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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Page 570
Ripon, the Colonial Secretary, authorised Loch to offer Kruger concessions in
return for a five-year Uitlander franchise. ... The Pretoria Uitlanders turned out in
force, and one of them, flourishing a Union Jack, mounted the box of the carriage
in ...
Ripon, the Colonial Secretary, authorised Loch to offer Kruger concessions in
return for a five-year Uitlander franchise. ... The Pretoria Uitlanders turned out in
force, and one of them, flourishing a Union Jack, mounted the box of the carriage
in ...
Page 587
Many of the British section, however unjustly, held that Rhodes was simply a
plutocrat who had fouled their flag for the sake of filthy lucre,” while others cold-
shouldered the unhappy Uitlanders as betrayers of “the Doctor”. The Afrikaner
Bond ...
Many of the British section, however unjustly, held that Rhodes was simply a
plutocrat who had fouled their flag for the sake of filthy lucre,” while others cold-
shouldered the unhappy Uitlanders as betrayers of “the Doctor”. The Afrikaner
Bond ...
Page 1050
Jameson, Dr (Sir) (continued) “New Rand”, is sent by him to Johannesburg to find
out if the Uitlanders would rise, 572; (1895), prophecies speedy economic
federation of Southern Africa, stokes up Uitlander Rising and Raid, 572–4; (1895)
, ...
Jameson, Dr (Sir) (continued) “New Rand”, is sent by him to Johannesburg to find
out if the Uitlanders would rise, 572; (1895), prophecies speedy economic
federation of Southern Africa, stokes up Uitlander Rising and Raid, 572–4; (1895)
, ...
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THE GEOGRAPHICAL ENVIRONMENT | 2 |
Climate and Temperature | 9 |
The Karoo and the Kalahari | 15 |
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