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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... Kaffirs made stock - lifting easy . As always in frontier troubles disputes arose over the ownership of cattle and the Xosas were accused by the Boers of driving into their kraals beasts that did not belong to them . In 1778 Governor ...
... Kaffirs made stock - lifting easy . As always in frontier troubles disputes arose over the ownership of cattle and the Xosas were accused by the Boers of driving into their kraals beasts that did not belong to them . In 1778 Governor ...
Page 202
... Kaffirs . The colonists had been quite unable to dislodge them , so that by Caledon's time the Kaffirs claimed the area as of right . Small bands of Kaffirs had now advanced as far as the Lange Kloof , one - third of the distance ...
... Kaffirs . The colonists had been quite unable to dislodge them , so that by Caledon's time the Kaffirs claimed the area as of right . Small bands of Kaffirs had now advanced as far as the Lange Kloof , one - third of the distance ...
Page 296
... Kaffirs with homes west of any conceivable Fish River line . The Governor , true to the tradition of the Company , must have assumed that the Bantu - since he was powerless to eject them - were to be , like the Hottentots , in the ...
... Kaffirs with homes west of any conceivable Fish River line . The Governor , true to the tradition of the Company , must have assumed that the Bantu - since he was powerless to eject them - were to be , like the Hottentots , in the ...
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