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Theories of Native Education

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  21 August 2012

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Africa , Volume 10 , Issue 2 , April 1937 , pp. 229 - 231
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Copyright © International African Institute 1937

References

page 229 note 1 Union of South Africa: Report of the Interdepartmental Committee on Native Education 1935-6 (U.G. 29, 1936). Pretoria: Government Printer. Pp. 157. 2s.Google Scholar

page 229 note 2 Africans learn to be French. London: Evans Bros. Pp. 174. 1937. 5s.Google Scholar

page 230 note 1 Carnegie Corporation of New York. Village Education in Africa: Report of the Inter-Territorial ‘Jeanes’ Conference, Salisbury, S. Rhodesia, 1935. Lovedale Press. Pp. viii + 428. zs. 6d.Google Scholar

page 230 note 2 ‘Native Education and Culture Contact’, International Review of Missions, vol. xxv, Oct. 1936.Google Scholar