Researches in South Africa: Illustrating the Civil, Moral, and Religious Condition of the Native Tribes : Including Journals of the Author's Travels in the Interior : Together with Detailed Accounts of the Progress of the Christian Missions, Exhibiting the Influence of Christianity in Promoting Civilization, Volumen2J. Duncan, 1969 |
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... families with game , that it may not be necessary to diminish their herds which are intended for the market ; and a situation where they can exercise an unlimited control over the Hottentots and Bushmen . As they have no market for ...
... families with game , that it may not be necessary to diminish their herds which are intended for the market ; and a situation where they can exercise an unlimited control over the Hottentots and Bushmen . As they have no market for ...
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... families in the desolate country to which they were travelling . Yet numbers of families , under similar circumstances on their first emigration , have , within these few years , risen to the possession of considerable property . Being ...
... families in the desolate country to which they were travelling . Yet numbers of families , under similar circumstances on their first emigration , have , within these few years , risen to the possession of considerable property . Being ...
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... families , for three months , is productive of great distress , at a time of the year when the fruits of the earth are most abun- dant , what estimate must be formed of the hardships endured by those families , whose chief supporters ...
... families , for three months , is productive of great distress , at a time of the year when the fruits of the earth are most abun- dant , what estimate must be formed of the hardships endured by those families , whose chief supporters ...
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appearance arrival Barker Bechuanas Bergenaars Bethelsdorp boors Bosjesmen Bush Bushman country Bushmen Cafferland Caffers Cape Town Captain cattle character chief Christian circumstances civilization Colonel Cuyler colonial government colonists commandoes Commissioners Corannas Cradock cultivate district Dutch employed Excellency extract families farmers favour field-cornet frontier Gaika governor Graaff-Reinet Graham's Town Griqua Town honour hope Hottentots human informed inhabitants J. G. CUYLER journey Kitchingman kraal Kuruman labours land landdrost Lattakoo letter live London Missionary Society Lord Charles Somerset Mahuri Makabba manner Mateebé ment mission missionary institutions missionary stations Moffat murders Namaquas natives occasion oppressed Orange river party peace persons Piet plundering Port Elizabeth possession present received remarks reply request residence respect rix-dollars Rooyen Rufane Donkin savage sent sheep Signed sionary slaves society Somerset South Africa Stuurman taken Theopolis thing tion Toverberg tribes Uitenhage Ulbricht visited waggons