A History of South Africa |
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The Fairest Cape | 1 |
An Inn on the Road to the Indies | 21 |
Victualling Station to Colony | 40 |
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accepted Afrikaner Albert Lutuli annexation apartheid attempted Basuto Basutoland became Boer Botha Britain British government burghers Cape Colony Cape Town cattle cent century Cetshwayo chief civil Colonial Office Colonial Secretary colonists Coloured command communities constitution Council developed Dingane Dutch elected English English-speaking established European farmers farms fighting force franchise frontier Governor Grey Griqua Hertzog Hofmeyr hundred Imperial independent Indian insisted Jabavu Kaffirs Khoikhoi Kimberley Kruger labour land Landdrost later leaders liberal London Lord majority Malan Mandela ment Merriman mfecane Mfengu miles Milner missionaries Moshoeshoe Natal Natalian National Nationalists native Nguni non-whites Orange Free Orange River parliament Party political population Potgieter President Pretoria Prime Minister protection remained Republic Rhodes settlement settlers Shaka Shepstone slaves Smuts society Sotho South Africa Stockenström successful Swazi territory Thembu thousand traditional Transvaal trekkers Tswana Union Vaal Volksraad voortrekkers vote Xhosa Zulu