These papers are selected from a number of essay and address published from time to time and are here brought together after the necessary alterations for the convenience of reference by those interested in the Native view of what is known as Segregation in South Africa.

For permission to republish I am indebted to the editors of the journals and books in which they originally appeared: "The Segregation Fallacy" came out in The Star (Johannesburg 1928); "Segregation versus the Cape Policy" in The Cape Mercury (King Williamstown, 1928)" White Students and Black Students in the N.U.S.A.S. (1928); "The Disfranchisement of the Cape Native" (1927); "Some Aspects of the Native Bills" (1928); in the Cape Times, Cape Town; "Native Unrest" (1922), " Crossroads of Native Policy" (1926), in the International Review of Missions, London; "The Bantu and the Gospel" in the Proceeding of the South African General Missionary Conference (1925); and Christian Missions and the Bantu" in the volume Thinking with Africa (1927), produced by the Student Volunteer Movement, New York; while that on " The Financial Strangulation of Native Education" is based for the most part on excerpts from a Memorandum prepared at the instance of the Ciskeian Missionary Council for the General Missionary Conference of South Africa, 1928.

We trust this effort will arouse all loyal citizens of South Africa to do something to save the country from further mistake committed under the policy of segregation.

D.D.T. JABAVU

Alice, C.P.,

South Africa.

September 1928.