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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Page 351
... SOVEREIGNTY ABANDONED 351 Warden Line as roundly as Hogge and Owen had done , and refused to accept at face value the endless list of missing stock charged against the Basuto . Then , recalling his recent threats that had brought the ...
... SOVEREIGNTY ABANDONED 351 Warden Line as roundly as Hogge and Owen had done , and refused to accept at face value the endless list of missing stock charged against the Basuto . Then , recalling his recent threats that had brought the ...
Page 353
... SOVEREIGNTY 353 Netherlands at last , refused definitely to have its Church incorporated in the Cape Synod , and Lydenburg therefore made ready to secede from the republican Church and State.1 The deaths of Potgieter and Pretorius ...
... SOVEREIGNTY 353 Netherlands at last , refused definitely to have its Church incorporated in the Cape Synod , and Lydenburg therefore made ready to secede from the republican Church and State.1 The deaths of Potgieter and Pretorius ...
Page 387
... SOVEREIGNTY 387 and there founded still another republic at Schoemansdal . In the south , Pretorius had established an ascendancy at Potchefstroom . More diplomatic than Potgieter and a better parliamentarian in view of his experience ...
... SOVEREIGNTY 387 and there founded still another republic at Schoemansdal . In the south , Pretorius had established an ascendancy at Potchefstroom . More diplomatic than Potgieter and a better parliamentarian in view of his experience ...
Contents
CHAPTER I | 1 |
South African Rivers | 7 |
The Karoo and the Kalahari | 15 |
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