South Africa's prosperity was built on the wealth dragged out of
the ground by mine workers: the first volume of three runs up to
the defeat of the mineworkers' strike in 1946 and the election of
the first Nationalist Party government. Key Features include:
Information on the early days of the industry from slavery to
compound labour. Explanation of the coercive forces that drove
workers to the mines and of the creation of a permanent supply of
cheap black labour. Strikes and Protests from the 1920s to 1946
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