An offensive and insulting term for any Black African.
1 It was the caffre corn of Africa, and had every appearance of proving a useful grain.
2 The ship was sent out at the time of the Caffre war.
3 Mokanna, after using every exertion, accompanied the Caffre army in their flight.
4 I forgot, in describing my journey, the regal-looking Caffre housemaid at Eerste River.
5 Another and smaller bridles the fierce Caffre tribes of South Africa.
6 Among the many eventful matters of 1846 was a Caffre war.
7 We found the Cape Colony suffering from the long continuance of the Caffre war.
8 These women's tracks may be seen at every Caffre village.
9 The Matebele, or Makonkobi - the Caffre family living on the eastern side of the country; 2d.
10 No; but there are many races to the northward which we consider as Caffre races.
11 They consider the name Caffre as an insulting epithet.
12 I have already said they were northern Caffre tribes, dispossessed of their territory by Chaka.
13 Three young men, Davis, Caffre and McClure, pursued them.
14 Fairburn continues his Story-Mokanna's Fate-Disturbances among the Caffre Tribes
15 The Caffre obeyed, and Tom swallowed the potion.
16 Here, Fred, give me that diabolical gourd; it is haunted by the soul of a Caffre medicine man.
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