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South African Tribal Life Today   by Jean Morris 1984 - 153  pages Hard Cover with Dust Jacket in Good Condition, Dust jacket a bit worn and a few tears on top sleeve and top of spine

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Juta, 1906 Hardcover without dustjacket. There is sunning to the spine and age related markings to the boards. Endpapers have age toning as can be expected. Excerpt from History of the Wesleyan Methodist Church of South Africa This is a simple history of the Wesleyan Methodist Church of South Africa, and also of the Methodist Missions in the Transvaal and Rhodesia which are under the control of the British Wesleyan Missionary Society. I am convinced that there is still a rich mine of Methodist lore in South Africa awaiting the research of the skilful explorer. I have only been able to scratch the surface. The preliminary chapters on the origin of British Methodism are intended for South African readers, who may not have easy access to the standard works on the subject. I am indebted to many ministers and laymen for information and photographs, to all of whom I tender my grateful acknowledgments; but my special thanks are due to the Rev. F. Mason for permission to use his valuable notes on Natal Methodism, published in the South African Methodist, and also to the Rev. T. Chubb, B.A., for his careful revision of the proof sheets.      

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