Books in review

Deep South: A social anthropological study of caste and class. By Allison Davis, Burleigh B. Gardner, and Mary R. Gardner. Directed by W. Lloyd Warner. 1941. University of Chicago Press. London : Cambridge University Press. 558 pp. 27s. A Short History of the Bakgatia baga Kgafela of the Bechuanaland Protectorate. By I. Schapera. Cape Town: University—School of African Studies. 1942. pp. 54 (cyclostyled). 5s. The Study of African Society. By Godfrey Wilson and Monica Hunter. Livingstone : Rhodes‐Livingstone Institute. Second impression 1942. Pp. 16. 6d. Good Out of Africa : A Study in the Relativity of Morals. By A. T. Culwick. Livingstone : Rhodes‐Livingstone Institute. 1942. Pp.43. 2s. Five Points for Africa. By Margaret Wrong. 1942. London : Edinburgh House Press. 150 pp. 2s. 6d. Some Venda Folk‐tales, edited with English translation and notes by G. P. Lestrade. 1942. Cape Town: University—School of African Studies. 74 pp. 3s. 6d. The Tyranny of Colour. By P. S. Joshi. 1942. Published by the Author, 40 Bree St., Johannesburg. 318 pp. 12s. 6d. Is The South‐West African Herero Committing Race Suicide? By W. P. Steenkamp. 1942. Published by the author, c/o Houses of Parliament, Cape Town

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