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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with their offshoot the Ndebele (Tebele) of Southern Rhodesia; the Swazi of
Swaziland and eastern Transvaal, and the Ndebele of central and northern
Transvaal (who, despite the similarity of name, are historically distinct from the
people now ...
with their offshoot the Ndebele (Tebele) of Southern Rhodesia; the Swazi of
Swaziland and eastern Transvaal, and the Ndebele of central and northern
Transvaal (who, despite the similarity of name, are historically distinct from the
people now ...
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The proclamation of the Eastern Districts and the appointment of a Lieutenant-
Governor proved utterly futile to silence the clamour. As Cathcart pointed out, the
Eastern and Western Provinces were merely convenient electoral divisions and ...
The proclamation of the Eastern Districts and the appointment of a Lieutenant-
Governor proved utterly futile to silence the clamour. As Cathcart pointed out, the
Eastern and Western Provinces were merely convenient electoral divisions and ...
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Eastern Province, Separation Agitation. Catechism of the Eastern Province
Separation League: a few plain questions and their answers. Port Elizabeth,
1860. Minutes of Proceedings of the Meeting of Delegates of the Eastern
Province ...
Eastern Province, Separation Agitation. Catechism of the Eastern Province
Separation League: a few plain questions and their answers. Port Elizabeth,
1860. Minutes of Proceedings of the Meeting of Delegates of the Eastern
Province ...
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Contents
THE GEOGRAPHICAL ENVIRONMENT | 2 |
Climate and Temperature | 9 |
The Karoo and the Kalahari | 15 |
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