Slagtersnek - Revision history

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 '''Among them:'''
-* ''[[The Struggle for Freedom]]'' (also known as ''[[The Rebellion of Slagters Nek]]'') (by [[J.D. Kestell]] writing under the pseudonym [[Leinad]], published 1881).
+* ''[[The Struggle for Freedom]]'' (also known as ''[[The Rebellion of Slagters Nek]]'') (by [[J.D. Kestell]] writing under the pseudonym [[Leinad]], published 1881)
 * ''[[Die Pad van Suid-Afrika]]'' ([[C.J. Langenhoven]], 1913)
 * ''[[Slagtersnek]]'' (van Bruggen, 1938)
 * ''[[Die Verhoor]]'' and ''[[Die Rebelle]]'' (both by [[André P. Brink]], and both published in 1970)
-* ''[[The Road to Slagtersnek]]'' ([[André P. Brink]]/[[Michael Venables]], 1986),
+* ''[[The Road to Slagtersnek]]'' ([[André P. Brink]]/[[Michael Venables]], 1986)
 ==Sources==

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 The rebellion has subsequently been the theme of a number of fictional or documentary works.
-'''Among them:''' ''[[Die Pad van Suid-Afrika]]'' ([[C.J. Langenhoven]], 1913), ''[[Slagtersnek]]'' (van Bruggen, 1938), ''[[Die Verhoor]]'' and ''[[Die Rebelle]]'' (both by [[André P. Brink]], and both published in 1970), ''[[The Road to Slagtersnek]]'' ([[André P. Brink]]/[[Michael Venables]], 1986),
+'''Among them:'''
 ==Sources==

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 * The influential incident referred to as the [[Slagtersnek Rebellie]] ([[Slachter's Nek Rebellion]] or [[Slagters Nek Rebellion]]) of 1815.
-* A play about the rebellion by [[J.R.L. van Bruggen]]
+* A historical play about the rebellion by [[J.R.L. van Bruggen]]
 =The [[Slagters Nek Rebellion]]=

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 * The influential incident referred to as the [[Slagtersnek Rebellie]] ([[Slachter's Nek Rebellion]] or [[Slagters Nek Rebellion]]) of 1815.
-* A play by [[J.R.L. van Bruggen]]
+* A play about the rebellion by [[J.R.L. van Bruggen]]
 =The [[Slagters Nek Rebellion]]=

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 * A physical place (a ridge near Van Aardt’s Post in the Eastern Cape, some miles north of Cookhouse),
-* The incident referred to as the [[Slagtersnek Rebellie]] ([[Slachter's Nek Rebellion]] or [[Slagters Nek Rebellion]]) of 1815.
+* The influential incident referred to as the [[Slagtersnek Rebellie]] ([[Slachter's Nek Rebellion]] or [[Slagters Nek Rebellion]]) of 1815.
 * A play by [[J.R.L. van Bruggen]]

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−	[[Slagtersnek]] or [[Slachter's Nek]] ("Butcher's pass") can refer to a physical place (a ridge near Van Aardt’s Post in the Eastern Cape, some miles north of Cookhouse), or to the ~~so-called~~ [[Slagtersnek Rebellie]] ([[Slachter's Nek Rebellion]] or [[Slagters Nek Rebellion]]) of 1815.	+	[[Slagtersnek]] or [[Slachter's Nek]] ("Butcher's pass") can refer to:
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		+	* A physical place (a ridge near Van Aardt’s Post in the Eastern Cape, some miles north of Cookhouse),
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		+	* The incident referred to as the [[Slagtersnek Rebellie]] ([[Slachter's Nek Rebellion]] or [[Slagters Nek Rebellion]]) of 1815.
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		+	* A play by [[J.R.L. van Bruggen]]

	=The [[Slagters Nek Rebellion]]=		=The [[Slagters Nek Rebellion]]=

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 The rebellion has subsequently been the theme of a number of fictional or documentary works.
-'''Among them:''' ''[[Slagtersnek]]'' (van Bruggen, 1938), ''[[Die Rebelle]]'' ([[André P. Brink]], 1970),
+'''Among them:''' ''[[Die Pad van Suid Afrika]]'' ([[C.J. Langenhoven]], 1913), ''[[Slagtersnek]]'' (van Bruggen, 1938), ''[[Die Verhoor]]'' and ''[[Die Rebelle]]'' (both by [[André P. Brink]], and both published in 1970),
 ==Sources==

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 The rebels were finally charged and a number of them were cleared of wrongdoing, while others were imprisoned or banished. Six were sentenced to death and five of  them ultimately hanged on the 9th of March, 1816.
-On 9th March 1916, exactly 100 years after the execution, a monument was unveiled on the spot where the hanging took place.
+On 9th March 1916, exactly 100 years after the execution, a monument was unveiled on the site where the hanging took place.
 ==Impact of the event==