Product Description
Brown v Leyds: Who Has the King's Voice? (eBook)
Author: Derek van der Merwe
Format: Digital
This book traces the history and legal and political consequences of the ideological dispute between Paul Kruger and John Kotze on what constitutes and who exercises ultimate sovereignty in a Republic.
Set in the Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek of the 1880s, the author grippingly takes the reader through one of the most tantalising and fascinating periods of South African politico-legal history.
Contents:
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Freedom Dreamt, Freedom Pursued: The Great Trek of 1835–1838
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Voortrekker Governance (1836–1843): Hark the Voice of the Volk Wie heeft de Koningstem?
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The Trans-Vaal territory 1844–1852
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The Rise of Paul Kruger, Defender of the Faith and the Constitution
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The Judgment for Brown, the Consequences for Kotze
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Index
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