History as artefact and South African historians as jugglers of fictions, purveyors of snake-oil, and other 'suspect narratives'

John Bottomley

doi:10.4102/nc.v42i0.486

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History as artefact and South African historians as jugglers of fictions, purveyors of snake-oil, and other 'suspect narratives'

John Bottomley

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John Bottomley, Department of History, University of North West, South Africa

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South African historians; jugglers of fictions; suspect narratives

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