The Oxford History of South Africa: South Africa, 1870-1966

administration African Republic Afrikaner Nationalism agricultural annexation apartheid Bantu Basutoland became Bechuanaland Botha Britain British Government Bunga Cape Colony Cape Town cent century Cetshwayo chiefdoms chiefs Christian churches Ciskei Coloured Commission Committee Congress constitution Council diamond district eastern Cape economic English-speaking established European export families farm labourers farmers force franchise gold-mining Griqualand groups Hertzog Hofmeyr Horrell Ibid imperial increase independent Indians industrial Johannesburg Kruger land laws leaders living majority Malan ment migrant Milner mining Minister mission movement Mpondo Natal National Party Nationalist Native Affairs Nguni non-white official Orange Free Orange River Orange River Colony Parliament peasant political poor whites population Pretoria race racial railway Report republican reserves rural schools Shepstone Smuts social society Sotho South Africa South African Republic southern Swaziland territories tion trade Transkei Transvaal Tswana uitlanders Union urban African wages Witwatersrand workers Xhosa Zulu