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Recording the economic history of South Africa in the mid- to late-19th century, Colin Bundy’s The Rise of the South African Peasantry became the definitive narrative detailing Africans’ successful economic transition from subsistence farming to a productive and entrepreneurial peasant class. Helen Bradford found several discrepancies in both Bundy’s evidence and his methodology, and questioned Bundy’s conclusions in her response, Peasants, Historians, and Gender.

Published December 31, 1988 by David Phillips Publishers Places.

Published December 31, 1988 by David Phillips Publishers. Peasantry, Agriculture, Rural conditions, Economic aspects of Agriculture, Peasants, History.

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3 Expansion of the Peasantry: 1870 (page 65). Read. 4 The Crucial Years: The Cape,1890-1913 (page 109).

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