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 extension of the colonial railways virtually to the borders of the republic , to Colesberg in 1884 and to Kimberley and Aliwal North in 1885 , gave tangible evidence of the value of such co - operation .
The extension of the colonial railways virtually to the borders of the republic , to Colesberg in 1884 and to Kimberley and Aliwal North in 1885 , gave tangible evidence of the value of such co - operation .
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... on responsible Republic , in Cape Colony ( 1795-6 ) , government v . entry into Union of Graaff - Reinet and Swellendam , S.A. ( 1922 ) , 691 ; in Natal , on Draft 179-80 ; ( 1803-6 ) Batavian Republic , South Africa Act ( 1909 ) ...
... on responsible Republic , in Cape Colony ( 1795-6 ) , government v . entry into Union of Graaff - Reinet and Swellendam , S.A. ( 1922 ) , 691 ; in Natal , on Draft 179-80 ; ( 1803-6 ) Batavian Republic , South Africa Act ( 1909 ) ...
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... defeated at Blood River , cede St. Lucia Bay and much else to Trekkers , become vassals of Natal Republic , 333-6 ; ( 1843 ) , British drop claim to suzerainty , do not enforce cession of St. Lucia Bay and watch Zulus flocking back ...
... defeated at Blood River , cede St. Lucia Bay and much else to Trekkers , become vassals of Natal Republic , 333-6 ; ( 1843 ) , British drop claim to suzerainty , do not enforce cession of St. Lucia Bay and watch Zulus flocking back ...
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Contents
CHAPTER I | 1 |
Smutss offer to S Rhodesia 1921 | 4 |
Southern African Rivers | 7 |
Copyright | |
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