Thoughts on South Africa
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1. Front matter2. FOREWORD3. PREFATORY NOTE4. INTRODUCTION5. CHAPTER I SOUTH AFRICA: ITS NATURAL FEATURES, ITS DIVERSE PEOPLES, ITS POLITICAL STATUS: THE PROBLEM6. CHAPTER II[8] THE BOER7. CHAPTER III THE PROBLEM OF SLAVERY8. CHAPTER IV THE WANDERINGS OF THE BOER9. CHAPTER IV THE WANDERINGS OF THE BOER (continued 2)10. CHAPTER V THE BOER WOMAN AND THE MODERN WOMAN'S QUESTION11. CHAPTER VI THE BOER AND HIS REPUBLICS12. CHAPTER VII THE PSYCHOLOGY OF THE BOER13. CHAPTER VII THE PSYCHOLOGY OF THE BOER (continued 2)14. CHAPTER VIII THE ENGLISHMAN15. CHAPTER VIII THE ENGLISHMAN (continued 2)16. NOTE A THE SOUTH AFRICAN NATION (1900).17. NOTE B THE VALUE OF HUMAN VARIETIES (1901)18. NOTE C THE DOMESTIC LIFE OF THE BOER (1899)19. NOTE D OUR WASTE LAND IN MASHONALAND (1891)