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Plus ça change . . .

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  28 March 2014

J. E. Spence
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Government and Opposition , Volume 7 , Issue 4 , 01 October 1972 , pp. 529 - 545
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Copyright © Government and Opposition Ltd 1972

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1 Recently, after months of prevarication, this imitative role of the United Party has reached its reductio ad absurdum with its acceptance of the Bantustan policy.Google Scholar

2 Brookes's, Cf. earlier work, Civil Liberty in South Africa, Oxford, 1958.Google Scholar

3 To the untutored ear this claim may sound pretentious. Mrs First, however, is better placed than many to make it in view of her personal identification with the struggle of the African National Congress in the years before 1960Google Scholar