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The pattern of South African culture : from settlement to apartheid

Author:	A L McLeod
Publisher:	New Delhi : Sterling Pub., ©2009.
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Summary:	British culture was introduced to South Africa in 1814. But there was growing conflict between the old and new cultures that led to the South African (or Boer) War in 1899-1902, which was followed by the creation of the Union of South Africa in 1910. This title provides the historical contexts of the developments and achievements.  Read more...
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