Twentieth Century

cities has significantly increased during the twentieth century, both politically and economically, as is …

The Royal Agricultural Sociey of Natal (RAS) is one of KwaZulu-Natal's oldest and best-known institutions. This volume provides a detailed overview of two earlier accounts of its history since 1851 …

far-seeing residents of the nineteenth and early twentieth century. In so doing, they contributed so much to … elsewhere during the nineteenth and early twentieth century Pietermaritzburg’s residents consciously sought …

HALF the size of New York cemetery and twice as dead: this much-quoted, wry comment is generally attributed to the satirical writer Tom Sharpe who worked in Pietermarizburg in the …

by three names: Alan Hattersley in the mid-twentieth century; and John Laband and Robert Haswell in the …

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and Sierra Leone more broadly in the mid-twentieth century. It was for his contributions to scholarship …

This history of one of the earliest nineteenth-century mission stations in Natal traces the transformation in the lives of a community that settled first at Indaleni near Richmond and later …

national endeavour. By the beginning of the twentieth century already, Edendale and other missionary institutions … enter industrialised society in the early twentieth century, not as workers, but as a petty bourgeoisie …

The journalist Mary Elizabeth Martens (1870–1939), who had grown up in the Colony of Natal under Responsible Government, published two novels in 1911 and 1915: A Woman of Small Account …

male counterpart in the opening years of the twentieth century. Under the same title – Black Peril, a synonym … Pietermaritzburg in the first decade of the twentieth century. 17 Jeremy C. Martens, ‘Settler homes, manhood … social meaning of “black peril” in early twentieth-century South Africa’ Journal of Southern African … social meaning of “black peril” in early twentieth-century South Africa’: 445–448, 453. 57 Hale, ‘Racist … social meaning of “black peril” in early twentieth-century South Africa’: 442, 448–451; Hale, ‘Racist …

Microsoft Word - The Journal of Sierra Leone Studies - September 2018 - Final Version.docx The Journal of Sierra Leone Studies – Volume, Edition 2, 2018. Welcome to the Journal …

can countries in the last quarter of the twentieth century. He widens the geographic and historic  a …

the early efforts of the first half of the twentieth century to the most recent update on its conservation …

the early efforts of the first half of the twentieth century to the most recent update on its conservation … than 60 individuals at the beginning of the twentieth century. These animals were isolated in three locations: …

In the nineteenth century, Freetown, the principal city of the Colony of Sierra Leone, was a cosmopolitan centre which attracted African, European, and American merchants who sought to trade in …

eminent historian of Sierra Leone in the twentieth  century, was probably the first scholar to detai … WN., 7 April, 1934. Culp, Daniel Wallace, Twentieth Century Negro Literature: Or, A Cyclopedia of Thought … Sherbro with the surname ‘Cohen’. In the early twentieth century, there was also the Mons. Cohen Brothers which … ish  relatives in England throughout the twentieth century.  After several years of engaging in trade in West Africa … maintained business operations until the twentieth century.  Lionel Hart  The life of Lionel Hart is …