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Period 1620-
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Leonard Thompson (London, 1969), 145-70;
Elphick, Khoikhoi, 63-67.
5o. Lunguza ka Mpukane in The James Stuart Archive of Recorded Oral Evi-
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maritzburg, 1976), 342.
51. Alberti, Xhosa, 2, 21.
52. Ibid., 22-26;
Bird, Annals of Natal, 1:47.
53. Amy Jacot-Guillarmod, The Flora of Lesotho (Lehrer, 1971); A. T. Bryant,
Zulu Medicine and Medicine-Men (Cape Town, 1966).
54. Bird, Annals of Natal, 1:46.
55. Ralph Austen, African Economic History (Portsmouth, N.H., and London,
1987), 17·
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56. Burchell, Travels, 2: 5I 2, 514. A fine amateur artist, Burchellpublished two
illustrations of "Litakun": 2:3 60, 464.
57. Bird, Annals, 1:45-4 6.
58. Alberti, Xhosa, 57-59.
59. A. T. Bryant, Olden Times in Zululand and Natal (London, 1919), 74.
60. M. A. Boegner, ed., Livre d'or de la mission au Lessouto (Paris, 1912), 81-
83. Hunter, Conquest, 87-92,
describes Mpondo work parties in the 1930S.
61. Hunter, Conquest,
I 12-32.
62. Igor Kopytoff, "Introduction," in African Frontier, 47, 61. Jeff Guy claims