From the fly-leaf: “Describes the distinctions drawn by the people themselves between townsmen and migrants and the way in which some migrants are absorbed, while others are not. Full of human interest, illustrating how people behave, think and feel in this African township within the context of South Africa.” 12 b&w photographs and 2 maps. Some mild toning to feps. Light foxing to all edges. First Edition. Condition: Very good. Dust jacket: Very good. Some light edge-wear. Some handling marks. Binding: Hardcover. Red board with gilt. Very good condition.
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Date Published: 1963
Publication Place: Cape Town
First Edition: Yes
Condition: Very good.
Binding: Hardcover. Red board with gilt. Very good condition.
Has Dust Jacket: Yes
Jacket Condition: Very good. Some light edge-wear. Some handling marks.
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