G P Lestrade

Biographic Data

ID97989
NAMEG P Lestrade
GIVEN NAMESG P
FAMILY NAMELestrade
SIGNATURELESTRADE G P
AFFILIATIONSUniversity of Cape Town
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS19
TOTAL CITATIONS52
AUTHOR COUNT19
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1927
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR1948
H-INDEX2

  • Books in review

    S P Jackson, M D W Jeffreys et al.ARTICLEAfrican Studies1948

    Colonial Agricultural Production. Sir Alan Pim. Royal Institute of Colonial Affairs. (Oxford University Press, 1946.) ix+190 pp. Price 10/6. Moses. M. Buber. (London, 1946.) 226 pp. Motlbankana wa Lima. Mary Fabyan Windeatt. Translated by the Dominican Fathers, illustrated by Sister Jean, O.P. (Published by Edison's Educational Book Co., Johannesburg.) 133 pp. Price 3/9. Rammônê wa Kgalagadi. M. O. M. Seboni. (Nasionale Pers Beperk, 1947.) 102 pp…

  • Books in review

    A W Hoernté, D T Cole et al.ARTICLEAfrican Studies1948

    Rooiyard, a Sociological Survey of an Urban Native Slum Yard, being the Rhodes‐Livingstone Papers Number thirteen. Dr. E. Hellmann (Published by the Oxford University Press, Cape Town, for the Rhodes Livingstone Institute, printed by the Morija Printing Works, Morija, Basutoland, 1948.) 125 pp. quarto illus. 7/6. Some Kgatla Animal Stories. G. P. Lestrade 2nd. ed. (Lovedale Press, 1948.) 68 pp. Basic Bantu. K. Hopkin‐Jenkins. (Shuter and Shooter,…

  • The classification of the Bantu languages

    G P LestradeARTICLEAfrican Studies1948Cited by: 43

    1948). The classification of the Bantu languages. African Studies: Vol. 7, No. 4, pp. 175-184

  • Books in review

    G P Lestrade, M D W JeffreysARTICLEAfrican Studies1947

    H. Roland : (1) Grammaire de la langue Kisanga, pp. 111, 1937; (2) Vocabulaire Français‐Kisanga, pp. 150, 1938. (Missions Bénédictines, Anaye de Saint‐André les Bruges). Ethiopia Under Hailé Selasslé. By CHRISTINE SANDFORD. 1946. London: Dent. pp. 149. 10s. 6d. Elements of Southern Sotho. By R. A. PAROZ: viii + 257 pp. Morija., 1946. The Social Structure of the Southern Sotho ward, By E. H. ASHTON, is Communication No. 15, New Series of Sept. 194…

  • In memory of Carl Meinhof

    C M Doke, G P Lestrade et al.ARTICLEAfrican Studies1946

  • Some recent publications concerning languages of the Sotho group

    G P LestradeARTICLEAfrican Studies1944

  • Locative-Class Nouns and Formatives in Sotho

    G P LestradeARTICLEBantu Studies1938

  • A Practical Orthography for Tswana

    G P LestradeARTICLEBantu Studies1937

    Recommendations of a Conference representing the Education Departments of the Bechuanaland Protectorate, the Cape, the Orange Free State, and the Transvaal, together with the Inter-University Committee for African Studies, held at Johannesburg on April 25, 1937

  • The Spelling of Names of Bantu Languages and Tribes in English

    G P LestradeARTICLEBantu Studies1937

  • Bantu Grammatical Classification and Linguistic Nomenclature

    G P LestradeARTICLEBantu Studies1936

    The publication, some few years ago, of Professor J. Marouzeau's Lexique de la Terminologie Linguistique must have aroused in the mind of many a Bantuist, professional and amateur,but perhaps more particularly among amateurs in the science, the desire for a similar work written from the point of view of the Bantu languages. Not only was there room for such a work-even apart from the consideration that not all Bantuists can read French-since many …

  • A Bibliography of Transvaal Thonga

    G P LestradeARTICLEBantu Studies1933

  • A Bibliography of Tšwana

    G P LestradeARTICLEBantu Studies1933Cited by: 1

  • A Bibliography of Southern Sotho

    G P LestradeARTICLEBantu Studies1933

  • A Bibliography of Northern Sotho

    G P LestradeARTICLEBantu Studies1933

  • A Bibliography of Venda

    G P LestradeARTICLEBantu Studies1933

  • The Bantu tribes of South Africa

    A M Duggan-Cronin, G P Lestrade et al.ARTICLEGeographical Journal1932

  • The Mala System of the Venda-Speaking Tribes

    G P LestradeARTICLEBantu Studies1930Cited by: 2

    (1930). THE MALA SYSTEM OF THE VENDA-SPEAKING TRIBES. Bantu Studies: Vol. 4, No. 1, pp. 193-204

  • Some Notes on the Political Organization of the Venda-speaking Tribes

    Open AccessG P LestradeARTICLEAfrica1930Cited by: 6

    Opening Paragraph The following notes are based mainly on information collected by the writer at Mbilwi (‘Sibasa’) from members of Mphaphuli's tribe, and at Tshakhuma (‘Tshakoma’) from members of Madzivhandila's tribe, and supplemented elsewhere in the Venda area. Obviously, over such a large region, a number of variations from the norm here indicated may be expected to exist; but it is thought that what is here given represents in substance, if …

  • Some Remarks on the Practical Orthography of the South African Bantu Languages

    G P LestradeARTICLEBantu Studies1927