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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-32-9417-2ortant intellectual development contextualised by its position as both a colony and emerging nation. This was compounded by the mineral discoveries of Kimberley and the Witwatersrand and their implications for the study of geology. And Du Toit’s history was emblematic of this new nation. Of French H

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Kuldeep Kumar,Rajesh Kumar Vermaly a theory whose time had come. To an extent, the same could be applied to continental drift. While Alfred Wegener is the figure most associated with continental drift, he built upon the work of geologists in the nineteenth century, the most prominent of which was Eduard Suess. Like-minded contempo

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Satwinder Jit Singh,Anindya Chatterjeee South African War and then experienced resurgence. Older societies were given new vigour and new organisations were established, one of which was the Southern Africa Association for the Advancement of Science (S.A.). First envisioned as an association for engineers, it was broadened to include sci

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