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2 those of 1898 , were duly incorporated in the draft Letters Patent , and were accepted by the settlers in 1922 , so to become part of the foundation law of the colony of Southern Rhodesia.1 In Northern Rhodesia , meanwhile , forces ...
2 those of 1898 , were duly incorporated in the draft Letters Patent , and were accepted by the settlers in 1922 , so to become part of the foundation law of the colony of Southern Rhodesia.1 In Northern Rhodesia , meanwhile , forces ...
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The English of the white southern African community is in general as much standard English as that of any other Dominion , and if Afrikaners and British alike speak it with a variety of local accents and intonations , they do no more ...
The English of the white southern African community is in general as much standard English as that of any other Dominion , and if Afrikaners and British alike speak it with a variety of local accents and intonations , they do no more ...
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( e ) RHODESIA , SOUTHERN PARLIAMENT . Minutes of the Proceedings of the Legislative Council , 1899-1923 . Salisbury , 1899–1923 . Votes and Proceedings of the House of Assembly , 1924- Salisbury , 1924Debates in the Legislative Council ...
( e ) RHODESIA , SOUTHERN PARLIAMENT . Minutes of the Proceedings of the Legislative Council , 1899-1923 . Salisbury , 1899–1923 . Votes and Proceedings of the House of Assembly , 1924- Salisbury , 1924Debates in the Legislative Council ...
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Contents
CHAPTER I | 1 |
Smutss offer to S Rhodesia 1921 | 4 |
Southern African Rivers | 7 |
Copyright | |
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