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(1891-1974) Literary academic, translator and adaptor of plays. ** Born ‘Vaalbank’, Senekal he studied at the Grey-Universiteitskollege (Grey University College) in Bloemfontein and the University of Amsterdam. Primarily aan outstanding and highly regarded linguist and professor of Afrikaans and Dutch at the [[University of Potchefstroom for CHE]], he adapted and modernised [[S.J. du Toit]]'s ''[[Magrita Prinslo]], of Liifde getrou tot in di dood'' (“Magrita Prinslo, or Love faithful unto death” - 189*) as [[Magrieta Prinsloo]] (1917). Also wrote a play (''[[Jannies, Johnnies en Jantjies]]''), collated a collection of plays (**) and two collections of Afrikaans folk songs with L.J. du Plessis (''Afrikaanse volksliedjies''. Deel 1. Piekniekliedjies. J.H. de Bussy, / Holl.-Afrik. Uitgevers Mij. v/h J. Dusseau & Co, Kaapstad 1918; ''Afrikaanse Volksliedjies'' Deel 2. Minneliedjies J. H. de Bussy,Pretoria/Amsterdam, 1921)

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−	Born at Vaalbank, Senekal, in the [[Orange Free State]], he studied at the [[Grey-Universiteitskollege]] ([[Grey University College]]) in Bloemfontein and the University of Amsterdam.	+	Born at Vaalbank, Senekal, in the Orange Free State, he studied at the [[Grey-Universiteitskollege]] ([[Grey University College]]) in Bloemfontein and the University of Amsterdam.

	Primarily aan outstanding and highly regarded linguist and professor of [[Afrikaans]] and [[Dutch]] at the [[University of Potchefstroom for CHE]], he adapted and modernised [[S.J. du Toit]]'s ''[[Magrita Prinslo]], of Liifde getrou tot in di dood'' (“Magrita Prinslo, or Love faithful unto death” - 189) as [[Magrieta Prinsloo]] (1917). Besides many standard works on Afrikaans philology and literature, also wrote a play (''[[Jannies, Johnnies en Jantjies]]'', Westen Drukkerij, 1917), collated a collection of plays (*) and two collections of Afrikaans folk songs with L.J. du Plessis (''Afrikaanse volksliedjies''. Deel 1. Piekniekliedjies. J.H. de Bussy, / Holl.-Afrik. Uitgevers Mij. v/h J. Dusseau & Co, Kaapstad 1918; ''Afrikaanse Volksliedjies'' Deel 2. Minneliedjies J. H. de Bussy,Pretoria/Amsterdam, 1921) Also ''Rommelpot in die hanekot'' (Voortrekkerpers, 1946), ''Mense van gister, vandag en morge'' (Voortrekkerpers, 1963)		Primarily aan outstanding and highly regarded linguist and professor of [[Afrikaans]] and [[Dutch]] at the [[University of Potchefstroom for CHE]], he adapted and modernised [[S.J. du Toit]]'s ''[[Magrita Prinslo]], of Liifde getrou tot in di dood'' (“Magrita Prinslo, or Love faithful unto death” - 189) as [[Magrieta Prinsloo]] (1917). Besides many standard works on Afrikaans philology and literature, also wrote a play (''[[Jannies, Johnnies en Jantjies]]'', Westen Drukkerij, 1917), collated a collection of plays (*) and two collections of Afrikaans folk songs with L.J. du Plessis (''Afrikaanse volksliedjies''. Deel 1. Piekniekliedjies. J.H. de Bussy, / Holl.-Afrik. Uitgevers Mij. v/h J. Dusseau & Co, Kaapstad 1918; ''Afrikaanse Volksliedjies'' Deel 2. Minneliedjies J. H. de Bussy,Pretoria/Amsterdam, 1921) Also ''Rommelpot in die hanekot'' (Voortrekkerpers, 1946), ''Mense van gister, vandag en morge'' (Voortrekkerpers, 1963)

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−	Born at Vaalbank, Senekal he studied at the Grey-Universiteitskollege (Grey University College) in Bloemfontein and the University of Amsterdam.	+	Born at Vaalbank, Senekal, in the [[Orange Free State]], he studied at the [[Grey-Universiteitskollege]] ([[Grey University College]]) in Bloemfontein and the University of Amsterdam.

	Primarily aan outstanding and highly regarded linguist and professor of [[Afrikaans]] and [[Dutch]] at the [[University of Potchefstroom for CHE]], he adapted and modernised [[S.J. du Toit]]'s ''[[Magrita Prinslo]], of Liifde getrou tot in di dood'' (“Magrita Prinslo, or Love faithful unto death” - 189) as [[Magrieta Prinsloo]] (1917). Besides many standard works on Afrikaans philology and literature, also wrote a play (''[[Jannies, Johnnies en Jantjies]]'', Westen Drukkerij, 1917), collated a collection of plays (*) and two collections of Afrikaans folk songs with L.J. du Plessis (''Afrikaanse volksliedjies''. Deel 1. Piekniekliedjies. J.H. de Bussy, / Holl.-Afrik. Uitgevers Mij. v/h J. Dusseau & Co, Kaapstad 1918; ''Afrikaanse Volksliedjies'' Deel 2. Minneliedjies J. H. de Bussy,Pretoria/Amsterdam, 1921) Also ''Rommelpot in die hanekot'' (Voortrekkerpers, 1946), ''Mense van gister, vandag en morge'' (Voortrekkerpers, 1963)		Primarily aan outstanding and highly regarded linguist and professor of [[Afrikaans]] and [[Dutch]] at the [[University of Potchefstroom for CHE]], he adapted and modernised [[S.J. du Toit]]'s ''[[Magrita Prinslo]], of Liifde getrou tot in di dood'' (“Magrita Prinslo, or Love faithful unto death” - 189) as [[Magrieta Prinsloo]] (1917). Besides many standard works on Afrikaans philology and literature, also wrote a play (''[[Jannies, Johnnies en Jantjies]]'', Westen Drukkerij, 1917), collated a collection of plays (*) and two collections of Afrikaans folk songs with L.J. du Plessis (''Afrikaanse volksliedjies''. Deel 1. Piekniekliedjies. J.H. de Bussy, / Holl.-Afrik. Uitgevers Mij. v/h J. Dusseau & Co, Kaapstad 1918; ''Afrikaanse Volksliedjies'' Deel 2. Minneliedjies J. H. de Bussy,Pretoria/Amsterdam, 1921) Also ''Rommelpot in die hanekot'' (Voortrekkerpers, 1946), ''Mense van gister, vandag en morge'' (Voortrekkerpers, 1963)

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−	(1891-1974) ~~Literary~~ academic, translator and adaptor of plays. ** Born ~~‘Vaalbank’~~, Senekal he studied at the Grey-Universiteitskollege (Grey University College) in Bloemfontein and the University of Amsterdam. Primarily aan outstanding and highly regarded linguist and professor of Afrikaans and Dutch at the [[University of Potchefstroom for CHE]], he adapted and modernised [[S.J. du Toit]]'s ''[[Magrita Prinslo]], of Liifde getrou tot in di dood'' (“Magrita Prinslo, or Love faithful unto death” - 189) as [[Magrieta Prinsloo]] (1917). Besides many standard works on Afrikaans philology and literature, also wrote a play (''[[Jannies, Johnnies en Jantjies]]'', Westen Drukkerij, 1917), collated a collection of plays (*) and two collections of Afrikaans folk songs with L.J. du Plessis (''Afrikaanse volksliedjies''. Deel 1. Piekniekliedjies. J.H. de Bussy, / Holl.-Afrik. Uitgevers Mij. v/h J. Dusseau & Co, Kaapstad 1918; ''Afrikaanse Volksliedjies'' Deel 2. Minneliedjies J. H. de Bussy,Pretoria/Amsterdam, 1921) Also ''Rommelpot in die hanekot'' (Voortrekkerpers, 1946), ''Mense van gister, vandag en morge'' (Voortrekkerpers, 1963)	+	[[S.P.E. Boshoff]] (1891-1974) was a literary academic, translator and adaptor of plays.
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		+	Born at Vaalbank, Senekal he studied at the Grey-Universiteitskollege (Grey University College) in Bloemfontein and the University of Amsterdam.
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		+	Primarily aan outstanding and highly regarded linguist and professor of [[Afrikaans]] and [[Dutch]] at the [[University of Potchefstroom for CHE]], he adapted and modernised [[S.J. du Toit]]'s ''[[Magrita Prinslo]], of Liifde getrou tot in di dood'' (“Magrita Prinslo, or Love faithful unto death” - 189) as [[Magrieta Prinsloo]] (1917). Besides many standard works on Afrikaans philology and literature, also wrote a play (''[[Jannies, Johnnies en Jantjies]]'', Westen Drukkerij, 1917), collated a collection of plays (*) and two collections of Afrikaans folk songs with L.J. du Plessis (''Afrikaanse volksliedjies''. Deel 1. Piekniekliedjies. J.H. de Bussy, / Holl.-Afrik. Uitgevers Mij. v/h J. Dusseau & Co, Kaapstad 1918; ''Afrikaanse Volksliedjies'' Deel 2. Minneliedjies J. H. de Bussy,Pretoria/Amsterdam, 1921) Also ''Rommelpot in die hanekot'' (Voortrekkerpers, 1946), ''Mense van gister, vandag en morge'' (Voortrekkerpers, 1963)

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−	(1891-1974) Literary academic, translator and adaptor of plays. ** Born ‘Vaalbank’, Senekal he studied at the Grey-Universiteitskollege (Grey University College) in Bloemfontein and the University of Amsterdam. Primarily aan outstanding and highly regarded linguist and professor of Afrikaans and Dutch at the [[University of Potchefstroom for CHE]], he adapted and modernised [[S.J. du Toit]]'s ''[[Magrita Prinslo]], of Liifde getrou tot in di dood'' (“Magrita Prinslo, or Love faithful unto death” - 189) as [[Magrieta Prinsloo]] (1917). ~~Also~~ wrote a play (''[[Jannies, Johnnies en Jantjies]]'', Westen Drukkerij, 1917), collated a collection of plays (*) and two collections of Afrikaans folk songs with L.J. du Plessis (''Afrikaanse volksliedjies''. Deel 1. Piekniekliedjies. J.H. de Bussy, / Holl.-Afrik. Uitgevers Mij. v/h J. Dusseau & Co, Kaapstad 1918; ''Afrikaanse Volksliedjies'' Deel 2. Minneliedjies J. H. de Bussy,Pretoria/Amsterdam, 1921) Also ''Rommelpot in die hanekot'' (Voortrekkerpers, 1946), ''Mense van gister, vandag en morge'' (Voortrekkerpers, 1963)	+	(1891-1974) Literary academic, translator and adaptor of plays. ** Born ‘Vaalbank’, Senekal he studied at the Grey-Universiteitskollege (Grey University College) in Bloemfontein and the University of Amsterdam. Primarily aan outstanding and highly regarded linguist and professor of Afrikaans and Dutch at the [[University of Potchefstroom for CHE]], he adapted and modernised [[S.J. du Toit]]'s ''[[Magrita Prinslo]], of Liifde getrou tot in di dood'' (“Magrita Prinslo, or Love faithful unto death” - 189) as [[Magrieta Prinsloo]] (1917). Besides many standard works on Afrikaans philology and literature, also wrote a play (''[[Jannies, Johnnies en Jantjies]]'', Westen Drukkerij, 1917), collated a collection of plays (*) and two collections of Afrikaans folk songs with L.J. du Plessis (''Afrikaanse volksliedjies''. Deel 1. Piekniekliedjies. J.H. de Bussy, / Holl.-Afrik. Uitgevers Mij. v/h J. Dusseau & Co, Kaapstad 1918; ''Afrikaanse Volksliedjies'' Deel 2. Minneliedjies J. H. de Bussy,Pretoria/Amsterdam, 1921) Also ''Rommelpot in die hanekot'' (Voortrekkerpers, 1946), ''Mense van gister, vandag en morge'' (Voortrekkerpers, 1963)

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−	(1891-1974) Literary academic, translator and adaptor of plays. ** Born ‘Vaalbank’, Senekal he studied at the Grey-Universiteitskollege (Grey University College) in Bloemfontein and the University of Amsterdam. Primarily aan outstanding and highly regarded linguist and professor of Afrikaans and Dutch at the [[University of Potchefstroom for CHE]], he adapted and modernised [[S.J. du Toit]]'s ''[[Magrita Prinslo]], of Liifde getrou tot in di dood'' (“Magrita Prinslo, or Love faithful unto death” - 189) as [[Magrieta Prinsloo]] (1917). Also wrote a play (''[[Jannies, Johnnies en Jantjies]]'', Westen Drukkerij, 1917), collated a collection of plays (*) and two collections of Afrikaans folk songs with L.J. du Plessis (''Afrikaanse volksliedjies''. Deel 1. Piekniekliedjies. J.H. de Bussy, / Holl.-Afrik. Uitgevers Mij. v/h J. Dusseau & Co, Kaapstad 1918; ''Afrikaanse Volksliedjies'' Deel 2. Minneliedjies J. H. de Bussy,Pretoria/Amsterdam, 1921) ~~1946 -~~ Also ''Rommelpot in die hanekot'' ~~- S.P.F. Boshoff~~ (Voortrekkerpers, 1946), ''Mense van gister, vandag en morge'' (Voortrekkerpers, 1963)	+	(1891-1974) Literary academic, translator and adaptor of plays. ** Born ‘Vaalbank’, Senekal he studied at the Grey-Universiteitskollege (Grey University College) in Bloemfontein and the University of Amsterdam. Primarily aan outstanding and highly regarded linguist and professor of Afrikaans and Dutch at the [[University of Potchefstroom for CHE]], he adapted and modernised [[S.J. du Toit]]'s ''[[Magrita Prinslo]], of Liifde getrou tot in di dood'' (“Magrita Prinslo, or Love faithful unto death” - 189) as [[Magrieta Prinsloo]] (1917). Also wrote a play (''[[Jannies, Johnnies en Jantjies]]'', Westen Drukkerij, 1917), collated a collection of plays (*) and two collections of Afrikaans folk songs with L.J. du Plessis (''Afrikaanse volksliedjies''. Deel 1. Piekniekliedjies. J.H. de Bussy, / Holl.-Afrik. Uitgevers Mij. v/h J. Dusseau & Co, Kaapstad 1918; ''Afrikaanse Volksliedjies'' Deel 2. Minneliedjies J. H. de Bussy,Pretoria/Amsterdam, 1921) Also ''Rommelpot in die hanekot'' (Voortrekkerpers, 1946), ''Mense van gister, vandag en morge'' (Voortrekkerpers, 1963)

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−	(1891-1974) Literary academic, translator and adaptor of plays. ** Born ‘Vaalbank’, Senekal he studied at the Grey-Universiteitskollege (Grey University College) in Bloemfontein and the University of Amsterdam. Primarily aan outstanding and highly regarded linguist and professor of Afrikaans and Dutch at the [[University of Potchefstroom for CHE]], he adapted and modernised [[S.J. du Toit]]'s ''[[Magrita Prinslo]], of Liifde getrou tot in di dood'' (“Magrita Prinslo, or Love faithful unto death” - 189) as [[Magrieta Prinsloo]] (1917). Also wrote a play (''[[Jannies, Johnnies en Jantjies]]''), collated a collection of plays (*) and two collections of Afrikaans folk songs with L.J. du Plessis (''Afrikaanse volksliedjies''. Deel 1. Piekniekliedjies. J.H. de Bussy, / Holl.-Afrik. Uitgevers Mij. v/h J. Dusseau & Co, Kaapstad 1918; ''Afrikaanse Volksliedjies'' Deel 2. Minneliedjies J. H. de Bussy,Pretoria/Amsterdam, 1921)	+	(1891-1974) Literary academic, translator and adaptor of plays. ** Born ‘Vaalbank’, Senekal he studied at the Grey-Universiteitskollege (Grey University College) in Bloemfontein and the University of Amsterdam. Primarily aan outstanding and highly regarded linguist and professor of Afrikaans and Dutch at the [[University of Potchefstroom for CHE]], he adapted and modernised [[S.J. du Toit]]'s ''[[Magrita Prinslo]], of Liifde getrou tot in di dood'' (“Magrita Prinslo, or Love faithful unto death” - 189) as [[Magrieta Prinsloo]] (1917). Also wrote a play (''[[Jannies, Johnnies en Jantjies]]'', Westen Drukkerij, 1917), collated a collection of plays (*) and two collections of Afrikaans folk songs with L.J. du Plessis (''Afrikaanse volksliedjies''. Deel 1. Piekniekliedjies. J.H. de Bussy, / Holl.-Afrik. Uitgevers Mij. v/h J. Dusseau & Co, Kaapstad 1918; ''Afrikaanse Volksliedjies'' Deel 2. Minneliedjies J. H. de Bussy,Pretoria/Amsterdam, 1921) 1946 - Also ''Rommelpot in die hanekot'' - S.P.F. Boshoff (Voortrekkerpers, 1946), ''Mense van gister, vandag en morge'' (Voortrekkerpers, 1963)