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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Fortunately for the Republic , England's share in the war was half - hearted , and Charles was forced by Parliament to make peace in 1674. When this new war was threatening , the Directors sent out a military engineer , Ysbrand Goske ...
Fortunately for the Republic , England's share in the war was half - hearted , and Charles was forced by Parliament to make peace in 1674. When this new war was threatening , the Directors sent out a military engineer , Ysbrand Goske ...
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Before long the unfortunate chief became first a hostage , then a prisoner ; and to him , thus constrained , D'Urban on May 10 dictated terms of peace . Maqoma and his colleagues were declared to be " expelled for ever ” from the ...
Before long the unfortunate chief became first a hostage , then a prisoner ; and to him , thus constrained , D'Urban on May 10 dictated terms of peace . Maqoma and his colleagues were declared to be " expelled for ever ” from the ...
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In the end , after consulting Kruger by cable , they met the Free State leaders at Waterval and agreed that there should be no peace without independence . They resolved that they must invade the Cape Colony in force , for there ...
In the end , after consulting Kruger by cable , they met the Free State leaders at Waterval and agreed that there should be no peace without independence . They resolved that they must invade the Cape Colony in force , for there ...
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THE GEOGRAPHICAL ENVIRONMENT | 1 |
South African Rivers | 7 |
Rainfall II | 11 |
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