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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... territory to the south . Her claim to the territory north of the estuary was not disputed , but the British title to the southern shore and the territory beyond , by virtue of Owen's treaty and inheritance from the Dutch , would seem ...
... territory to the south . Her claim to the territory north of the estuary was not disputed , but the British title to the southern shore and the territory beyond , by virtue of Owen's treaty and inheritance from the Dutch , would seem ...
Page 484
... territory and that of the Swazis , whom the British had taken under their protection . Cetewayo was annoyed when Shepstone refused to permit even " one small swoop " upon the Swazis.1 Whilst the young braves chafed at being prevented ...
... territory and that of the Swazis , whom the British had taken under their protection . Cetewayo was annoyed when Shepstone refused to permit even " one small swoop " upon the Swazis.1 Whilst the young braves chafed at being prevented ...
Page 531
... territory . It was not until 1894 that Rhodes annexed both Pondolands to the Cape Colony . Thus , all , and far more than all , the territory which Wodehouse had prudently abandoned in 18644 was at length annexed . From the Kei to the ...
... territory . It was not until 1894 that Rhodes annexed both Pondolands to the Cape Colony . Thus , all , and far more than all , the territory which Wodehouse had prudently abandoned in 18644 was at length annexed . From the Kei to the ...
Contents
CHAPTER I | 1 |
Southern African Rivers | 7 |
The Karoo and the Kalahari | 15 |
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