 | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons. Select Committee on Aboriginal Tribes - 1837 - 164 pagina’s
...there were other Africans of the same or of kindred tribes, who were early designated under the term Bushmen, from their disdaining to become bondsmen,...race, and in return were hunted down like wild beasts. This state of things is thus described by Captain Stockenstrom : — The white colonists having, from... | |
 | London Yearly Meeting (Society of Friends). Meeting for Sufferings - 1843 - 254 pagina’s
...there were other Africans of the same or of kindred tribes, who were early designated under the term Bushmen, from their disdaining to become bondsmen,...race, and in return were hunted down like wild beasts. This state of things is thus described by Captain Stockenstrom : — The white colonists having, from... | |
 | 1843 - 258 pagina’s
...there were other Africans of the same or of kindred tribes, who were early designated under the term Bushmen, from their disdaining to become bondsmen,...choosing rather to obtain a precarious subsistence in the 6elds or forests. From their fastnesses, they were apt to carry on a predatory warfare against the... | |
 | Ter Ellingson - 2001 - 468 pagina’s
...there were other Africans of the same or of kindred tribes, who were early designated under the term Bushmen, from their disdaining to become bondsmen,...race, and in return were hunted down like wild beasts. . . . The Aborigines who did not become domesticated (as it was called) like the Hottentots, seeing... | |
 | 1837 - 652 pagina’s
...Hottentots, and who chose rather to obtain a precarious subsistence in the fields or forests, carried on a predatory warfare against the oppressors of their...and in return were hunted down like wild beasts." Captain Stockenstrom states that, as the white colonists encroached more and more on the lands of the... | |
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Hottentots, there were other Africans of the same or of kindred tribes, who were early designated under the term Bushmen, from their disdaining to become bondsmen, and choosing rather to obtain a precarious subsistence in the fields or forests. From their... 