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The move was precisely what Moshesh had wanted.2 Confident that the Free State had not the strength to hold him , and harried himself by the raids of a Chief named Jan Letele of whom the Free State had unwisely made a subject and an ...
The move was precisely what Moshesh had wanted.2 Confident that the Free State had not the strength to hold him , and harried himself by the raids of a Chief named Jan Letele of whom the Free State had unwisely made a subject and an ...
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FIRST TREATY OF ALIWAL NORTH 415 war party in the Free State and result in an active continuation of the war . From India , in the throes of the Mutiny , came urgent calls for help , but till the conflagration on the Basuto border was ...
FIRST TREATY OF ALIWAL NORTH 415 war party in the Free State and result in an active continuation of the war . From India , in the throes of the Mutiny , came urgent calls for help , but till the conflagration on the Basuto border was ...
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Posting after the Griqua Chief , he obtained from him permission to negotiate a sale with the Free State Government instead . Accurately speaking , the lands under negotiation were the Philippolis lands in the southern Free State ...
Posting after the Griqua Chief , he obtained from him permission to negotiate a sale with the Free State Government instead . Accurately speaking , the lands under negotiation were the Philippolis lands in the southern Free State ...
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Contents
CHAPTER I | 1 |
Smutss offer to S Rhodesia 1921 | 4 |
Southern African Rivers | 7 |
Copyright | |
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