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… revolver that did its fair share in the decimation of the Native American population in the nineteenth century, could …

… in 1939 in his book The Educability of the South African Native (see Cross, 1986; Dubow, 1987). Pick's primary concern … 1926 and 1934 an average of 8 white, 1 'Asiatic' and 77 'native and coloured' girls were sent to the reformatory per …

… areas as well. Because Afrikaner farmers owned so much land that they could not farm it on their own, it was common … Union government in 1914. Although the 1913 Natives' Land Act was already beginning to undermine the African … are the ones who are persecuting me now'. However, as the Land Act began to undercut Jane's livelihood, he eventually …

… said, upon people who had come to take and to occupy the land which had been their own in all ages, turning with the plough and cultivating permanently their best land, and keeping them off the ground upon which they had … consequently now seek their subsistence by depasturing the land of other people, from which nothing could arise but …

… still in slavery. She asked for and obtained a plot of land in the Table Valley in February 1667. Next year she … 18th century and they did the hard work of developing the land. Most of the Asian slaves worked on the farms and were …

… forties. In the crisis of 1935 at the time of the Hertzog "Native"Bills, the people broke through the resistance of the … and justice for the Africans in connection with the 'Native Acts' and also in assisting to awaken the spirit of …

… old policy of giving a white disease a black name (the Native Problem) and blaming the oppressed for the oppressor's …

… and with union their merger into the South African Native National Congress was a natural development. With …

… who cannot think deeply, to be beyond the capacity of the "Native mind." When a "Native" does rise to distinction, we must needs pause to …

… exploitative social order where man lives off man. 2. Our Land Demand by which we certainly demand no "free right to buy the land", where the African peasantry kraaled off in the Land Reserves, is so obviously poverty stricken, but by which …

… the use of these resources as the means to benefit the native population. With political power having passed from …

… tried to lock out the Africans. The government appointed a native dispute settlement officer to represent the Africans 8 … Boards with the bosses, the government, and some native settlement of dispute officers. We hoped to break the … we determined not to negotiate with the government and the native dispute officers so we spoke to the employers to …

… was for broadening out the struggle. A meeting in Western Native Township on March 1, for example, greeted with "cheers … government was forced to rush through Parliament the Native Services Levy Act which made employers pay a subsidy …

… revolutionary party because of the divisions among the native and immigrant workers. 74 A problem of "recognition" …

… cheap because it was based on migrant labour, so that the land helped to support the low wages given by the mining … workers. They Argued that Africans were still tied to the land and were only part-time wage labourers. Nor would they …

… book and the pass are one. "In March 1952 your Minister of Native Affairs denied in Parliament that a law would be …

… white, black or brown, wants to destroy this beautiful land of ours. Women must play an increasingly important role … union in form and spirit of all the communities in the land." Later in 1960 when he was charged for burning his …

… The year 2013 will mark the centenary of the Natives Land Act of 1913, which took away 87 percent of the land from the African people.   The Constitution requires that the State must realise the restitution of land rights for those who were dispossessed by the 1913 law. …

… with sticks and stones. Over time Blacks, dispossessed of land and natural resources, then commodified as cheap labor, … following in the direction and thrust of the 1913 Natives Land Act removing African farmers from fertile lands and …

… life, sometimes in ways which even we, the natives of this land, could not conceive of. However, let us recall too that …

… a cash capital of fifty pounds, held a piece of freehold land in the borough, had his dwelling house separate and some …

… a cash capital of fifty pounds, held a piece of freehold land in the borough, had his dwelling house separate and some …

… book and the pass are one. "In March 1952 your Minister of Native Affairs denied in Parliament that a law would be …

… because Dr Brooke was also a Senator representing a 'native', as it was called, constituency. It’s when I settled … put there? Parliament. Act. Law. Politics. The 1933 Native Urban Areas Act was a political issue. The Reserves - …

… movement, the trade unions, the churches, the native people of this country, non-governmental …

… The year 2013 will mark the centenary of the Natives Land Act of 1913 , which took away 87 percent of the land from the African people. The Constitution requires that the State must realise the restitution of land rights for those who were dispossessed by the 1913 law. …

… in Papers Relative to the Condition and Treatment of the Native Inhabitants of southern Africa within the Colony of …