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- In fact, as Christopher Saunders has pointed out, the Radical History Review issue on ‘History from South Africa’ actually contains few examples of radical historical writing. C. Saunders, ‘Radical History-the Wits Workshop Version-Reviewed’, South African Historical Journal, 24 (1991), 161–2
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