The mills of God: The state and African labour in South Africa, 1918-1948 by

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The mills of God: The state and African labour in South Africa, 1918-1948 byISBN: 9781868142279 Witwatersrand University Press, 1 January 1995 Paperback, 302 pages Second hand, excellent condition A study of the period in South African history between the wars, when the modern system of labour control was developed. It includes chapters on the regulation of working conditions, health and welfare, wage regulation and the state's efforts to control African trade unions.

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