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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saying that the stock of food would hardly last until they reached the storeship and that they had done enough by discovering in one voyage such a large stretch of coast . Moreover , as the coast continued to run to the east , it was ...
saying that the stock of food would hardly last until they reached the storeship and that they had done enough by discovering in one voyage such a large stretch of coast . Moreover , as the coast continued to run to the east , it was ...
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In 1699 , soon after his arrival , he went on a journey of inspection , and on reaching the northern border of the ... His farm and its contiguous grazing lands reached to the western base of the mountains , and some of his herdsmen and ...
In 1699 , soon after his arrival , he went on a journey of inspection , and on reaching the northern border of the ... His farm and its contiguous grazing lands reached to the western base of the mountains , and some of his herdsmen and ...
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This despatch reached D'Urban early in March 1836. A little earlier in February , his own despatch of 19 November 1835 arrived in Downing Street with an account of his revised September treaties . Far from replying to the criticisms of ...
This despatch reached D'Urban early in March 1836. A little earlier in February , his own despatch of 19 November 1835 arrived in Downing Street with an account of his revised September treaties . Far from replying to the criticisms of ...
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THE GEOGRAPHICAL ENVIRONMENT | 1 |
South African Rivers | 7 |
Rainfall II | 11 |
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