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Institute of Commonwealth Studies, University of London 88
117/2/13/21 British Capital, the British State and Economic Investment in
South Africa, 1886-1914
Paper written by J.J.van Helten for a seminar, 'The Societies of
Southern Africa in the 19th and 20th Centuries' at the Institute of
Commonwealth Studies, University of London.
117/2/13/22 Peasants, Capitalists and Farm Labour: Class Formation in the
Orange River Colony, 1902-1910
Paper written by Tim Keegan for a seminar, 'The Societies of
Southern Africa in the 19th and 20th Centuries' at the Institute of
Commonwealth Studies, University of London.
117/2/13/23 Trade Unions and Changes in the Labour Process in South Africa
1925-30
Paper written by Jon Lewis for a seminar, 'The Societies of Southern
Africa in the 19th and 20th Centuries' at the Institute of
Commonwealth Studies, University of London.
1 Jun 1977
18 pages
13 Oct 1977
10 pages
26 Jan 1978
10 pages
117/2/13/24 Natal, the Zulu Royal Family and the Ideology of Segregation 9 Feb 1978
Paper written by Shula Marks for a seminar, 'The Societies of
Southern Africa in the 19th and 20th Centuries' at the Institute of
Commonwealth Studies, University of London.
20 pages
117/2/13/25 The Colonial State and the Land Question in Swaziland, 1903-
1907
Paper written by Martin Fransman for a seminar, 'The Societies of
Southern Africa in the 19th and 20th Centuries' at the Institute of
Commonwealth Studies, University of London.
23 Feb 1978
12 pages
117/2/13/26 The Terms of Labour on the Cape Railways, 1871-1885 [1970s]
Unidentified paper by A.J.Purkis. 10 pages
117/2/13/27 The 1946 African Mine Workers' Strike in the Political Economy
of South Africa
Paper by Dan O'Meara of the University of Sussex written for an
unidentified conference. Part of the timetable is included.
[1970s]
34 pages
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