J.G. Pretorius.

The British Humanitarians and the Eastern Cape Frontier, 1834-1836.

Published: The Government Printer, Pretoria, 1988.

Edition: First

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In original form a Doctoral Thesis submitted to the University of the Witwatersrand in 1970. As is to be expected, this is an in depth study of the tremendous influence the Exeter Hall crowd had on  developments in the Eastern Cape, largely through Lord Glenelg and Dr. Philip. The Colonists were vilified and Sir Benjamin D'Urban's policy abruptly and disastrously terminated. 375 Pages. The photographs and detailed description of Hintsa's death are most interesting and were not widely known before this study.

  • Binding Condition: Very good.
  • Overall Condition: Very good.
  • Size: 27 x 22 cm.
  • Sold By: Ex Libris
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