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The confrontation between the Archbishop of Cape Town, Joost de Blank, and the South African government on racial policies, 1957-1963
This study arises partly out of a pre-occupation with a period covering six impressionable years of my life - the final year at school, university days and the commencement of a teaching career; and partly from a reading of Alan Paton's Apartheid and the Archbishop which in covering the political as...
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2016
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