Kleio XXX 1998

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Statement by the South African Historical Society on the 
implications of Curriculum 2005 for history teaching in the schools
Martin Legassick (compiler)

Articles/Artikels

Drunkenness at the Cape of Good Hope in the 1870s: 
a case study of a colonial ruling class and its philosophy
Edna Bradlow

'Die man wat die Groot Trek veroorsaak het': Glenelg's personal 
contribution to the cancellation of D'Urban's dispossession of 
the Rarabe in 1835
Randolph Vigne

Seeking the secrets of war. Russian military observers at the 
South African War (1899--1902)
Apollon Davidson; Irina Filatova

'The Mecca of Native Scum' and 'a running sore of evil': 
white Johannesburg and the Alexandra Township removal 
debate, 1935--1945
John Nauright

'Aggressive by nature, depraved and like Nazis': images of Zulu violence
Stephen Leech

'Tripping on Jesus': the social dynamics and psychedelic 
religiosity of the Invisible Church in Durban, 1973--1983
Glen Thompson

Review Articles/Besprekingsartikels

Positioning the postcolonial debate
Julie Pridmore

Youth, masculinity and education in Sekhukhuneland
Robert Morrel

Book reviews/Boekbesprekings

Africa/Afrika

Kader Asmal, Louise Asmal & Ronald Suresh Roberts, 
Reconciliation through truth: a reckoning of apartheid's 
criminal governance (F A Mouton)

Surendra Bhana, Ghandi's legacy: the Natal Indian Congress, 
1894--1994 (Uma Mesthrie)

Harriet Deacon (ed), The Island: a history of Robben Island 
1488--1990 (Lindsay Clowes)

Tilman Dedering, Hate the old and follow the new: 
Khoekhoe and missionaries in early nineteenth-century Namibia  
(Robert Ross)

Elizabeth A Eldredge & Fred Morton (eds), Slavery in South Africa: 
captive labor on the Dutch frontier (Nicholas Southey)

Jane Garner (ed), 'Jim's journal': the diary of James Butler  
(Nicholas Southey)

Mark Gevisser, Portraits of power: 
profiles in a changing South Africa (J P Brits)

Andrew L Harington (ed), My dear Maria: the Cape letters and 
journal of Barbarina Charlotte, Lady Grey, 1857--1860  
(Nicholas Southey)

Catherine Higgs, The ghost of equality: the public lives of 
D D T Jabavu of South Africa, 1885--1959 (Vuyani Mqingwana)

Alan H Jeeves & Jonathan Crush (eds), White farms, black labor: 
the state and agrarian change in southern Africa, 1910--1950 
(John Lambert)

Anthea J Jeffery, The Natal story: sixteen years of conflict 
(N T Sambureni)

John William Johnson, Thomas A Hale & Stephen Belcher (eds), 
Oral epics from Africa: vibrant voices from a vast continent  
(Dioné Prinsloo)

Thomas G Karis & Gail M Gerhart, From protest to challenge: 
a documentary history of African politics in South Africa 1882--1990, 
vol 5: Nadir and resurgence, 1964--1979 (Albert Grundlingh)

Timothy Keegan, Colonial South Africa and the origins of the 
racial order (Wayne Dooling)

Phyllis Lewsen, Reverberations -- a memoir (Edna Bradlow)

Kirsten McKenzie, The making of an English slave-owner: 
Samuel Eusebius Hudson at the Cape of Good Hope 
1796--1807 (Nicholas Southey)

Robert Morrell (ed), Political economy and identities in KwaZulu-Natal:
historical and social perspectives (John Laband)

F A Mouton, Voices in the desert: Margaret and William Ballinger: 
a biography (Christopher Saunders)

Benjamin Pogrund, How can man die better: the life of Robert Sobukwe (Bridget Theron)

Karel Schoeman (ed), A debt of gratitude: Lucy Lloyd and the 
'Bushman work' of G W Stow (Johannes du Bruyn)

Karel Schoeman, Dogter van Sion: Machtelt Smit en die 18de-eeuse samelewing aan die Kaap, 1749--1799 (Dioné Prinsloo)

Andrew B Smith (ed), Einiqualand: studies of the Orange River frontier (Russel Viljoen)

Roger Southall, Imperialism or solidarity?: international labour 
and South African trade unions (N T Sambureni)

Jerold Taitz (ed), The war memoirs of Commandant Ludwig Krause 1899--1900 (André Wessels)

Elbie Truter, Tibbie: Rachel Isabella Steyn 1865--1955: 
haar lewe was haar boodskap (Dioné Prinsloo)

Volker Wild, Profit not for profit's sake: history and business culture 
of African entrepreneurs in Zimbabwe (Muchaparara Musemwa)

Brian Willan (ed), Sol Plaatje: selected writings (Henriëtte J Lubbe)

Nigel Worden & Clifton Crais (eds), Breaking the chains: 
slavery and its legacy in the nineteenth-century Cape Colony  
(Nicholas Southey)

General/Algemeen

Mary Fulbrook (ed), German history since 1800 (F A Mouton)

Ulrich van der Heyden (ed), Das Indianer-Lexikon (Tilman Dedering)

Donald Johanson & Blake Edgar, From Lucy to language (P G Eidelberg)

Peter Jones (ed), The French Revolution in social and 
political perspective (Elspeth McKenzie)

Leonie Viljoen (comp), Unisa Medieval Studies, Miscellanea Congregalia 
W27, vol 6, Commemorating the first Crusade 1095--1099 
(Jeanette Serfontein)

Other books received/Ander boeke ontvang

Richard Elphick & Rodney Davenport (eds), Christianity in South Africa: 
a political, social and cultural history

Mahmood Mamdani, Citizen and subject: contemporary Africa 
and the legacy of late colonialism

Mpho 'M'atsepo Nthunya, Singing away the hunger: 
stories of a life in Lesotho

Kaizer Nyatsumba, All sides of the story

Oyekan Owomoyela, The African difference: discourses on Africanity 
and the relativity of cultures

Guidelines for contributors

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