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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... annexation could not be entertained at such a juncture , came within very few votes of winning the House . Southey actually carried a resolution to the effect that there should be annexation , provided only the lands properly be ...
... annexation could not be entertained at such a juncture , came within very few votes of winning the House . Southey actually carried a resolution to the effect that there should be annexation , provided only the lands properly be ...
Page 467
... 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 " . But he thought it ...
... 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 " . But he thought it ...
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... annexation by the South African Republic . The Imperial Government was disposed to favour direct imperial control . Hofmeyr and Upington wanted annexation to the colony , and the Cape House in its 1884 session accepted this in principle ...
... annexation by the South African Republic . The Imperial Government was disposed to favour direct imperial control . Hofmeyr and Upington wanted annexation to the colony , and the Cape House in its 1884 session accepted this in principle ...
Contents
CHAPTER I | 1 |
South African Rivers | 7 |
The Karoo and the Kalahari | 15 |
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