CAPE TOWN IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY. Vivian Bickford-Smith/Elizabeth van Heyningen/Nigel Worden.

Large hard cover with jacket in very good condition. Published in 1999 by David Philip Publishers, 255 pages.
Beginning with the British colonial town at the brink of the Anglo-Boer War and ending with the modern city a hundred years later, this is a well illustrated social history of South Africa's "Mother City".
It tells the story of the city's residents over a 100 year span. The social division, poverty, new developments, political struggles and changes and the natural beauty of the "fairest cape".
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