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W., A., Schapera, J. (1935) Western Civilisation and the Natives of South Africa: Studies in Culture Contact. The Geographical Journal, 85 (2) 192 doi:10.2307/1786004

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TitleWestern Civilisation and the Natives of South Africa: Studies in Culture Contact
JournalThe Geographical Journal
AuthorsW., A.Author
Schapera, J.Author
Year1935 (February)Volume85
Issue2
PublisherJSTOR
DOIdoi:10.2307/1786004
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Full ReferenceW., A., Schapera, J. (1935) Western Civilisation and the Natives of South Africa: Studies in Culture Contact. The Geographical Journal, 85 (2) 192 doi:10.2307/1786004
Plain TextW., A., Schapera, J. (1935) Western Civilisation and the Natives of South Africa: Studies in Culture Contact. The Geographical Journal, 85 (2) 192 doi:10.2307/1786004
In(1935, February) The Geographical Journal Vol. 85 (2) JSTOR

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