Titlebook: Chiefdom Politics and Alien Law; Basutoland under Cap Sandra Burman Book 1981 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limite

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Winning over the People,hanges in Sotho law would be tolerated by the people in return for such advantages as Government protection from unwelcome impositions by their chiefs. Simultaneously, the magistrates had to prevent the chiefs from becoming so discontented at their loss of power over their people that they united ag

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Moorosi Rebels,e colonial authorities insisted that his land ended at the Tele River, which formed the eastern boundary of the Reserve.. It was during this period that Moorosi and John Austen, then Superintendent of the Wittebergen Reserve, developed their strong distrust of each other.

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Epilogue, to include groups on whom the Cape officials had counted as certain allies against disloyal chiefs, their analysis of the degree of social change effected appears questionable. But to take the revolt as proof of the failure of the Cape’s chosen means of changing Sotho society is to misunderstand th

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Introduction,ised by the United Nations, it is as firmly enmeshed in the Republic’s economy as any of the Bantustans, and in an equally subordinate position. It is desperately poor, too overpopulated to feed itself, and at any given time nearly half the able-bodied men are absent—factory, farm or mine workers in

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Conflicting Values,of Boer activities and by Wodehouse’s manipulations to receive the Sotho as British subjects; it did not wish to order their daily lives and was anxious not to incur any extra expense. The obvious solution was to leave the Sotho to rule themselves so far as the mid-Victorian Christian conscience cou

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