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... in fact , to no small extent was their life centred in their cattle , with which was associated a wealth of traditional lore . Besides stealing cattle , the Company had imposed forced labour , which the natives had 102 XI ...
... in fact , to no small extent was their life centred in their cattle , with which was associated a wealth of traditional lore . Besides stealing cattle , the Company had imposed forced labour , which the natives had 102 XI ...
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... labour , for they were used to seeing manual labour done by their womenfolk ; because , even when willing to do ordinary farm work , they were afraid to work underground in mines ( and who shall blame them ? ) ; because they did not ...
... labour , for they were used to seeing manual labour done by their womenfolk ; because , even when willing to do ordinary farm work , they were afraid to work underground in mines ( and who shall blame them ? ) ; because they did not ...
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... labour brings you . And So , when Imperialist ' tells us that Rhodes gave £ 50,000 to buy maize for the Matabele after the white invasion , we realise that it was not done from altruism , but because black labour would be needed to ...
... labour brings you . And So , when Imperialist ' tells us that Rhodes gave £ 50,000 to buy maize for the Matabele after the white invasion , we realise that it was not done from altruism , but because black labour would be needed to ...
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