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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I97 step was followed by a codification of the functions of the Landdrost and his
Heemraden together with an important extension of the civil functions of the Weld
Wachtmeester, now renamed Veld Kornet, whose relation to the central authority
...
I97 step was followed by a codification of the functions of the Landdrost and his
Heemraden together with an important extension of the civil functions of the Weld
Wachtmeester, now renamed Veld Kornet, whose relation to the central authority
...
Page 334
Pretorius promptly played off the faction which followed Dingaan's brother, Panda
, against that which followed the king, and had the satisfaction of seeing the Zulu
military machine broken and Dingaan driven to his death in Swaziland ...
Pretorius promptly played off the faction which followed Dingaan's brother, Panda
, against that which followed the king, and had the satisfaction of seeing the Zulu
military machine broken and Dingaan driven to his death in Swaziland ...
Page 717
There followed friction as to the interpretation of its powers, the Government
claiming that the Commission had no voice in normal expansion of services but
only as regards readjustment and reorganisation.” The Commission appealed to
...
There followed friction as to the interpretation of its powers, the Government
claiming that the Commission had no voice in normal expansion of services but
only as regards readjustment and reorganisation.” The Commission appealed to
...
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Contents
THE GEOGRAPHICAL ENVIRONMENT | 2 |
Climate and Temperature | 9 |
The Karoo and the Kalahari | 15 |
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