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 443
... annexation could not be entertained at such a juncture , came within very few votes of winning the House . Southey actually carried a resolution to the effect that there should be annexation , provided only the lands properly be ...
... annexation could not be entertained at such a juncture , came within very few votes of winning the House . Southey actually carried a resolution to the effect that there should be annexation , provided only the lands properly be ...
Page 466
... annexation after the occasion for it had been removed.4 He was actuated by his eagerness to carry out the policy of annexation as a step towards confederation , and by his conviction that , if he delayed , the whole country would be ...
... annexation after the occasion for it had been removed.4 He was actuated by his eagerness to carry out the policy of annexation as a step towards confederation , and by his conviction that , if he delayed , the whole country would be ...
Page 467
... ANNEXATION 467 But he felt very sore at having been restrained by " Somtseu " from having his way with the Boers.1 Frere was startled by Shepstone's Proclamation , and regretted the use of the word " annexation " . But he thought it ...
... ANNEXATION 467 But he felt very sore at having been restrained by " Somtseu " from having his way with the Boers.1 Frere was startled by Shepstone's Proclamation , and regretted the use of the word " annexation " . But he thought it ...
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