Special Collections
Ronald Ballinger Collection On Africa
BOOKS
A. Exploration and Travel
Automobile Association of South Africa. Road Atlas and Touring Guide of Southern Africa. Johannesburg: The Association, 1960.
Provides rules and regulations of the road, regional and city maps, fishing and wildlife information, and distance tables.
SP COLL G2561.P2 R6 1960 RBAfrica.
Barth, Henry. Travels and Discoveries in North and Central Africa. Philadelphia, John E. Potter and Company, 1870.
A distillation of the journals of Dr. Heinrich Barth. Details his travels and explorations in North Central Africa between 1849 and 1855.
SP COLL DT351.B273 1870 RBAfrica.
Green, Lawrence George. To the River's End. Cape Town: Howard B. Timmins, 1948.
Account of author’s exploration of South Africa his journey to the end of the Orange River, and the interesting people he encountered.
SP COLL DT757.G74 1948 RBafrica.
Huxley, Elspeth Joscelin Grant. Four Guineas: A Journey through West Africa. London: Reprint Society, 1955.
An account of the author’s travels through Gambia, Sierra Leone, the Gold Coast and Nigeria as she sought the “source of human conduct” rather than the source a river. Includes conversations with many Africans.
SP COLL DT497.H8 1955 RBAfrica.
Kingston, William Henry Giles and Charles Rathbone Low. Great African Travellers: From Bruce and Mungo Park to Livingstone and Stanley. London, New York: G. Routledge and Sons, 1890.
Lively account of British exploration before and during the Victorian era. Describes tribal life as observed by a succession of renowned British explorers. 100 illustrations.
SP COLL DT3.K55 1890 RBAfrica.
Librairie Pociello et les Ambassades de la Cote d'Ivoire. Cote
d’Ivoire.
Boulogne, France: Delroisse, 1973.
A pictorial study of traditional villages and chiefs, modern hotels and corporations, travel and tourists, art, agriculture, and industry. Text covers government, history, social aspects and economic expansion.
SP COLL DT545.2.C58 1973 RBAfrica.
Severin,Timothy. The African Adventure: Four Hundred Years of Exploration in the Dangerous Continent. New York: Dutton, 1973.
Chronicles the exploits of H.M Stanley, James Bruce, Dr. David Livingstone, and other European explorers. Discusses their personalities, the dangers they faced, and their reception at home.
SP COLL DT3.S49 1973 RBAfrica.
Walker, Eric Anderson. The Great Trek. London: Adam and Charles Black, 1938.
A broad survey of the Great Trek, or migration, that led to the creation of a republican North Africa adjacent to the colonial South Africa.
SP COLL DT773.7.W34 1938 RBAfrica.
B. History
Bovill, E. W. The Golden Trade of the Moors. London, New York: Oxford University Press, 1958.
Examines the Sahara Desert and its ability to enrich, influence and bewilder so many explorers and nomads. Shows the relationship between the great caravan routes and events in North and West Africa.
SP COLL DT356.B6 1958 RBAfrica.
Carter, Gwendolen M. and Patrick O’Meara, eds. Southern Africa: The Continuing Crisis. Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1979.
Analyzes historical, political, and social factors that have influenced national policies. Concentrates on struggles between whites and non-whites in nine countries with substantial white settlements.
SP COLL DT746.S63 1979 RBAfrica.
Cockram, Gail-Maryse. South West African Mandate. Cape Town: Juta, 1976.
Describes the formation of the first German Colony, then the only nation over which the United Nations claimed the right to exercise jurisdiction.
SP COLL JX1586.S64 C63 1976 RBAfrica.
Cubitt, Gerald S. and Johann Richter. South West. Cape Town: C. Struik, 1976.
A pictorial study and concise history of South West Africa. Depicts 20th century influences alongside ancient and unchanged customs.
SP COLL DT703.C84 1976 RBAfrica.
De Kiewiet, Cornelius William. A History of South Africa: Social & Economic. London: Oxford University Press, 1941.
Outlines the European history of South Africa, including the Boer War, gold mining, and the regulation of industry. Recommends Cape Coloured People, by Dr. J. S. Marais for study of the African and Asiatic populations.
SP COLL HC517.S7 D4 1941 RBAfrica.
Fisher, Godfrey, Sir. Barbary Legend: War, Trade, and Piracy in North Africa, 1415 – 1830. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1957.
Looks at English relations with the Mediterranean section of Barbary. Aspects include piracy, slavery, diplomacy, and commerce.
SP COLL DT201 F5 1957 RBAfrica.
Fynn, Henry Francis. The Diary of Henry Francis Fynn. Ed. by James Stuart and D. McK. Malcolm. Pietermaritzburg: Shuter and Shooter, 1950.
Compiled from original sources. Includes brief account of events in Zulu history immediately preceding Fynn’s life among the Zulu people in Natal.
SP COLL DT875.F9 1950 RBAfrica.
Green, Lawrence George. In the Land of Afternoon. Cape Town: Howard B. Timmins, 1949.
Account of life in and around Cape Town during the early 20th century. Includes anecdotes as well as social and economic history.
SP COLL DT828.G7 1949 RBafrica
Green, Lawrence George. Lords of the Last Frontier: The Story of South West Africa and its People of All Races. Cape Town: H. B. Timmins, 1952.
Describes the life, people, towns, villages, and farms of South West Africa. Emphasizes the region’s complicated history.
SP COLL DT703.G734 1952 RBAfrica.
Hancock, William Keith. I: vol. 1, The Sanguine Years 1970 – 1919; Smuts: vol.2, The Field of Force 1919 – 1950. Cambridge: University Press, 1962-68
Biography. Documents Smut’s years as a student, attorney, general, and statesman wherein he attempted to solve internal racial questions and to heal the feud between the Britons and the Boers. Covers decades as Prime Minister and period of opposition to the government.
SP COLL DT779.8.S6 H28 V. 1 and V. 2. RBAfrica.
Humphriss, Deryck. Benoni, Son of My Sorrow: The Social, Political and Economic History of a South African Gold Mining Town. Benoni: Town Council, 1968.
Story of a town founded in 1866. Based upon minutes of town council meetings, newspaper accounts and oral histories.
SP COLL DT944.B454 H85 1968 RBAfrica.
Kaula, Edna Mason. The Land and People of Rhodesia. Philadelphia: Lippincott, 1967.
From the arrival of the British in 1954 to the 1966 declaration of independence. Describes nationalism that swept Rhodesia and the conflicts between whites, Bantus, and the Colonial Office in London.
SP COLL DT962.K35 1967 RBAfrica.
Kruger, Paul. The Memoirs of Paul Kruger: Four Times President of the South African Republic. 2 vol. Port Washington, NY: Kennikat Press, 1970.
Relates events from boyhood through the completion of his fourth presidency. Appendices include transcriptions of important speeches.
SP COLL DT929.8.K8 A3414 1970 RBAfrica.
Luther, Ernest W. Ethiopia Today. Stanford, CA: Stanford University Pr., 1958.
A western economist presents historical, cultural, religious and commercial facts about this country in which he lived and worked.
SP COLL DT373.L8 1958 RBAfrica.
Marquard, Leopold. The Peoples and Policies of South Africa.
Capetown; New York: Oxford University Press, 1960.
Five hundred years of South African history. Discusses people, government and administration, the “colour bar,” politics, policies, education, religion, and the four “colonies” of South Africa.
SP COLL DT753.M37 1960 RBAfrica.
Maxwell, Gavin. Lords of the Atlas: The Rise and Fall of the House of Glaoua, 1893-1956. New York: Dutton, 1966.
Describes the ascent and fall of Madani and T’hami El Glaoui of Morocco.
SP COLL DT324.M38 1966a RBAfrica.
Michael Roberts and A.E.G. Trollip. The South African Opposition, 1939-1945: An Essay in Contemporary History. New York: Longmans, Green, 1947.
History of the party politics of South African Nationalism and its relationship to world events during World War II. Examines splits and quarrels among leaders and their failure to build a united front.
SP COLL DT779.7.R6 1947 RBAfrica.
Millin, Sarah Gertrude Liebson. The South Africans. London: Constable, 1926.
Account of the diamond and gold company adventurers and the daily life, politics, and people of South Africa.
SP COLL DT766.M5 1926 RBAfrica.
Nielsen, Waldemar A. African Battleline: American Policy Choices in Southern Africa. New York: Harper & Row, 1965.
Predicts “race wars and international conflict” within Southern Africa and expresses the need for U.S. foreign policy to respond and adapt.
SP COLL DT733.N5 1965 RBAfrica.
Republic of South Africa. Dept. of Foreign Affairs. South West Africa Survey, 1967. Pretoria: The Dept., 1967.
Covers geography, history, population groups, politics, government, economy, education, health, and housing in South West Africa.
SP COLL DT703.S63 1967 RBAfrica.
Walker, Eric Anderson. A History of South Africa. London, New York: Longmans, Green, 1947.
Chronological account of the social, economic, and military history of South West Africa, from 610 B.C. to the rise of Nazism in the 1930’s.
SP COLL DT732.W3 1947 RBAfrica.
C. Politics and Government
Ballinger, Margaret. From Union to Apartheid: A Trek to Isolation.
New York: Praeger, 1969.
Personal account of the author’s twenty-three years in South Africa’s Parliament. Where she was a staunch advocate of liberal ideas and a tireless defender of individual freedom.
SP COLL DT779.7.B28 1969 RBAfrica.
Butler, Jeffrey. The Liberal Party and the Jameson Raid. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1968.
Uses the private papers of influential figures from the Liberal and Unionist parties to examine the Jameson Raid and the improper and inadequate investigation conducted by the South Africa Committee of 1897.
SP COLL DT929.B8 1968 RBAfrica.
Butler, Jeffrey, Robert I Rothberg, and John Adams. The Black Homelands of South Africa: The Political and Economic Development of Bophuthatswana and Kwazulu. Berkeley: University of California Press, c1977.
Examination of homelands shows within them sections of non-contiguous land, scant natural resources and minimal economic infrastructures. Questions whether strong leaders can arise.
SP COLL JQ1999.B63 B87 RBAfrica.
Carter, Gwendolen Margaret. The Politics of Inequality: South Africa Since 1948. London: Thames and Hudson, 1958.
Analysis of inequality under the apartheid system. Based in part upon interviews conducted during visits to South Africa in 1948 and in 1952.
SP COLL DT779.7.C3 1958 RBAfrica.
Carter, Gwendolen Margaret, Thomas Karis, and Newell M. Stultz. South Africa's Transkei: The Politics of Domestic Colonialism. Evanston, IL: Northwestern University Press, 1967.
Examines the establishment of the largest tribal reserve, the motives of the government, and the theory of “separate development.”
SP COLL DT846.T7 C3 1967 RBAfrica.
Cole, Ernest. House of Bondage. New York: Random House 1967.
Through narrative and photographs, “coloured” journalist presents his view of life under apartheid system from which he fled at age 27.
SP COLL DT763.C65 1967 RBAfrica.
Giniewski, Paul. Bantustans: A Trek towards the Future. Cape Town: Human & Rousseau, 1961.
Sharp critique of South African system of apartheid. Views Bantustan homelands policy as a result of apartheid.
SP COLL DT763.G533 1961 RBAfrica.
Kilpin, Ralph Pilkington. Parliamentary Procedure in South Africa: A Short Guide to the Rules and Practice of the Union House of Assembly. 3rd ed. Cape Town: Juta, 1955.
Edition revised in response to the changes made during the 1954 session of Parliament and judicial decisions rendered in regard to the “entrenched sections” of the South Africa Act of 1909.
SP COLL JQ1964.K53 1955 RBAfrica.
Louis, William Roger, ed. Imperialism: The Robinson and Gallagher Controversy. New York: New Viewpoints, 1976.
Presentation of a theory of imperialism: “continuity of expansion, but flexibility in forms of political intervention and control depending upon local circumstances,” followed by the critical responses of scholars.
SP COLL JV246.I43 1976 RBAfrica.
Leonard, Charles. Papers on the Political Situation in South Africa, 1885-1895. London: Arthur L. Humphreys, 1903.
Accounts of problems in South Africa.
SP COLL DT775.L4 1903 RBAfrica.
Selections from the Correspondence of J.X. Merriman. Ed. by Phyllis Lewson. 2 vol. Cape Town: Van Riebeeck Society, 1960-69.
Documents Merriman’s activities as a businessman and farmer, as well as his 47 years as a member of Parliament representing Afrikaaner farmers.
SP COLL DT1927.M48 A4 1960 Rbafrica v.1-2
Neame, Lawrence Elwin. Some South African Politicians, with 16 Drawings by "Quip." Cape Town, South Africa: Maskew Miller, Ltd., [1929].
Character sketches of 19th and 20th century politicians. Perceptive and balanced; accounts accompanied by gentle caricatures.
SP COLL DT776.A2 N4 1929 RBAfrica.
Potter, Elaine. The Press as Opposition: The Political Role of South African Newspapers. Totowa, NJ: Rowman and Littlefield, 1975.
Africans under Apartheid were systematically excluded from the political system. However, freedom of the press survived, and newspapers became very influential. The author examines the financial structure of the press, its readership, and its links to the South African government.
SP COLL PN5477.P6 P6 1975 RBAfrica.
Sachs, Albie. The Jail Diary of Albie Sachs. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1967.
The diary of a young South African attorney who spent 168 days in solitary confinement for opposing apartheid laws.
SP COLL DT763.S17 1967 RBAfrica.
South Africa. Commission of Enquiry into South West African Affairs. Verslag van die Kommissie van Ondersoek na Aangeleenthede van Suidwes – Afrika, 1962-1963 = Report of the Commission of Enquiry into South West African Affairs, 1962-1963. [Capetown?] Republiek van Suid-Afrika, [1964].
Outlines the proposed development of South West Africa. Left hand page is in Afrikaans, right hand is in English.
SP COLL DT1638.S6 1964 RBAfrica.
_____. Decisions by the Government on the Recommendations of the Commission of Enquiry into South West African Affairs. Pretoria, Cape Town: Cape & Transvaal Printers, Cape Town, 1964.
Provides reasons for decisions made by Commission about future development.
SP COLL DT1638.S62 1964 RBAfrica.
Thompson, Leonard and Jeffrey Butler, eds. Change in Contemporary
South Africa.
Berkeley: University of California Press, 1975.
Scholars, gathered at Yale in 1974, deliberate the potential for change in this region of remarkable stability and adaptability for which fundamental social transformation has long been demanded.
SP COLL DT779.9.C4 1975 RBAfrica.
Van Jaarsveld, Floris Albertus. The Awakening of Afrikaner Nationalism, 1868-1881. New York: Humanities Press, 1961.
Analyzes the development of nationalism among the Afrikaans-speaking people of South Africa as a response to British imperialist policies.
SP COLL DT775.V313 1961 RBAfrica.
Vandenbosch, Amry. South Africa and the World: The Foreign Policy of Apartheid. [Lexington] University Press of Kentucky [1970].
Systematic study of South Africa’s foreign policy, an international issue because of race relations and colonialism. Critical of apartheid but aware of difficulties facing white South Africans.
SP COLL DT779.V3 1970 RBAfrica.
D. Economics
Cope, R. K. Comrade Bill: The Life and Times of W. H. Andrews, Workers’ Leader. Cape Town: Stewart Printing Co., [1944?].
Biography of a working class leader. Based on interviews, newspaper files, police and court records, and the archives of trade unions and workers’ political organizations.
SP COLL HD8801.C6 1944 RBAfrica.
De Kiewiet, Cornelius William. The Imperial Factor in South Africa: A Study in Politics and Economics. Cambridge: The University Pr., 1937.
Examination of British policy in light of history. Concludes that a close economic association rather than racial conflict is the most distinctive quality of the relationship.
SP COLL DT775.D4 1937 RBAfrica.
Gregory, Theodor Emanuel. Ernest Oppenheimer and the Economic Development of Southern Africa. Cape Town, New York: Oxford University Pr., 1962.
The life and career of Sir Ernest Oppenheimer who rose from the position of junior clerk to head of the corporation at the pinnacle of the diamond and gold mining industries.
SP COLL HD9677.S62 G7 1962 RBAfrica.
United Nations. Dept. of Economic and Social Affairs. Economic Survey of Africa since 1950. New York: United Nations, 1959.
Analyzes development in terms of structure, growth trends, external trade, and capital formation. Extensive tables.
SP COLL HC505.V58 E2 1959 RBAfrica.
E. Social Life and Customs
Gray, Richard. The Two Nations: Aspects of the Development of Race Relations in the Rhodesias and Nyasaland. London, New York: Oxford University Press, 1960.
Covers the period between the two world wars, describes the later effects of industrialization and urbanization, and analyzes the growth and development of political and social awareness.
SP COLL DT856.G72 1960 RBAfrica.
Green, Lawrence George. Beyond the City Lights: The Story of the Western Province. Cape Town: H. Timmins, 1957.
Town and farm life in the Western Province of South Africa.
SP COLL DT846.G7 1957 RBAfrica.
Junod, Henri Alexandre. The Life of a South African Tribe: I, Social Life; II, Mental Life. 2 vol. New Hyde Park, N Y: University Books [1962].
Protestant Missionary describes the social life and customs, organization, agriculture, art and religion of the Thonga Tribe.
SP COLL GN657.T5 J82 1962 RBAfrica.
F. Language and Literature
Awoonor, Kofi. Night of My Blood. Garden City, NY: Doubleday, 1971.
Poetry in the medium of traditional Ewe song laments the decline of Africa and the abandonment of traditional values.
SP COLL PR6051.W6 N5 1971a RBAfrica.
Carim, Enver. The Golden City. New York: Grove Press, 1970.
A novel about life in South Africa from the perspective of the Indian, the Cape “coloured,” and the black African.
SP COLL PR6053.A6834 G6 1970 RBAfrica.
Gerard, Albert S., Special Editor. Black Africa: Review of National Literatures. Volume II, Number II. Fall 1971. Jamaica, NY: St. John's University Press, c1972.
A compilation of essays that focus on nationalism in literature. Looks also at the influence of language, and the choice between European and native.
SP COLL PL8010.B6 1972 RBAfrica.
Jablow, Alta, transl. Gassire's Lute: A West African Epic. New York: E.P. Dutton, c1971.
A Sudanese epic poem on the fall of the Wagadu city-state. Tells of a warrior son who renounces his noble birth to become the first bard of his tribe.
SP COLL PL8013.E5 J3 1971 RBAfrica.
Kunene, Mazisi. Zulu Poems. New York: Africana Publishing, c1970.
Poems in the style of Zulu oral tradition, expressing the consciousness of the people and preserving their history and communal identity.
SP COLL PR6061.U5 Z4 1970 RBAfrica.
Makward, E. and L. Lacy. Contemporary African Literature. New York: Random House, c1972.
Anthology of tales, legends, short stories, excerpts from novels, poetry, drama, and non-fiction.
SP COLL PL8011.M35 1972 RBAfrica.
Nagenda, Musa. Dogs of Fear: A Story of Modern Africa. New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, c1972.
A novel for young readers. A father, concerned that his European educated son has become “womanly,” compels him to complete a “rite of manhood.”
SP COLL PZ7.N137 Do 1972 RBAfrica.
Okai, John. The Oath of the Fontomfrom and Other Poems. New York: Simon and Schuster, c1971.
Poetical exploration of the experience of being black in a white world.
SP COLL PR6065.K28 O2 1971 RBAfrica.
Trask, Willard R., ed. Classic Black African Poems. New York: Eakins Press, c1971.
Collection of “unwritten songs” from obscure tribes. Expresses basic emotions with a “bold directness reverent of human and animal life.”
SP COLL PL8013.E5 C58 1971 RBAfrica.
Uys, Sannie. Vroue. Kaapstad, South Africa: Unie-Volkspers, Bpk., 1948
Novel written in Afrikaans.
SP COLL PR 9369.3 U9 V8 1948 RBAfrica.
Vilakazi, Benedict Wallet. Zulu Horizons: The Vilakazi Poems. Translated by D. McK. Malcolm and Florence Louie Friedman. Cape Town: H. Timmins, 1962.
Poetry that embodies the Zulu way of life and its perspective on life, race and the world at large. Includes a brief biography of the poet.
SP COLL PL8844.Z95 E5 1962 RBAfrica.
G. Miscellaneous
Barnard, Cecil. The Ivory Trail. Cape Town: H.B. Timmins, 1954.
The life and times of Bvenkenya, (S.C. Bernard), “the King of the Ivory Poachers.”
SP COLL SK35.B28 1954 RBAfrica.
Bayliss, John F. Black Slave Narratives. New York: Macmillan. London: Collier-Macmillan, c1970.
Twenty accounts of life under slavery in America. Narrators include Gustavus Vassa, Venture Smith, Frederick Douglass, and Harriet Tubman.
SP COLL E444.B63 1970 RBAfrica.
Betts, Raymond F. Assimilation and Association in French Colonial Theory, 1890-1914. New York: Columbia University Press, 1961.
A look at French policy that preserved indigenous economic and cultural institutions and encouraged economic cooperation.
SP COLL JV1837.B4 1961 RBAfrica.
Brown, Leslie. The Life of the African Plains. New York: McGraw-Hill, c1972.
General exploration of the ecology of the savannas. Details what happens during the course of a year and shows how grazing animals survive.
SP COLL HQ541.5.P7 B76 1972 RBAfrica.
De Bosdari, C. Cape Dutch Houses and Farms: Their Architecture and History, Together with a Note on the Role of Cecil John Rhodes in Their Preservation. Cape Town: A.A. Balkema, 1953.
Describes 200 old houses and includes photographs, line drawings, and road maps. Looks at the effect of early history on Cape architecture.
SP COLL NA7466.S6 D4 1953 RBAfrica.
Havinga, J.F.E. et al. History for Std. VI in Accordance with the New Differentiated Syllabus for Transvaal Schools. Cape Town: Nasionale Boekhandel Bpk. [1958?].
Syllabus for teaching general and South African history in grammar schools.
SP COLL DT1780.H4 1958 RBAfrica.
Patterson, John Henry. The Man-Eaters of Tsavo and Other East African Adventures. London: Macmillan, 1907.
Account of the author’s two years spent hunting in Africa.
SP COLL SK255.B8 P3 1907 RBAfrica.
Petrie, William Matthew Flinders. With chapter by F. Ll. Griffith. The Royal Tombs of the First Dynasty. 2vol. London, Boston: Egypt Exploration Fund, 1900-1901.
An account of the excavation of the royal tombs of Abydos, first Dynasty of Ancient Egypt. Contains photographs of tomb artifacts, drawings of seals, and hieroglyphic inscriptions.
SP COLL DT62.T6 P48 1900 RBAfrica.
Wrogemann, Nan. Cheetah under the Sun. New York: McGraw-Hill, c1975.
An account of the enduring relationship between mankind and the cheetah.
SP COLL QL737.C23 W76 1975 RBAfrica.
PAMPHLETS
Barclays Bank Series – Countries
Basutoland, Bechuanaland & Swaziland SP COLL DT782 .B24 1962 RBAfrica.
Ghana SP COLL HC1060 .G422 1962 RBAfrica. SP COLL HC1060 .G422 1964 RBAfrica.
Kenya SP COLL HC865 .K46 1964 RBAfrica.
Libya SP COLL HC825 .L5 1961 RBAfrica.
Nigeria SP COLL HC1055 .N47 1963 RBAfrica.
Nyasaland SP COLL HC935 .N9 1964 RBAfrica.
Rhodesia
Federation of Rhodesia & Nyasaland
SP COLL HC900 .F44 1961 RBAfrica.
Northern Rhodesia SP COLL HC915 .N6 1964 RBAfrica.
Southern Rhodesia SP COLL HC910 .S68 1964 RBAfrica.
Sierra Leone SP COLL HC517 .S52 1961 RBAfrica. SP COLL HC517 .S52 1963 RBAfrica.
Tanganyika SP COLL HC885 .T26 1962 RBAfrica. SP COLL HC885 .T26 1963 RBAfrica.
Uganda SP COLL HC870 .U428 1961 RBAfrica. SP COLL HC870 .U428 1964 RBAfrica.
Barclays Bank Series – Other Topics
Citrus SP COLL HD9259 .C52 1964 RBAfrica.
Sisal and other Hard Fibres SP COLL HD9156.S8 A4 1963 RBAfrica.
Tobacco SP COLL HD9130.5 .T6 1961 RBAfrica.
Other
American Assembly. The United States and Africa; Background Papers
Prepared for the Use of Participants and the Final Report of the Thirteenth
American Assembly. Harriman, New York, May 1-4, 1958.
[New York] 1958.
SP COLL DT38.A65 1958 RBAfrica.
Breytenbach, W. J. Crocodiles and Commoners in Lesotho: Continuity and Change in the Rulemaking System of the Kingdom of Lesotho. Pretoria: Africa Institute, 1975.
SP COLL JQ2740.A91 B7 1975 RBAfrica.
Coren, Alan. The Collected Bulletins of President Idi Amin as Taken Down Verbatim by Alan Coren and Published Weekly in the Pages of Punch. London: Robson Books Ltd., 1974.
SP COLL DT433.282.A55 C67 1974 RBAfrica.
Coren, Alan. The Further Bulletins of President Idi Amin as Taken Down Verbatim by Alan Coren and Published Weekly in the Pages of Punch. London: Robson Books, 1975.
SP COLL DT433.282.A55 C69 1975 RBAfrica.
Dart, Raymond A. Africa's Place in the Emergence of Civilization. [Johannesburg: South African Broadcasting Corporation, 1959?]
SP COLL GN 645 .D3 1959 RBAfrica.
Dart, Raymond A., ed. Africa's Place in the Human Story. [Cape Town?]: South African Broadcasting Corp., [195-].
SP COLL QE757.A1 A35 RBAfrica.
Findlay, George. Miscegenation: A Study of the Biological Sources of Inheritance of the South African European Population. Pretoria: "Pretoria News" and Printing Works, 1936.
SP COLL DT1754.F46 1936 RBAfrica.
Ghana. Public Relations Dept. Achievement in the Gold Coast: Aspects of Development in a British West African Territory. Accra: Public Relations Department, 1951.
SP COLL DT511.A312 1951 RBAfrica.
Golovnin, Vasili Mikhailovich. Detained in Simon's Bay: The Story of the Detention of the Imperial Russian Sloop Diana from April 1808 to May 1809. Cape Town: Friends of the South African Library, 1964.
SP COLL DT827 .G6413 1964 RBAfrica.
Gordimer, Nadine and Lionel Abrahams, eds. South African Writing Today. Harmondsworth : Penguin Books, 1967.
SP COLL PR9367.9.S6 1967 RBAfrica.
Groenewald, Pieter Willem Jacobus. Learn to Speak Afrikaans: A New Method Based on 1000 Words. Pietermaritzburg: Shuter & Shooter, 1954.
SP COLL PF861.G7 1954 RBAfrica.
Haas, Emmy. Pride's Progress: The Story of a Family of Lions. New York: Avon Books, 1971.
SP COLL QL737.C2 H13 1971 RBAfrica.
Heard, Kenneth A. Political Systems in Multi-Racial Societies. Johannesburg: South African Institute of Race Relations, 1961.
SP COLL JC273.H4 1961 RBAfrica.
Horrell, Muriel. A Decade of Bantu Education. Johannesburg: South African Institute of Race Relations, 1964.
SP COLL LC2808.S7 H6 1964 RBAfrica.
Kops, Harold. Veld, City and Sea: A Collection of Stories. Johannesburg: Central News Agency, 1956.
SP COLL PR9897.K7 V4 1956 RBAfrica.
Macmillan, William Miller. Africa Emergent: A Survey of Social, Political, and Economic Trends in British Africa. Harmondsworth, Middlesex: Penguin Books, c1949.
SP COLL DT32.M3 1949 RBAfrica.
Matheson, Alastair. The Coloured People of the Cape. London: Public Relations Office, South Africa House, [1947?].
SP COLL DT2032 .M38 1947 RBAfrica.
Niven, Cecily FitzPatrick. Recollections of Sir Percy FitzPatrick. [Johannesburg]: SABC, [1957?].
SP COLL DT776.F5 N5 1957 RBAfrica.
Pedersen, Neville. When the Storm Has Ceased to Blow. South Africa: Central News Agency, 1953.
SP COLL PR9897.P4 W5 1953 RBAfrica.
Pienaar, S. Anthony Sampson. South Africa: Two Views of Separate Development. Safeguarding the Nations of South Africa. Old fallacies with a New Look, Ignoring the Africans. London, New York: Oxford University Press, 1960.
SP COLL DT779.7.P61 S7 1960 RBAfrica.
Rubin, Neville N. History of the Relations between NUSAS, the Afrikaanse Studentebond, and the Afrikaans University Centres Covering the Period up to 17th November, 1959. [Cape Town?]: National Union of South African Students, [1960].
SP COLL LA1539 .R83 1960 RBAfrica.
South African Information Service. Progress through Separate Development: South Africa in Peaceful Transition. New York, 1966.
SP COLL DT763.A57 1966 RBAfrica.
South African Information Service. South African Tradition: A Brief Survey of Culture and Art in the Republic of South Africa. New York: Information Service of South Africa, 1974.
SP COLL NX587.S6 1974 RBAfrica.
The State Information Office. The Indian in South Africa. Pretoria, Union of South Africa: The State Information Office, [1946?].
SP COLL DT764.E3 I56 1946 RBAfrica.
Thompson, Francis Robert, Ed. Nancy Rouillard. Matabele Thompson: His Autobiography. [Johannesburg]: Central News Agency, 1953.
SP COLL DT779.8.T45 A3 1953 RBAfrica.
Weston, Frank. The Black Slaves of Prussia: An Open Letter Addressed to General Smuts. Boston, Houghton Mifflin, 1918.
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