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 336
It was abuse of the apprenticeship system, combined with an indirect threat to the
peace of the weakly held eastern frontier of the Colony, that set the troops moving
once more towards Port Natal. Pretorius led a commando to the south-west ...
It was abuse of the apprenticeship system, combined with an indirect threat to the
peace of the weakly held eastern frontier of the Colony, that set the troops moving
once more towards Port Natal. Pretorius led a commando to the south-west ...
Page 803
From thence onwards and from Port Elizabeth the journey to the Diggings had to
be undertaken by coach, mule cart or ox-waggon. From Cape Town two transport
companies began in 1870 to carry passengers, each of whom was allowed 40 ...
From thence onwards and from Port Elizabeth the journey to the Diggings had to
be undertaken by coach, mule cart or ox-waggon. From Cape Town two transport
companies began in 1870 to carry passengers, each of whom was allowed 40 ...
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Pondoland(continued) (1884-5), Port St. John's and some other parts annexed,
British protectorate over coasts of, 434, 516, 530; (c. 1885), German claims in
East Pondoland, 531; (1890), annexed by the Cape Colony, 516, 531, later
becomes ...
Pondoland(continued) (1884-5), Port St. John's and some other parts annexed,
British protectorate over coasts of, 434, 516, 530; (c. 1885), German claims in
East Pondoland, 531; (1890), annexed by the Cape Colony, 516, 531, later
becomes ...
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THE GEOGRAPHICAL ENVIRONMENT | 2 |
Climate and Temperature | 9 |
The Karoo and the Kalahari | 15 |
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