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A solid and scholarly Africana work, De Afkomst der Boeren by Dr. H.T. Colenbrander explores the origins and historical development of the Boer people. This second edition (Tweede Uitgawe), published in 1964 by Struik, Cape Town, remains an important reference for collectors and readers interested in South African history, genealogy, and early colonial settlement.
Colenbrander, a respected historian, examines the European roots of the Boer population, tracing migration patterns, cultural influences, and the formation of identity at the Cape. Written in Afrikaans, De Afkomst der Boeren reflects mid-20th century historiography and offers valuable insight into how Afrikaner history was interpreted and documented during this period.
Bound in original grey cloth boards with gilt spine lettering, this is a clean, presentable copy that will sit well in any Africana or South African history collection.
Condition - Very Good
Original cloth boards in good condition with light handling wear and minor marks. Internally clean with even toning to the pages. A previous owner's bookplate is affixed to the front endpaper. No dust jacket. Binding remains sound and tight.
