Publisher's Synopsis
The Native Problem of South Africa is a seminal work on the issues of race and colonialism in South Africa. Written during the height of apartheid, this book provides a careful analysis of the complex issues facing the country and its people. From the struggles of the indigenous population to the exploitation of the land and resources, this book provides a compassionate and insightful view into the challenges facing South Africa in the 20th century.
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