-
interests of the free burghers, the
social class of most of the
Trekboers.: 26
Trekboers also
traded with
indigenous people. This
meant their herds were...
- by
Charles Collier Mic**** An
aquatint by
Samuel Daniell of
Trekboers making camp
Trekboers crossing the
Karoo by
Charles Davidson Bell It was largely...
-
Gamtoos River as the
eastern frontier of the colony, only to see the
Trekboers cross it soon afterwards. In
order to keep out Cape
native pastoralists...
- the Cape
Colony and
their descendants. The
founders –
variously named Trekboers, Boers, and
Voortrekkers –
settled mainly in the middle, northern, north-eastern...
-
undoubtedly benefited from the
trading and
pastoral endeavours of the
Trekboers, it did
little to
control or
support them in
their quest for land. The...
- as Boers, with some
adopting semi-nomadic
lifestyles being denoted as
trekboers. The
Boers formed loose militias,
which they
termed commandos, and forged...
- ****istance.
Although wagon trains are ****ociated with the Old West, the
Trekboers of
South Africa also
traveled in
caravans of
covered wagons.
Wagon trains...
- and
better living conditions. The parti****nts,
Trekboers ("migrating farmers"; the
singular is
trekboer) from the
Orange Free
State and Transvaal, are...
-
following lists events that
happened during the 1760s in
South Africa.
trekboers Jansz Coetse, Klas
Barends and
others cross the
Gariep River (now called...
- guns for use
against the
encroaching Europeans and the
Griqua people.
Trekboers from Cape
Colony arrived on the
western borders of
Basutoland and claimed...