Social system and tradition in Southern Africa : essays in honour of Eileen Krige - Krige, Eileen Jensen, 1904-; Argyle, William John, 1931-; Preston-Whyte, Eleanor (Cape Town ; New York : Oxford University Press, 1978)
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Keywords: Ethnology -- Africa, Southern; Social systems