This is the first English translation of an award winning book published in Afrikaans in 1989. It engages critically and creatively with a key moment of colonial history-the time Lady Anne Barnard spent at the Cape of Good Hope, from 1797 to 1802. Antjie Krog powerfully brings together the historical and the poetic in a turbulent South Africa.
This is the first English translation of an award winning book published in Afrikaans in 1989. It engages critically and creatively with a key moment of colonial history-the time Lady Anne Barnard spent at the Cape of Good Hope, from 1797 to 1802. Antjie Krog powerfully brings together the historical and the poetic in a turbulent South Africa.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Antjie Krog is professor at the University of the Western Cape.
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Acknowledgements Preface PART I On board Sir Edward Hughes 23rd Feb. - 1797 2.30 South latitude / 17 West longitude / 9th Mar. - 1797 The Country of the Lindsays of the Byres (a letter from Fife, 1300, writer unknown) Song written before the birth of Lady Anne Lindsay (1750) "two years next month / since my last poetry volume" "once more / before an empty page" Kroonstad March '86 hail Lady Anne Barnard! Cape of Good Hope 4th May - 1797 PART II Cape of Good Hope 10th July - 1797 Castle October 1797 Castle 12th Oct. - 1797 Castle 1798 Auld Robin Gray written by Lady Anne Barnard Gossip from diaries and letters Old Lady Lindsay from Scotland To Windham 1st Nov. - 1793 St Wolstans near Dublin 10th Dec. - 1793 Dublin 12th July - 1794 Kroonstad first state of emergency July 1985 first Christmas weekend under the second state of emergency 1988 II "because among mine I feel more and more ill at ease" to have or to be gnome parole cape of good hope Lady Anne as guide because a hero needs a bard "I think I am the first" - Lady Anne on Table Mountain PART III (V) The Drup Kelder Tuesday 8th May - 1798 Farm of Jakob van Reenen Sunday 13th May - 1798 Monday 14th May - 1798 Tuesday 15th May - 1798 Tuesday 22nd May - 1798 St Andrew's Fife Scotland 25th Aug. - 1987 visit to Balcarres the ballad of Andries Dundas-Dekker Genadendal 10th May - 1798 Thursday 31st May - 1798 PART IV 20th Nov. - 1798 Paradise November 1798 1789 1793 "given line: macho men give me the creeps" plea to be liberated "one day my husband feels I do indeed deserve" slaughtering cattle for the Dutch Reformed Church fête Lady Anne at the microwave oven "I smell him young behind the breadcutting machine" ma will be late III I will always remember "strategically I do my best" ballad of the power game illness Castle of Good Hope 14th Dec. - 1799 Vineyard 14th May - 1800 Journal ("This sets loose so many images.") Journal ("empty lies the interior of the land") Vineyard 16th Feb. - 1801 PART III (end) January 1802 new alphabet transparency of the sole the heart is the toughest part of the body Lady Anne Barnard: remembered for her parties in my history book a poem about guilt Gothic House Wimbledon 1806 Wimbledon May 1807 Cape of Good Hope June 1807 Cape of Good Hope August 1807 Wimbledon November 1807 Wimbledon 1808 neither family nor friends epitaph End end Sources About the Poet
Acknowledgements Preface PART I On board Sir Edward Hughes 23rd Feb. - 1797 2.30 South latitude / 17 West longitude / 9th Mar. - 1797 The Country of the Lindsays of the Byres (a letter from Fife, 1300, writer unknown) Song written before the birth of Lady Anne Lindsay (1750) "two years next month / since my last poetry volume" "once more / before an empty page" Kroonstad March '86 hail Lady Anne Barnard! Cape of Good Hope 4th May - 1797 PART II Cape of Good Hope 10th July - 1797 Castle October 1797 Castle 12th Oct. - 1797 Castle 1798 Auld Robin Gray written by Lady Anne Barnard Gossip from diaries and letters Old Lady Lindsay from Scotland To Windham 1st Nov. - 1793 St Wolstans near Dublin 10th Dec. - 1793 Dublin 12th July - 1794 Kroonstad first state of emergency July 1985 first Christmas weekend under the second state of emergency 1988 II "because among mine I feel more and more ill at ease" to have or to be gnome parole cape of good hope Lady Anne as guide because a hero needs a bard "I think I am the first" - Lady Anne on Table Mountain PART III (V) The Drup Kelder Tuesday 8th May - 1798 Farm of Jakob van Reenen Sunday 13th May - 1798 Monday 14th May - 1798 Tuesday 15th May - 1798 Tuesday 22nd May - 1798 St Andrew's Fife Scotland 25th Aug. - 1987 visit to Balcarres the ballad of Andries Dundas-Dekker Genadendal 10th May - 1798 Thursday 31st May - 1798 PART IV 20th Nov. - 1798 Paradise November 1798 1789 1793 "given line: macho men give me the creeps" plea to be liberated "one day my husband feels I do indeed deserve" slaughtering cattle for the Dutch Reformed Church fête Lady Anne at the microwave oven "I smell him young behind the breadcutting machine" ma will be late III I will always remember "strategically I do my best" ballad of the power game illness Castle of Good Hope 14th Dec. - 1799 Vineyard 14th May - 1800 Journal ("This sets loose so many images.") Journal ("empty lies the interior of the land") Vineyard 16th Feb. - 1801 PART III (end) January 1802 new alphabet transparency of the sole the heart is the toughest part of the body Lady Anne Barnard: remembered for her parties in my history book a poem about guilt Gothic House Wimbledon 1806 Wimbledon May 1807 Cape of Good Hope June 1807 Cape of Good Hope August 1807 Wimbledon November 1807 Wimbledon 1808 neither family nor friends epitaph End end Sources About the Poet
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