The Bantu, Past and Present: An Ethnographical & Historical Study of the Native Races of South Africa

Ama-Xosa Ama-Zulu animal annexed Arabs attacked Bakwena Bantu languages Bantu nations Bantu tribes barbarous Barolong Basuto Basuto War Basutoland Batlaping Bechuana Bechuanaland Becoana Bengula blood Boers British Government Bushmen called Cape Colony cattle century Cetywayo chief Christian civilisation coast of Africa coast tribes coloured customs Damaras death defeated Dingana Dinizulu Dutch east coast Egypt enemy Ethnical Group Eur-Africans European explored fact Fingoes force Gcaleka Hottentots inhabitants interior Kaffir Khama killed King known labour land later lived Livingstone Lovedale Mafeking Makalaka Makana Mashona Matabele missionary Montsioa moral Moselekatse Moshesh Natal native Ndlambe Negro neighbours Ngqika Orange Free peace perhaps population Portuguese practice primitive race recognised regiments religion River ruler settled slavery slaves social South Africa Southern Swazis territory Thaba Ncho things tion Transvaal tribal Tshaka Tshidi west coast women words Xosa-Zulu Xosas Zambesi Zululand Zulus