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The Great Trek in Relation to the Mfecane: A Reassessment

NORMAN ETHERINGTON University of Western Australia,
Pages 3-21 | Published online: 14 Jan 2009

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Norman Etherington. (2008) Is a Reorientation of South African History a Lost Cause?. South African Historical Journal 60:3, pages 323-333.
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NORMAN ETHERINGTON. (2002) Reviewing ‘The Evidence’ for The Great Treks. South African Historical Journal 47:1, pages 191-202.
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CHRISTOPHER SAUNDERS. (2002) Great Treks?. South African Historical Journal 46:1, pages 300-307.
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MARTIN LEGASSICK. (2002) The Great Treks: The Evidence. South African Historical Journal 46:1, pages 282-299.
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ELIZABETH DELMONT. (1993) The Voortrekker Monument: Monolith to Myth. South African Historical Journal 29:1, pages 76-101.
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Mariana Kriel. (2021) boere into Boere (farmers into Boers): The so‐called great trek and the rise of Boer nationalism . Nations and Nationalism 27:4, pages 1198-1212.
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Andrew Crampton. (2001) The Voortrekker Monument, the birth of apartheid, and beyond. Political Geography 20:2, pages 221-246.
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Paul S. Landau. (2011) Hegemony and History in Jean and John L. Comaroff's of Revelation and Revolution . Africa 70:3, pages 501-519.
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