White And Black An Inquiry Into South Africas Greatest Problem
White And Black An Inquiry Into South Africas Greatest Problem
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In the case of that Province, therefore, the government approaches 128 WHITE AND BLACK nearer to the democratic form than in any of the others, and the government of that part of South Africa may therefore be described as a democratic ' aristocracy. In Natal, out of a total population of I 1, 194, 000, only 98, 000 are Whites; and as even these Whites do not all possess the qualifications of an elector, the government of that province is an oligarchy pure and simple. The Orange Free State and t...he Transvaal present to view a third type of government. Here we have white manhood suffrage, that is to say, all men of European blood, over the age of twenty-one, are eligible for registration as electors, whether they possess property or not and irrespective of illiteracy or education. The natives number two-thirds of the population, but they have no voice in the election of senators, and the govern- ment is therefore a democracy, so far as the white population is concerned, but an aristocracy in relation to the total population, and varies fundamentally from the Cape semi-democratic form.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the case of that Province, therefore, the government approaches 128 WHITE AND BLACK nearer to the democratic form than in any of the others, and the government of that part of South Africa may therefore be described as a democratic ' aristocracy. In Natal, out of a total population of I 1, 194, 000, only 98, 000 are Whites; and as even these Whites do not all possess the qualifications of an elector, the government of that province is an oligarchy pure and simple. The Orange Free State and t...he Transvaal present to view a third type of government. Here we have white manhood suffrage, that is to say, all men of European blood, over the age of twenty-one, are eligible for registration as electors, whether they possess property or not and irrespective of illiteracy or education. The natives number two-thirds of the population, but they have no voice in the election of senators, and the govern- ment is therefore a democracy, so far as the white population is concerned, but an aristocracy in relation to the total population, and varies fundamentally from the Cape semi-democratic form.
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