Thoughts on South AfricaChapter IV · THE WANDERINGS OF THE BOER (continued 2)Reading editionChapter navigation19 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterFOREWORDPREFATORY NOTEINTRODUCTIONChapter I · SOUTH AFRICA: ITS NATURAL FEATURES, ITS DIVERSE PEOPLES, ITS POLITICAL STATUS: THE PROBLEMChapter II · [8] THE BOERChapter III · THE PROBLEM OF SLAVERYChapter IV · THE WANDERINGS OF THE BOERChapter IV · THE WANDERINGS OF THE BOER (continued 2)Chapter V · THE BOER WOMAN AND THE MODERN WOMAN'S QUESTIONChapter VI · THE BOER AND HIS REPUBLICSChapter VII · THE PSYCHOLOGY OF THE BOERChapter VII · THE PSYCHOLOGY OF THE BOER (continued 2)Chapter VIII · THE ENGLISHMANChapter VIII · THE ENGLISHMAN (continued 2)NOTE A THE SOUTH AFRICAN NATION (1900).NOTE B THE VALUE OF HUMAN VARIETIES (1901)NOTE C THE DOMESTIC LIFE OF THE BOER (1899)NOTE D OUR WASTE LAND IN MASHONALAND (1891)Previous chapter ←Chapter IV · THE WANDERINGS OF THE BOERNext chapter →Chapter V · THE BOER WOMAN AND THE MODERN WOMAN'S QUESTIONAll chapters and sections (19)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsFOREWORDPREFATORY NOTEINTRODUCTIONChapters1Other sectionsChapter II · [8] THE BOERChapters344567788Other sectionsNOTE A THE SOUTH AFRICAN NATION (1900).NOTE B THE VALUE OF HUMAN VARIETIES (1901)NOTE C THE DOMESTIC LIFE OF THE BOER (1899)NOTE D OUR WASTE LAND IN MASHONALAND (1891)[191]◇← CHAPTER IV THE WANDERINGS OF THE BOERCHAPTER V THE BOER WOMAN AND THE MODERN WOMAN'S QUESTION →