| (ed.) et al. (1987) |
Data supplied by Department of Transport and Provincial Administrations on vehicle stock and costs |
1985/86 |
Supplies the fleet size (24 000 vehicles, R100m book value) and R120m maintenance and operation cost figures. |
| Anglin (1995) |
Diplomatic correspondence and press statements (Botha-Boutros-Ghali letters, joint statement of international observer missions 29 Mar 1994, UNOMSA press releases, SADF reaction) |
1992-1994 |
Shows government attitudes to observers and the missions' joint demarches on IEC arrangements. |
| Anglin (1995) |
UNOMSA internal documents: 'Elections in South Africa' brief (9 Nov 1993), 'Guidelines on the Implementation of Resolution 772', First Quarterly Report, press releases |
1992-1994 |
Used for the mission's planning, size estimates, interpretation of its mandate and public statements. |
| Beinart (1982) |
Wesleyan Methodist Missionary Society (WMMS) archives, incl. Jenkins papers |
1830s-1880 |
Main evidence on nineteenth-century Mpondo society, cattle trade and missionary observations. |
| Bergholm (2009) |
SAJ (Finnish Trade Union Federation) board minutes 1961-1966, Kansallisarkisto |
1961-1966 |
Documents the 1963 SAJ boycott committee and the support for the partial alcohol boycott. |
| Best (1971) |
Unpublished and published materials from government departments and corporations (Dept. of Bantu Administration and Development, Dept. of Planning, Tswana Territorial Authority, Bantu Investment Corporation, IDC, Bantu Affairs Commissioners) |
1960s-1969 |
Supplies the economic and demographic data on the Tswana homeland and border towns. |
| Breckenridge (1995) |
CAD SAM (South African Mint) files, e.g. SAM 38 C2/57, SAM 34 C2/39, SAM 190 7/6/3 |
1924-1929 |
Source for Kemmerer-Vissering evidence (Warner), McKenzie's report on notes, Mint correspondence on coinage, and estimates of the money supply. |
| Brits (1969) |
Report No. 44A of the National Marketing Council (Unpublished), 1942 |
c. 1942-44 |
Documents the Council's scepticism that the one-channel scheme would raise producer prices. |
| Callinicos (1990) |
Historical photographs and Afrapix photographic work; History Workshop photographic archive |
1885-1935 and 1980s |
Discussed as a developing visual source for popular history. |
| Christopher (1994b) |
Manuscript location returns in the 1911 and 1951 censuses (Central Archives Depot / Central Statistical Services, Pretoria) |
1911 and 1951 |
Used to map Black locations recorded in the 1911 and 1951 censuses. |
| Crush (1993) |
Address by Minister M.C. Botha to Labour Conference, Pretoria, October 1975 (NRC 1157) |
October 1975 |
Shows the state's stated rationale for withdrawing protection of the farm labour supply. |
| Crush and McDonald (2001) |
Home Affairs memorandum to Cabinet (1997) and Minister of Home Affairs statement, June 1996 |
1996-1997 |
Quoted to show the Department's hardline stance against reform; the archival location is not given. |
| Devereux (2007) |
Archival research in the Library of Parliament, Windhoek and the National Library of South Africa, Cape Town |
1928-2000 |
The stated basis for the political and administrative history, mainly Hansard and legislation. |
| Dubow (1986) |
Pretoria State Archives, SDK series (Public Service Commission), e.g. SDK 112 4/15/1, SDK 113 4/15/1 part IV, SDK 119 4/15/44 |
1922-1928 |
PSC memoranda and reports on the reorganisation of the NAD and Barrett's retirement, and on later transfers of magistracies to the NAD. |
| Edgecombe (1987) |
Inspector of Mines for Natal Accident Reports (I.M.N.A.) and Mines Department Accident Reports (M.D.A.) |
1939-1949 |
Accident inquiry testimony linking beer hall drinking to accidents and continued indebtedness after 1939. |
| Halpern (2004) |
Donelson Caffery and Family Papers, Letterbooks (LLMVC, LSU), incl. Mary W. Pugh Papers |
1870s-1900s |
Planter letters evidence attitudes to black labour, diversification, the tariff and the Cuba annexation; Pugh's letter on the Thibodaux massacre. |
| Halpern (2004) |
Edward J. Gay and Family Papers; Andrew Hynes Gay and Family Papers (LLMVC) |
1870-1892 |
Letters document planter views on black, Swedish, German and Chinese labour and the Chinese contract agreement. |
| Harries (1986) |
Transvaal Republican archives and Portuguese archives and publications (named by the reviewer as overlooked by Jeeves) |
c. 1890s |
The reviewer says these archives were not used by Jeeves and would affect his account of Kruger-era labour policy and Mozambican recruiting. |
| Harries (1987) |
Despatch book of Melmoth Osborne, British Resident in Zululand |
1880 |
Documents Zulu labour entering Natal after the Anglo-Zulu war and chiefs' role. |
| Harries (1987) |
Portuguese archives: AHU Moz., Ministerio dos Negocios Estrangeiros (MNE) Lisbon |
1871-1878 |
Portuguese policy on embarkation and the governor's report of the 1878 return exodus. |
| Hendrie (1976b) |
Unpublished files of the Department of Agricultural Economics and Marketing (used by the Du Plessis Commission) |
unspecified |
Mentioned as the unpublished material the Commission had to rely on. |
| Higginson (1992) |
Rene Lemarchand Collection (Hoover Institution) and Congo Collection: Martin van Rijck Papers (Lansing) |
1942-1946 |
Association reports and court notes on Kitawala illustrate urban African associations and millenarian sects. |
| Iliffe (1999) |
Bank of England and British government records on gold and the 1899 war |
c.1886-1899 |
Further search found no serious evidence that gold supply concerns motivated British aggression in 1899. |
| Iliffe (1999) |
Transvaal (South African Republic) land records from the Great Trek |
1830s-1900 |
Beginning to be used to show how notables accumulated land through public office and off-farm resources. |
| Jeeves and Crush (1990) |
Archival collections on white farmers' politics and farm labour (unspecified) |
1910s-1970 (Union onward) |
Described as the main source for the planned project, revealing the political battles of white farmers and the struggles of workers and families over labour tenancy. |
| Laurence et al. (1913) |
Consultations with the Department of the Interior, Justice, Lands, Surveyor-General, and Civil Commissioners and field cornets |
1912 |
Official correspondence and file reconciliation used to reconcile voter numbers and boundaries after proclamations. |
| Lichtenstein (2004) |
FEPC Records, microfilm roll 85, Field Records Region VII (CRL) |
1945 |
Evidence on race relations in wartime shipyards. |
| Mariotti and Fourie (2014) |
Apartheid-era primary archival sources on homeland industrial zones (Kerby 2014) |
c. 1960s-2000s (over 40 years) |
Used by Kerby to trace the development and failure of industrial incentive zones. |
| Massie (1997) |
Charles C. Diggs Jr. Collection, Moorland-Spingarn Research Center, Howard University (incl. Diggs Trip Report, questionnaire to U.S. firms) |
1970s |
Documents Diggs's 1971 trip, his questionnaires to firms and corporate refusals to reply, and a State Department memo. |
| Massie (1997) |
John F. Kennedy Presidential Library files (NSF, POF, oral histories) |
1960-1963 |
Source for Kennedy administration deliberations on South Africa, Portugal and the Azores base. |
| McCulloch (2004) |
ANC archival records on Solomon Mahlangu Freedom College and Dakawa Development Centre |
1978-1992 |
Archival and interview evidence is used to show gaps between the ANC's educational ideals and practice, for example on corporal punishment. |
| McCulloch (2004) |
Case records of Ashley and Gasant, Ottery School of Industries (Badroomien) |
apartheid era |
Two committed boys' experiences illustrate the welfare and correctional motives behind policy. |
| McGrath et al. (2004b) |
Cape Archives PAE Cape Provincial Administration – Education 227 E13; Transvaal Archives NTS Vol 8537 37/360/G (Moila Reserve Local Council) |
1911; 1940-41 |
The Moila Reserve file is a case study of the Native Affairs Department imposing school gardening over books, illustrating agricultural curriculum policy. |
| Minter (1986) |
CIA memorandum 'Sanctions and the South African Economy', 3 September 1965, National Security Country Files, Box 78-79, LBJ Library |
1965 |
Cited as an example of the 'boycotts simply do not work' view held by sanctions opponents. |
| Morris (1987) |
Correspondence from Bloedfontein Senotlelo community to the Bantu Affairs Commissioner, Mathajana, 17 November 1977 |
1977 |
Evidences complaints about the Bakgatla ba Mocha collecting shop rentals. |
| Olivier (1929) |
Kenya Labour Circular No. 1 of 23 October 1919 (Chief Native Commissioner Ainsworth) and explanatory circulars |
1919 |
Reproduced in full to show official pressure on chiefs and officials to supply labour to settlers. |
| Sharp and West (1984) |
Leipoldt's diary, Monthly Reports, Rhenish Mission Society, 1840 |
1840 |
Shows that children of Dutch trekboer farmers used mission schools, i.e. mixed use of reserve zones. |
| Truth and Reconciliation Commission, Reparation and Rehab... (1998) |
Correspondence between Swiss banks and the Finance Ministry in Pretoria |
1950-1980 |
Shows foreign banks lent to Eskom only on condition of central government guarantees. |
| Van Vuuren (2006) |
Archival collections: SAHA, Wits Historical Manuscripts, UCT Historical Archives, Johncom Archive, DISA, SAIRR Library |
1976-1994 |
Source for documents and press cuttings, e.g. Steyn Report in SAHA's TRC collection. |
| Van Vuuren (2006) |
Steyn Report to the State President (Military Intelligence documents), SAHA TRC collection |
c.1990-1992 |
Shows military intelligence concern about CCB and front companies' impact on negotiations. |
| Verhoef (n.d.) |
National Archives of South Africa (NASA), Treasury (TES): Registrar of Banks – Volkskas letters and Volkskas admission to Clearing House |
1945-1946 |
Documents BB's proposal of 12 September 1946 to admit Volkskas to the clearing house on condition of subscribing to ROCO. |
| Westerfield (1929) |
Original sources in libraries and government offices in London, Amsterdam, New York and the South African capitals (as consulted by Arndt, per the reviewer) |
1652-1927 |
Underpins the narrative history of South African currency and banking, which the reviewer calls elaborately documented in original sources. |
| Zuberi et al. (2005) |
South African State Archives files (Moffat letter 1911; OCS radio broadcasts 1925; Statistical Council minutes 1921, SES files) |
1911-1925 |
Used to show the aims of the census office and the Statistical Council's choice of four racial categories. |