A History of South Africa to 1870

Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Original Title Page
Original Copyright Page
Table of Contents
List of Abbreviations
Preface to the 1982 Edition
Publisher\'s Note
Acknowledgements
The Plates
Preface to the 1969 Edition
II. The Hunters and Herders
	1. Characteristics and Distribution
	2. Economy and Social Structure of the Hunters
	3. Economy and Social Structure of the Herders
	4. Relationships Between Groups
III. The Nguni People
	1. Demarcation and Distribution
	2. Relations with Other Groups
	3. Economy
	4. The Structure of Nguni Society
IV. The Sotho, Venda, and Tsonga
	1. The Sotho
		(a) Distribution in Space and Time
		(b) Economy
		(c) Social Structure
		(d) Relations with Other Groups
	2. The Venda
	3. The Tsonga
	4. Conclusion
V. White Settlers and the Origin of a New Society, 1652–1778
	1. The Foundation of the Cape Station
	2. Agriculture and Immigration
	3. Pastoral Farming
	4. VOC Government at the Cape
	5. The White Colonial Community
VI. Co-Operation and Conflict: The Eastern Cape Frontier
	1. The Beginnings of Interaction
	2. Intermediaries
	3. Fragmentation and Pressure on Land
	4. The Pagan Reaction
	5. Civilization by Mingling
	6. Conflicting Attitudes
VII. The Consolidation of a New Society: The Cape Colony
	1. The Diversification of Culture
	2. The Diversification of the Economy
	3. The Extension of Freedom Under Law
	4. The Move Towards Responsible Government
VIII. Co-Operation and Conflict: The Zulu Kingdom and Natal
	1. The Zulu Kingdom
	2. The Voortrekker Republic
	3. The British Colony
IX. Co-Operation and Conflict: The High Veld
	1. The Difaqane and Its Aftermath, 1822–1836
	2. The Great Trek, 1836–54
	3. Afrikaner Republics and African States, 1854–70
Index