Titlebook: White Farmers in Rhodesia, 1890–1965; A History of the Mar Richard Hodder-Williams Book 1983 Richard Hodder-Williams 1983 District.farmers.

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First Fruits of Immigration, 1907–19e mainspring for the developments in the district; the first school, for instance, was opened not in the village, but in the farming area to the north of the railway line. The village merely catered to farmers’ needs, providing a hotel for entertainments and refreshment, a store from which machinery

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Slump, 1928–36hree to join Umvukwes in pressing for control.. In some, such as Shamva’s, it was impossible even to find a seconder to a motion proposing control.. This particular issue, however, did not mirror party divisions at all. Green was selected in 1928 to contest the Marandellas seat for the Rhodesian Par

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Laying Foundations, 1904–14y demand. They turned to the land which, it was widely accepted, the Company could dispose of as it wished. What was needed, therefore, were settlers with money and skills to develop the land and thus enhance the value of unsold acres owned by the Company..

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Recovery Through War, 1936–46acllwaine filling two whole columns and demanding governmental action, together with a reply from Robert Tredgold, the Minister of Defence.. Macllwaine had many supporters in the district and a small delegation travelled to Salisbury to interview the Prime Minister.

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Towards Nemesis, 1957–67; in the colony at large it won more votes than any other party but fewer seats than the United Federal Party. Both nationally and locally, there was almost an exact balance between the forces of conservatism and the forces of change.

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Introductionlaim would be true. Colin Leys, in his ., observed in a written aside that there had been no properly conducted sample surveys carried out in Rhodesia.. By the time I began my work, however, some studies based on sample surveys had been undertaken, but the fieldwork had been completed in the 1950s a

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