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The Making of the Colonial Order: White Supremacy and Black Resistance in the Eastern Cape - Crais
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The Making of the Colonial Order: White Supremacy and Black Resistance in the Eastern Cape, 1770-1865
Clifton C Crais
Assistant Professor of African History, Kenyan College, Ohio
This book provides an innovative and in-depth analysis of the emergence of a racially divided society in pre-industrial Southern Africa. It centers on an exploration of the past of the Eastern Cape, a region of decisive importance in Southern African history. Colonial land and labor policies that had their origin in the Eastern Cape spread into much of British Southern and Eastern Africa and as far away as the White Highlands of Kenya. In the modern era the Eastern Cape has been the cradle of African nationalism in South Africa. Clifton Crais moves beyond the liberal and Marxist approaches that have dominated South African history by bringing questions of culture to the center of his analysis.
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Binding: Soft
Book Condition: It shows wear as per photos. Great research copy.
Edition: This edition was for sale in Southern Africa only. Published by Wits University Press and published by arrangement with Cambridge University Press.
Pages: 284
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