The early Cape Hottentots
By: described in the writings of Olfert Dapper (1668), Willem ten Rhyne (1686) and Johannes Gulielmus de Grevenbroek (1695).  The original texts, with translations into English by I. Schapera and B. Farrington.  Edited with an introduction and notes, by I. Schapera.
Contributors: Dapper, Olfert, 1639-1689.; Rhijne, Willem ten, 1647-1700.; Grevenbroek, Johannes Gulielmus, b. ca. 1644.; Farrington, Benjamin, tr.
Series: Van Riebeeck society.  Publications,; 14; Van Riebeeck Society (Series) ;; 14.
Publisher: The Van Riebeeck society
Published: 1933
Place of publication: Cape Town
Language: eng; dut; lat
Number of pages: 309
Subjects: Khoikhoi (African people); Cape of Good Hope (South Africa) -- Description and travel.
Notes: With reproduction of original title-pages.
Dutch or Latin text and English translation on opposite pages.
Table of contents: title: Kaffrarie of Lant der Kaffers, anders Hottentots genaemt.  Kaffraria or Land of the Kafirs, also named Hottentots.  By Dr. O. Dapper.; title: Schediasma de promontorio Bonae Spei ejusve tractus incolis Hottentottis.  A short account of the cape of Good Hope and of the Hottentots who inhabit that region.  By William ten Rhyne.; title: N. N. Graevenbroeckii elegans & accurata gentis africanae circa promontorium capitis Bonae Spei vulgo Hottentotten nuncupatae descriptio epistolaris.  An elegant and accurate account of the African race living round the cape of Good Hope commonly called Hottentots.  From a letter written by J. G. Grevenbroek.