'Thoughts on South Africa' is a collection of Schreiner's observations of colonial South Africa in the early 19th century, mostly regarding Boer-English relations. The book was published posthumously in 1923. Prospective listeners should be aware that it reflects the place, culture and language of the time in which it was written.
Chapters
1 Foreword by S. C. Cronwright-Schreiner 4 min 2 Prefatory Note 1896 3 min 3 Dedication and Introduction 1901 26 min 4 Part One: I. South Africa: Its Natural Features, Its Diverse Peoples, Its Political Status: The Problem 49 min 5 Part Two: I. South Africa: Its Natural Features, Its Diverse Peoples, Its Political Status: The Problem 34 min 6 Part One: II. The Boer 42 min 7 Part Two: II. The Boer 41 min 8 Part One: III. The Problem of Slavery 43 min 9 Part Two: III. The Problem of Slavery 36 min 10 Part One: IV. The Wanderings of the Boer 32 min 11 Part Two: IV. The Wanderings of the Boer 59 min 12 Part One: V. The Boer Woman and the Modern Woman's Question 28 min 13 Part Two: V. The Boer Woman and the Modern Woman's Question 34 min 14 VI. The Boer and His Republics 55 min 15 Part One: VII. The Psychology of the Boer 54 min 16 Part Two: VII. The Psychology of the Boer 43 min 17 Part Three: VII. The Psychology of the Boer 46 min 18 Part One: VIII. The Englishman 40 min 19 Part Two: VIII. The Englishman 52 min 20 Note A. The South African Nation (1900) 45 min 21 Note B. The Value of Human Varieties (1901) 7 min 22 Note C. The Domestic Life of the Boer (1899) 14 min 23 Note D. Our Waste Land in Mashonaland (1891) 14 min
