Colonial coercion and the Swazi tax revolt of 1903–1907
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For discussion of such strategies, see Lamb (1975), Berman (1980, 1984), Crush (1982), and Fields (1982).
Baker (1975) shows in Malawi, for example, that British taxation was initially favoured by the chiefs and resisted by missionaries, white planters and African commoners.
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1905, Times of Swaziland
1906, Times of Swaziland
Colonial officials eventually tried to partition off a section of the Swazi labour force for settler use.
1907, Annual Colonial Report, 42
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1905, Times of Swaziland
1905, Times of Swaziland
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