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 406
... favour of union with the Transvaal , by threatening to modify the Convention of Bloemfontein if it were accepted.1 Moshesh himself did not allow his successes against the Free State to blind him to the dangers of an alliance between the ...
... favour of union with the Transvaal , by threatening to modify the Convention of Bloemfontein if it were accepted.1 Moshesh himself did not allow his successes against the Free State to blind him to the dangers of an alliance between the ...
Page 426
... favour the reinclusion of the republics under British dominion . Provided the new order of things would be self - supporting ( and by " self - supporting " self - government was necessarily implied ) , a federation of the South African ...
... favour the reinclusion of the republics under British dominion . Provided the new order of things would be self - supporting ( and by " self - supporting " self - government was necessarily implied ) , a federation of the South African ...
Page 438
... favour of British annexation . When the absentee proprietors of the farms on which dry diggings were discovered attempted to claim licence fees from the diggers on the ground that their titles did not reserve mineral rights to the ...
... favour of British annexation . When the absentee proprietors of the farms on which dry diggings were discovered attempted to claim licence fees from the diggers on the ground that their titles did not reserve mineral rights to the ...
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