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voyage d'exploration au nord-est de la Colonie du Cap de Bonne Esperance en
1836 (Paris, 1842), trans. John C: Brown, Narrative of an Exploratory Tour.to the
Cape of Good Hope (Cape Town, 1846),272-85;
D. FredericEllenberger and]. C.
Macgregor, History of the Basuto: Ancient and Modern (London, 1912),90-97.
75. John Alexander and Peta Jones provide archaeologists' models of this pro-
cess in Hall, Frontiers, 12-23, 289-96.
76. Thompson, Survival, 19.
77. Monica Wilson, "The Sotho, Venda, and Tsonga," in Oxford History,
1:148-49, 155-56, 165-66 .
78. Alberti, Xhosa, 87.
79. Lichtenstein, Travels, 1;:341.
80. Thompson, Survival, 13, 173.
81. Harinck," Interaction. "
82. Peires, Phalo, 19.
83. Ibid., 24. See also Philip Tobias, "The Biology of the Southern African
Negro," in The Bantu-Speaking Peoples of Southern Africa, ed. W.D. Hammond-
Tooke (London and Boston, 1974),43-44,
map on 2.6.
84. This is Kopytoff's core argument in The African Frontier.
Chapter 2: The White Invaders
1. Daniel J.Boorstin, The Discoverers: A History of Man's Search to Know
His World and Himself (New York, 1983); J. H. Parry, The Age of Reconnaissance
(New York, 1963).
2. Boorstin, Discoverers, 177.
3. C. R. Boxer, The Dutch Seaborne Empire, 1600-1800
(London, 1965);