian-ap
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Guiding Lines

It gives me great pleasure to be in Oxford this evening. I am most grateful and honoured that your Society should invite me to talk about the Ismaili Community and its contribution to the Commonwealth.

Speaking as a graduate of Harvard and, I have to confess, as one who failed in English at his entrance examination, I have been warned by my British friends that I should have to tread carefully in this most venerable seat of learning.

SPEECH BY HIS HIGHNESS PRINCE KARIM AGA KHAN - Oxford - 1960-11-02

Posted March 24th, 2010 by heritage
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It gives me great pleasure to be in Oxford this evening. I am most grateful and honoured that your Society should invite me to talk about the Ismaili Community and its contribution to the Commonwealth.
Speaking as a graduate of Harvard and, I have to confess, as one who failed in English at his entrance examination, I have been warned by my British friends that I should have to tread carefully in this most venerable seat of learning.

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SPEECH BY HIS HIGHNESS PRINCE KARIM AGA KHAN - Oxford - 1960-11-02

Posted March 24th, 2010 by heritage
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It gives me great pleasure to be in Oxford this evening. I am most grateful and honoured that your Society should invite me to talk about the Ismaili Community and its contribution to the Commonwealth.
Speaking as a graduate of Harvard and, I have to confess, as one who failed in English at his entrance examination, I have been warned by my British friends that I should have to tread carefully in this most venerable seat of learning.

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