R220.00
“In his book Independence My Way, Matanzima argued that emancipation would come through a federation of semi-autonomous black states, such as Transkei, rather than through the militant nationalism espoused by the African National Congress (ANC).”
Price: R220.00
Edition: First edition
Published: 1976
Publishers: Foreign Affairs Association
ISBN: 0908397054
Condition: Cloth hardcover in good condition with very minor shelf wear around the edges. Dust jacket in fair condition, with scuff marks around the edges as well as on the covers. Small bookseller’s sticker on the inside of the cover, otherwise internally in near-pristine condition.
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“In his book Independence My Way, Matanzima argued that emancipation would come through a federation of semi-autonomous black states, such as Transkei, rather than through the militant nationalism espoused by the African National Congress (ANC).”
Price: R220.00
Edition: First edition
Published: 1976
Publishers: Foreign Affairs Association
ISBN: 0908397054
Condition: Cloth hardcover in good condition with very minor shelf wear around the edges. Dust jacket in fair condition, with scuff marks around the edges as well as on the covers. Small bookseller’s sticker on the inside of the cover, otherwise internally in near-pristine condition.
Additional information
| Weight | 400 g |
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