The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 8John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians, Henry Dodwell The University Press, 1963 - Great Britain |
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General Botha himself undertook the conduct of the campaign. It was a wise
decision, for the Prime Minister had given repeated proofs of his skill in
conducting military operations under South African conditions and he
commanded the ...
General Botha himself undertook the conduct of the campaign. It was a wise
decision, for the Prime Minister had given repeated proofs of his skill in
conducting military operations under South African conditions and he
commanded the ...
Page 779
Many causes contributed to the ministerial débâcle of 1912, but the prime cause
was the quarrel between Botha and Hertzog over the future relation of the Union
to the Empire. Let be, in effect said Botha, anxious as ever to let half-sleeping ...
Many causes contributed to the ministerial débâcle of 1912, but the prime cause
was the quarrel between Botha and Hertzog over the future relation of the Union
to the Empire. Let be, in effect said Botha, anxious as ever to let half-sleeping ...
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RAYNER, W. S. and O'SHAUGHNESSY, W. W. How Botha and Smuts conquered
German South West. 1916. REITz, Col. D. Trekking On. 1933. RITCHIE, M. With
Botha in the Field. 1915. Robinson, J. P. K. With Botha's Army. 1916.
RAYNER, W. S. and O'SHAUGHNESSY, W. W. How Botha and Smuts conquered
German South West. 1916. REITz, Col. D. Trekking On. 1933. RITCHIE, M. With
Botha in the Field. 1915. Robinson, J. P. K. With Botha's Army. 1916.
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Contents
THE GEOGRAPHICAL ENVIRONMENT | 2 |
Climate and Temperature | 9 |
The Karoo and the Kalahari | 15 |
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