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…  to the Netherlands. Some were sold on behalf of Dutch settlers in those countries. They were sold in the Cape since … and Shell, Robert, "Intergroup Relations: Khoikhoi, settlers, slaves and free blacks, 1652-1795" in Elphick, …

… area began to develop as a residential suburb for European settlers in the early 1800s, and in 1839 was joined into one …

… be incorporated forcibly into the economy of the European settlers. Van Riebeeck established a vineyard on a prominent …

… than 500 shacks were erected. Tensions between the new settlers and the authorities ran high and illegal beer …

… "The History of Knysna begins with a handful of Dutch settlers who hacked their way through the forests and …

… What is known is that the rebellion took the white settlers by surprise. Many of the major settlements, such as … on fortified settlements were difficult because of the settlers use of machine guns . In late May 1896 the siege of … seizures, segregated colonial governance and attracting settlers through special white privileges , were central …

… 1841 LOVEDALE SEMINARY , Middledrift, Cape: GMS 1841 LOWER ALBANY , Cape: WMS 1840 LOWER CENTULI, Umtata, Cape: No …

… Vacant Land Theory is a theory was propagated by European settlers in nineteenth century South Africa to support their …

… force as they were the most experienced soldiers among the settlers, although there were some Europeans who served in …

… envisaged for the kingdom could be put into place. White settlers and traders entered Zululand in increasing numbers, …

… approved the scheme and on 6 April 1652 a group of 90 settlers, under the leadership of van Riebeeck, arrived at …

… their land rights and recognition that they are the first settlers of South Africa. Yet these protests and claims by …

… Africa to work in the mines there [cxxxi] . For European settlers the Angolan colony was enticing place to move as it … it failed, Angola would draw a reasonable amount of Jewish settlers as an effect of the persecution of Jews in Portugal … [cxxxii] . In the 1920s there was a great influx of Boer settlers from South Africa, but large scale settlement was …

… food. The Khoi and San, however, refused to labour for the settlers, and slaves were imported from outside the Cape. The … the Cape colonial slave society have shown that European settlers, while punished, were not dealt with as harshly for …

… so he threw himself into African politics. The white settlers of the Rhodesias wanted Nyasaland to be part of a …

… the 19th C had made some land available (however, the 1820 settlers had also been assigned much of that); nevertheless, …

… lie some of the earliest and most respected Muslim settlers of South Africa: Imam Abdullah ibn Kadi [Qadi] Abdus … Stellenbosch 268 Worcester 300 George 100 Uitenhage 150 Albany 50 Swellendam 20 Beaufort West 20 Total 7 800 1844 … However, owing to intervention on the part of the White settlers, it was decided to divide them equally between …

… to grow the church to other areas around Uitenhage, Albany, Victoria East, Grahamstown, Peddie and Queenstown. It …

… to enslave him by depriving him of the land. The 1820 Settlers, sent out as "soldiers" to crush the African … primary motive in colonising the Eastern Province with settlers of British nationality was to establish a permanent … fill up the empty and confiscated reserves with European settlers." Tragedy, duplicity and cunning finally succeeded …

… of the Gonzales Shipwreck, in the Town. Early European settlers to the area arrived in the late 1700’s, and have …

… of their territory’s annexation by the Dutch and German settlers. With the earnest support of some local British …

… wars on record was in 1659 in Cape Town, between the Dutch settlers and the Hottentots, under the leadership of …

… Claremont in the early 1800's when predominantly British settlers purchased ‘countryside’ properties. Claremont …

… with independent African states and chiefdoms. Settlers had always wanted land and labour from the … farms and in their homes and businesses. However, the settlers did not have the power, or the need, to conquer and … seizure of the territory north of the Limpopo River. White settlers took up large stretches of land in Rhodesia …

… , the town was burnt to the ground. In 1873 , European settlers built a town on the site, and named it Stanger after …

… other groups because this country is our home, we are not settlers. Yet our population growth rate is small compared … other groups because this country is our home, we are not settlers. Yet our population growth rate is small compared …

… were the first to encounter the Europeans travellers and settlers. These are the Khoi and the San people - the …

… are still inhabited by direct descendants of the original settlers to the area. The scenery is nothing short of …

… was proclaimed after the First World War by European settlers as: ‘Peace Corner.’ Peace, to a white community, …

… spread Eastwards, from the port of Durban, Natal. Settlers pushed Northwards, further and further into the land …