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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the Natalians free to organise Natal as the first of the Boer republics . The English survivors at Port Natal had already given up to them such rights as they had , and now Captain Jervis , the British officer commanding there ...
the Natalians free to organise Natal as the first of the Boer republics . The English survivors at Port Natal had already given up to them such rights as they had , and now Captain Jervis , the British officer commanding there ...
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At this renewed threat to the peace of the coast belt Napier ordered the detachment up from the Natal border to the Port.2 The British troops reoccupied Port Natal in May 1842 , and this time they had to fight for it.3 Potchefstroom and ...
At this renewed threat to the peace of the coast belt Napier ordered the detachment up from the Natal border to the Port.2 The British troops reoccupied Port Natal in May 1842 , and this time they had to fight for it.3 Potchefstroom and ...
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THE REPUBLIC OF NATAL 385 shadow of annexation was upon it almost from the start.1 In 1840-1 it strove vainly to obtain recognition by Great Britain upon a basis of " reciprocal alliance " . When Port Natal was occupied in the following ...
THE REPUBLIC OF NATAL 385 shadow of annexation was upon it almost from the start.1 In 1840-1 it strove vainly to obtain recognition by Great Britain upon a basis of " reciprocal alliance " . When Port Natal was occupied in the following ...
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Contents
CHAPTER I | 1 |
South African Rivers | 7 |
The Karoo and the Kalahari | 15 |
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