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Land tenure in an urban areaFootnote∗
This paper is based on material collected in Grahamstown at the end of 1985. I am grateful to Michael Whisson and Chris de Wet for reading and commenting on an earlier draft of the paper.

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Land tenure in an urban areaFootnote∗This paper is based on material collected in Grahamstown at the end of 1985. I am grateful to Michael Whisson and Chris de Wet for reading and commenting on an earlier draft of the paper.

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Land tenure in an urban areaFootnote∗
This paper is based on material collected in Grahamstown at the end of 1985. I am grateful to Michael Whisson and Chris de Wet for reading and commenting on an earlier draft of the paper.