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197-219;
Waldmeir, Anatomy of a Miracle, 245-48;
Guelke, South Africa in
Transition, 67-88.
59. Newsday, March 27, 1994·
60. Meredith, Nelson Mandela, 513-14.
61. Ibid., 512-15; de Klerk, The Last Trek, 320-27;
Sparks, Tomorrow Is An-
other Country, 219-25; Waldmeir, Anatomy of a Miracle, 248- 50.
62. De Klerk, The Last Trek, 328-33;
Giliomee, "The National Party's Cam-
paign for a Liberation Election," 43-71.
63. Lodge, "The African National Congress and Its Allies," 23-42.
64. Benjamin Pogrund, "South Africa Goes to the Polls," Election '94, 159-
8I; Sparks, Tomorrow Is Another Country, 226-28;
Guelke, South Africa in
Transition, I 12- 35; Mandela, Long Walk to Freedom, 538 - 40; R. W. Johnson,
"The Election, the Count, and the Drama in KwaZulu/Natal,"
in Launching
Democracy in South Africa, 274-3°0.
Meredith, Nelson Mandela, 515-17,
is
highly critical of the performance of the Independent Electoral Commission.
65.' Andrew Reynolds, "The Results," Election '94, 182-220;
R. W. Johnson,
"The 1994 Election: Outcome and Analysis," and "How Free and Fair?" in
Launching Democracy in South Africa, 301- 52; John Jackson, "The 1994 Elec-
tion: An Analysis," in The New South Africa: Prospects for Domestic and Inter-