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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best to exercise the legal control that could alone prevent it from degenerating
into “virtual slavery”; but the system, in common with other sides of Trekker native
policy, called for administration of the strongest kind, and in Natal administration
...
best to exercise the legal control that could alone prevent it from degenerating
into “virtual slavery”; but the system, in common with other sides of Trekker native
policy, called for administration of the strongest kind, and in Natal administration
...
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Natal, Corresp., cotton-growing, 1857–60. 1861, xxxvi (117). Return re German
Legion at Cape. 1862, xxxvi (293). Natal, Corresp., 1861–2. 1862, xxxvi (403).
Cape ... Natal, Treasury minute re superannuation of Col. Maclean, 1868. 1867–
8 ...
Natal, Corresp., cotton-growing, 1857–60. 1861, xxxvi (117). Return re German
Legion at Cape. 1862, xxxvi (293). Natal, Corresp., 1861–2. 1862, xxxvi (403).
Cape ... Natal, Treasury minute re superannuation of Col. Maclean, 1868. 1867–
8 ...
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Indians (continued) in S.A. Republic, (1887) excluded from franchise in S.A.
Republic, “free” Indians unpopular in White Natal, (1894) Natal abolished
immigration grant, (1895) adult male Indians in Natal liable to pay annual license
fee if they ...
Indians (continued) in S.A. Republic, (1887) excluded from franchise in S.A.
Republic, “free” Indians unpopular in White Natal, (1894) Natal abolished
immigration grant, (1895) adult male Indians in Natal liable to pay annual license
fee if they ...
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Contents
THE GEOGRAPHICAL ENVIRONMENT | 2 |
Climate and Temperature | 9 |
The Karoo and the Kalahari | 15 |
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