The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 8John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians, Henry Dodwell The University Press, 1936 - Great Britain |
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Page 495
... Afrikander party did not last long . The breach came on a matter raising issues far wider than its immediate significance . The Scanlen Government had at- tained a considerable measure of success in the administration of the colony ...
... Afrikander party did not last long . The breach came on a matter raising issues far wider than its immediate significance . The Scanlen Government had at- tained a considerable measure of success in the administration of the colony ...
Page 497
... Afrikander from Cork " , and from 1886 , after a reshuffling of the Cabinet , with Sprigg . These were years of steady progress in the colony . The financial depression gradually spent itself . The discovery of gold5 inaugurated an era ...
... Afrikander from Cork " , and from 1886 , after a reshuffling of the Cabinet , with Sprigg . These were years of steady progress in the colony . The financial depression gradually spent itself . The discovery of gold5 inaugurated an era ...
Page 507
... Afrikander Party , whose ideal was a United South Africa " under our own flag " . Partly the work and partly the inspiration of this movement was the Afrikander Bond . The founder of this organisation , as we saw in the previous chapter ...
... Afrikander Party , whose ideal was a United South Africa " under our own flag " . Partly the work and partly the inspiration of this movement was the Afrikander Bond . The founder of this organisation , as we saw in the previous chapter ...
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