Manfred Nathan (1875–1945) was a South African lawyer, judge, and writer. He served as President of the Special Appeals Court for Income Tax matters.[1] Nathan was a member of the first executive of the South African[2] Jewish Board of Deputies in 1912 and vice-president of the South African Zionist Federation from 1904 to 1907. He held political offices in the Transvaal.[3] His historical writing and his biography of Paul Kruger were for many years standard references.
Selected publications edit
- The Common Law of South Africa (1904–09)
- The South African Commonwealth (1919)
- Empire Government : An Outline of the System Prevailing in the British Commonwealth of Nations (London: Allen & Unwin, 1928).
- Not Heaven Itself (1944)
- The Voortrekkers of South Africa (1937)
- Paul Kruger (1941)
References edit
- ^ Nathan, Manfred (1944). Not Heaven Itself. Durban, South Africa: The Knox Publishing Company. p. 302.
- ^ Nathan, Manfred (1944). Not Heaven Itself. Durban, South Africa: The Knox Publishing Company. p. 302.
- ^ Nathan, Manfred. Encyclopedia.com Retrieved 25 March 2019.
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