B2.2 :: Research documents

► B2 :: Chapter 1: The Jews of Kaffirland: The Mbekis
► B2.2 :: Research documents
► B2.2.1 :: Extracts (book source unknown): Growing up in traditional society by Virginia van der Vliet, The Process of Political Incorporation by J.A. Benyon
► B2.2.2 :: Family trees from J.H. Soga: The South Eastern Bantu Johannesburg, 1931
► B2.2.3 :: Handwritten Mbeki Family tree
► B2.2.4 :: Native Affairs communication from 1911 - when Skelewu was dismissed for misconduct and replaced as headman - to 1937 when Sipo Mbeki was appointed headman, 1938 when Sipo was reprimanded by the chief magistrate form failing to keep the land from ‘noxious weeds’
► B2.2.5 :: Forward by Bessie Head, A retrospect, The grim struggle between right and wrong, and the latter carries the day, One night with the fugitives from Sol Plaatjie (republished 1982) Native life in South Africa: Before and since the European war and the Boer rebellion. Ravan Press, Johannesburg
► B2.2.6 :: A.T. Bryant 1964. A History of the Zulu and Neighbouring Tribes, Struik, Cape Town, pp 1-47, 92-95
► B2.2.7 :: Christopher Saunders: Pre-Cobbing Mfecane Historiography from Carolyn Hamilton (ed.) 1995. The Mfecane Aftermath: Wits University Press, Johannesburg and University of Natal Press, Pietermaritzburg
► B2.2.8 :: John Wright Political Transformations in the Thukela-Mzimkulu Region in the Late Eighteenth and Early Nineteenth from Carolyn Hamilton (ed.) 1995. The Mfecane Aftermath Wits University Press, Johannesburg and University of Natal Press, Pietermaritzburg
► B2.2.9 :: Jeff Peires: Matiwane's Road to Mbholompo: A Reprieve for the Mfecane? from Carolyn Hamilton (ed.) 1995. The Mfecane Aftermath: Wits University Press, Johannesburg and University of Natal Press, Pietermaritzburg
► B2.2.10 :: Alan Webster: Unmasking the Fingo: The War of 1835 Revisited from Carolyn Hamilton (ed.) 1995. The Mfecane Aftermath: Wits University Press, Johannesburg and University of Natal, Pietermaritzburg
► B2.2.11 :: Native Opinion of South Africa, 28 May 1935, Tracing of Fingo Chieftainship
► B2.2.12 :: The South African Outlook, September 2, 1935: Letters to the Editor: The Fingo Slavery Myth
► B2.2.13 :: Communication re: investigation into headman Mbeki deliberately delaying applications for kraal sites, 1938-1940
► B2.2.14 :: Jessica Dubow: Sedentary space, somatic conversions: phenomenology and the colonial mission station pp 83-99
► B2.2.15 :: Tiyo Soga, 1969: Amakholwa namaqaba : translated Christians and Traditionalists Lovedale
► B2.2.16 :: Ngamakwe resident magistrate office documents on headman Skelewu Mbeki and the headmen of Mpukane [mostly on the misconduct and suspension of Skelewu Mbeki]
► B2.2.17 :: Mfengu and missionaries'; Source unknown
► B2.2.18 :: Blight, Cecilia (Cory Library) E-mail to Mark Gevisser, 2 March 2000 re: Mbeki and Moerane family history research
► B2.2.19 :: Mark Gevisser, Report on the Mfengu
► B2.2.20 :: History of the AmaZizi
► B2.2.21 :: Handwritten notes on history of the AmaZizi
► B2.2.22 :: The Methodist Churchman, 1908 obituaries and the African Methodist Conference Minutes
► B2.2.23 :: State Intervention and Rural Resistance: The Transkei, 1900-1965’ from William Beinart and Colin Bundy: Peasants in Africa, pp 271-315
► B2.2.24 :: Mbeki family notes
Call Number: B2.2
Title: Research documents