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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The Volksraad appointed and removed all officials from the Head Commandant
downwards; it made treaties and alliances; it granted public land; it heard
appeals, confirmed, mitigated or quashed sentences. Its procedure was simple
and ...
The Volksraad appointed and removed all officials from the Head Commandant
downwards; it made treaties and alliances; it granted public land; it heard
appeals, confirmed, mitigated or quashed sentences. Its procedure was simple
and ...
Page 396
A sovereign Volksraad of a single House, the Roman-Dutch law, the State
Church, the Landdrosts and Heemraden, the Commandants and Field-cornets,
the liability to military service from the age of sixteen, a white franchise, are all
familiar ...
A sovereign Volksraad of a single House, the Roman-Dutch law, the State
Church, the Landdrosts and Heemraden, the Commandants and Field-cornets,
the liability to military service from the age of sixteen, a white franchise, are all
familiar ...
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7 Voet, Johannes, Dutch jurist (1647– 1713), 859 - Volksraad, (1795–6), “
Representatives of the People” or “National Assembly.” of rebel Swellendam and
GraaffReinet, 164; (1836), Trekkers elect, 329; (1838–45), Natal Republic
concentrates ...
7 Voet, Johannes, Dutch jurist (1647– 1713), 859 - Volksraad, (1795–6), “
Representatives of the People” or “National Assembly.” of rebel Swellendam and
GraaffReinet, 164; (1836), Trekkers elect, 329; (1838–45), Natal Republic
concentrates ...
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THE GEOGRAPHICAL ENVIRONMENT | 2 |
Climate and Temperature | 9 |
The Karoo and the Kalahari | 15 |
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