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... Xosa Africans . Although the whites in Cape Town had originally in- troduced the idea of segregating themselves behind van Rie- beeck's fences , economic and other pressures had forced them to disregard their own boundaries . This ...
... Xosa Africans . Although the whites in Cape Town had originally in- troduced the idea of segregating themselves behind van Rie- beeck's fences , economic and other pressures had forced them to disregard their own boundaries . This ...
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... Xosa Africans were in no mood to lie down on their stomachs while their lands were pillaged and their women raped by the white marauders . The clashes had been very fierce , but it was becoming clear that the side with the best arms ...
... Xosa Africans were in no mood to lie down on their stomachs while their lands were pillaged and their women raped by the white marauders . The clashes had been very fierce , but it was becoming clear that the side with the best arms ...
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... Xosa . Each group must live in its own section of the urban location and have separate schools . The obvious advantage of this arrange- ment is that it makes it so easy in times of crises to set one group against another and thus keep ...
... Xosa . Each group must live in its own section of the urban location and have separate schools . The obvious advantage of this arrange- ment is that it makes it so easy in times of crises to set one group against another and thus keep ...
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The British Inherit a Situation | 16 |
Dr Philip and the Conflict of Values | 24 |
From Repudiation to Fulfillment | 32 |
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accepted Accra action Afri African community African National Congress African nationalism Afrikaner nationalism Afrikaner nationalist apartheid area of liberty attitude black and white Bloemfontein Conference Boers British campaign Cape Town Cetshwayo Christian collaboration color line Communists conference Congress Movement created cultural destroy developed Dingane Dube Durban Dutch Dutch Reformed Church economic effective emerged factor farmers fight force freedom fulfillment give hatred heroic Hertzog Hottentots ideological important Indian individual influence Jabavu Johannesburg land large numbers leaders lives Luthuli ment moral Natal nonracial nonviolence nonwhite organization Piet Retief position power reserves pressures race crisis race oppression race problem racialists realistic regarded republic reserves of power Retief situation slave owner Sophiatown South Africa survival things tion tradition Transvaal tribal Trotskyites uncommitted African underground Union united front urban Verwoerd wanted white community white man's white side white supremacy Xosa Zulu