- Kaffraria, Kaffiria, or
Kaffirland was the
descriptive name
given to the
southeast part of what is
today the
Eastern Cape of
South Africa. Kaffraria, i...
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called Queen Adelaide's
Province and, unofficially,
British Kaffiria and
Kaffirland. The
British Kaffraria was
established in 1847 when the
British colonial...
- and her best-known
books are set there: the non-fiction Five
Years in
Kaffirland and the
fictional Jasper Lyle, the
first English novel set
entirely in...
- and the
Katberg follows the line of
Andrew Geddes Bain's
Queens Road to
Kaffirland. Fort
Brown is
reached just
before the road
crosses the Fish
River some...
- Trans-kei country, a
dangerous service in the then
disturbed state of
Kaffirland. When the Queen's were
ordered to China,
Colley rejoined his regiment...
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missionary from the
London Missionary Society, met
Coenraad De Buys in
Kaffirland,
where Coenraad acted as
interpreter for van Der Kemp with Ngqika. Coenraad...
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Ancient Monuments of the
Mississippi Valley Harriet Ward – Five
years in
Kaffirland: with
sketches of the late war in that
country to the
conclusion of peace...
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observation among the
colonies of
Western Africa and of a
campaign in
Kaffirland (1837),
written by his son-in-law, Capt. Sir
James Edward Alexander. He...
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species in the only
endemic Planema in
South Africa and is
distributed from
Kaffirland to Zambesi; in East
Africa it is
represented by P. montana,
which is probably...
- Griqualand.
Reported by P. M.
Laurence ASIN: B0014JX9DQ. On
Circuit in
Kaffirland, and
other sketches and studies, 1903. The life of John
Xavier Merriman...
