Impressions of South Africa

by Viscount James Bryce Bryce

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Contents

  1. James Bryce
  2. Prefatory Chapter
  3. Note
  4. Area and Population of the Several Colonies, Republics and Territories in South Africa
  5. Dates of Some Important Events in the History of South Africa
  6. Introduction
  7. Chapter I. Physical Features
  8. Chapter II. Health
  9. Chapter III. Wild Animals and Their Fate
  10. Chapter IV. Vegetation
  11. Chapter V. Physical Aspects of the Various Political Divisions
  12. Chapter VI. Nature and History
  13. Chapter VII. Aspects of Scenery
  14. Chapter VIII. The Natives: Hottentots, Bushmen, and Kafirs
  15. Chapter IX. Out of the Darkness—Zimbabwye
  16. Chapter X. The Kafirs: Their History and Institutions
  17. Chapter XI. The Europeans in South Africa Till 1854
  18. Chapter XII. The Europeans in South Africa, 1854-95
  19. Chapter XIII. Travelling and Communications
  20. Chapter XIV. From Cape Town to Bulawayo
  21. Chapter XV. From Bulawayo to Fort Salisbury—Matabililand and Mashonaland
  22. Chapter XVI. From Fort Salisbury to the Sea—Manicaland and the Portuguese Territories
  23. Chapter XVII. Observations on the Resources and Future of Matabililand and Mashonaland
  24. Chapter XVIII. Through Natal to the Transvaal
  25. Chapter XIX. The Orange Free State
  26. Chapter XX. Basutoland
  27. Chapter XXI. Blacks and Whites
  28. Chapter XXII. Missions
  29. Chapter XXIII. Social Characteristics of the Two British Colonies
  30. Chapter XXIV. Politics in the Two British Colonies
  31. Chapter XXV. The Situation in the Transvaal Before the Rising of 1895
  32. Chapter XXVI. The Economic Future of South Africa
  33. Chapter XXVII. Reflections and Forecasts
  34. Appendix
  35. Convention of 1884

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