| Bonner and Shapiro (1987) |
Minutes of Evidence to the Eastern Transvaal Native Land Committee/Commission 1918 (UG 32-'18) |
1918 |
Evidence on Shangane immigration, TGME landholdings (87,000 morgen), tenant prosperity and the labour tenancy terms. |
| Feinberg (1993) |
Report of the Natives Land Commission, 1913-1916, UG 19 (1916) |
1913-1916 |
Source for African landholding in 1910 (2,104,300 acres) and its occupancy. |
| Keegan (1979) |
U.G. 22-'16, Natives Land Commission, Evidence (Free State evidence collected 1913) |
1913-1916 |
Testimony on child proportions, stock holdings, labour hours, evictions and Rolong trek. |
| Keegan (1985) |
U.G. 22-1916, Natives Land Commission, Minutes of Evidence |
1913-1916 |
Primary testimony on black stockholdings, evictions, trekking, and landlords' and farmers' views of the Act. |
| Keegan (1986) |
Natives Land Commission, Minutes of Evidence, UG 22-1916 |
1916 |
Evidence of E. R. Grobler cited alongside a 1908 editorial on white farmers' reliance on black squatter tenants. |
| Morrell (1988) |
Report of the Natives' Land Commission, Vol. 2 (UG22-1916), and Majority Report of the Eastern Transvaal Natives' Land Committee (UG32-1918) |
1916-1918 |
Farmer testimony (Schuurman) on labour tenant limits and Farmer's Labour Agency; Kuhlmann's evidence. |
| Nattrass (1976a) |
Beaumont Commission (Native Land Commission) Report UG 19/1916 |
1916 |
Estimates that only 55 per cent of Africans lived in reserves in 1916, used to argue the dichotomisation was incomplete. |
| Schirmer (1994) |
Beaumont Commission, Lydenburg, 30 May 1914: Evidence of Chief Manok |
1914 |
Shows Manok's cautious stance towards the Land Act. |
| Simkins (1981) |
Beaumont Commission Report (1916 population) |
1916 |
Source of the 1916 reserve population figure used in the per-head series. |