The Quarterly Review, Volumes 270-271John Murray, 1938 |
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Page 336
... India , considering that the field of work in that country was wider and that his efforts there would produce greater results for Indians in general than they could secure in the small South African Indian community . Indians in South ...
... India , considering that the field of work in that country was wider and that his efforts there would produce greater results for Indians in general than they could secure in the small South African Indian community . Indians in South ...
Page 341
... Indian married couple would get 28. 9d . worth of groceries and 9d . worth of meat weekly . A European married pair would receive 38. 9d . worth of groceries and 18. worth of meat per week . A ... Indian THE INDIANS IN SOUTH AFRICA 341.
... Indian married couple would get 28. 9d . worth of groceries and 9d . worth of meat weekly . A European married pair would receive 38. 9d . worth of groceries and 18. worth of meat per week . A ... Indian THE INDIANS IN SOUTH AFRICA 341.
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... Indian obtains free schooling up to Standard VI in the Coloured Government schools . There are a few purely Indian state - aided schools . Usually the Indians have bought the ground , erected the buildings , and then petitioned the ...
... Indian obtains free schooling up to Standard VI in the Coloured Government schools . There are a few purely Indian state - aided schools . Usually the Indians have bought the ground , erected the buildings , and then petitioned the ...
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