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In their native conditions the Bushmen were divided into many " tribes ” , each with its own language and name . These tribes have been classified , primarily on linguistic grounds , into three separate groups : Southern , Northern ...
In their native conditions the Bushmen were divided into many " tribes ” , each with its own language and name . These tribes have been classified , primarily on linguistic grounds , into three separate groups : Southern , Northern ...
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tribes . They settled as a united body in south - western Transvaal and then broke up rapidly into separate clusters ... It was a constantly recurring feature in Bantu history for part of a tribe , led by an ambitious or discontented ...
tribes . They settled as a united body in south - western Transvaal and then broke up rapidly into separate clusters ... It was a constantly recurring feature in Bantu history for part of a tribe , led by an ambitious or discontented ...
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Before the upheavals just mentioned , the Bantu were divided politically into very many different tribes , possibly more than a thousand in all . " Each tribe occupied its own territory and managed its own affairs under a Chief who was ...
Before the upheavals just mentioned , the Bantu were divided politically into very many different tribes , possibly more than a thousand in all . " Each tribe occupied its own territory and managed its own affairs under a Chief who was ...
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Contents
CHAPTER I | 1 |
Smutss offer to S Rhodesia 1921 | 4 |
Southern African Rivers | 7 |
Copyright | |
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