Titlebook: Chiefdom Politics and Alien Law; Basutoland under Cap Sandra Burman Book 1981 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limite

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Dietmar Sternad,Gernot M?dritscherritory unfragmented and forced the Sotho to retain their customs and law to a far greater extent than the Africans in the Republic. This book is an examination of the first explosive years of Lesotho (Basutoland) under magisterial rule, in which an attempt was made to effect a rapid change in Sotho

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,Ebenen der Qualit?tsbetrachtung, the individual from the demands of the group. Unfortunately for both British and Sotho, Sotho society had developed to meet different economic and strategic requirements, and as a result was based on rather different values.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-20184-5 theory.. Nonetheless, there is strong evidence that Letsie was in contact with and encouraged the Sotho involved in the revolt,. and the Cape authorities’ concern over the Basutoland Rebellion—or War of the Guns, as it is known by the Sotho—must be seen against the background of Cape forces being r

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-20698-7 to return to their villages were to be provided for either in Quthing or below the Drakensberg. Quthing, though not to be confiscated, was to remain under the control of the Government for purposes of settlement, as it had been since Moorosi’s rebellion. This was done to provide the loyals with lan

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,Weiterführende Literaturhinweise, to include groups on whom the Cape officials had counted as certain allies against disloyal chiefs, their analysis of the degree of social change effected appears questionable. But to take the revolt as proof of the failure of the Cape’s chosen means of changing Sotho society is to misunderstand th

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