The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 8John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians, Henry Dodwell The University Press, 1929 - Great Britain |
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It was called Graaff - Reinet after the Governor and his wife , and the customary procedure of giving the seat of the landdrost the same name was followed . Two loan farms on the Sunday River were expropriated at a valuation of 2650 rix ...
It was called Graaff - Reinet after the Governor and his wife , and the customary procedure of giving the seat of the landdrost the same name was followed . Two loan farms on the Sunday River were expropriated at a valuation of 2650 rix ...
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When De Mist followed the Governor in an independent tour some months later the chiefs of these western clans refused even to meet him . De Mist's quick mind at once saw that until the central administration was underpinned by an ...
When De Mist followed the Governor in an independent tour some months later the chiefs of these western clans refused even to meet him . De Mist's quick mind at once saw that until the central administration was underpinned by an ...
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The significance of Rhodes's career in South African history is not to be gauged by the events which followed the Jameson Raid , nor by such expedients as the suspension of a constitution , but rather by the Union which he did not live ...
The significance of Rhodes's career in South African history is not to be gauged by the events which followed the Jameson Raid , nor by such expedients as the suspension of a constitution , but rather by the Union which he did not live ...
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THE GEOGRAPHICAL ENVIRONMENT | 1 |
South African Rivers | 7 |
Rainfall II | 11 |
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