Reluctant Rebellion: The 1906-8 Disturbances in Natal |
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... later involved in the disturbances and fought against the white forces , several others , who also protested against the tax and at first refused to pay it , later remained neutral , 1 1 N.L.A. Debates , vol . 39 , pp . 704-5 , 25.7.05 ...
... later involved in the disturbances and fought against the white forces , several others , who also protested against the tax and at first refused to pay it , later remained neutral , 1 1 N.L.A. Debates , vol . 39 , pp . 704-5 , 25.7.05 ...
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... later construed as a mere show of loyalty , 1 and he was blamed at his trial for not immediately reporting them to the local magistrate , 2 a step which , as the defence team pointed out , would have lost him whatever influence for the ...
... later construed as a mere show of loyalty , 1 and he was blamed at his trial for not immediately reporting them to the local magistrate , 2 a step which , as the defence team pointed out , would have lost him whatever influence for the ...
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... later maintained that he was in disfavour , as he had stolen hides and a gun from the Osuthu while Dinuzulu was in Pietermaritzburg and was later found hawking guns at the Osuthu , including the stolen one , this happened after Gence ...
... later maintained that he was in disfavour , as he had stolen hides and a gun from the Osuthu while Dinuzulu was in Pietermaritzburg and was later found hawking guns at the Osuthu , including the stolen one , this happened after Gence ...
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Continuity and Change in African Society | 33 |
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