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The volume consists of four parts. Part one deals with the major groups in the colony: chapter one with the Khoisan indigenes, chapter two with the free European agriculturalists (freeburghers), and chapter three with the Asian and African slaves. The final chapter of part one describes several processes of interaction among these three groups and introduces a fourth group, the free blacks.
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JAMES INGRAM
reviewed The Shaping of South African society, 1652-1840 on February 15, 2016
The Shaping of South African society
Wow. What an amazing look at racial reconciliation and the struggle for justice. Desmond Tutu is a world renowned man of God and worker of peace, and this book does an excellent job of using his speeches and writings to tell the story of South Africa’s struggle with apartheid. I found many of Tutu’s works to speak to current race issues today, and thoroughly enjoyed this book.
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