By the early 1870s, the area that became South Africa had been washed by successive waves of European expansion, notably the Dutch maritime empire of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries and British imperialism in the nineteenth.
An edition of Twentieth-century South Africa
(1994)
Twentieth-century South Africa
by William Beinart
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