The Oxford history of South Africa edited by Monica Wilson and Leonard Thompson
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TextPublication details: Oxford, Clarendon Press 1969Description: 502 pagesContent type: - text
- unmediated
- volume
- DT1776 OXF
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| DT1757 KNO Knowledge in black and white | DT1757 WOL Race, class & the apartheid state / | DT1768.Z95 KRI The social system of the Zulus / | DT1776 OXF The Oxford history of South Africa | DT 1787 BER South Africa in world history / | DT1787 BRO On the South African frontier | DT1787 KEP South Africa : |
Includes bibliographical references and index.
vol.1 - South Africa to 1870.
Chapter 1 - The archaeological background, 2 - The hunters and herders, 3 - The Nguni people, 4 - The Sotho, Venda, and Tsonga, 5 - White settlers and the origin of a new society, 1652-1778, 6 - Co-operation and conflict: the Eastern Cape Frontier, 7 - The consolidation of a new society: the Cape Colony, 8 - Co-operation and conflict: the high veld.
This work derives from our belief that the central theme of South African history is interaction between peoples of diverse origins, languages, technologies, ideologies, and social systems, meeting on South African soil.
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