proposes an approach to dealing with the challenges at a prescient date (the mid-1960s), and at a time when Duncan might have been preoccupied with the more immediate struggle against apartheid. Personal life Married to Cynthia Ashley Cooper (later Lady Bryan) in 1947, with whom he had two sons and two daughters. He also had two sons with Gerda Joeckel. While working for the relief organisation in Algeria, Duncan contracted a blood disease, aplastic anaemia and died in London, in 1967. See also List of people subject to banning orders under apartheid Notes and references 1964. London: Methuen, 169 pp. External links Archival Information can be found at the Borthwick Institute for Archives, University of York: Duncan, Patrick (1918-1967) South African Political Journalist 1918 births 1967 deaths South African people of Scottish descent People from Johannesburg South African people of British descent South African prisoners and detainees White South African anti-apartheid activists South African expatriates in the United Kingdom Alumni of Balliol College, Oxford