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| − | The "corrected" title of [[H.I.E. Dhlomo]]'s first play, originally published as [[The Girl Who Killed to Save (Nongqause the Liberator)]] (1935). It was changed in the post-Apartheid period, to accomodate the official new spelling of the prophet's name. ''[[The Girl Who Killed to Save ( Nongquase the Liberator)]]'', | + | The "corrected" title of [[H.I.E. Dhlomo]]'s first play, originally published as [[The Girl Who Killed to Save (Nongqause the Liberator)]] (1935). It was changed in the post-Apartheid period, to accomodate the official new spelling of the prophet's name. ''[[The Girl Who Killed to Save (Nongquase the Liberator)]]'', |
The title is sometimes simply written as [[The Girl Who Killed to Save]]. | The title is sometimes simply written as [[The Girl Who Killed to Save]]. | ||
| − | For a discussion see '''[[The Girl Who Killed to Save ( | + | For a discussion see '''[[The Girl Who Killed to Save (Nongqawuse the Liberator)]]''' |
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Revision as of 16:05, 25 February 2015
The "corrected" title of H.I.E. Dhlomo's first play, originally published as The Girl Who Killed to Save (Nongqause the Liberator) (1935). It was changed in the post-Apartheid period, to accomodate the official new spelling of the prophet's name. The Girl Who Killed to Save (Nongquase the Liberator),
The title is sometimes simply written as The Girl Who Killed to Save.
For a discussion see The Girl Who Killed to Save (Nongqawuse the Liberator)
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