The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 8John Holland Rose University Press, 1929 - Great Britain |
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... border- lands and had agreed with some minor chiefs that the middle reaches of the Fish River should be the dividing line between European and Bantu . In spite of this , trouble broke out in the winter of 1779 , when months of drought ...
... border- lands and had agreed with some minor chiefs that the middle reaches of the Fish River should be the dividing line between European and Bantu . In spite of this , trouble broke out in the winter of 1779 , when months of drought ...
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... border from the Zoutpansberg to Damaraland , where war was raging while Germany was inquiring whether Great Britain would protect her Rhenish missionaries . Wodehouse had no force to spare for that . Brand had no confidence in the High ...
... border from the Zoutpansberg to Damaraland , where war was raging while Germany was inquiring whether Great Britain would protect her Rhenish missionaries . Wodehouse had no force to spare for that . Brand had no confidence in the High ...
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... border were trampling on each other's toes for want of room . His reckless distribution of largesse to the farmers in the shape of border farms , without regard to original Native settlement , had fiercely aggravated an already ...
... border were trampling on each other's toes for want of room . His reckless distribution of largesse to the farmers in the shape of border farms , without regard to original Native settlement , had fiercely aggravated an already ...
Contents
CHAPTER I | 1 |
Southern African Rivers | 7 |
The Karoo and the Kalahari | 15 |
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