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The proclamation of the Eastern Districts and the appointment of a Lieutenant - Governor proved utterly futile to silence the clamour . As Cathcart pointed out , the Eastern and Western Provinces were merely convenient electoral ...
The proclamation of the Eastern Districts and the appointment of a Lieutenant - Governor proved utterly futile to silence the clamour . As Cathcart pointed out , the Eastern and Western Provinces were merely convenient electoral ...
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On the Eastern Frontier the majority of married men , according to the missionary William Shaw , had not more “ than one lawful or recognised wife for each man ” .1 The conclusion that the South African Native population , not only on ...
On the Eastern Frontier the majority of married men , according to the missionary William Shaw , had not more “ than one lawful or recognised wife for each man ” .1 The conclusion that the South African Native population , not only on ...
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Eastern Province , Separation Agitation . Catechism of the Eastern Province Separation League : a few plain questions and their answers . Port Elizabeth , 1860 . Minutes of Proceedings of the Meeting of Delegates of the Eastern Province ...
Eastern Province , Separation Agitation . Catechism of the Eastern Province Separation League : a few plain questions and their answers . Port Elizabeth , 1860 . Minutes of Proceedings of the Meeting of Delegates of the Eastern Province ...
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Contents
CHAPTER I | 1 |
Smutss offer to S Rhodesia 1921 | 4 |
Southern African Rivers | 7 |
Copyright | |
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