Review\nIimplore all SouthAfricans to read this book! Against all odds,the story of black golf in South Africa must be told. Greatbook. Definitely the President would love that he is a golfer 
SA Minister of SportTokozile Xasa 
Cohen'sintricately researched book offers rare insight into the history of black golffrom even before apartheid. It's a collection of gems of information 
David Isaacson (Sunday Times) 
Anew book celebrates the forgotten stars of SA golf - maligned and discriminatedagainst for their colour. Cohen brings deep sensitivity to the stories and tells them all with great energy and dedication; theymake for a fascinating read 
Luke Alfred (Business Day) 
Excellent book, I have very much enjoyed reading and learning so much from its content. Future historians will undoubtedlythank you for doing so 
Mungo Park (UK Through the Green) 
Cohenhas written a fascinating, factual, and remarkable book. Not only is Blazingthe Trail a history book about golf and the politics of exclusion, it is abook of remarkable stories 
Luke Alfred (SA Jewish Report) 
Thebook is not just a remarkable chronology of black golf, the people who wereinvolved, but an insightful reflection on South Africa during the period ofapartheid and desrves a wide circulation amongst South Africans living abroad.The author must be commended, as in his own way he has made a positivecontribution to South African history and that is an amazing achievement 
Mike Baskin (Australian cyberclub) 
Enjoying reading the book and its reallyvery informative 
Dr. SteveOrlin (USA) 
I've just finished reading Blazing theTrail. OUTSTANDING! There were so many nuggets that I came across. Ifyou played golf in South Africa, I strongly recommend you read this 
EricCasper (Canada) 
I enjoyed expanding my knowledge and understanding of thischapter in South African Golfing History..I have always been of the opinion, and continue to champion that the PapwaSewgolum and Graham Wulff friendship and adventurous success story makes for an epic sporting movie. 
Johan Immelman(ex Commissioner SA PGA Sunshine Tour. Father of Trevor Immelman) 
AGREAT and easy read even for non golfer to enjoy about another tragedy thatApartheid imposed. Exceptionally researched, this is really well worth the read. Please let your golfing buddy know about this book 
Bernard Schneider 
It is astory that needed telling.. I can vouch for the fact that the book is an excellentread. Outstanding. Well deserved praise. A must read 
Jonathan Pinshaw (Australian businessguru) 
Quiite a brilliant book and beautifully laid out.Highly recommended. Guys, buy the book- it is amazing! Real potential as amovie 
Trevor Zabow (Australia) 
Thereis arguably no-one better than Barry Cohen to tell this extraordinarytale. This book is not about golf. It uses the history of golf in South Africato tell remarkable stories of injustice, triumph and camaraderie. Andultimately of the fact that people who seek out commonalities as opposed to differenceswin at the game of 'life' 
Marc Dhalluin (ex CEO Highbury Safikamedia) 
A very good read and I've passed it on loan to others. 
Thestories are compelling, the history fascinating, and kudos to Barry Cohen forbringing both to light. Blazing the Trail is a wonderful tribute to thoseforgotten champions and an inspiration to us all 
Sally Little (2-time LPGA Major winner, 15LPGA titles) 
Lovethis! An inspiring read and its informing the writing of my own novel. I can't thankyou enough for this book! 
Trevor Davies\nAfter 90 years the story of black golf must be told. From the time when African chiefs indentured their tribe’s youth to work as caddies, to the first black golf course, Bambata Boodhun playing in the British Open, and black golf courses laid out in the bush. Wonderful golfers such as Papwa Sewgolum winning three Dutch Opens, and two Natal Open beating Gary Player head-to-head and in so doing becoming the symbol of the anti-apartheid movement resulting in an assassination attempt and bann

Blazing the Trail: Celebrating 90 years of Black Golf in Southern Africa

History

Cohen, Barry

Africa

Barry Cohen

Rock 100: An Authoritative Ranking of the 100 Most Popular Songs for Each Year, 1956 Through 1986 (Supplements for 1987 -1991)

Arts & Photography

Quinn, Jim

Music

Chartmasters

An Authoritative Ranking Of The Most Popular Songs From 1954 Through 1991, contains the rankings for some 3700 records, including Title, Artist, Label, and Chart Information for each. Quirin & Cohen's book traverses that varied and broad expanse of musical terrain from Kitty Kallen's "LITTLE THINGS MEAN A LOT" (the #1 recording of 1954) to "STRIKE IT UP" by Black Box (#100 for 1991).

Chartmasters' Rock 100: An Authoritative Ranking of the Most Popular Songs for Each Year, 1954 Through 1991

Quirin, Jim

50 Proven Ways to Build More Profitable Menus: Tested Ideas From the Leading Speakers &amp; Consultants in the Hospitality Industry Edited by William R. Marvin (Hospitality Masters Series)

50 Proven Ways to Build More Profitable Menus

Clarke, Susan

Marvin, BILL

Feltenstein,Tom

Good, Peter

Marshall, Phyllis Ann

Yudd, Ron

Miick, Rudy

Main, Bill

Laube, Jim

Cutson, Howard

Boileau, Gloria

Hospitality Masters Press

Revered and reviled, Gough Whitlam and his works have been part of public life for more than a generation. Here, from friends, foes and innocent bystanders, is the best of the vast horde of Gough stories, authentic and apocryphal, infuriatingly high falutin and risque, deliciously self-mocking and uproariously funny. With the help of some of our best cartoonists, Life With Gough presents a larger-than-life Australian - a tall poppy of most variegated hue...'Here is an agreeable and welcome mix of irreverence, wit and absurdity. Here is captured some of the moods and interests that had tenancy in the Whitlam mind - the imperious, the classical, the historical, the rompish, the waggish and the outrageously provocative.' James Killen 'Like most of Barry Cohen's contributions, this is a lively, frequently irreverent and always amusing read. The Hon. John Howard MP, Prime Minister of Australia 'Anyone who has ever struggled to suppress mirth during a church service understands the pleasure to be found in sharing Barry Cohen's witty, irreverent but affectionate anecdotes. Don't tell Gough.' The Hon. Kim Beazley MP,

Life with Gough

Politics & Social Sciences

Politics & Government

Allen& Unwin

Book by Spaniol, Leroy, Bellingham, Richard, Cohen, Barry, Spaniol, Susan

The Recovery Workbook II: Connectedness

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Spaniol, LeRoy

Bellingham, Richard

Spaniol, Susan

Mental Health

Boston Univ Center for

Job-hunting is identity threatening and anxiety producing. Most people don't know how to do it and end up facing rejection. If your job search hasn't been successful or you want to advance in your present position, this is for you!

Power Interviewing: Killer Cover Letters : How to get the job you really want!

Business & Money

Llumina Pr

Coronary heart disease affects 12 million Americans. Though it is one of the most serious diseases in the nation, there are many ways to understand and treat it. Author Barry Cohen, M.D., a cardiologist who has treated thousands of patients, addresses all of the most pressing questions, including: What causes coronary heart disease? How does cholesterol affect your heart? What medical tests will you need? What are the newest diagnostic tests available? What medications are prescribed? What is involved with an angioplasty and bypass surgery? What lifestyles changes will improve your health? What are the warning signs of a heart attack? Stay healthier by becoming an informed patient.

Coronary Heart Disease: From Diagnosis to Treatment

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