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5. Readers are reminded that in this book the term "black" is used to include
Coloureds and Indians as well as Africans.
6. Race Relations Survey, I987-88,
il.
7. Anthony Sampson, Black and Gold: Tycoons, Revolutionaries, and Apart-
heid (New York, 1987), 189-200;
Sparks, Tomorrow Is Another Country, 68-
75; African Economic Digest, July 17, 1987; West Africa, July 20, 1987.
8. Race Relations Survey, I989-90,
688.
9. Mandela, Long Walk to Freedom, 254-78.
10. Meredith, Nelson Mandela, 388-90;
Waldmeir, Anatomy of a Miracle,
104- 5.
II.
Waldmeir, Anatomy of a Miracle, 105.
12. Sparks, Tomorrow Is Another Country, 76-77.
13. Meredith, Nelson Mandela, 398.
14. Willem de Klerk, F. W. de Klerk: The Man in His Time (Johannesburg,
199 1),55.
15. F.W.de Klerk, The Last Trek, 159-72;
Heribert Adam and Kogila Mood-
ley, The Opening of the Apartheid Mind (Berkeley,Calif., 1993), 39- 58; Robert
Schrire, Adapt or Die: The End of White Politics in South Africa (New York,
1991); Sparks, Tomorrow Is Another Country, 91-108;
Ottaway, Chained To-
gether, 52-71; Guelke, South Africa in Transition, 23-44.
16. The complete speech is printed in Willem de Klerk, E W.de Klerk, 34-46.
17. Sampson, Mandela, 406-13.
18. F.W. de Klerk (hereafter cited as de Klerk), The Last Trek, 183- 85.