South African Historical Journal, Volume 41, Issue 1 (1999)

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EDITORIAL
John Lambert
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The Many-Sided Struggle for Southern Africa, 1899–1902
GREG CUTHBERTSON & ALAN JEEVES
Pages: 2-21
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The Voices of Women in the South African War
ELIZABETH VAN HEYNINGEN
Pages: 22-43
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Not Quite All Quiet on the North West Frontier: Khama's Bangwato and the Waterberg Commando
NEIL PARSONS
Pages: 44-55
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The South African War and the Re-Shaping of Hurutshe Society, 1899–1907
A. H. MANSON
Pages: 56-71
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‘The Military Wanted to See a Zulu Dance’: White History and Black Anthropology in the Natal Narrative, c.1890–1905
J. PRIDMORE
Pages: 72-82
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‘The Play of Forces World-Wide in their Scope and Revolutionary in their Operation [J.A. Hobson]’: The South African War as an International Event
DONAL LOWRY
Pages: 83-105
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The ‘Walkover’ That Wasn't: ‘Miscalculation’ and the ‘Unnecessary’ South African War
JOHN BENYON
Pages: 106-129
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American Enterprise and the South African War 1895–1902
RICHARD W. HULL
Pages: 130-148
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The International of Critics: German and British Scholars during the South African War (1899–1902)
BENEDIKT STUCHTEY
Pages: 149-171
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Jan Smuts and the South African War
IAIN R. SMITH
Pages: 172-195
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A Kaleidoscopic Commentary: The South African War Journals of James Stevenson-Hamilton
JANE CARRUTHERS
Pages: 196-221
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The Letters Speak: Mary Moore, War and the Battle of Colenso, December 1899
SYLVIA VIETZEN
Pages: 222-245
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From Pro-Boer to Jingo: An Analysis of Small Town English-Language Newspapers on the Rand before the Outbreak of War in 1899
CHARLES DUGMORE
Pages: 246-266
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The British Press and Censorship during the South Afriean War 1899–1902
JACQUELINE BEAUMONT
Pages: 267-289
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Lloyd George, Keir Hardie and the Importance of the ‘Pro-Boers’
KENNETH O. MORGAN
Pages: 290-311
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Loyalty, Patriotism and Resistance: Canada's Response to the Anglo-Boer War, 1899–1902
CARMAN MILLER
Pages: 312-323
Published online: 14 Jan 2009
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The Royal Tour of 1901 and the Construction of an Imperial Identity in South Africa
PHILLIP BUCKNER
Pages: 324-348
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Telling the Boer War: Narrative Indeterminacy in Kipling's Stories of the South African War
MALVERN VAN WYK SMITH
Pages: 349-369
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No End of a [HistoryJ Lesson: Preparations for the Anglo-Boer War Centenary Commemoration
LESLIE WITZ, GARY MINKLEY & CIRAJ RASSOOL
Pages: 370-387
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‘Is There Anything to Celebrate?’ Paradoxes of Policy: An Examination of the State's Approach to Commemorating South Africa's Most Ambiguous Struggle
GRAHAM DOMINY & LULI CALLINICOS
Pages: 388-403
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Remapping and Remembering the South African War in Johannesburg and Pretoria
ELSABE BRINK & SUE KRIGE
Pages: 404-421
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Archives in Oxford Relating to the South African War
JOHN PINFOLD
Pages: 422-442
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A Bibliography of Dutch Publications on the South African War, Published in the Netherlands, 1899–1997
HENRIETTE LATSKY
Pages: 443-468
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