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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SOUTH AFRICAN RIVERS 7 the Union it forms on the whole a regular escarpment running from the Roggeveld Mountains in the south - west to the ... The watercourses in the south of the great plateau belong to the Orange River system .
SOUTH AFRICAN RIVERS 7 the Union it forms on the whole a regular escarpment running from the Roggeveld Mountains in the south - west to the ... The watercourses in the south of the great plateau belong to the Orange River system .
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By the seventeen - seventies the van of the colonists had reached the Great Fish River . There , for the first time , they met with serious resistance ; and there , for virtually fifty years , the eastward advance was stayed , while a ...
By the seventeen - seventies the van of the colonists had reached the Great Fish River . There , for the first time , they met with serious resistance ; and there , for virtually fifty years , the eastward advance was stayed , while a ...
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Nile , River , sources of , ancient beliefs concerning , 65 , 67-8 No - Man's - Land ( 1819 ) , 303 ; Adam Kok surrenders authority in ( 1875 ) , 505 ; administration of ( 1876-9 ) , 505 Noodt , Pieter Gysbert , Governor of Cape ...
Nile , River , sources of , ancient beliefs concerning , 65 , 67-8 No - Man's - Land ( 1819 ) , 303 ; Adam Kok surrenders authority in ( 1875 ) , 505 ; administration of ( 1876-9 ) , 505 Noodt , Pieter Gysbert , Governor of Cape ...
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Contents
CHAPTER I | 1 |
South African Rivers | 7 |
The Karoo and the Kalahari | 15 |
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