Thoughts on South Africa

Chapters

1. 0 Foreword by S. C. Cronwright-SchreinerRachel May Ferriman 4:18
2. 1 Prefatory Note 1896Rachel May Ferriman 2:48
3. 2 Dedication and Introduction 1901Rachel May Ferriman 26:23
4. 3 Part One: I. South Africa: Its Natural Features, Its Diverse Peoples, Its Political Status: The ProblemRachel May Ferriman 49:24
5. 4 Part Two: I. South Africa: Its Natural Features, Its Diverse Peoples, Its Political Status: The ProblemRachel May Ferriman 34:12
6. 5 Part One: II. The BoerRachel May Ferriman 42:09
7. 6 Part Two: II. The BoerRachel May Ferriman 41:11
8. 7 Part One: III. The Problem of SlaveryRachel May Ferriman 43:23
9. 8 Part Two: III. The Problem of SlaveryRachel May Ferriman 36:15
10. 9 Part One: IV. The Wanderings of the BoerRachel May Ferriman 31:45
11. 10 Part Two: IV. The Wanderings of the BoerRachel May Ferriman 58:59
12. 11 Part One: V. The Boer Woman and the Modern Woman's QuestionRachel May Ferriman 27:44
13. 12 Part Two: V. The Boer Woman and the Modern Woman’s QuestionRachel May Ferriman 33:52
14. 13 VI. The Boer and His RepublicsRachel May Ferriman 54:47
15. 14 Part One: VII. The Psychology of the BoerRachel May Ferriman 54:22
16. 15 Part Two: VII. The Psychology of the BoerRachel May Ferriman 42:49
17. 16 Part Three: VII. The Psychology of the BoerRachel May Ferriman 46:15
18. 17 Part One: VIII. The EnglishmanRachel May Ferriman 40:01
19. 18 Part Two: VIII. The EnglishmanRachel May Ferriman 51:31
20. 19 Note A. The South African Nation (1900)Rachel May Ferriman 44:54
21. 20 Note B. The Value of Human Varieties (1901)Rachel May Ferriman 7:18
22. 21 Note C. The Domestic Life of the Boer (1899)Rachel May Ferriman 13:41
23. 22 Note D. Our Waste Land in Mashonaland (1891)Rachel May Ferriman 13:41