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When shall these dry bones live?' : interactions between the London Missionary Society and the San along the Cape's North-Eastern Frontier, 1790-1833
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Southern Namibia c.1700 - c.1840 : khoikhoi, missionaries and the advancing frontier
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King William's Town and the Xhosa, 1854-1861 : the role of a frontier capital during the High Commissionership of Sir George Grey
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Lunacy, leprosy and legislation: medical practice and colonial control at the Cape, c. 1820-1831
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The Children's Friend Society in the Cape of Good Hope and the question of labour c. 1830-1842
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Unity and division : aspects of the history of Abathembu Chieftainship c. 1920 to c. 1980
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Labour, capital and the state in the St. Helena Bay fisheries c.1856 - c.1956
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Women of St. Marks, Transkei : negotiating customary law, c.1940 - c.1960
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Island bodies: registers of race and 'Englishness' on Tristan da Cunha c.1811 - c.1940
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Sam Sly's African Journal and the role of satire in colonial British identity at the Cape of Good Hope, c. 1840-1850
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Ajami Literacy, class, and Portuguese pre-colonial administration in Northern Mozambique
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Traditions and transitions : Islam and chiefship in Northern Mozambique, ca. 1850-1974
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'You cannot make the people scientific by Act of Parliament' : farmers, the State and livestock enumeration in the North-western Cape, c. 1850-1900
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A history of the Kano Book Market, c. 1920-2020
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Development transformation and freedom : critical perspectives on development, transformation and freedom, with reference to a social and economic history of the state, markets and civil practices in the Western Cape of South Africa, c. 1910-1984
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Gender, livelihoods and conservation in Hluleka, Mpondoland c.1920 to the present : land, forests and marine resources
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Recovering the lives of South African Jewish women during the migration years c1880-1939
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Fighting for the spoils : Cape burgerschap and faction disputes in Cape Town in the 1770s
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Slavery in Cape Town, 1806 to 1834
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Colonial mining policy of the Cape of Good Hope : an examination of the evolution of mining legislation in the Cape Colony, 1853-1910
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Grappling with grapes : wine tourism of the Western Cape
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The social role of the Museum: a visitor survey in the Cape
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Towards a history of a Senegalese brotherhood in Cape Town
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Ornaments of the Desert : Springbok Treks in the Cape Colony, 1774-1908
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The changing landscape of the Liesbeek River valley : an investigation of the use of an environmental history approach in historical research and in classroom practice
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Contracted chattel : indentured and apprenticed labor in Cape Town, c.1808-1840
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Capitalisation and proletarianization on a Western Cape farm: Klaver Valley 1812-1898
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Crime, community and police in Cape Town, 1825-1850
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The Castle of Good Hope : an examination of controversies and conflicting perceptions : a case study in public history
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Fighting for the spoils : Cape burgerschap and faction disputes in Cape Town in the 1770s
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The South African Commercial Advertiser and the making of middle class identity in early nineteenth-century Cape Town
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Commemorations and conflicts in the production of South African national pasts : the 1952 Jan van Riebeeck tercentenary festival
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"A journal among them" : colonial discourse and the creation of an imaginary community in the Graham's Town Journal, 1831-36
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Remembering in the postcolony : refiguring the past with theatre
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A collection of discrete essays with the common theme of gender and slavery at the Cape of Good Hope with a focus on the 1820s
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The mutiny on the Meermin
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Law and community in a slave society : Stellenbosch district, c.1760-1820
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"Good citizens and gentlemen" : public and private space at the South African College, 1880-1918
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Manumission in Isle de France during the revolutionary and post revolutionary years from 1789 to 1810
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The road to Mamre : migration, memory and the meaning of community c1900-1992
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The Northern Cape frontier zone, 1700 - c.1815
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The Enslaved people of Simons Town 1743-1843
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Grappling with grapes : wine tourism of the Western Cape
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Missions and emancipation in the South Western Cape : a case study of Groenekloof (Mamre), 1838-1852
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Slavery in Cape Town, 1806 to 1834
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The admission of slaves and 'prize slaves' into the Cape Colony, 1797-1818
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Council of (in)justice : crime, status, punishment and decision-makers in the 1730's Cape justice system
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Land and Society in the Komaggas region of Namaqualand
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The discovery and development of the Namaqualand Diamond Field, 1925-1950
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Casting off the old Kaross: the Little Namaqualand missions, 1805-1848
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Marital Miseries: A History of Marital Conflicts in the Nineteenth-Century Cape Colony, 1828-1900
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Lunacy, leprosy and legislation: medical practice and colonial control at the Cape, c. 1820-1831
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Negotiating freedom: the free black farmers of Jonkershoek, 1697-1710
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The arrival of Grey : a re-evaluation of George Grey's governance at the Cape of Good Hope, 1854-1861
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The Children's Friend Society in the Cape of Good Hope and the question of labour c. 1830-1842
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Elandskloof : land, labour and Dutch Reformed Mission activity in the Southern Cedarberg, 1860-1963
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When shall these dry bones live?' : interactions between the London Missionary Society and the San along the Cape's North-Eastern Frontier, 1790-1833
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Wupperthal: listening to the past
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The Northern Cape frontier zone, 1700 - c.1815
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Sam Sly's African Journal and the role of satire in colonial British identity at the Cape of Good Hope, c. 1840-1850
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Kat River revisited
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The Cape Squadron, Admiral Baldwin Walker and the suppression of the slave trade (1861-4)
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Land rights & identity: the establishment of the Leliefontein Mission and its impact on the Little Namaqua of the Kamiesberg
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The discovery and development of the Namaqualand Diamond Field, 1925-1950
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Dithakong and the 'mfecane' : a historiographical and methodological analysis
