History and Ethnography of Africa South of the Zambesi, from the Settlement of the Portuguese at Sofala in September 1505 to the Conquest of the Cape

A detailed history of South Africa as a Portuguese and Dutch colony, from 1505 1795, first published in 1907.

44. Hendrik Swellengrebel, Governor, continued; 45. Ryk Tulbagh, Governor, assumed office 27th February 1751, died 11th August 1771; 46. Ryk Tulbagh, Governor, continued; 47. History of the Xosa tribe; 48. Joachim van Plettenberg, Fiscal and Secunde, acting Governor, 12th August 1771 to 18th May 1774; Governor, installed 18th May 1774, retired 14th February 1785; 49. Joachim van Plettenberg, Governor, continued; 50. Joachim van Plettenberg, Governor, continued; 51. Cornelis Jacob van de Graaff, Governor, installed 14th February 1785, left South Africa 24th June 1791; 52. Johan Isaac Rhenius, Secunde, acting Governor, 24th June 1791 to 3rd July 1792. Sebastiaan Cornelis Nederburgh and Simon Hendrik Frykenius, Commissioners-General, 3rd July 1792 to 2nd September 1793; 53. Sebastiaan Cornelis Nederburgh and Simon Hendrik Frykenius, Commissioners-General, continued; 54. Abraham Josias Sluysken, Commissioner-General, from September 1793 to 16th September 1795; 55. Abraham Josias Sluysken, Commissioner-General, continued; 56. Condition of the Europeans in the Cape Colony at the time of the English conquest; 57. Condition of the Europeans in the Cape Colony at the time of the English conquest continued; 58. Events in Portuguese South Africa during the eighteenth century; 59. History of the Korana clans and the Betshuana tribes during the eighteenth century; Notes on books; Index.