Bridglal Pachai

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According to Wikipedia, Bridglal Pachai was a South African-born Canadian educator, historian and author. Born in Umbulwana, Natal, he went to school in nearby Ladysmith, and later graduated with a doctorate in 1963. Career Pachai earned B.A. and M.A. degrees in History from the University of South Africa and a Ph.D. in History, from the University of Natal. His thesis was the twenty-one years that Mahatma Gandhi spent in South Africa from 1893 to 1914. From 1947 to 1962 he worked as a school teacher for the Department of Education in Natal, South Africa.

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Bridglal Pachai's Published Works

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Malawi: The History of the Nation (1974) (90)
The Early History of Malawi (1972) (60)
A Documentary History of Indian South Africans (1984) (51)
The international aspects of the South African Indian question, 1860-1971 (1975) (40)
The Early Cape Muslims. A Study of Their Mosques, Genealogy and Origins (1982) (34)
Land policies in Malawi: an examination of the colonial legacy (1973) (33)
Land and Politics in Malawi, 1875-1975 (1978) (31)
South Africa's Indians : the evolution of a minority (1981) (25)
Memoirs of a Malawian : the life and reminiscences of Lewis Mataka Bandawe (1971) (12)
The South African Indian Question, 1860-1971 (1973) (11)
Notes on Chewa tribal law (2000) (9)
Christian Indians in Natal 1860-1911 (1985) (8)
An Outline of the History of Municipal Government at Cape Coast (1965) (5)
THE STORY OF MALAWI'S CAPITALS: OLD AND NEW: 1891-1969 (1969) (4)
Malawi past and present : selected papers from the University of Malawi History Conference, 1967 (1971) (3)
African politics in twentieth century colonial Malawi (1974) (2)
University Education in Malawi (1967) (2)
The influence of history on Lake Chilwa and its people (1979) (2)
Malawi's constitutional position and the general elections of 1971 (1972) (1)
Constitutional Progress in Malawi (1966) (1)
The African Presence in Nova Scotia (1988) (1)
Livingstone: man of Africa: Memorial essays, 1873-1973; (1973) (1)
A History of South and Central Africa . Derek Wilson. New York and London: Cambridge University Press, 1975. 342 pp. Maps. $4.75 (1977) (0)
The Indian contribution to the development of the history of South Africa. (1974) (0)
African-Grown Tea in Malawi (1973) (0)
Nic Rhoodie, ed. Intergroup Accommodation in Plural Societies. A Selection of Conference Papers with Special Reference to the Republic of South Africa . New York: St. Martin’s Press, Inc., 1979. 482 pp. Index. No price given. (1980) (0)
Indians in Africa - Indians in Africa: A socio-economic study . By H. P. Chattopadhyaya. Calcutta: Bookland Private Ltd., 1970. Pp. 464. Price 30 rupees. (1972) (0)
Livres Reçus/Books Received (2002) (0)
South African Indians and Citizenship (1968) (0)
The Recent Political History of South Central Africa (1977) (0)
Indentured Chinese Immigrant Labour on the Wttwatersrand Goldfields (1965) (0)
South African Indians and Economic Hostility (2019) (0)
The Indian Minority of Zambia, Rhodesia, and Malawi . By Floyd Dotson and Lilian O. Dotson. New Haven and London: Yale University Press, 1968. Pp. 444. $10.00 or 90s. net. (1968) (0)
The Livingstone Centenary (1975) (0)
Gandhi and His South African Journal 'Indian Opinion' (1969) (0)

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Dalhousie University