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By due process of law? : racial discrimination and the right to vote in South Africa 1855-1960 / by Ian Loveland.

Title
By due process of law? : racial discrimination and the right to vote in South Africa 1855-1960 / by Ian Loveland.
Author
Loveland, Ian
Publication
Oxford : Portland, Or. : Hart Pub., 1999.

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Description
xxvi, 428 p.; 24 cm.
Subject
  • Geschichte 1855-1960
  • 1800-1999
  • Race discrimination > Law and legislation > South Africa
  • Civil rights > South Africa
  • Suffrage > South Africa
  • Constitutional law > South Africa
  • Constitutional law > Great Britain
  • Great Britain > Colonies > Africa
Genre/Form
History
Bibliography (note)
  • Includes bibliographical references (p. [415]-422) and index.
Contents
1. The European colonisation of Southern Africa -- 2. The Boer wars -- 3. Securing a white peace -- 4. The Act of Union 1909 -- 5. From autonomy to independence -- 6. Disenfranchising the 'African' -- 7. Harris v Donges (Minister of the Interior) No. 1: the immediate context -- 8. Harris v Donges (Minister of the Interior) No. 1: the litigation -- 9. Harris v Minister of the Interior No. 2 -- 10. Collins v Minister of the Interior -- 11. Constitutionalism, parliamentary sovereignty and the common law.
ISBN
1841130494
OCLC
  • 40882290
  • SCSB-10356291
Owning Institutions
Harvard Library