An Economic History of South Africa

Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Original Title Page
Original Copyright Page
Dedication
Table of Contents
Preface
Introduction
Section I
	A Survey of Development Before 1892
		(a) Preliminary Observations
		(b) Population
		(c) Trade Statistics
		(d) Customs Policies of the South African States
		(e) Early Transport in Cape Colony
		(f) Agricultural Development
		(g) Early Land Settlement Policy
		(h) Early Native Economic Policy
Section II
	Chapter I. Early Railway Agreements
	Chapter II. Customs and Trade in the Gold Discovery Period
		(a) Inter-Colonial Tariff Relations
		(b) Foreign Trade
	Chapter III. Agriculture in the Mining Development Period, 1887 to 1899
		(a) Types of Land and Farming Methods in Cape Colony
		(b) Irrigation
		(c) Marketing Methods of South African Farmers
		(d) Agriculture in Native Areas
		(e) Natal
		(f) The Orange Free State
		(g) Farming Methods in the Transvaal and Changes Consequent on the Gold Discoveries
		(h) Summary of Agricultural Development in South Africa as a Whole
	Chapter IV. The Development of Economic Contact Between European and Bantu 1890 to 1899
		(a) The Inter-Action of Recruitment with Native Modes of Life
		(b) The Glen Grey Act
		(c) Natives Outside Reserves
	Chapter V. The Industrial Development of the South African States from 1887 to 1899
	Chapter VI. The Reconstruction of South Africa After the Anglo-Boer War
		(a) Introductory
		(b) The 1904 Census
	Chapter VII. The Railways and Finances of the Four Colonies
	Chapter VIII. Land Settlement and Agriculture in the Reconstruction
	Chapter IX. Mining and Labour Questions in the Post-War Period
	Chapter X. Customs Problems Within the Customs Union
Section III
	Chapter I. Native Land and Recruitment
		Recent Developments
	Chapter II. Land Settlement, Agriculture and Irrigation
	Chapter III. Conclusion
Index