An edition of Cape Town between East and West
(2012)
Cape Town between East and West
social identities in a Dutch colonial town
by Nigel Worden
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Cape Town between East and West: social identities in a Dutch colonial town
2012, Jacana Media (Pty) Ltd., Uitgeverjj Verloren
in English
9087042906 9789087042905
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Table of Contents
Introduction / Nigel Worden
The cultural landscape / Antonia Malan
The VOC official elite / Robert Ross and Alicia Schrikker
Entrepreneurs and the making of a free burgher society / Gerald Groenewald
Protest and Dutch burgher identity / Teun Baartman
Southeast Asian migrants / Kerry Ward
The Chinese exiles / James C. Armstrong
Jan Smiesing, Slave Lodge schoolmaster and healer, 1697-1734 / Robert Shell and Archie Dick
Family, friendship and survival among freed slaves / Susan Newton-King
Soldiers and Cape Town society / Nigel Penn
Public brawling, masculinity and honour / Nigel Worden.
Edition Notes
Co-edition with Jacana Media, Auckland Park (South Africa).
Includes bibliographical references (pages 212-252) and index.
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