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These organisations , led by able and vigorous leaders from overseas , soon showed that they had come to stay and were determined to improve the conditions of European labour in the Union . The employers generally were not prepared to ...
These organisations , led by able and vigorous leaders from overseas , soon showed that they had come to stay and were determined to improve the conditions of European labour in the Union . The employers generally were not prepared to ...
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Elaborate safeguards were laid down for the retention of the non - European franchise in the Cape Province . As an additional security , all Bills amending any of the provisions in the chapter headed “ House of Assembly ” were to be ...
Elaborate safeguards were laid down for the retention of the non - European franchise in the Cape Province . As an additional security , all Bills amending any of the provisions in the chapter headed “ House of Assembly ” were to be ...
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European South Africa in 1865 , as we have seen , extended beyond the borders of Cape Colony , northward beyond the Orange ... In the Orange Free State there were probably about 35,000 Europeans , already grazing possibly two million ...
European South Africa in 1865 , as we have seen , extended beyond the borders of Cape Colony , northward beyond the Orange ... In the Orange Free State there were probably about 35,000 Europeans , already grazing possibly two million ...
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Contents
CHAPTER I | 1 |
Smutss offer to S Rhodesia 1921 | 4 |
Southern African Rivers | 7 |
Copyright | |
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