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Capturing the soul : encounters between Berlin missionaries and Tshivenda-speakers in the late nineteenth century
During the 1990s, missionaries and their interaction with local societies began to assume a central role in historiographical debates in, and about, South Africa. This new focus built on pioneering work produced during the preceding two decades. My study foregrounds the value of the archives and lib...
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Department of Historical Studies
2024
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