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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It is true that many Trekkers , and those the most vocal , came from the eastern frontier lands , but others came from the northern districts where there was no Kaffir menace . The overthrow of the D'Urban settlement was only a ...
It is true that many Trekkers , and those the most vocal , came from the eastern frontier lands , but others came from the northern districts where there was no Kaffir menace . The overthrow of the D'Urban settlement was only a ...
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After 1840 these districts were entitled to send delegates to Pietermaritzburg . In February 1841 a subordinate representative assembly , styled an Adjunct Raad , was created for the district of Potchefstroom ; 2 and a similar Raad for ...
After 1840 these districts were entitled to send delegates to Pietermaritzburg . In February 1841 a subordinate representative assembly , styled an Adjunct Raad , was created for the district of Potchefstroom ; 2 and a similar Raad for ...
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Already in 1894 a proclamation was issued extending the Glen Grey system to the four Transkeian districts of ... in 1899 the district of Kentani was brought within the scope of the Act , in 1903 eight other 3 districts were dealt with ...
Already in 1894 a proclamation was issued extending the Glen Grey system to the four Transkeian districts of ... in 1899 the district of Kentani was brought within the scope of the Act , in 1903 eight other 3 districts were dealt with ...
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Contents
CHAPTER I | 1 |
Southern African Rivers | 7 |
The Karoo and the Kalahari | 15 |
Copyright | |
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