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Border Folk is a one-act play by May Thomas.

The play deals with a settler family on the Eastern frontier, who live in the midst of the tension between settlers and Xhosa's.

Published in Six One-Act Plays by South African Authors (Pretoria: J.L. van Schaik,1949) and again in Four South African One-Act Plays (Cape Town: Nasou, 1973).

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-by [[May Thomas]]. A one-act play which deals with a settler family on the Eastern frontier, who live in the midst of the tension between settlers and Xhosa's. Published in ''[[Six One-Act Plays]]'' by South African Authors (Pretoria: [[J.L. van Schaik]],1949) and ''[[Four South African One-Act Plays]]'' (Cape Town: [[Nasou]], 1973).
+''[[Border Folk]]'' is a one-act play by [[May Thomas]].
+The play deals with a settler family on the Eastern frontier, who live in the midst of the tension between settlers and [[Xhosa]]'s.
+Published in ''[[Six One-Act Plays]]'' by South African Authors (Pretoria: [[J.L. van Schaik]],1949) and again in ''[[Four South African One-Act Plays]]'' (Cape Town: [[Nasou]], 1973).