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“Wars are won by men not weapons”: the invention of a militarised British settler identity in the Eastern Cape c. 1910–1965
This thesis is concerned with the invention of South African Anglo identity, and aims to provide a new perspective on how this identity was constructed in the Eastern Cape from c.1910 to 1965. In particular, it considers the ways in which the museum developed to construct South African Anglo identit...
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Department of Historical Studies
2020
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