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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Hence the Cape Houses finally consented to pass a bill annexing Basutoland ( August 1871 ) . Yet , on the annexation of the diamond fields , there was room for considerable difference of opinion . There were not wanting those members ...
Hence the Cape Houses finally consented to pass a bill annexing Basutoland ( August 1871 ) . Yet , on the annexation of the diamond fields , there was room for considerable difference of opinion . There were not wanting those members ...
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EFFECTS OF THE ANNEXATION 467 But he felt very sore at having been restrained by " Somtseu " from having his way with the Boers.1 Frere was startled by Shepstone's Proclamation , and regretted the use of the word " annexation " .
EFFECTS OF THE ANNEXATION 467 But he felt very sore at having been restrained by " Somtseu " from having his way with the Boers.1 Frere was startled by Shepstone's Proclamation , and regretted the use of the word " annexation " .
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F At a very early stage these principles were challenged in spirit , if not in letter , by the incidents which led to the annexation of Bechuanaland by the Imperial Government . These events are recounted elsewhere ; 1 here it is only ...
F At a very early stage these principles were challenged in spirit , if not in letter , by the incidents which led to the annexation of Bechuanaland by the Imperial Government . These events are recounted elsewhere ; 1 here it is only ...
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Contents
CHAPTER I | 1 |
South African Rivers | 7 |
The Karoo and the Kalahari | 15 |
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