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From: "Steve Hayes" <>
Subject: Re: [ZA] Being PC in History??
Date: Fri, 25 Jul 2003 05:17:49 +0200
In-Reply-To: <000a01c35224$523b3ca0$672bc2cb@mydesktop>

On 25 Jul 2003 at 6:44, Janice Pickett wrote: > Sorry just came in on the end (Guess) of the debate on the word Kaffir. > I grew up believing that it meant any race who was of that place born and > bred. An English Kaffir was someone born in England and bred in England. Is it > different in South Africa??? The word "kaffir" has meant many different things in South Africa, but never that. -- Steve Hayes E-mail: Web: http://www.geocities.com/Athens/7734/stevesig.htm Phone: 083-342-3563 or 012-333-6727

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[ZA] Being PC in History?? by "Mike Wattrus #8" <>
- Re: [ZA] Being PC in History?? by John Dods <>
- RE: [ZA] Being PC in History?? by "Terry Waters-Marsh" <>
  - Re: [ZA] Being PC in History?? by "Mary Shearar" <>
    - Re: [ZA] Being PC in History?? by Elizabeth Willoughby <>
      - Re: [ZA] Being PC in History?? by Andrew Rodger <>
      - Re: [ZA] Being PC in History?? by "Rosemary Dixon-Smith" <>
        Re: [ZA] Being PC in History?? by Elizabeth Willoughby <>
        Re: [ZA] Being PC in History?? by Patricia Frykberg <>
        Re: [ZA] Being PC in History?? by John Dods <>
    - Re: [ZA] Being PC in History?? by "Steve Hayes" <>
  - Re: [ZA] Being PC in History?? by Patricia Frykberg <>
    - Re: [ZA] Being PC in History?? by Andrew Rodger <>
      - Re: [ZA] Being PC in History?? by Elizabeth Willoughby <>
        Re: [ZA] Being PC in History?? by Elizabeth Willoughby <>
        Re: [ZA] Being PC in History?? by John Dods <>
        Re: [ZA] Being PC in History?? by Patricia Frykberg <>
        Re: [ZA] Being PC in History?? by "Steve Hayes" <>
        Re: [ZA] Being PC in History?? by John Dods <>
        Re: [ZA] Being PC in History?? by "Gerda Pieterse" <>
        Re: [ZA] Being PC in History?? by Elizabeth Willoughby <>
        Re: [ZA] Being PC in History?? by Patricia Frykberg <>
        [ZA] A Pretoria Question by Elizabeth Willoughby <>
        Re: [ZA] A Pretoria Question by Elizabeth Willoughby <>
        Re: [ZA] A Pretoria Question by "Dennis Pretorius" <>
        Re: [ZA] A Pretoria Question by Elizabeth Willoughby <>
        Re: [ZA] A Pretoria Question by "Dennis Pretorius" <>
        RE: [ZA] A Pretoria Question by "Robin Griffiths" <>
        RE: [ZA] A Pretoria Question by "David and Mary Bossenger" <>
        [ZA] Re: A Pretoria Question by Lehmkuhl <>
        Re: [ZA] Re: A Pretoria Question by Elizabeth Willoughby <>
        Re: [ZA] A Pretoria Question by "Steve Hayes" <>
        Re: [ZA] Being PC in History?? by Andrew Rodger <>
        Re: [ZA] Naming customs [was: Being PC in History??] by "Gerda Pieterse" <>
        Re: [ZA] Naming customs [was: Being PC in History??] by Elizabeth Willoughby <>
        Re: [ZA] Naming customs [was: Being PC in History??] by "John Brown" <>
        Re: [ZA] Naming customs [was: Being PC in History??] by "Brian Kneen" <>
        Re: [ZA] Naming customs [was: Being PC in History??] by "Steve Hayes" <>
        Re: [ZA] Naming customs [was: Being PC in History??] by Elizabeth Willoughby <>
        Re: [ZA] Naming customs [was: Being PC in History??] by "John Colville" <>
        Re: [ZA] Naming customs [was: Being PC in History??] by Andrew Rodger <>
        Re: [ZA] Naming customs [was: Being PC in History??] by Patricia Frykberg <>
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        [ZA] Re: [Harold Boyes] by Keith Meintjes <>
        Re: [ZA] Being PC in History?? by Andrew Rodger <>
- RE: [ZA] Being PC in History?? by Keith Meintjes <>
- Re: [ZA] Being PC in History?? by "Steve Hayes" <>