The Religious System of the Amazulu

Henry Callaway

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African cultural and philosophical studies African history and culture studies African Studies and Ethnography

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1. uNkulunkulu, or, The tradition of creation as existing among the amaZulu and other tribes of South Africa -- 2. AmaTonga, or, Ancestor worship. Dreams, Inkosazana.

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