(London, 1861; reprint, Cape Town, 1965), 131.
36. Ibid., 131-33.
See also Ludwig Alberti's Account of the Tribal Life and
Customs of the Xhosa in 1807, trans. William Fehr (Cape Town, 1968), 73-74
(hereafter, Alberti, Xhosa).
37. Eugenia W. Herbert, Red Gold of Africa: Copper in Precolonial History
and Culture (Madison, Wis. 1984), 26-27.
38. Ibid., 210. See Burchell, Travels, 1:566-73,
for an account of Tswana
copper ornaments, with illustrations.
39. John Bird, The Annals of Natal, 2 vols, (Cape Town, 1888), 1:46.
40. Alberti, Xhosa, 54.
41. Monica Hunter (Wilson), Reaction to Conquest, zd ed. (London, 1961),
70.
4 2 . Samson Mbizo Guma, "The Forms, Contents and Techniques of Tradi-
tional Literature in Southern Africa" (D. Litt. et Phil. diss., University of South
Africa, 1964), 130. Discussions in Hunter, Conquest, 65-71,
and Hugh Ashton,
The Basuto (London, 195 2), 134-43.
43. Peires, Phalo, 9; Ashton, Basuto, 138.
44. Caslis, Basuto,
163-64;
Alberti, Xhosa,
56. Discussions in Hunter,
Conquest, 71-9 5, and Ashton, Basuto, 120- 33.
45. Rev.John Brownlee, "Account of the Amakosae, or Southern Kaffers," in
George Thompson,
Travels and Adventures in Southern Africa (London, 1827;
reprint, 2 vols., Cape Town, 1967, 1968), 2:2°9-10.
Accounts of hunting also in