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8. Elphick, Khoikhoi, 237-38.
9· Ibid., 234.
10. Richard Elphick and Robert Shell, "Intergroup Relations: Khoikhoi, Set-
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13. Ibid., 480-81.
I4~ Henry Lichtenstein, Travelsin Southern Africa in the ~ars I803, I804, I805,
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A. J. Boeseken, "The Settlement under the van
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17. Worden, Slavery, I 15.
18. Carl Peter Thunberg, Travels at the Cape of Good Hope, ed. V. S. Forbes
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19. Shell, Children of Bondage, 206-14;
Worden, Slavery, 101-18.