10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GRIQUALAND EAST»
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Griqualand East in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Historical Dictionary of European Imperialism
Inhabited by and named after the Griqua people, Griqualand West and
Griqualand East were two large areas of historical importance in southern Africa
which are now located within the borders of the Cape Province of the Republic of
South ...
James Stuart Olson, Robert Shadle, 1991
2
The Early Annals of Kokstad and
Griqualand East
This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923.
The 10.000 Pounds were Official seal of however never used and taxes and
payments in Griqualand East remained in- _ Griqualand East kind. Except for
these occasional expenses the income of the Griqua government was used to
pay ...
4
The Cambridge History of the British Empire
1830-50) (Nomans- land), condition of, 307, 406; (1851- 61), Shepstone's plans
to settle Europeans or Zulus in, 359; Cape Easterners hope to acquire, 403-4,
413 sqq., 418; (1863), becomes Griqualand East when Adam Kok treks in from ...
Eric Anderson Walker, 1963
5
New Dictionary of South African Biography
area and sold some of the land, he decided in 1872 to follow his father-in-law to
Griqualand East. There he applied his abilities as cabinet-maker and assisted in
the establishment of Kokstad. In 1874 he returned to Griquatown and continued ...
6
The Map of Africa by Treaty
O N the 23rd August, 1886, 25 Royal Letters Patent were issued for the
annexation to the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope of the territory situated
between the district of Kokstad, in Griqualand East and Pondoland, known as the
Xesibe ...
S1ccAu. tion of the colony known as Griqualand East, and the territory of \Vest
Pondoland part of that portion of the colony known as Tembuland ; “and the said
territories shall be subject to such laws, statutes, and ordinances as have already
...
8
African Agency and European Colonialism: Latitudes of ...
79 From Kokstad, the chief magistrate warned Lagden of a "scare" throughout the
districts of Matatiele and Umzimkhulu in Griqualand East. It arose from reports
that Makhaola had defied the imperial government in BaSutoland and returned to
...
Femi James Kolapo, Kwabena O. Akurang-Parry, 2007
9
History of South Africa Since September 1795
1879 Annexation to the Cape Colony of Griqualand East, Fingoland, and the
district of Idutywa. Conquest of Zululand by British forces. 1880 Annexation of
Griqualand West to the Cape Colony. 1880-1881 War between the Cape Colony
and ...
George McCall Theal, 2010
In 1879 Griqualand East, too, was annexed by the Cape government, the Griqua
once again being persuaded to sell — and in other ways losing their land — to
whites. This added to the urgency of the action instituted first by Adam Kok's ...
