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 412
... Wodehouse's position was one of great discomfort . From England Newcastle pleaded with him to resist the tendency of the Cape Colony to split asunder and to realise ... Wodehouse as High Commissioner • Wodehouse as High Commissioner.
... Wodehouse's position was one of great discomfort . From England Newcastle pleaded with him to resist the tendency of the Cape Colony to split asunder and to realise ... Wodehouse as High Commissioner • Wodehouse as High Commissioner.
Page 422
... Wodehouse met the demand of the Colonial Office in 1864 , that part of the troops be withdrawn from South Africa , with a description of the disunion within the ... Wodehouse and the Cape Parliament Wodehouse and the Cape Parliament.
... Wodehouse met the demand of the Colonial Office in 1864 , that part of the troops be withdrawn from South Africa , with a description of the disunion within the ... Wodehouse and the Cape Parliament Wodehouse and the Cape Parliament.
Page 426
... Wodehouse and Keate , Lieutenant - Governor of Natal , all protested vehemently . Wodehouse objected to the proclamation because it threatened to close the Northern Road , and because he distrusted the power of the Transvaal Government ...
... Wodehouse and Keate , Lieutenant - Governor of Natal , all protested vehemently . Wodehouse objected to the proclamation because it threatened to close the Northern Road , and because he distrusted the power of the Transvaal Government ...
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