 ... creation of large industrial centres with workers completely divorced from food production would be an entire innovation of very doubtful desirability; it appears most unlikely to occur. The African man, and still more the woman, is firmly attached...  Scottish Geographical Magazine - Page 2711925Full view - About this book
 | 1926 - 592 pages
...because the thriftlessness of the African frequently leads to inadequate storage of excessive 164. The creation of large industrial centres with workers...distant village or as a " squatter " on an estate. 165. " Detribalisation " is an evil which looms largely in the vision of many administrative officers... | |
 | Great Britain. Colonial Office - 1926 - 118 pages
...because the thriftlessness of the African frequently leads to inadequate storage of excessive sales. 164. The creation of large industrial centres with workers...distant village or as a " squatter " on an estate. 165. " Detribalisation " is an evil which looms largely in the vision of many administrative officers... | |
 | 1926 - 466 pages
...and still more the woman, is firmly attached to the soil, and the whole fabric of social organization is based upon the right to cultivate ; it thus seems...perform if we are to render the impact of European civilization upon the African not only innocuous but in the long run beneficial to the latter's welfare.... | |
 | 1926 - 666 pages
...and still more the woman, is firmly attached to the soil, and the whole fabric of social organization is based upon the right to cultivate ; it thus seems...perform if we are to render the impact of European civilization upon the African not only innocuous but in the long run beneficial to the hitter's welfare.... | |
 | 1926 - 730 pages
...and still more the woman, is firmly attached to the soil, and the whole fabric of social organization is based upon the right to cultivate ; it thus seems...perform if we are to render the impact of European civilization upon the African not only innocuous but in the long run beneficial to the tatter's welfare.... | |
 | 1926 - 694 pages
...and still more the woman, is firmly attached to the soil, and the whole fabric of social organization is based upon the right to cultivate ; it thus seems...perform if we are to render the impact of European civilization upon the African not only innocuous but in the long run beneficial to the latter's welfare.... | |
 | Great Britain. Colonial Office - 1926 - 1068 pages
...because the thriftlessness of the African frequently leads to inadequate storage of excessive sales. 164. The creation of large industrial centres with workers...distant village or as a " squatter " on an estate. 165. " Detribalisation " is an evil which looms largely in the vision of many administrative officers... | |
 | Jane I. Guyer - 1987 - 272 pages
...as evidenced in the commentary of OrdeBrowne, a well-known government labour official of that time. own home among his own crops, whether in a distant village or as a 'squatter' on an estate. (Orde-Browne 1926:72) In fact, Africans had few job opportunities in Dar es Salaam outside the port... | |
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