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xii, 224 pages : 23 cm Includes bibliographical references The unknown people -- The first of them all -- The first of the Assegais -- They saved a country -- The redcoats bear the brunt -- Breaking into the north -- First into the Transvaal -- A master trekker -- To the source of the Congo -- Trekkers of the sea -- Romance of a great port -- Throwing open the windows -- The master hand of Bain -- If the salt loses its savour -- South Africa's first college -- The discovery of Afrikaans -- He founded the schools -- Pioneers -- The makers of railways -- Hex River Pass and Drakensberg -- Politicians -- The men they were
- Author
- John Bond
- Publisher
- Cape Town, New York: Oxford University Press
- Published
- 1956
- Language
- EN
- Subjects
- History, Romance, Reference
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