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• Indian people in Natal by Hilda Kuper
• Freedom movement in South Africa: Its International impact by E.S Reddy
• A 'Public Health Nuisance': The Victoria Street Early Morning Squatters Market, 1910-1934 by Goolam Vahed
• Indian Life and Labour in Natal by Prof. Raymond Burrows
• Gandhiji’s vision of a free South Africa: A collection of articles by E.S. Reddy
• Is there an Indian Question in Post-Apartheid South Africa? by Rehana Ebr.Vally
• The History of the Indians in Natal by Mabel Palmer
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• The defiance campaign by M. P. Naicker
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