Instructions For The Field Cornets, Translation By The Law Commission, September 8th, 1879 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781275225619)

"Instructions For The Field Cornets, Translation By The Law Commission, September 8th, 1879" offers a fascinating glimpse into the governance of the South African Republic during a pivotal period in its history. This document, originally translated by the Law Commission, provides detailed instructions for the Field Cornets, officials responsible for local administration and maintaining order.

These instructions shed light on the practical aspects of colonial governance, the roles and responsibilities of local officials, and the legal framework within which they operated. Scholars and historians interested in South African history, colonial administration, and the development of legal systems will find this text a valuable resource. This historical document offers insight into the challenges and complexities of governing a diverse population in a rapidly changing society.

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