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A translated excerpt from the author's earlier work "Drei Jahre in Sud-Afrika", published in 1868, this book deals with the journey through Natal which formed part of his southern African travels between 1863 and 1866. It includes a short introduction that provides the historical context and details Fritsch's life and scientific career.

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Founded by MK Gandhi early in his career, the Natal Indian Congress is one of the oldest political organizations in South Africa. This book traces its course through colonial anti-Asiatic feeling, past apartheid, and into the new democracy.

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Presenting an autobiography of Pauline Smith, this collection spans a range of her creative life, from the early 'Platkops' stories to her last uncompleted work.

Second in a series of booklets on the natural history of the Drakensberg promoted by the management committee of the Ukhahlamba field centre at Cathedral Peak, this book aims to help the visitor to identify some of the most common grasses, sedges, restiads and rushes.

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If, for most of the past in most parts of the world, most women have been 'hidden from history', black women in South Africa have been doubly hidden, both as women and because they are black. Three women - two of them black - meet here.

Provides a series of portraits, of people as individuals and in groups of individuals, drawn from a variety of cultural and economic settings. The title, thus, provides a glimpse of the astonishing diversity of the people who are South Africans.

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Result of a conference held in 1993, a century after Gandhi was ejected from a train at Pietermaritzburg station, this book traces some of the influences, which effected his transformation from an unsuccessful young man to a mature political and spiritual leader ready to carve his niche in history after his return to India in 1914.

Heaton Nicholls presents the case for the abolition of the Cape Native Franchise with logic based on the premises of segregation ideology. He is answered, point for point, by Jabavu, who exposes the fallacies in his argument and makes a case for retaining the right to vote.

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