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Book Feature/Boekbeskouing. Jeff Peires's The Dead Will Arise

A Landmark, not a Breakthrough

JEFF GUY University of Trondheim,
Pages 227-231 | Published online: 14 Jan 2009

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Helen Bradford. (2008) Akukho Ntaka Inokubhabha Ngephiko Elinye (No Bird Can Fly on One Wing): The ‘Cattle-Killing Delusion’ and Black Intellectuals, c1840–19101 . African Studies 67:2, pages 209-232.
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Norman Etherington. (2002) Clearing the Muddy Waters: Jeff Peires and The Great Treks. Journal of Natal and Zulu History 20:1, pages 75-91.
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Norman Etherington. (1996) Recent trends in the historiography of Christianity in Southern Africa. Journal of Southern African Studies 22:2, pages 201-219.
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Andrew Offenburger. (2009) The Xhosa Cattle‐Killing Movement in History and Literature. History Compass 7:6, pages 1428-1443.
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